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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-07
DEATH
Of Two Very Old Men.
Both Died in the West. But Many
Relatives Survive Them on
Big Sandy.

The following news was sent bv
Jnmes X Chapman. who drove 30
miles 70 reach the bedside Of Mr.
Mcclure before his death. Nelson Nc.
clure was a brother Of william Nc
Glare. deceased. who lived about
eight miles above Louisa. d. c. and
Henry Mcclure. Of Gallup. and Prof
7. b Mcclure. Of Wayne. are surviv-
ms nepheus Of Nelson Mcclure.
BloomlnEdAle. Ind. Jan. zS--Nelson
Mcclure. age - years and six months
The oldest man in PARK county. died
q the strip Sunday night AZ his home
~ Annapolis. one mile from this placs
The funeral vas held today. He was
the bead Of five generations. and
vas the youngest and last survivor
oi a family Of twelve children.
Nelson Mcclure vas born in Viz
ginla. July -. isi3 His father. Rich.
ard Mcclure. enlisted In the colonial
army and served under Washington
command When a lad Of II. Nelson
Mcclure came With bis older brOthsI
10 this county. and with the exception
of five yeArs spent In Illinois. he hac
lived here continuously. Mr.. Nc
Cure vas a carpenter and he built
boats for traffic on the Wabash rivel
and the Wabash and Erie canal II,
vas also skilled IN mixing paints
His nineiieth birthday vas celebrates
n ise1 By a big dinner. Seven Of N.
guests had passed their eightieth yeai
snd \ score more were more thar
SEVENTY years old
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HREMlAH cor.
MeskIn. wash.

Meskill. Wash.
Editor Big Sandy News:
We have lust received the news
TIE death Of jeremiah Cor. Of se-
dnmville. MINI. Mr.. Cox was once :
familiar figure on the streets Of Lou
iza Hc vas a citizen OF Lawrence
cDunty. residing on the Tug below
the falls. leaving there ON the SC
ond day Of April. 1866 and settling
n Minnesota. where he has lived Al
different places ever since. with the
exception Of a few years that he lived
T. Missouri Mr.. Coz died on the
End inst n Ne have his age correct.
he vas - years and two days old
He was a well respected man when
he lived In Kentucky. and was regard
e a. a good old man in Minnesota
And viii be remembered BY the older
class around Louisa and was a
brother of Ms Nancy sammons who
lived above the falls
John ]. Mccoy.
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WINS CONTEST.
A. c. Pigg is Successful in Arch
itecturaI Contest at
ChiIIicOthe, 0.

Architect. A c. Pigg has Just re
turnded from ChHlioOthe. Ohio.
where he won in an Architectural
competition which was held for the
par sse of obtaining the most suit
able plans possible for an extensive
and most elaborate hospital building
which is to be erected in that old
aristocratic city. II is said that this
will be the finest and most modern
hospital in the State; and we. as
Big Sandians.- are truly proud Of
the fact that the old saying big San
dy against the world seldom. II
ever. fails to make good. Our people
are ever ready to meet the demands
Of the times. enter the race. and win
tie prize.
This Mr.. Pigg has done in the most
credltable manner possible. his plans
having been accepted over all others
by the unanimous vote Of two separ-
ate committees He was therefore
elected as the architcc, and was $50
made superintendent Of the construc-
tion Of the building.
HIS marked ability as an archi-
tect ls proved beyond question As he
has participated In number Of such
architectural competitions and has
his first one yet to lose
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Bishop /. W. surtOn.

Lovers Of fine preaching viii b
glad to learn that bishop Burton.
Of the Episcopal Church. will preach
"a Louisa on the night Of Sunday,
March -. Immediately following
his visit here the Bishop will go q
Paintsville. PrestOnsburg and Pike
VILE and hold services and preach
IA those towns
The Bishop was up Sandy a year
OF 50 ago and made a fine impress
lon He will. no doubt. be gladly
welcomed there again.
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A Delightful Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Sullivan inut-
81 a few OF their many friends 10
spend the evening With them last
Saturday. and those Who accepted
the hospitable invitation are nov re-
joicing. Il vas a delightful evening
Progressive whist was the divertise-
ment. and most delicious brick ice
cream and = variety Of excellent
cake refreshed the players at the con
clusIon Of the games The guests ver
Mr.. and Ms. J. c. Adams. Mr. and
Mrs A n Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. 1. Stewart. Mrs. Hannah Laekey,
Mr. Richard Moore and Dr. and
MrA wroten-
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New Schedule.

The new C. 4 o. schedule went
Into effect last Sunday. With very
fw changes 20 far as the Big Sandy
district Is concerned No. 36.. the
morning train from Ashland now
arrives at 7;3O instead Of 7.5o No.
81. the morning train from Pikeville
arrives At $40 instead OF $3.50. These
are the only changes which affect
Louisa curnutte Station has been
abolished and Zelda station is about
half way between the.former stations
os Zelda and curnutte. The Sun
day trAin is retained.
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oYERnA

Laura Young who has had pneu-
monia Is able to be out
Aunt sarah Kelley. Nho has been
SICK 80 long Is no better.
Uncle Dan Young Is very sick
Prank YOUNG vas visiting at Felix
Adams SUNDAY.
Drew and Charley Adams and
sherman Evans are attending schoo
Al Cordell
Dovie Evans was calling on
virsie Jordan Saturday night
vlrsie Lee and May Adams wers
visiting their cousins. Emma aad
Nolne Young Monday night
A large crowd attended the lit
erary at this place Thursday night
virsie Lee Adams viii visit Blaine
soon.
Columbus Evans is visiting home
folks this week
virgie Jordan and Dovie Evans
made a trip TO Cherokee last Mon
day.
Alonro Watson. who has been al
Mahan for some time. is expected
home soon.
Mllard Watson was visiting Miss
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Trad

Rev. williams filled his appoint
ment at this place Sunday morning
Mort Ball has moved to Rich creek
Everett Roberts has quit dealing
in cows
Mr.. and Mrs David Prince will
visit IN AshlRnd soon
The women OF this section had q
quilting tee at the schooIhouse last
Thursday which was a grand sceoess
Bert Prince. cf catlettsburg. Nas
has been visiting relatives here has
returned 70 his home.
Hes Carter has sold his farm tc
Bob Damrom. receiving s1lOO for Il
Mr. Carter Is a good citizen and ve ar
sOrry 70 lose him
Doc Jordan. Of cordell. passed
through here Sunday.
Moore & Co. who are running {
Wholesale and retail store at this
pace are doing a flourishing busi-
ness
Tall Ball who Is very low with
heart troubles no better at thi.
date.
Charlie Moore was the guest q
Mss Sarah Pool Sunday
Back Roberts was visiting at IohI
Princes Sunday evening
John ]. Jordan Of Irish creek j.
visiting here
John curnuite was calling on Mis-
Ruby Ball Sunday.
Buster.
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GEORGES CREEKl

The series Of meetings at This pAce
conducted by Rev. A Rateliff closed
Thursday night
Clarence and John Borders Of Peaca
Orchard visited W. c. Burgess last
week.
John Edwards has bought farm up
the road and will move to II sOon-.
T. p. Maynard has returned from
a visit TO his daughter At Rediacket.
W. Va
A large crowd attended the hap-
tizing at this place sunday.
Lon o'Bryan and family. Of Coal
wood. W. WA. visited here recently.
Elliott Maynard called on Miss
Jennie Preston Sunday.
]. F. Dixon. who has been visit
ing relatives here returned to his
home in Ashland last week.
Our merchant. ID. G. Kise. made q
business trip to Huntington last
week.
n, J. Du,tOR has moved back to
his farm on Fugite
Mrs Coon stamhaugh. ol S,anl-
haagh. visited her sister, Mrs r. q
Spencer last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander norden haze
been Visiting their daughter, Mr. -
II. nond. Al Louisa.
Weary il|IlnS
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ULYSSES

On Jan. &c. Peter Chandler Oi
Lost Creek died He had been suf-
fering for quite a while with drop
81. He vas laid to res; Tuesday
IN the family grave yard
Rev. John Conley. Of Jenaies creek
and Rev. Geo. Lyons. OF Painisville
have just closed seriss OF revival
meetings at this place. There were
some additions to the church.
There is a prayer meeting Orsaniz-
cd in connection with the Sunday
schcol at this place
Zona Castle. our deputy sheriff,
las sold his farm to J. A. Bessley.
Born to Drew Rose and wife a
girl. on the 27th.
Some OF the boys from this place
are attending Seymoie Deans school
AZ Charley.
Born to ]. A. Beasley and wife on
the 26th. fine boy.
The condition OF Mrs. l. w Hat
field. who has long been suffering
with stomach trouble. continues 10
he very serious
Oliver Miller. OF Hampton City,
Is visiting his sister and family.
Mrs. I'D Boyd
The church at Walnut Grove are
going to build a new church house.
Arrangements are being made to he
Sin work on Il in the near future Rev
John Conley was elected pastor for
the ensuing year.
Xanthona
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MARVIN.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Wright. a fine girl Marion is an
smiles.
Married on Feb. 1. Mrs Elizabeth
Williams to Fred Sexton. son Of
Walter Sexton
Marion Wright is our hustlIng
mail carrier.
Thomas Justice has fever.
W. H. Moore is our merchant onse
more.
Madge Rice paid her sister. Mrs.
John Kitchen a visit Saturday and
Sunday.
Viola Cooksey is improving.
Old Aunt Mary cOoksey is very
ill
LenOrd Gains of Margan creek was
visiting at A J. Burton's Saturday.
John Burton and wife will move
II Isaac cunningham's farm near
oliOviIle. soon
Cecil wallen win leave soon for
". Va. where he will stay awhile
Belle Burton will leave soon for
Portsmouth. Ohio. where she win
stay for awhile.
n, J. Burton paid home folks a
visit Sunday.
Nellie Ferren is visiting home
Eslks this week
Do You Know Ne.
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wEBBvILLE

n Wheeler and John Wheeler Of
Blaine have gone to Norehead to
attend school.
John Gillian who has been on Cells
Trace to visit his sick father hss
returned to Holden
Young Mr.. Bailey. Of Prestons-
burg. who has been visiting or Bells
Trace has returned home.
Nr. Church is moving from Lick
fork to caney. He will live on the
Gambill place.
John Beckiebaksr has gone to
Greenup-
Joe Swetnam. who has been teach
ing in Greenup. has returned to
his home at Blaine.
John Murphy is home on a visit
Bob Wilson. the Greenup tie man.
Is here.
Robert Young. OF Morgan. who
has been visiting on Irish creek has
gone homie
Henry Fischer has returned from
Huntington.
Frank Burton has returned from
GIeenup. and Cleveland Carter from
Ashland
Coon Hicks. who has been visit
ing his father. has returned u
Washington
Miss Duke. Of Brammer Gap. is
away on a visit
Mr.. Eph. Woods. Of Wyoming. who
las been visiting here for sometime
las returned home
Mr.. Wilson. Of Elliott. took a car
Of hogs and cattle to Cincinnati To-
day.
Lather LOckhart and mother OF
Hood have gone to Lexington
Mrs. Coburn. Of Bells Trace. died
quite recently
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. Of Denton
are here.
Fred Hensley is going to Wash
irgton.
Miss Booth. of Elliott county. is
visiting here.
Henry Hicks Of Ashland is here
MIS- Frank wellman and children
OF Abb's creek. have moved to Green
up
Mrs Wells. of Bells Traoe. is
now at home.
Mrs Joe Gardner and Miss Dora
Woods are at Judge Woods
After a visit Of several days to his
brother here. Ike Kelley has re
turned to Denton
Mitchell and Taekett Of Floyd
ccsnty. took two fine droves Of cat
Tie down East Fork.
Fred Kitchen. Of Equal fork. died
Friday Of heart disease.
Oscar Perry. Of Cat. is here
Ike Horton. of Bells Trace. has
returned home
F. R Moore has the finest hOrss
in the county.
Mr.. Nichoals. who has been Wis
iting at Blaine. has returned tc
Iygart. Greenup county.
vanhorn and partner Of Carter ar
here buying cattle
Judge Woods has returned from
Elliott county.
Joe Patton and Osborn have Il
head OF work oxen for sale.
bill Pink. OF Cat. returned home
to-day.
Nr. and Mrs, Rupert are at John
Ianeys
Doc Spears. OF Charleston. has
eone to James Wards on Cherokee
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The Board Of Education Of But
Ter District, has decided TO build a
commodious aud ~ to date school
house In N. Cay. and win NEE. there
on Friday. Feb. 18th, for the purpose
Of .llling The old school house, and
pullnrlns plans and specifications
for lno new one
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Mr. Rom nlgEs. who was known IN
Louisa. died At his home In 0reenup'
after an illness Of two yearA lie was
a brother Of Dr. J, d nlggs, Of this
place
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Daily Court. Record

United states Circuit Court Of Appeals
The United states Circuit Court Oh
Appeals reconvened yesterday morning
with Circuit Judge Pritchard presiding.
and District Judges waddilI. Boyd and
Dayton In attendance.
Nal HOPE and e, ri Barroll, OF Gtes,tertowrl
clarksbdrg, " Va. we're Y admit,ed q q
practice In this court. }'s'
The following cases we're argued,
,,o Ghssts ss el Bank Bank. q Maryland pc.
rupt. respondent. on petition for review
Ga.ss arsued " Hope 4 ''R Barron. Mo 3,
s snd by Alonso =, Miles. 81 B Blinore'
Harvey 3. Chess and Walter Chess,
Grant. defendant in error; In Z error To 10
the Circuit Court at Clarksbure wv
o .n9 E, argued, AZ, BY George NJ. Horheimer
for no 1oht bassel ct Clarksblrg w. Vn.
" Davis, .of Clarksburgs Nv. Va. av for
shs defendant in error Pending the
m marn'nsr !, cgSrt adjourned until this
The Following case Is In the caIltto.
day: ~
WHIT Tn,,e E, st, states s plaintlr g error. vs..
and Squire NJ Dickerson, tiefendant,s.
In error In error TO the .circ,tit Sta,,rt
at Wiikk.esboro. N. g: 10 be argued
~ ~ 81. -, ,I1olton, United States attor-
icy OF Winston. M. c.. tor the plain
w wv IN error No appearances for .ti1a
defendant in error. s >''e
City Circuit Court.
Judgment Tas entered: c.. $. Brooks against.
d. s vi Martin verdict and Judgment for $50.
Suit or w. r. Tams against the western
o onon telegraph Company dismissed by
| Supreme Court.
| me supreme Court has granted a writ NJ
e 81 IN the case OF the C. B Ford Company
W. frank Samuel Unc.l This case ,vhlch
Is rom the Circuit Court OF the "cltu -,
1a,tua Involves the construction 81 a
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TRY TO BURN SCHOOL a
CONTAINING: j, 900 .CEIInREx

3 CD lCAGO, May 14.-Detectives instho,
employ of the Chicago Board Of Edu-
cation are searching for an incendiary
VINO attempted to burn the Clark nun
nc school, containing 1900 children. at
a t.!d Avenue and West Thirteenth
street. The fire. which started at, the
1901 of one of the strways on Mon.
aay, was discovered in time to pro-
vent the spread of the flames. The
lower steps of the stairway had hean
saturated with Kerosene and a has
ket of shavings and papers set on
lire. That the attempt at murder Of
lnnocents was perpetrated wiIfully
principal and teachers and members
OF the school board do not doubt.
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NEW WAY TO SAVE DROWNING.
Surgeon Advocates Cutting Open Chest
and Work Heart nv Hnnd ~

%. eeo" AuNocntes Cutting Open Chest
and Work Heart by Hand. &
HARTFORD, conn. May 14.-n i.
believed by DR.. D. f.. Sullivan. Who,
". operating on Nunciosc chtal. at
81. Francis's Hospital on Sunday twice
saved his patient from death by pantlv
grasping the heart and squeezing It In
,.'ne wittaits normal pulsations until
II beat again of It's own accord. that
many lives might be saved bv This
method of. artificial respiration. 4 10
~ appearances the man was dead
twice. and yet he lived again when
me heart was squeezed, sending the
blood coursing through the arteries.
Dr; Sullivan thinks that If a person
could be operated upon immediatelv
AFTER being from the water in MANY
drowning cases life might be con.
served. He advocates opening the BODY
ana removing the ribs until the ,haart
IS visible and is accessible. in order
,nal the fingers may be inserted to
m ,al It. In many accidents life still
myers long after the person seems
10 nave ceased to breathe. Il -
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FOR SALE, UP-TO-DATE DRUG
store; central location, growing To-
cality: splendid soda trade; Innoya-
ton fountain: little opposition; &c.
600 stock and fixtures: reason for
selling owner cannot personally look
after business. Terms. 1.2 cash, bal
ance reasonable. Address Room ITO.
Citizens Bank Building, Norfolk.
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A LARGE STOCK OF BuGGIEs. SUR
reys. runabouts. Dayton wagons,
laundry and grocery wagons. at spe-
cial prices. Several secondhand We
hicles cheap. A. MEYERS SONS, 40
South Eighth Street.
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Rfal estate 0Manteb,

l~l~-~-~,--S~~>~.-~| --~---~S~-<~~~
WANTED, "A HOUSE OF EIGHT OR
nine rooms. between First and Ninth
and Broad and Main; want posses
sion first day OF October. FL Address A
623. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, "A FIFTY-FOOT LOT, NEAR
ana on. either the east orr west side
OF Robinson Street Address G sos,
81 care Times D Dispatch.
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AaiIroaDs.
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
m B.--Eollowing schedule figures pubs
ltshed only as Information. and arc not
guaranteed.
$40 a. M.-Daly--Local for Charlotte.
uii5 A. Observation-Disclosures Pull
man 70 Atlanta ana Birmingham, Nav
Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga, and
Ill the South. Through coach for
Chase City oxford Durham.
600 j. MES. Sunday--Keysvlllcs Local.
il;a0 p. M.-Dny--Ltmited Pullman ready
9i3o =. NJ. for. all tho South.
..oRk RIVEl- LINE.
4i3o p MIX. sunday--To West Point
connecting for Baltimore Monday,
Wednesday Friday.
2.f5 r. M-Monday. Wednesday and Frl-
day--Locai to west Point.
1890 a. Mex. sundays--Loca tc West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
200 a. M..fs:t0 p. M.--From all the South.
1910 p. NJ --Ftom Charlotte. Raleigh, DUR
ham. Chase CITY ,:Id IDEAL stations.
$40 A. M--From ke$svllle--Loeal.
o:20 ~, M.--From West Point. and from
Baltimore Wednesday. Friday and
ioas 4. n. sA5 P. M.-Local from ives,
Point.
c. w. wEsTBuRY. D. r. A..
99D 2. Main st. Phone ass.
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&ealen Drnunsals.
PROPOSALS..

Sealed bids will be received for the
construction of a Brick Church Build
ing In the town OF Clarksville, Va. up
to and including the Goth May. 1908.
These bids will be opened and ex-
amined by the Building Committee on
May 81, 1908. The committee reserves
tho right to reject any and al bids.
Plans and specifications for the
building can be seen at my office In
Clarksville. Va.
Chairman Building Committee.
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FOR NEW lev, YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday,.
Line Ship following day att p. Nj; also
Norfolk and Western Ry. at o a.. NJ. and 8
r. NJ: and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry, at 3
A, NJ and 4 p. NJ, making connection daily
Except Sunday at Norfolk with Main Line
slip sailing at n. NJ. Tickets at O. D.
Line Office, sos E. Main Street Richmond
Transfer Co.. $40 .. Main Street; The JEFF
ferson, Murphy's Hotel. 3ss,
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Crowd Greets Admiral Evans.

:PITTSBURG. PA, May 14.-Rear-A a d.
miral Evans and party, en- route FOR
Washington, arrived here from Chi
cago over the Pennsylvania Railroad
at $50 "A. NJ, and forty. minutes later
the train left for the East Notwith-
standing the early hour, a large crowd
was in attendance. When told the
admiral was sleeping all were much
disappointed.
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cheap mower. Don't be deceived with
cheap talk. See c. J. CROwDER,
1000 East Cary Street. and get a
standard make. a few samples at
reduced prices. Easy terms.
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leual RnticpS.


VIPGINIA-IS THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICo.
THE sTH DAY OF NAY. 1908:
In the matter OF holding special
ELECTION in Brookland School District,
No, l, TO pass upon the question of
whether or not bonds to the amount
roE sthirty thousand ts30.oc0) dollars
tshall be issued by the School Board of
satd district for the purpose of erect
ing schoolhouse at Glen Allen and
a schoolhouse at Highland Park, in said
district:
1t appearing to the court that the
School Board Of Brookland District, No.
H. By a resolution adopted February
%, 1908, and duly spread upon the min
utes OF, the proceedings of the said
board in which resolution the said
board declares, that In its opinion it
house should be erected at Glen AL
| len and an additional schoolhouse
should be erected at Highland Park, in
said district in order to provide adj
ditional public school facilities for the
children of the school age in said dis
trict; and that the school funds OF said
school district Will not be sufficient
within three years from the passage
of the resolution, to provide said adj
ditional schoolhouses and to furnish
sum OF thirty thousand ($30,000) dol
lars should be expended toward the
erection of said school buildings:
And 1t further appearing to the court
that the statement of facts contained
in the resolution OF the said School
Board was On the Sd day of March.
1908, confirmed and approved by q
resolution of the Board Of Supervisors
of the county OF Henrico; and copy
of the resolutions of said School Board
and the Board of Supervisors having
been certified to this court together
with the location of the schoolhouses
to be erected, with the plans. specifl-
cations and the estimated cost there
Of. approved by the division school SUI
iperintendent:
The court doth order that special
election be held in the Brookland
School District on TUESDAY. MAY
IS, 1908, to pass upon the question
whether such bonds shall be issued or
not. for the amount recommended by
the School Board for said district.
The clerk of this court Is directed to
give the notice Of such election by
publication in The Times-Dispatch,
daily. for fourteen times. and direct
the Sheriff to post a notice of the
election in ten (1o) conspicuous points
in said district, which notice. shall
state the amount of the bonds to be
issued and the purpose Of the proposed
Tissue thereof.
A Copy-Teste:
SAMUEL P. wADD1LL.
l = Ia p
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Meetings.

- 49, q :. IE.N ~ 4 W W =.
Chairman Building Committee
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WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY. POSI-.
ton to do general office work and
typewriting; can give best reference.
Address C 624. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. A POSITION AS COMPAN-
ion to middle aged or elderly lady
or to wait on invalid lady. Address
q $40. care Times ispatch.
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FLOOR STAINS.

STAG FLOOR STAIN is WHAT YOU
want to make your old furniture and
floors look like new, at DORSETTS.
$500 Hull Street Swansboro
RED BASKET DEyILED CRABS.
Cali up COLEMAN. Phone $685..
Nuf ced.
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FOR SALE. FOUR GROCERY WAC
ons. one butcher wagon: s25 for Day
tor wagon in good order; $35 for sur
rey; s25 for top buggy; $35 for run
about: one new rubber tire surrey.
$50. THOS. II. DUKE & CO., s04
Rrnok Avenue
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THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.
THE STH DAY OF MAY. 1908: