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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
SPARTANS WON.
Beat Saxons by One Point at
V NJ = a

The Spartans and the Saxons piave.7
n fast and exciting game Of basketball
in the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall last night. Victory went 10
the Spartans by one point. the score
being ten 20 nine.
The lineup Of the two teams was as
follows:
Spartans-P. Thornton. forward; w.
Braveman. forward. p. g.. Pearsal.
centre; J. &. G%reentree. guard: Nc. G.
Thornton (captain), guard; L. n. Pear
san. guard.
Saxons-E. D. Cogbiu and w. II. KELLEY
captain. forwards; J. *. Kicks. centre;
II. L. Leake. guard.
Summary-Baskets from field. p. Thorn
ton. .; Leake, 2; Kicks. I. Three throws
Rtcks. 3. .
Tomorrow night the Romans will play
the Celts, and on Saturday night the
Greeks viii be pitted against the Britons
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I'm pursuance of the decree OF the Circuit
Court for POwhatau county. at the NO
Vembe term 1906. ln Stringer y. Vaughan
aud Turpiu y. Stringer, united. T VIII. on
WEDNESDAY,. the 9th 4 OF JANT-
AIRY. 1907 at Powhatan Courthouse. SEX
the tract OF land that formerly belonged
TO DIT. Vaughan. It lies ON the Apponlat-
toX River. I'm Powhutan Ounty. about five
or six miles from the Courthouse. and
contains about 500 acres. The soil IS very
good. II was formerly we'll timbered. but
the timber has been cut off.
TERMS one-half cash-balance one
and two Nears-purchaser giving his bond
for the deferred payments. bearing inter-
est from the day Of sale. and with WAIVER
of the homestead exemption.
Mr. NJ. w. Nichols, who resides in ths
ueighborhoOd Will show the land to per-
sons VINO wish TO purchase.
For further Information address the un-
dersigned al LvnchburE. Va.
EDWARD *. BROWN. Comm'r.
Sd December, 1906.
The required bond has been given by
Edward 8. Brown. Commissioner
JAMES A. TILMAN Clerk.
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Auction Sales, Future DAYS
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM At Nr,yy c.srrH
~ TIE PAMCNkEY RIVER
IN HANOVER COUNTY
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
BY virtue OF a deed OF tr,-, Nd
tSeIa = Braxton 20 Wm. II Pfzz5,i ara
fSoe trustees. dated .Juiv 81
~ tn ~ OF record in the Clerks OgIca
nlIglnia. in Deed Book 3s. AZ pSes IS
-, 49, - e chalmers having died the
fr,s+ YIN. - Flzzlni having resigned aid
uSst, and the undersigned having been
substituted as trustee. in piace ~ Ssis
~ b 4~zzini. by order OF tho Cironir
tered on the 18Th day OF Novem6er zoos.
ueteuIt having been made in the NO.
ment or tho debt secured by said deed.
40 having been required - 10 40 BY
the holder OF the note evidenced ia
deot. I shall. on
SATURDAY. TIE 18TH DAY OF DE-
at tho hour OF IL O'Clock. midday FL,
'front.' or the Court Hslse OF Hanover
oyycc..Ig, virginia. offer for sale. at pubic
EatiaDle real estate to-wit:
All those two certain tracfa % land
tricots ana icing In Henry Magisterial Dis
Ttlct or Hanover county Virginia. or Tho
River, near New Castle Ferry.
acJoinlng the lands OF Elizabeth II. Tom
one y o5ne5s' being lot No .. containing
~tWenueths Cs1 8-2O) acres. which vas
SonEeyed 70 the said Leila s. Rraxton bv
&C. B!aXton.s heirs by partition deed
me Clerks office OF Hanover County
Court IN D.. p. -. page 81: and lot No. a..
--A EA MIC .EAEULM@ALE
and nve-sixth G76 SEQ acres. which was
conveyed TO Leila g. Rraxtoa By w. ri.
Macon. ST. and Nora. his wife. BY II
uated November Q. 1883. and recorded fn
me clerks office OF Hanover County
Court IN ID. p. %. page 41S-both %
sald lots being part OF the estate az the
Ltte carter BraXtOn. q plat and survey
OF which Is recorded In said Clerks Of
iice IN Plat Book . page 81.
TERMS; For cash. as 70 so much Of
me proceeds as may be necessary to de-
Tray the expenses OF executing this trust.
including trustees commission o. five per
centum and all taxes. dues. assessments
ana charges on the said real estate un-
paid ot the time Of sale: and also n rata
ne proportion OF the taxes for the year
A3lo, and to discharge the amount OF
money represented by the PRINCIPAL note
ana interest matured and unpaid. and in
surance premium paid by and due to the
beneficiary under said deed OF trust: say
$4,000 cash; the residue Of tho purchase
money 70 be payable in equal -iuetalments
OF one and two wears from tho dav Of
sale, and evidenced by negotiable notes
with interest added. and secured hv a
decd OF trust on the land. to he drawn
executed and recorded Ft the purchasers
expense.
Purchaser Will be required to deposit
with the trustee 5000 In cash or certified
check when the property is knocked down.
and 70 have ten days within which to
search the title and complete the pur-
chase.
This farm is one Of the finest IN East
ern Virginia. being well adapted to the
cultivation or the grain crops and hay,
and 70 stock raising.
ROBERT W. TOMLIN.
Substituted Trustee.
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LOUOOUN HOUNDS
DENIED REQ FOX
American Hounds Furnished Fast
Run Across Stiff
Country.
REYNARO WAS IN FULL VIEW
Good Field Followed. Though the
Ground Was Rough and
Footing Uncertain.

L-EEsBUItG. VA. December 1.-The
Loudoun Hunt club met to-day near
Leesburg for their first ride to hounds
during the week. Thirty couples OF Amer
lcan bounds. under Huntsman Robert
Dodd and Nr. Westm0reland Davis. n.
J.. IT,, were cast On the Morven Pa->
estate, and. finding "A fox, headed north
oyer the adjoining farms Of Selma anu
across that farm toward the point 81
Rocks Turnpike.
Fox Denned.
Tire hounds. iu close chase. were FOL
lowed by the entire field across innumer-
able water courses. high fences and
rough. rolling ground Turning back, the
fox made str4Iglt FOR cover Sra tho hills
back ~ Selma. and after Ia exciting
Run was dcuned
A second foX was chased from cover
tn TuN View Of the field. A Few ~ tre
hounds took up Tie sreuet foloved
close. but were turned by q false tIsl.
watch led them toward Iccs1lrg. The
condition ~ tle rrourd was such thlt
good riding WAS impossible.
Those riding o. hounds were Wcstmore-
land Davis. 81 r. a. T.. =. waite. a. 81.
chichester. Jr. j.. g.. Tenuant. Blair
Johnson. ~ Warrenton; g. g. Safer.
W.. O. Eu@rs. o.. ulzerega. Dr. l. j. All
end SIR j.. Z. Mouityn. o. the Middle
slx cub.
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King of the Turf.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE famous
stallion St. Simon Is to he retired. He is
now twenty-five wears old. was unbeaten
In his turf career. and as q sire has
achieved "A wonderful record. for he has
begot 26S sons and daughters. which have
won ass races. Of the value OF 81 SIS. 800.
Uhls IS not. however. a record. for Stock
we'll long known aS "thc Emperor of
Stations" IN twenty years begOt 42Q sons
and daughters. which won 1902 races and
S1,76S.605 AS to the descendants Of stock
well and St Simon. they have won mill
Hons.
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Stable Burned

fSnecial to The Ti1Us-Disnatchl
CHATHAM. VA. December IF. A..
Swanson. of Swansouviile. this county.
he'd his stable two horses and consider
nh'e corn and fodder burned Friday NIGHT.
m Gre WAS discovered about 10 O'Clock.
and the flames bad gained such Roadway
that nothing could be saved. The loss Is
estimated at 500.
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TnrrhIinp Club

The TumhiiuV Cluh Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Will be formed to-
morrow nieht. This club last wear. under
the direction OF P'rvsicai Director w. y.
Reinhard was n comulete success. and
many young men OF tho citv greatly en-
loved the exercise In the gymnasium
The indications are that there VIII be d
large class this year.
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Have Match Game.

The Butchers Club OF ten-pin bowlers
had a fine practice game on Cooks
alleys iast night Some good scores were
made. and II was proposed that n match
game would be called for one night next
week with the other strong bowling
teams OF the city.
Those who bowled last night were
Messrs. s. Anderson. Snining. Shumaker.
plley. Berry. Billye. Il. Anderson. Du-
pert. Johnson and Sutherland.
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Handsome Brass Beds, Fne EnameIed
Iron Beds, Beautiful PaVlor Suits. Leath-
or Chairs and Couches, Massive oak
China Cases, Mahogany Parlor Chairs
and Rockers. Very Fine Walnut Side
board Massive Walnut Glass Door ward
robe Oak Bookcases. oak Sideboards.
ain Chamber Suits. Beautiful Drug
gets and Rugs, Pictures aad Mirrors. Mat
ungs' Dinner sets and ether Furniture.
etc. All frst-class, and worth attention
OF those in need OF furniture.
The ladies most respectfully invited.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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ELECTED R.
F. & P. PRESIDENT
CONTINUED From First Page.)


people OF Virginia have a vital In
terest, should bc operated ana %
Quoted as aga independent property.
and not suporuiuated to any other
interest or property whatsoever; hay-
ing due regard % the convenience
and welfare ~ tho public. from which
the said Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company
sprang. And the revenues derived
from said railroad should be applied
10 the proper equipment and main
tenance Of said railroad. and then to
the payment az said company's Just
and proper bonded. stock and other
legal obligation. and dividends ON
its stocks, and should not be diverted
IN whole or in part. directly or I'M
directly. 10 the maintenance OK anv
other railroad. railroad system. or
part thereof. or 90 any other purpose
whatsoever.
Resolved. secondly, That no ac-
ton should be taken by the manage
ment OF this railroad company con-
trary 10 tho spirit OF the -1,regoing
resolution"
Tho resolution was adopted without de-
bate and by unanimous vote of the stock
holders and proxies.
At his point Mr.. George w. Stevens
offered his resolution for a scrip dividend
OF = per cent on the stock OF the COM
pany out Of the past years funds. the
dividend TO be payable after January
!, 1907. The resolution originated I'm tho
OF directors, and was adopted BY
tho meeting.
improvements at boswell.
DR.. Page offered a resolution providing
for the improvement Of passenger &C
.commodations at boswell, the junction
point OF the Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroads. lie asked that the two roads
co-operats in the building Of a new and
sufficiently commodious station there.
Judge Leake Informed the stockholders
thai the two roads had already agreed
TO do this. and that plans We're already
prepared therefor. but the execution OF
these had been delayed by the question
Of "a crossing thefe. IL had finally been
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The owner Of this property. declining
housekeeping. we Will offer this hand
some home at public auction. upon the
premises. on THURSDAY. DECEMBER
18TH. 1906. at $50 =. N. The house has
10 large rooms, besides bath. pantry. etc:
brick stable and other outnOuses. II
commands q superb Wow OF the river for
miles. up and down. and catches the de-
lghtful Southern breeze. that side heinz
totally unobstructed. and thanked BY n
beautiful Park and the handsome Sol
diers' and sailors Monument. The place
above all others for a physician. hospital
or saritarfum. The house will De open
for inspection the day Of sale. and We ex-
tend a cordial invitation 10 amy one de-
string a delightful home. Early possese-
sion.
TEIAfS-Announccd at sale.
HARRISON & GRANT.
Auctioncer.
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Ouiobv. s.. Tohn's New CAPTAIN

ANNAPOLIS. MD. December u-Ai-
fred O. 9uiEhv. 90 Eastou. Md. was to-
dav elected c~artain ~ tie foothai team
o. s.. Johns College for tte season ~
lA- His position IS ful,aa-s. Prank T..
Car.ir. also 90 Easioa. was elected man-
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BY AIcVeigh & Glinn.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1lE T.. Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Valuable Business Property
No. 40 \. Seventh st.

At the request OF tho owner. We viii
offer for sale. on the premises.
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER 18TH. 1906,
AT / O'CLOCK j.. A..
the store building designated as No. IIO
North Seventh Street. and known as
Mavo Auction Store.
The lot fronts % feet on the west side
Of Seventh street aud runs back etWeen
parallel lines TO feet TO ar alley z feet
wide
This property is located on a good
street. and In "a section where real estate
Is steadily enhanciug in value. ana should
be attractive as au Investment or a spec
ulatiou.
TERMS Liberal and announced az sale.
McNEIGH & GJINN. AuctioneerA
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Nnancerv Court
Circuit Court.

This court was engaged yesterday I'm
the trial OF the cause of Len r. Smithie
sonal injury TO the plaintif while en-
ployed by the defendant. The plaintiff
asks damages To the amount OF $500.
This is the second trial, the first having
resulted I'm q verdict for 275 for the plain
tiff. but this was set aside by the court.
and the case orda~od again tried The
trial was pending when court adjourned.
The case of r J Filipino VS.. john Mat
fIaNrs Is SGT for frlal ln.laN
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BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust.
dated March :, 1895, or record i'm the
clerks Office OF Richmond Chancerv
Court. in ID. p. lS9 G. page pa. default
having been made In the payment of the
debt thereby secured. and being required
by the beneficiary so 20 do. ] VIII SCH by
auction. upon the premises. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER II. 1905.
at T. o'clock NJ. the stables above MON
toned. fronting 15 feet on Ninotoenth
Street by a depth OF los feet 8 inches on
franklin Street. This sale is made sub
1ect TO a prior deed OF trust upon tho
entire interest in said property OF about
$4,000. which Will not mature for several
years.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the
cXnenseS Of sale and discharge a note of
$4,000, with interest from April G. 1906.
balance ar one and two years for notes.
interest added and secured hv deed upon
tie property or all cash. az the option of
the purchaser.
a. !. CHEWING. Trustee.
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Hustlnps Gonna.

IN this court yesterday Grace Harris
was tried nv jury and convicted Of keep
ing a disorderly house. A fine OF $50 was
IMPOSED.
Carrie Jackson charged with selling IT,
QuOr without license. was tried by Jury ANA
In the afternoon the court was engaged
In herring rOmnlai mtg Of erroneous as
sessmcn+e COR taxation.
judge william I Clonton has been aoz-
ignated hv the Governor 20 sit I'm the trial
to-day OF tho c1se Of r. r. Jackson. an
ola mon CHARGED with grand larceny.
Judoe WITT havin~ asked that some ono
Do DESIGNATED. The aoruscF win ha ran-
resented hv Judge william Wod~es Mann.
o. Nottoway. and Gilbert * Pollock. OF
this city.
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40. NORTH TWENTY-NTNTH ST..
CORNER MAIN. SPLENDID HOUSE.
MOST BEAUTIFUL VIEW N CITY.
LARGE BRICK DWELLING AND
6c-FOOT LOT OVERLOOKING MAR
SHALL PARK
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THOUSANDS SEE
BICYCLE RACE
Walthour and Bedell Nainly At
tempt to Make Up Lost
Lap.
RIDERS WATCH THIS PAIR
Contestants Have Gone Over 600
Miles, But Are Sixty Miles
Below Record.

NEW YORK. December 1L-Thousands
Of persons were again drawn 20 Madison
square Garden to-day and tonight 10
witness tine six-day bicycle race. which
began at midnight Sunday. The most In
tere5ting features Of to-days grind we're
the attempts on the part ~ Waluhour. OF
Atanta, Ca. and his teammate. BedeIl.
OF Long Island. 20 make up the deficit 81
one lap which they incurred yesterday.
when they were doubled as n reconstruct.
ed team. They made frequent spurts
ahead Of the bunch. but each time they
failed 10 make a gain. AL the riders are
watching this pair very closely. and are
on the constant watch lest Walthour or
Bedel gain the coveted Jap.
Desperate Sprint.
Walthour came very near fooIing the
Held late tonight, when he almost gained
q lap after 4 desperate sprint. but un-
fortunately there was a spill. and OIL
though dee was not in 81. under the rules
he wal not allowed the advantage he
had gained.
Score at midnight. 92 miles and 6 lans
all teams except Walthour and Bedeu.
VINO are one lap behind.
The record for IS hours is 9Cs miles
and 3 laps.
On three occasions tonight the riders
We're called from the track 10 make way
ior special events.
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Daily Record
Law and EQUITY Court.

Leon N Nelson qualified in this court
TO practice law.
Morgan X. Mills VS. Eagle Paper Comma
ny, verdict and Judgment S1lO, contested.
suit instituted. II. 81. Mcclure, admin
i%strator, vs.. W. A Chambers. for Sl27.75.
Matte J.. Workman VS.. Anna y. Sher-
win, FOR 5000.
Onancery Court.
The case of Won Roques vs.. Armstrong.
which WAS eNhaustlvely argued in this
court last week. has been submitted. and
the court ms il under advisement. Final
disposition OF the cause is not anticipated
Tor some time. as the judge has a large
accumulation OF work 90 dispose OF ale
ready.
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GREEN e Redo.
Auctioneers.
By The Valentine Auction Co.,
A-uctioneers.
6i8 East Broad Street. Phone 1906.

We viii sell at our wsreroom, els East
Broad Street, at 1910 o'clock.
THIS "wednesday MORNING.
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Ry Harrison q Grant.
Real Estate A~uctioneers. z y. nth ST
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Auction Sales DAYS


BY A J. Chewing Company,
Real State Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or
ONE-HALh INTEREST IN ONE OF THE
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STABLES IN THE SOUTH. LOCAT-
ED IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA. AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF ERANKIIN AND
NINETEENTH STREETS.
on MONDAY. DECEMBER nth. 1906.
AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ.
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Auction Sales-This Day.
by Green 4 Redd.
Real Estate Auctionoers.
AUCTION SALE
Oh

THAT sUBsTANTTALLY-BUrr.T AND
SPLENDLDLY ARRANGED THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING
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determined 20 retain tho grade crossing,
but with the tnterloclIng system Of
tracks. which would greatly diminish tho
liability 70 accident
Mr.. John SHELTON Williams expressed
his preferonoe for an overhead crossing
and opposed tho grade crossing. Mr..
Page, however, being satisfied with the
situation as ascertained. withdrew his
resolution. and tho discussion ended.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-18
SALTILLO.

Hooks & Williams have built a new shed to their gin house. Dr. John Harrod has completed his new barn .... John Shaw and Sam Landers were at Chadwick Saturday night. w. A. Pearson was in Conway last Saturday -. H. t. Strickland returned from Little Rock last Saturday with a load of goods for E. F. Park s store -. Dr. T. B. Snoddy is pre- pairing to build another house on his place. =, Rev. J. H. Christen- berry of Lollie was in Saltillo Sat urday, ... w. R. McHenry of Beryl was here last Sunday. Our winter school will open De- cember 5 with Walter Melton as
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-18
NOTICE.

By virtue of an order of the County Court of Faulkner County, Arkansas, made on October 18th, 1906, in the matter of the establishment and construction of Ditch in Drainage Dis trict Number Two of Faulkner County, Arkan- sas; Notice is hereby given that the sale of the construction of the Ditch in said Drainage Dis trict Number T wo of Faulkner County Arkansas and of the clearing of the right of-way there of will be made at public outcry to the lowest re- sponsble bidder at the office ot the County Clerk of Faulkner County, Arkansas, in the Court house in the City of Conway, Arkansas on M nday, the 10th day of November, 1900 The beginning point, route and terminus of said Ditch and said right of-way to be so constructed in Drainage District Number Two of Faulkner County, Arkansas will appear specifically de- scrlbed in Book Number lS, Pages 399 to 406 of the Records of the County Court of Faulkner County, Arkansas; and the profiles and specih- cations of said Ditch to be constructed and the right of-way to be cleared is file in the office of the County Clerk of Faulkner County, Arkan- sas, subject to il spection. The entire construc- tion of said Ditch and clearing of said right of way will be let and sold in solido. Bidders will be required to give bond provided by law c. H Burr, Civil Engineer, will superintend the sale and letting of said contract and will receive the bids for same.
 Given under my hand and seal as Clerk of the County Court of Faulkner County, Arkansas, on this 18th day of October, l906.
 ]. H HARTJE, St. Clerk of County Court of Faulkner County.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-18
VILONIA.

During the past week we were visited by two frosts, killing a great many cotton bolls and destroy ing shrubbery not under shelter. A. E. Hendricks and son, Clar- ence, went to Conway Saturday w. A. Dorsey and Joe McRaven, students of Vilonia Training School, went to their home at Cato Saturday. -. Prof. J. A. Downs went to the medical college at l title Rock last Tuesday to have his eyes treated. Rev. Wright of Conway has been preaching at the Baptist church at night during the week. Joe Bartie has sold his interest i'll the plantation at Mrs. Hunters and will shortly cast his net on other waters. . Rev. BuChanon preached at the M. E. church Sunday afternoon. ... R. A. Blessingame of Ballard was ill town Friday. =. Miss Icy Rob- ins who was thought to be very i'll the past week is now improving ing.
 Oct. I6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-18
CENTERVILLE.

One week of sunshine and the farmers made good use of the time gathering corn and picking cotton. .... It has rained all day and 1t IS still Training. .... The one year old baby of Andy Jolly IS seriously i'll; its recovering is doubtfully. =. Uncle Jacky Harrington, the old est man in this county, has been sick for some days. He IS one of the oldest settler here and must be past 90 years of age. Miley Beckett, the picture man of Beckett Mountain, was here Sunday and Monday John Williams moved to Morrilton last week to have his wife treated. It is hoped that she will recover Aunt Betsy Don nell of Malvern, Ark. is here wis iting relatives and friends, this be- ing her old home. Though she has past her three score and ten, she is more active than many ot fifty. ...J. A. Jolly and family at tended the quarterly meeting Sat urday and Sunday Allen Brown was very sick the past week with throat trouble. ....P. A. Wilson was the champion potato raiser ot this settlement this year.. The frost of last week put the fixing on late cotton, which will cut out sev- eral bales in this part. W. A. Johnson is numbered with the sick. Andy Johnson and wife visi- ted Andy Jolly and wife Monday night. George Woolly and w. H. McNew wound up the sorghum making last week.
 Oct. Is.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-18
PLUMBER GAP.

We have had some fine weather for cotton picking. ...J. B. Grif- filth $ wife is on the sick list. but is better now. ... 'Possum hunting is the order of the day. ..... We are having another big rain. It will damage cotton. :. John Metzger is still working on his house. Tom Southerland and family visited his father, G. w. Southerland, Sun day -. Will Robertson was out among his friends Sunday. Mrs. Wilson and baby visited at R. E. Jones Sunday ...... Pete Eiberg's baby was reported dying Sunday.
 October I6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-10-18
 GU Y.

Seems like winter time now w.... Johnnie Smith leaves this morning for Illinois, where he will make his home. .... The room to our schoolhouse is almost completed
 M. Summers of Texas is visiting in this vicinity and is thinking of making this his future home. ,....
 Dr. Deiarnatt, has decided not to move to Quitman, but remain a citizen of Guy. Grover Kes- singer visited home folks Sunday.
 =. MT. and Mrs. R. A. Mont gomery made "a business trip to Conway last week ...., R. l.. Hendrickson ,,was in Little Rock Monday on business. ..... Rev. Harvey will preach at the Christian church next Saturday night and Sunday Ralph Horton leaves