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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
TRIED TO KILL IL! THEM.
GREENWOOD .dAN. AND WIFEHAD
CLOSE CALL.
While They Were Asleep in Bed the
Som of the Man Shot at Them at

Close Range.
A dispatch from Greenwood to The
News and Courier says Butler Pinson,
known as "Bub," is charged with
making an attempt to kill his father
and step-mother, Mr.. ard Mrs. B. P.
Pinson, as they lay asleep early on
Tuesday morning, firing both barrels
of a gun at them, and when only
about eight feet away from them.
That Mr.. and Mrs. Pinson are living
to- tell how it happened is a miracle,
for the load of shot entered the head
of the bed, only. a few inches above
their heads. and some of the shot
were found imbedded in the pillows,
on which their heads rested.
Mr.. B.. NJ. Pinson lives about a
mile anl a half southeast Of Saluca,
and within about four hundred yards
of Sloan Church. He is well-to-do
farmer, and is numbered among
Greenwood County's most substantial
citizens, he being man of about SIS
years of age.
"Bub," however, seems t' bear a
pretty bad reputation, having lived a
very profiigate life, living the greater
part of the time away from home.
1 Young Pinson's motive is unknown,
but his father, the elder Pinson, him
self thinks that the boy, knowing
that no one knew he was in this part
of the country, decided that he
would kill both himself and Mrs. Pin
SON, and that he would then share
the estate with his brother, Richard,
being hard pressed for funds. Mr..
Pinson had only lately refused to
grant his request for money.
Young Pinson made his escape, but
Sheriff Mcmillan is making every ef-
fort to catch him, and has sent out
the following description of Pinson
all over the country: Arrest Butler
Pinson; charge, attempt to murder;
color, white, age twenty-sX
years, height feet, inches, weight
160 pounds. Said to have missing
tooth, brown eyes and dark hair; full
face and clean shaven. Use caution,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
GOOD FISH STORY.
Dog Drowned by Big Trout in .
Fierce Struggle.

A small dog belonging to A. E.
Case, of Dayton, Wyo., was dragged
into Tongue river by a trout and
drowned. The dog accompanied
Cases little son on fishing trip
The boy hooked a fish large enough
TO jerk the fishing rod into the water
The boy sent the dog after it, but
the trout hauled the dog and pole
about until the dog was carried down
the rapids and drowned in sight OF
his mastera The boy recovered the
Dole and after hard struggle landed
the trout, which weighed four pounds
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
APPEAL TO TEDDY.
Newspapers Ask Relief From the
Paper Trust Exactions.

The annual meeting of the Asso-
ciated Press was held at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel in New York with an
exceptionally large attendance of
members from all sections of the
country on Tuesday. Aside from the
transaction of purely routine business
affecting the organization, the most
important action taken was the pre-
senting and adoption Of an address
asking the President and the Con-
gress to grant immediate relief
from the eXactions Of combinations OF
paper makers" The ASSOCIATION had
banquet or Wednesday night at
which W. J. Bryan was the chief
speaker.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
DEADLY TYPHOID FEVER.
An Augusta Family Stricken With
the Terrible Disease.

A dispatch says there is a small
epidemic of malignant form OF ty-
phoid fever in certain sections OF
Augusta. Sunday morning, MRS. N
d. Sibley, widow of the late Chas
Sibley, died at the home Of her moth-
or. Mrs. Duncan. Just a week age
her sister. Miss Duncan. died OF the
same disease, and at this time MIS-
Siblev's two little children and her
mother, Mrs. Duncan, are seriously
i'll of the same malady.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
WILD ELEPHANT NUISANCE.
Hinuustan Eianters Complain of Dam
age Done by .Pachyderms. :.

age Done by Paeh2derms.
At Calcutta, INDIA, the Doors Plan
ters' Association has appealed to the
government for help in Kidding the
the cohntry of wild elephants, whose
pranks are becoming intolerable.
Though no actual '.rogues" are re-
ported or loss of life, crops are said
to be trampled on, fences torn down,
roofs pulled of, and many roads rem
dered impossible by the patroling OF
these mischieYous pachyderms. The
most serious matter, however, is in
terruption of railway traffic, for the
brutes exhibit a queer prediction
for wandering on the line, which is
a narrow gauge, and therefore rem
ders the trains specially liable to de-
railment should they meet an obsta-
Gle when running at night or round
curves in the day time.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
EIGHT WERE EXECUTED.
Students Attempted to Assassinat'
the President of Guatemala. :.

SSCUOSilSS <ESSSAAPSSN " H>A'>'~~>'S'>-~
the President of Guatemala. I.
A dispatch from Mexico says stu
dents attempted to assassinate the
President of Guatemala on Wednes-
day. The students were Immediately
seized; and, without trial, eight OF
them were executed. The squad of
cadets had been assigned from the
Institute to act as an honorary guard
at the. reception of Major William
iHeinke, the new minister from the
United States.
The dispatches assert that as the
president entered the palace the stu
dents fired and Cabrera fell, blood
straming from several wounds.
Soldiers seized the students and
wrenched the guns from them before
they could reload or use their clubs.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
SHOT Him DOWN
from Ambush While He Was
Riding Along che Road
IS FATALLY WOUNDED
AIr. J. 3. Sims Assassinated Near the

8Ir. j. B. Sims Assassinated Near the
Scene of d Fight He Had Few
Weeks Ago NTH Mr.. w. Hampton
StogRer, in Which the latter Was
ATortally Wounded-The Assassin
Unknown.
A dispatch from Lancaster to The
State says j. B. Sims, a farmer of that
county, was found on Wednesday
lying face downward about three
miles from Lancaster, with what is
believed to be mortal wound, hav-
ing been shot from ambush. His
left side is filled with buckshot.
Rev. E. o. Thompson made the dis
covery and at once summoned DR..
r. G. Elliott, who attended the
wounded man. 1t is believed that
his wound is fatal.
Sims body was found almost at
the identical spot at which the; diff
Guilty between Hampton Stonger and
himself occurred on February 9, last,
in which both men used their pistols,
Stonger receiving a wound which re-
suited in his death at Chester hos
pital the following day. Sims, in the
dificulty, escaped without injury.
Sims was tried for the killing OF
Stogner at the last term Of court, the
case resulting in a mistrial. There
is no clue to the assassin of Sims. !,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24

General Lyon, Comptroller Genera
lanes State Treasurer jennings Az
infant General Boyd. However, .he
campaign ,has just started; anu t .ne
election is yet founr months on out
tha entries for state Offices close Ill
June. ;. .r,o fret
In 1906 the total vote IN 'ne Il, sa .,
urinary ran to about s7'ooo anu ano
there was much interest in the ia.I az.
for governor and attorney genera an a
as we'll as for the legislatures anu
county Offices. With warm fight lot
stato and county offices this year'sthe
total , vote may go to 100000. At any
, u,+o to win the candidate shouio
make sure Of at least hfty thouS'n'
votes.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
CHANCE TO ELECT BRYAN
says Editor Henry Watterson. Tn
Johnson Boom Is Too Late.

. +. .
While in New York fe wdays ago,
where he dined with MIR. Bryan, Col.
Henry Watterson said: Personally,
L have no doubt that Mr.. Bryan will
be nominated at Denver, and | think
that We have a good chance to elect
him. The movement in the interest
of Gov. Johnson comes too late and
from the wrong quarter. If the in
terests that are now urging his NOM
ination had backed me up when 4
advocated his candidacy ten months
ago he might have had chance for
the nomination. But the Democrats
of New York in the present chaotic
condition cannot dictate to the ma
iority of the Democratic party. Col.
Watterson said that Taft would be
nominated by the Republicans.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
HEIRS OF GARRETSON.
Information Wanted of Il Captain in
the United States Army.

The Charleston Post says Post
master w. l.. Harris has received a
letter from Attorneys Lyon & Lyon of
Washington, D. c., asking for infor-
nation about heirs of one Charles
Garretson, captain in the United
States army, who died in Charleston
in 1871. The letter states that
it is very much to the interest of the
heirs that they should be known and
Postmaster Harris, desiring to con-
tribute his services to the cause. will
be glad to receive any information in
the matter that he may be able to
forward to the Washington attor-
neys.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
LOST CONTROL OF TRAIN.
-Four italians Were Killed When the
Crash Came.

Four Italians were killed outright,
one fatally injured, and died on the
train while en- route to the Williams
port hospital, and four others PROB
ahlv fatally injured in a wreck on a
log train on the LaQuinn lumber road
at Whalep, Pa, Wednesday morning.
Failure of the reverse lever on the
engine allowed the train to run away
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
Drank Gasoline.

Helen, the 19-months-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Odom of Greenville,
drank a bottle of gasoline and died
twenty minutes later on Wednesday.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
PICKED UP AT SEA.
Wrecked or Charleston and RcscucG
by Yacht.

The steam yacht Columbia arrive9
at New York from Florida on Tuesday
with three fishermen on board res
cued from their sinking boat IN q
gale off Charleston. The three men
sailed from Charleston in the hsnlng
smack Star on April II. The next
day they were caught in gale IN
which the smack lost her mast ana
most of her sails. When the derellct
wos sighted the sea was running so
higb that the Columbia could not
lower her boats. The yacht approach-
ed the Star so near that ropes coula
be thrown to the fishermen, VINO "ere
then hauled on board the Columolas
Their friends in Charleston had anoue
given them up as lost. IL
I
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-24
HEAVY D1sPENsARY SALES.
Three Thousand Dollars "or'h VI
Liouor Sold in One Day.

The largest sales since the opeh''ie ,
Of the North Augusta dispensary were
made on Saturday, April 1S' the
sales amounting to over S3ooo. lh's
amount exceeded the largest amount
vet sold in one day previous by aoont
e. 100 the largest sales previously
heine about 81, 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-29
RECEIVERS SALE.

In the matter of II. G. Woolworth &
Co., bankrupt The undersigned re-
ceivers of the above company. pur-
w. Ray. u. S. Judge Northern District
of New York, hereby offer for sale
all the goods. property and assets Use 20 g
lowing 5 and LOG. stores at 81 North
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va 22l
West Lexington Street, Baltimore, Md;
35l South Salina Street, Syracuse. n.
"; Al fremont Street, Boston, Mass. !
474 Main Street, Worcester, Mass: fix
lures and about $50 folding chairs at
81 North Pearl Street. Albany N. VI;
$50 West ssixty-ffth Street. New York
City. Bids will be received for all o.
said property as a whole or any. part
thereof and must be submitted prior g
to the court for approval or rejection
Bids should be sent to Ritch. Wood.
receivers, IS Wall Street New York
City. from whom further information
may be had IL desired.
WILLIAM J. gCiRATTAN.
GEORGE J.. SH ERRITT.
a3gFtt 5sr55s IT, Receivers. "
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Daily Court Record.
city Circuit Court.

Judgment rendered.. Grand Rapids Plas-
ter Company against Frederick Wilhelm &
Company Tor sG4e.o.
In the action OF same against Louis Dract
and william KalbfeiI, claimed to be part
ners in the firm Of Wilhelm e Company,
tho jury found for tho defendants. Motion
OF the plaintiff TO set aside The verdict was
overrulcd. Tho plaintiff excepted and ask
go leave TO file bill of exception and APP
Law nnd Equity Court.
Motion docketed for Judgment in case Of
l. Want ys. H. Il. kasptowicx for $40
Judgments rendered. Ruftln- t'ouruurean
Company against X. w. Powers for si2o50.
a. b. Clarke & Sou Hardware Company
ngains, slime for S2li.s9. Richmond Hard.
ware Company Jagainst SAME for s22s.2S
United Stntes Circuit Court OF Appcnls.
The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morn.
Ing at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judge
Prltchard presiding and District Judges
Waddill and Boyd sitting
j.. ]. Best. OF Ashevillc, N. c.. was
admitted to practice In this court.
The following cases were argued:
w. E. Snipes. plaintiff in error. VS.
Southern Railway Company. defendan,
In error: in error to the Circuit Court
at Columbia, s. c. Cause argued BY
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5ealen BrnpnsalS.
ISsEALEp PROPOSALS

e. q t.
Sealed proposals for the construction
OF about SIS miles Of macadam roads
will be received at tho clerks office.
at Jonesville. Va, until ~ o'clock noon,
June g. 1908. Plans and specifications
may ha seen at the above office or at
the office of the State Highway Cons
Richmond. Va.
Certified checks for $3.50 shall accom-
pany each bid,
The Board OF Supervisors, by Its
committee, reserve the right TO reject
any and all bids and to let the work
as a whole or any portions thereof.
Convict labor to be furnished con-
tractor In accordance with the statute.
and to be allowed for as provided by
law,
An engineer will be at Ben IIur at
a O'clock A. NJ on May 30th to go over
the work with prospec,tlye bidders
ROBT. l.. PENNINGTON,
Secretary, Jonesvllle, Va.
Jonesyille, Va, May IA. 1908 - I.
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SITUATIONS laantpD, Gen1aIe.

WANTED, BY REFINED YOUNG
country woman, position as compan-
ION and assistant housekeeper for
elderly or widow woman. Refer
ences exchanged. Address B, care
Times Dispatch.
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W. Boyd Evans and E. ]. Best, OF
Columbia. $. c.. for the plaintiff In
error. and by B. L. Abney, of Column
bia. S c. for the defendant in error
and submitted.
Roxana S. ker. cxecutrix of w. W.
Ker. deceased, plaintiff In error, VS..
George D. Bryan. collector of port of
Charleston, defendant In error; in or
ror to the Circuit Court at Charleston.
S. C. Cause argued by j. p. Is. Bryan.
of Charleston, s. c.; FOR the PLAINTIFF
glr. error, and by Ernest L. Cochran.
United States Attorney of Anderson.
S. c., for the defendant In error. Pend
ing the argument, court adjourned
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
The court will likely adjourn to-day
for the session. The court will hold
an adjourned term and conference ses-
sion at Asheville, N. G.. commencing
on July 10th. The session there will
last several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-29
CHOLERA SITUATION SERIOUS
IN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

MANIA. May 2S.-ChoIera has ap-
parently taken a serious foothold in
The province OF Pangaslnan Four
cities. including Dasupan. are infested
additional nspectors,planning TO stamp
out the disease. The entire family
Of the lightkeeper at Dagupan WAS
injected and tive of Its members died.
Their condition was discovered through
inability 70 eStinguish tho light in
the day time.
Cholera also IS rife. in tho province
o. Capiz. where 2Sl cases have been
ieported since January in Ri2al and
Zambales, There is no tear or a gem
ernl epidmic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-29
THREE NEW CHARTERS

The Corporation Commission has Issued
tho following charters:
Westhampton Realty Corporation Rclt-
mond Edgar G. Gum. president; r. u.
HARDWOOD, William Todd. secretary-all OF
Richmond. Capital: Maximum, $4,000:
minimum. $4,000. Objects: Real estate
business.
!, standard Ice GGmpany eng .1Lynehnnris mrs
vice president j. D. Owen, secretary--aii
OF Lynchburg. Capital: Maximum. $4,000.
The samaritan nsa,iua BuildnE Assoeiation
tInc.l. Richmond. ]. w. Thompson. pres
ident: ]. Thomas Hewin. secretary; Lucy
ital, $4,000, Objects: To erect lodge
building for the Order OF the Good sama-
rttan. 41l4 ~
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WANTED PosITIoN BY GRADUATE
4 of pharmacy with either wholesale,
retail or manufacturing druggist
Addess + 762, care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-29
HONOR. RETIRING MEMBERS
City Bar Association Passes Resolutions on
- Retirement of TWn Mem hers. - II

City Bar Association Passes Resolutions on
Retirement of Two Members.
Handsomely engrossed copies of the reso-
.lutions recently passed By the Bar Assocla-.
ton OF the city OF Richmond, accepting tho
resignation OF Major Charles S. Stringfel-7
low as an active member and requesting
him to accept an honorary life membership.
and also resolution congratulattns Judge
r.. B. Wexford on his eghtisth birthday
ding. have been placed on exhibition In the
window OF the Bell Book and Stationery
Company.
Both resolutions have been hand sou,ey
engrossed on parchment, and are signed by
Captain A. 3, Gugon ana Mr.. NJ. a. Pow
ers. the president and secretary OF the city
Bar Association
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notiteg.

Office of the Mayor, The City Hall
Richmond, Va, May 81. 1908.
SATURDAY. MAY BOTH. BEING CON
Ei aga, i4ag,. MtMoRiAL DAY, md q I,
be suspended III the City Hall for that
day and work Will be suspended In
all departments of the city govern
ment 30 far as that Is practicable.
Heads of departments will determine
in their discretion what work is es-
sential for the public comfort and in
terest, and all other work will be sus-
pended. CARLTON MCCARTHY
MAYOR.
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Locomotive Engineers Elect oiticera.
COLUMBUS OF May aS.-Ths fol-.
lowing officers OF the international.
Brotherhoon OF Locomotive Engineers
G Gese aiui.su Grand CHEZ Ensia a w
IS. Stone; Assistant Grand CHIEF En-
glueer, II, w Hurley; Assistant Grand
.L..tef EMsineer, II. A. Burgess
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CONVICTED BANK OFFICER
SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS

SALEM, ORE. May 2s.--Judge Bur
nett, In tha Circuit Court, to-day sem
fenced ]. Thoburn Ross. the Portland
banker, to five years Imprisonment and
ly was convicted OF wrongful convsr-s
sion OF state school FUNDS In his
capacity as president OF the Title Guar
antee and Trust Company,
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AatlroaDs.
Southern Railway

TRA1Ns LEAVE RICHMOND.
. n, B.--Folowng achedue figures pub.
lished only as information and are not guar
$40 \. M.-paily--Loca I: r Charlotte.
ili9o M.--Daily LimIted--Buffet Droiler
10 Atlanta and Birmingham. New
orleans. Memphis Chattanooga, and
All the South. Through coach for
Chase city oxford. Durham.
SOP r. .--f;s. Sundny--Reysvlle Local.
1880 4. NJ Da.ly--Limted Pullman ready
$3.50 r, NJ. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE,
$3.50 r. Mex, sunday--ro Yves. Point
connecting for Baltimore Monday.
Wednesday, Friday.
2;l5 Il. l.--Nonhay, Wednesday and Fr-
z day-Loeal to West Point
t:3o \. Mex. sundays--Local to West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1900 AM. $3.50 r. M.---Erom all the South.
t'lo p. M.--From Charlotte Raleigh. Dur-
ham. Chase City and local stations.
$40 a. M.--From Keysvlile--Locai.
$50 \. Mt--From Wet Point. and from
baltimore Wednesday, Friday and
sunday.
1915 !, NJ, s;.s p. M.--Local from Yves,
Point.
c. W. wEsTBuRY. p. p, A..
a20 u, Main g. Phone 49,
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BUILDING PERMITS
Much Activity in Residential Property and
in Repair Work.

N ~ i. /. Il { Il
Permits were issued by Inspector Beck
yesterday for the erection OF two new
dwellings on Monument Avenue to be oc,:
cupied by Messrs. Leon waliersten and
II S. Bnswanger, the structures to cost
in the neighborhood OF $4,000 each. Among
the permits were:
S. Walters to repair frame dwelling
No. sol State Street; cost, $500.
Ellen and Mary Thomas. TO repair frame
boiler-roo No. 32S South Ninth Streets
cost, s1Gi.
l.. II. King. to erect a brick stable and
shed at No. 10 East MARSHALL Street: cost,
$500.
W. H. Gordon. to erect wood and slas.
greenhouses the north side of Leonard
street between Deep Run and Boulevard
Streets: cost. s1,i0o.
w. II. Gordon, to erect a frame boiler,
house and work shed on same site; cost,
| $500.
H. s. Binswanger., 10 erect brick dwell
| ing on the north side of Monument Avenua
between Allison and Addison Streets, cost
| $40. 900.
Leom wailerstein. to erect 4 brick dwell.
lins on north side Monument Avenue be-.
tween Allison and Addison Streets; cost,
| 100000
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Busineg8 Opportunities.
ONE GENT \ WORD.

IMPORTATION REGARD
ing good business for sale: not par
tlcular about character. size or To-
Give price and full description. Ad-
dress y. DARBYSHIRE, Box 50si.
Rochester, N. y.
PARTNER WITH CAPITAL
In mule farm III Okialloma Have
land and range. Results sure. Re-
ceive 80 TO 10 per cent. yearly. Men
mean business write. EUGENE
READ, Richmond. Va.
LUMBER LATHs, SHINGLES SASH,
blinds. doors. Large stock; low
prices. Yards and buildings cover
ing ten acres. WOODWARD e SON,
Ninth and Arch, Richmond Va.
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FOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOMS
near K rst and Franklin: privste
tfansilp; adults only. b., p. o. Box
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fnr Aa[e.
ONE GENT a WORD.

~
STORE PROPERTY, FOR
sale quick; also nice clean stock OF
goods ind fxtures. situated In one
ot the nest towns IN the state; large,
rooms UPSTAIRS; good garden AMI
some email fruit coming In: good
wen water; best location In town;
doing paying busintss,. but he se
o eors 1y auiek .as
net profit In six months.
FOR SALE, So SHARES S PER CENT.
preferred stock I'm prosperous indus
trial enterprise; principal and dlvi-
|dends guaranteed by other good. re-
sponsible parties: par value, 800 per
share. Price and full particulars on
application. Address Box "a. Chase
City. Va.
ALL WHO ARE IN NEED
OF gasolene engines to see our line
the most complete in the world.
Prices nnd terms are right. Repairs
ana experts always on hand. Write
for catalogue. :. J. CROWDER. 1000
East Cay street. Richmond. va.
FOR SALE, GROCERY. DELIVERY,
Dayton and farm wagons, runabouts,
buggies and surrey5, one laundry
wagon, some sesond hand Jobs cheap.
THOs. II. DUKE & CO. soi Brook
Avenue.
WAGONS, LAUNDRY WAC
ons. builders wagons, milk wagons,
in stock, complete line. you do not
have to walt for them to be ordered.
sTOW-WoBSHAM CO., 14l7 East
Main.
HE LOST HIS MONEY BUYING a
cheap mower. Don't be deceived
with cheap talk and testimonials. See
c. j. CROWDER 1000 East Cary
Street. and get standard make that
have stood the test for fifty years
WE HAVE REDUCED OUR PRICES
on the best Dayton wagons to be
found in Richmond. A. MEYERS
SONS. 120 South Eighth Street.
FOR SALE, GROCERY, GOOD STOCK.
doing good business; good living
room attached. Address G Sal. care
Times-Dispatch
FOR SALE. GOOD. STRONG ROOTED
rose bushes. 81 per dozen and up;
your selection. MERIT ROSE Co,
West Craze and Cedar.
FOR SALE ANTIQUE PARLoR SET:
also wardrobe and other household
goods. Call after 8 A. NJ 9is Brooke
Avenue
FOR SALE, ONE NEW GRAIN. BIND.
eli made by international Harvester
Co. Price, SIS cash. Address + 1886,
care Tlmes-Dispatch.
ONE RuBBER-T1RED RUNABoUT
good az new. cheap for cash, j.. c.
HOENNIGER, 1872 East Main Street