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FRACTIONAL FIGHT 6
The Road Bond Issue in Amherst
~ Has Opposition. Al III

$ Especial to Il Tho Times- DtSpa tch) ,gt la
SLYNCHBURG,YA .s,FAugust The in-a
ydications AFRO that tho !. fight In Amherst
county against tho issuance OF 5000
OF bonds for the simprove lnent OF several.
of the public thorouglsfares OF tho Ecoun-..
~, will he defented on Saturday on ac-i
count OF a sectional fight. "a Tho Board
sof Supervisors v has indicated that the;
money to saos derived from the bond issue.
&c provided for at Il the election, Will be
used on the 4 main road a leading from
.Lyncthurg to Amherst Courth onse. ana
other roads near tho courthouse, leaving
the lower portion OF the county out Of
consideration. Thts. It Is sale. ,yll cause
tho voters In that part OF the county to
vote against the issue and It Is claimed
together with tho opposition tli5 other
parts OF tho county. Will DO sui flcent to-
defeat the bond issue. ri lk
s5Y9Es Ass ra llySswas held IN Madison Heights
tonight in34 thes interest d OF tho Issue. at;
which Mr. ohntsI Lee, was the prtncl-3
pal 81 eakor. Y
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nine, composed 81 ~ 5ecit Of the strong
BCot1rnonwealt and Westtnoi land Club
teams. almost all of their college stars.
K iins fiever met defeat 1; but at s o clock
Tomorrow, With high hops OF raggings
n the dust t,elr penna - e
these tveterais, aid one, after close 8ob-
sorvation of the players and thelr ! re- I,
would win,5 for they ore more evenly
matched than perhaps any two {, tea aiIT
hnve beet this season. = hose wllo VII u
gfr a .. pitcher. WHO last season vas I
the star second base for the liichriot1d
Twin City 11eaguc team and who .l1t' j. is
doing wonderful work In the box i9 {,
Ashland James Winston, center ned,
who was famous as pitcher for !: N !; I,
ana pitcher for Ashland Buck Franklin.
first base. who seems born q the tag
una whose hitting IL som ett,ing phe-
1lomenal; Alfred Crenshaw catcterl
who caught for ". &, NJ. 4. second. ana
the hshTfs batnE sys erss q so the
stop Of Richmond College for 1905; Bob
Sdwnthmey, who played second base for
Taylorsville, and who is I! ltnown to hit
tho bali to free terri tory; Ben Warden
who Will cover tho right gnrde an \, y help
bali Howard Bates the fastest third
bnse IN the city, We teran Of tho Capital
CITY League, and last. but not least.
Brooks Fitzgerald, the speedy wa loft
fielder, who covers ground not unlike q
professional ~ and handles q tho EN low
With q remarkable degree OF certainty
&C. This aggregation forms ono Of the
strongest teams III tho city and will put
up q very Interesting, and It 10 hoped
favorable, garno. Il 81 ,.5S III
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DRIVEN. N.S'ii..A|NE
BY EXPLOSION [ ! {: 0 n.
sEngineer F allied to Load the Ship
With Coal and the Vessel Il:
Was in Distress. IN
.fRxltl..A ,s,a 4 ) Press. ! I.


Essjrll1WPO RI N - A. AUGUST t. -
Having been without coal for five days
the British steamer Cralg earn, Captain
fEdmonds, bound from Darlq uirl, Cuba,
Tor Baltimore, witt q cara OF iron ore,
put into II this port in distress to- day.
Just before 4 the steamer ler Cuba an
explosion occurred in b the engine Il room
in which the chief engineer received In
jurles which unbalanced his mind and
Instead Of Il loading $50 tons OF bunker
coal on8 his steamer as ordered ~ the en-
gineer took only eighty tons aboard.
M; The steamer was well on her quincy
before CAPTAIN Edmonds discovered that
his engineergwas demented and lie then
put the second engineers IN 9$ charge of
the engine room. 81 Upon assuming charge
that officer discovered q that practically
ali OF the coal in the ships bunkers had
been consumed and he reported the mat
scaaptain Edmonds decided to attempt
to make Hampton Roads, and during.
the renalnde r OF the syoyag es n he wood
work on y the ship was used for fuel:
When the craigcarn arrived here all OF
the wood aboard her had been used u p
she is now, loading coal here and will
continue to Baltimore tomorrow.
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TRUSTEES1 SALE
20 4 X TIE \, !
Attractive Brick Dive ling,
No. 515S S. Pine st. .

BY virtue Of d certain deed pf trust
dated August II. 1902 and recorded IN
Is. a. 174 B. pa Sc bO4 II edmond Chan;
In the payment OF q portton Of the debt
secured, and being required by the note
holder 10 to DO will sell sat y publiEc,
auction, on the premises on y
AUGUST 40, l9oo. 3g AT N 4
II O'CLOCK r. NJ, ~ III ss
the above property. described In said
deed, as Follows; ! that Il !. 4, GER e
the city aot RI chmond. Va, on the east
line of Pine Street between q spEing .a ~
an alley 10 u feet wide; THENCE 8 rtfl-s
,wardly and fronting on said Pine Strses
1914 feet said 10, having 2 depttl v SSof &
TERMS Cash a. TO expenses az sale
Due 9na sa,sts9f lo
leo5 balance ina two equal in 2,
afons ana tWo %t nsarsSS
ss NJ q. T.. DIlNQON Trustee, s5s
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Little Rock, AZ; Memphis, ia.
ROCK and Memphis broken even in a double
header In the nrss game Brady held I'd
unase
BY agreement only seven ainnings were played
In the second game. VA, ss !Si
First Game: gf{ z.Ss
h,s19 Rook 80 st.
Batteries.Drady and Orr; stocksdaic aud
Owens. Time Nm q 49,. Umpire G caImpau, HER
second Game, N #
q Score by innings; Z !. Z Z r. 81
h,s1s Hosk: siSSG
overwhelmingly and orr: Loucks and owens.
Time. ! 20. Umpire. Campau
Birmingham, a; Atlanta, Q.
ATLANTA. GA. August 4; Birmingham
Atlanta to-day. tlanta could not hit Clark
with men on bases. IS III "a 3i}a.''
Score by Innings; !. ]. r. II p:
Atlanta Al a., 9 &C e
,heW Siss' Fine i;ss Umpire. huddslham. ~
Montg emery, al; Nashville, 4.
aIoNrG oAERY. a. "a pgust ]! In an
eloyen-ining game tho locals bested Nashville
Sy seoSe by innings: NJ "a Il. II. H.
ssssgt'!s ls
ms t TaSs s' ssn s1a
Shreveport, 4; New Orleans, ST.
sAREXERoRT y. AASp 9svand.t r. abs
& .s5|1$; !
eHsst asa E fo sHs u hsSf
Shuster.S sE{si III II, 5G,ft rs I'D
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Races at Latonia.
lRy Assoclated Pross.

4 NgIN N ATT, OHIO, August A. FaYo-i
rites won two Of the six events ut I4ato-3
MIA to-day The free handicap at seven
Ifurlongs went to Wee Lass the faYortto.
In easy fashion, Monte Lucille took the
place from pevopt by q length and q
half Summarizes; ssy v i.
First race i've and a half furlongs-
sWsbber II to y first, Jay Swift go to y
second. Mcintyre (l5 to "A third, TlHo,'
I'LL. n &. 6. n y. NJ
i second race Six furlong Elastic a to
IL first, Lady NSfIenriatla u to II second, 4
Mum q to ~ ttiird, Time 40
q Thjrd races tx fur lQnE n lft ipr-
man q ,to "a ayst, "a klsAd 81 70 U
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VALUABLE FARM q
ON 8THE$ CHARLES CITY ROAD 40 oN-
4 TAI N ia S17B Ac RES, m ORE
5 sB s o r LESS. Nj

by Virtue Of deed OF y trust dated
May 20, 1901. and Of cord In \; Henric0
Circuit Court default having been: MAIDS
In the payment 5of certain otess therein
s SATURDAY, TAI JIG UsTs 49, o. "a ~ ssS
n i \ o. CLOCK& M. !,
tho 8VALUBLD u FARM OF 81 Is %%!ACR RES
Road about seven 4 mi es Il from II thee city
OF Richmond. There Is q snal dV.el lin6 Ri
large barn and other imp rove rents on
the property al Fss II .Ss
and to pay the sum Il Of 4 SAT, wit llsss inrs
terest from May q, II 800 lance tsones
and two years. sS}s&s
g. u, DIN DON. III Trustee.
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second, linda q toll third. Time. 1: II
As. IL sts $tS
Fourth race Seven furlongs handicap.
Wee Lass e to 81 q first, r. Monte Lucille
~ TO ~ second, Deyout# e to, y third.
Time, ]: 80 4-b. Il, VIZ
Il Fifth race--A1tle and three 1teenths---
Hubbard e to 81 first. . swift Wing (eyen)
!eecond. Morendo az to y third Time,
2:0S AS. M, 25i fs Ali
Sixth race-O mo mile us to 81
first Intense e. to ~ second. Lady Chat
,rade Q0.toa y third. Time, 1:46 is.
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Standing of the Clubs.
tpse.al geuthern Toll T + I, y, I

y 5B Especial by kyontncrnE 131l! 4! S!cpuvtNu.l
NJ NORFOLK Al, August l4.-ltlchi no
and Portsmouth, broke even on o q ble e.
header In Portsmouth this afternoon. the
Lawmakers winning the fire game 3 70!
3. and tho D Truckers tho second, \ swl1icti
went ten Innings 8 II to ]. All five n OF
Riclrmond's runs #it the first game ro-
suited from errors by u the Portsmouth
PLAYERS. and not on account OF the heavy
T stick work 5$ Of tho RichmonderH. IL who!
were held down to four altered hits.
All OF their runs in this game were made
d m the FIRST three innings. or In those
That Slack pitched Slack was Wild and
was hit hare, and Rcvell was sent In 10
succeed him. Richmond got in two hits
during the remainder OF the game u Salyei
was touched for eight hits in this game
and h in addition. thereto, gave -four free
passes; but the batting OF the y fuckers
was Offset by their errors.5 Tho Law Law Ks.
makers game was errorless, and at the
bat ana on tho bases they Wero quick
4 TO take advantage OF PortsMouth.H errors:
NJ The second gaino was closer and more
exciting. and played II better by Ports.
mouth all the way n rous h. The errors
OF the locals were not 80 disastro II
was big Schuinnnn$ against Long In tho
box, ana both men aid q o work. Good
hitting and 4baBe-running gave the locals
two runs ana the gan,o N the tenth ins,5s
ming. III I'D wards. T Pc rtsmout IS f regu arS
catcher, after taying been out Of the
CANA with d broken finger. was back
In boil, games this afternoon % The ne
scores: III III II n III 8Is IA
X
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Large fRluo Punch Bowl. clawfoot5
Round Column Double Door geiiare Az
sbls, Fluted Column Glass Isnob Side
1oissd, Aiohair Dining Chail eNaint
Mirror Door Mahogany cabiDef IRA
lower drawers: afAhogany ottonant
tie Ton Mahogany Hall Table. Egop 1sfaf
{Rrsak fast Table Mahogany Frame 6oRas
French Scroll he'd, Colonial bureau and;
Washstand. Linen Press. mn h Y. actas b
unn Mahogany Wardrobe, Candle staId, i
Mahogany Frame Clocks, VA lua bile kIitss
cravings choice collsotl Ion nc RFtc.atS
hrAe. Gfockery Glassware. kest and !a,
53' GEO, WI, MA y. ltic u pnss III
Geo, Oliver, s'aNes aasa.
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Property Transfers.

XII Richmond-c Charles !. IS, RixoyS Il and wife to
James Hartley, Is TX 10 feet on east line OF
Fifteenth Street, between. 3 Main and p Cary
Streets. Sc 900. i35
B Tsx Title Company Of r nd to Hattie 2.
5lol feet from corner OF Seventh Street. $50. s
: Henrco--West End ono Building Fund Ass
ISOLATION to Sue H. seherer, 60 feet on south
Run street, 81, 100. sS sl SS
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Land of the Sky Z
Ash willie,
. S 5 cial EXCURSION ]
August ! 9Th, 9O6,
Southern Railway.

Tickets on sale for all regular trains
August 10th. Good toSretum on any reg
3ular train up to August 96th, inclusive,
A splendid opportunity to Visit the North
Carolina country--A shevilie, "A Land OF the
try. LOW rate side trip tickets on sale
ut AsheYille to the various nearby ttrac-
tive points, III 81 'S .5s a.
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So r un ! Trip.
ROANO'K|
S. r und Trip
Norfolk & w estern Ry,
AuG|;ust 24th,.,

Round trip tickets at above low rates
will be sold for special train leaving Hlcll-
mond 1910 noon, Friday. August sSth,
and leaving Roanoke. returning, mt laiSo
noon. Monday, August ~. 1908. Train
stops at Bedford, Montyale and Blue
Ridge, g, Fl. Pos1EY,
s;. District Passenger Agent,
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we d Will \ sell h for1s pa tles breaking up
Ing. 4 ana 4. leaving the city
eighteen rooms Of fine r. e flor, Bedroom 3
and Dining Room Furniture = good 8, 20
room Suits, large Il ideboarda land lI1x-S
tension Tables. Chairs. Hall Racks. 4 Hall
Chairs, upholstered Parlor Suit, Walnut
and Oak Bedroom Suits. large lot! Silver
tor Cook Tables, Cooking Utensils, Hall
and stair Carpets. Rugs and everything
used about At large and modern house,
N This will 4 be Zone Of the largest sales
Everything must be- sold il for tho high
~ TIIE STANDARD uCTtON co. IN
ID G. n Buford, " Manager and y Salesman
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[;A|||||V||||SI|IB||||.R.[|:.,I.KEVEN'
I|h1D0UB | ]: HEADER J D i
Second Game Went Ten Innings
and Was Won BY Ports
mouth.
.L.jAly1vmAK ERs PLAY, ERR0RL Ess
Their Work III the Field In the
4js5 First Game Was
{. Superb.

al Results of Y esterday's Games.
sSsS AT Portsmouth: (lrirst gang !, Richmond
4 !, Portsmouth 8; (second game, & Rich-
nond ! h Portsmouth 8. 4. 5
iS AT Esi Roanoke; Roanoke N orfolki no
Z game 3 rain. h. iii ). N i Z,
S,f At Lynch burg: Lynchburg- Danvillo; no
4 same rain n n. g3f M IN
Where They Play = o-day.
Richmond at Portsmouth. Ri ~ 81, { AK
Es Norfolk ut Roanoke. 3S9 3G
IL s5Ssl ~ f1nnViI1n "A I,yrChbur9.
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81 n ~ 49,, 9 ~,
Foot 4 Card d Tables, Candle Stands. Ma:
hogany Tables and # Sofas. Z Cole III; L.eaf
TIA bIes and Chairs, Uprig hit \. Plano and
Stool, fine slverWare and sse s ~ e.
.hogany Nnrdro robes etc, at
i'sS F714 & East TR ANKLIN e STR EET y 4ey
WEDNESDAY,sAJGU sTs3llbTI I, AT 1880
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professional M players e SET Y ney. rs
accomplished thero
9n a r. snre' "'n
thouta h ether
batt|na ansIn
es havinu g
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I Cleveland, q; washington 8

y >'1'
n CLEVELAND. August Is Cleveland
scored seven runs IN the eighth inning.
knocked j ss ana Eels out OF tic box,
but Bernhard allowed only one man TO
reach first ii I'VE Innings Il
M Score sS r. III p.
CLEVELAND 4 10 10 & ! q 20 1 . 10
Washingt ton az 2 % S0S 90 s0----8 0 y
Batteries: 4 JOSS. Eels, Bernhard. Benn1s
and Buelow u Falken berg. hes b and
Wakefield. Time = Isl. VS. Umpire, Evans.
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Pittsbuirrjg2,,,' Boston, {

= 1St0N71111 8 ~
PITTsBURG.. A. August ~ IN. ~ hes
Plttsburgs re turned from the Eastern I! n
trip to-day. ana easily defeated the 1903 a
tons shutting them out. Pittaburg made
sixteen hits while Boston could get only;
ia sa4 & " r. III. FL.
Pittsburg s.. !. Q "a TO- % go '--7 S 4; J.
Dosto Il 3 /. a. q. % % Q % 81
n Iutter!es:s Lever and g ibson; Lind
arrlan ana Needham. Time. 80. y I'M NJ
pires tombstone and Conway. #
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ASSOCIATED BAN kERS
AND HERMl TAGE CLUB
To Play Game To- Morrow After
noon-N otes on Bankers
Mine.

To-morrow afternoon. on the ball-leld
OF the Hermitage. the strongi, aggre,
throughout Richmond and the vicinity as
the Richmond Associated Bankers meets
the Hermitage baseball team I'm what
promises TO be the game !, Of the season
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BEAT FAv0RlTE, IN q /: |: J /.
Long Shot Carried Off Money II i
y Second Race, Winning
from Oiscau.

s8y. As'0a!s .s A issss; N. III.
A.
,S'55$$,A u,g u s t $38 II. -
w e ~ - Dandellon, VIM
N SER4ShAA ner sof tho Sara
! 8EH toga handicap
(SCE31 added another stake
9E(sN.- to his5lls by winning!
y ~ the Delaware hapdl-5
Il W., car, at one mile,A to-
'is.Sss s>.....-.. = day. He was quoted
s.ss N at the good price
of 4 to- !, and stepped the milo In the
fast time Of l1:3s ga 1nquisltor, the 2 to 4
faYorite. was heavily played. and set cut
to make the pace from the start. lkia-i
meshn and Dnndellon raced In behind
to the far turn, whore they Doth moved
up, In the stretch, Dandellon drew away
and won by one lenstl. 1nluisitor Was
second. IktaneshA third, Summarizes:
{ Frat race-selling; six fu,longs-Belle
IStromo 80 to ] and 10 to - first Tea
Nook 20 to and eYen) third. Time. 1888.
w Second .raco-lnile-C Garry (3O to and
4 to y first, Oiseau q to7 I'D out) secs
ond. Celeres as to and 3 to y third
Time, 1889 8-b i / 4
Third receive and half furlongs-,
Popo Joan % to 10 and 2 to 81 first,
Paumonok n to 2 and 6 to 81 second. Sir
William Johnson q to y and z to 81 third.
Tlnle, I'D. 4. i;t PHI
Fourth race-The Delaware H handicap;
one mile-D andel lion Il to X ana II to ~
first, Inquisitor "a to ! and n to 10Y 500
ond. klamesha nc to 5 and eYen) third.
Time. 1; 50 8-6. 3sl. v SIS
!, Fifth Sraoe--se lling; five and q hull fpgri
70 to 10 and 9 to ~,
first, Montgomery (ls to- ana ,even) SEQ
ond, Fish Hawk 40 to 4 and F4..to y third.
Time, 1907 2-6. n iisst re-
Sixth race-selllng; INLET Told You
~ to- l md & to y first, Belle Of Jessav
mine "a and to 81 second, bob
l1dgren 600 TO and 80 TO y third. Time
1883 40,
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- &2 OF LAND ABOUT. IVY ssS tAltl0H
FROM THE BROOK ROAD TOLIi--
GATE, AT yyESTHROOIt 6 n
Pursuant to decree entered In the
Chancery cauaa OF Robin Lipscomb by
the Circuit Court Of Efenrlco county on
the Gath day Of July, 1900, I Will. as
special commissioner thereby appoint ted
sell By public auction, upon the premises.
THUhs Il 4 G,c Apavs !! Z, y 1909,
that lot OF land containing Two (2)
Acres ,Bith.A Frame DWsllins thereon,
located On Pole Road. nd Joining tho prom
ert!ea al % Mrs. M Stewart McIrall md
Y ';fTiiIa WILL Ma KA YOU, sANlGG
Y tItlltAlS !; IN Qne-yhird FensE, balance. .
and Y y,npnthSS for notes Interest added.
ordered by the courts or, AL cash, at tho
option OF the purShas SER
Il r GEORGE w. LIWIs. $t.
4 Speciali Commit sslone
Il The bond requ iged by the special CONS
IN the above ault has oesp
s ny !, ''!s a7ta ssy e
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B 3 summary: Earned runsP p rtsnlout g..
'Titmnn.sf X ain (2). Kelly. F1schnlann, Res
veil, siebrie. Double plays oran.S Cuddy;
Daley, Kelly:s dwards,. r eyel! Ftschmann
4 III Reyell, s. Struck out-By Slack. AZ by
Rayeli, 3f 8: a by Salye. g.. Passed BALLS
Hinton. Wild 5pltches-Slack II /. Time OF
4 game, q hours. Umpire, Black. igi
EecOnd Game: KY
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4VEtR1tss y 7
5iis PORTSMOUTH.

summary: Stolen bases-Iialn md
Iohr Double plays--s chunrann, Ed.
4 Cowan, Base ION balls-Oft Long !. Hit
~ pitciled bals-Edwards. Struck ou t.
Schumann. Z; Long. 3. Passed balls
Hinton, /. Tine OF camel hour and 40
minutes. Umpire Black. 81 q .3s5s
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Summary: Two.basea h!ts-Harwood.
stolen bhses-R Ricketts,. Donahue, Gardner.
Zones, AlcNeill. Ellyson. Base on ba lls--
o Il walker, 3. Struck out--,W lker.@l2; FL
Tyson, 8, Passed balls-Sto4t, !, Time OF
game, two hours. Umpire. Mr. Crane. At
tendance 100 Sts & IN II 4lS.S
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SOUTH ATLANTIC !. LEAGuE e
Jacksonville, y; Macon, 1!

fsJAclsONyILIIE.3 PItAL, August 1.-THE
frat game OF the double-header scheduled 70 pc
payd hs sma assn fssF
ners. on the bases often. hut the clever WORK %
Willsin the plnches kept the VISITORS from
scoring. lett s}5 4 q. l3l, I5 I, ~ m
Jacksonville .n,,,,,,,,l 400 Q00090vI
Aincou q !. :. y, 0 O 100 OIL
Batter!S s-Vlliis ana Shea Clark and Rob,
Columbia. A; Augusta, en-
.ScoLuMRIA,5s, O., August lt.5THolmes Wa as
In pathetic shape to-day giving SIX bases am ~
being hit hard. !, His club seemed W. less ''hu
Columbia found him an easy mark, !, Nm
sss s ss$:s B 'ss'ss.:
Ratteries.- HeIsn,aH and Sweeney; Holmes t
and Carson, Time, hours. ump're4s ~ asa 90
n Al Savannah, q; Charleston, 9,
pitchers ba tiles Of tile season the loeals
won the second game Of the series 1Fo y.
Charles "a. it8 ~ y y n 4,
natteries- saYidge and Relsingsri kane
and Kahlkot y Inc, hours, umplres,
Ryan and Nc Laug N, siS. y !. 4
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Geo, ". Mayo. Auctloneer. 83s5
ANTIQUE NAH GAN'Y
&. AT Auction,

CHOICE PIECES or A 4, Mas '|'.
ia be sold at tho wrons season q thu
year to the highest bidder. mt No. ~ M,
Second Street at 1890 "A, NJ. q n. ss ~
M FRIDAY. AUGUST ~. 1900. gEf;
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REAL ESTATE, or Sale.
;E, OR SALE,

FOR ssALE,
FARM ON JAMES RIVER,
halfway hetWeen Richmond and Nor
folk aicomprising $40 Ruoros, 200 OF which
is heavily tlrnbered 81 For terms and do-3
scriptton, apply to 4
3. I'LL a. Main ST.. Richmond. Va. IN
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BY c. =. 4 & fl. i. NJ Denoo !, q III
Il Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
81 East n al Sire s;S Ssa
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IL VALENTINE #iAUCTIONS

VI sts$ BY Gil LIZ a. H. y II.S Denoon;
IL cal Estate IA gents and AuctiOneers.s
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" "a -T's.T
TRUSTEES ! e L: : SALE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Standing Of the Clubs.

Club. VII PC.
Chicago 81 q .6S7
PHILADELPHIA 90 81 $50
New York 81 II 6S2
Cleveland 20 - .6 g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
y by A. y. Chawn!ng Company,
iGg Real Estate AuptlOneers,

4. CURT SALE OF A SMALL YRACT
~ ~ Or LAND b ABOUT 100 YARDS
FROM THE BROOK ROAD TOLLi-
GATE. AT yVIISTHROO If. 81 t}lil Els 4
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-13
Reads Like Fiction.

The following, which reads like Sction
was taken from Tuesdays ST. Louis Re,
public:
While half a dozen st. Louis and Chi.
cage cnpitaiists are said to be struggling
FOR possession ii a tract Of land near
Pennington, NO, in which what are de.
ciared to hc rich veins of lead. nicklc aud
silver were vecemtly discovered, Que OF
lie claimants Of the property j. at the
cry Hospital. acting as elevator hoy
ifs!iwaslicr and gene,a! waiter, il. retun,
tor treatment.
According to report, the dicovcry Las
s.aea the property an estimated value OF
$50 tIS!;
Samuel Eoagey, 81 years old, a hos
2.tal patient, i&ose Of the claimants Of
ii land.
Title to tie property does not seem %
ne,sT. although Ronsey osserts thai
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-13
Sweet Revenge.

A Centralia woman attacked Editor J.
X, Pool, If that Town. with an umbrella
and demanded an apology for M alleged
insult rendered her through his paper.
After the recent election Mr.. Pool wro,e
an editorial in which lie invited the
Mysterious Stranger to go way back
ss.d 81. down. Several Sundays ago the
good lady in question attended the Meth
odist chusch in Contra ia, of which NJ.
rOs! is a member. When she entered
the church she a compelled to take a
front seat. When she saw the reference
refer to herself being u~nacquainled With
Mccu,cieon's famous character. Butler
Times.