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VI. B. Crowell's Ex'r.

NJ Is. CrOWelIS EXT,
BY decree OF tho Corporation Court
Of the City OF Newport News, Va, ron
dered on the 24th day OF March, 1908,
In tho above entitled cause, have
been directed to invite bids for the
various lots and properties of the es-
tate of NJ. B. Crowell. deceased. here
after described. and report such bids
to the Court at the April Term.
The properties arc well located and
most OF them well rented. This is an
exceptional opportunity for invest
ment
The properties are as follows:
]. "All those certain lots. pieces or
parcels of land in the City of Newport
news. known and designated by the
Lots numbered Eighteen (18), Nine
teen Q9) and Twenty (2O). in Block
Number Two Hundred and Twenty
three (223). shown on man entitled
Map of Part of the City of Newport
News, Va recorded in Clerks Office
OF the Corporation Court OF the City OF
Newport News, Va, in plat book /,
page g."
These three lots are located on the
north side Of 33rd street between Vir-
elnia avenue and Huntington avenue.
and on them arc erected double build
igs. making four dwellings, Each
double building is two stories high AMI
built OF brick.
z. All that certain lot, piece. or par
Gel of land in the City of Newport
News. known and designated by Lot
Number Twenty-four (24), in Block
one Hundred and Foriy-nine O4O(
shown on n map entitled Map of PART
OF the City of Newport News, Va re-l
corded in the Clerks Office of the Corr
noration Court OF the City of Newport
News, Va. in Plat Book page 81
This lot ia located on the cast side OF
Washington Avenue between 10th and
10th streets, and on II Is erected 81
threc.story brick building"
g. All those certain lots. pieces OF.
News. Va, known and designated by
parcels OF land in the City of Newport
he Lots Numbered Twenty (2W.
twenty lone (21), and Twenty two
t22). in Block Number Thirty nine
t3a), shown on certain map entitled.
Map OF Part of the City OF Newport
News. Va which map is recorded in
the Clerks Office of the Corporation
Court of the City of Newpprt New.
Va, In Plat Book /, page 3y'
These three lots are situated at The
northwest corner of 23rd stfeet and
West avenue two of the Said lots
fronting on 23rd street.
On the corner lot Is erected two
story, brick building facing on Wost
avenue. On the lot next}to the cor
ner Is also erected twoj story, brick
building facing on West aYerue. TE.
key lot facing on 23rd street Is va.
cant lot
Bids will he received utaa these pro.
perties until 70 O'clock hs April 18TH.
1908. H..
II. G. 81 helORD,
Executor and Receive !. Ate Of NJ.
b. Crowell. r29-tf.
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WANTED-OCCUPANT FOR FUR
nishcd front rooms. Southern eX-
posnre, with or without board. 105
Twenty seventh st. 4-4-3t
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NOTICE TO BREEDERS THU
thorough bred horse. Twelfth Night,
Is now in stud at Caffee's Stables.
cor. 33rd St, and Huntington ave-
nue.. 314-tf
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REGULAR MEALS 25c. THERE ARE
others Just as good; none better
belmont LUNCH. If.
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WANTDD-POSITION EXPERIENCE
cd stenographer or copy work at
home. Good references. Address
COPY. care Daily Press. 4-3-6t
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WANTED.

WANTED-AT HOTEL WARWICK,
lady to sew, who understands up-to-
date drcssmakinE. 4-7.3t
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IN THE CORPORATION COURT OF
the City of Newport News.
OLD Point Improvement Company.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer: Offices c. C o. Station. Phones,
Bell. Nos. 401 and 1856; Citizens No.
-. u.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

MEDIUM AND CARD READER.
Business men wishing services of
experienced lady are requested to
call MISS WAITE, 3OOS Washing
ton avenue. 3rd floor. l-4.2t.
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d. G.. SMITH.
BY r. e. VARIABLE,
nan,,t,- Cln,tr

A. G. GARRETT. p. q.
A Copy,
Testc: d. G.. SMITH. Clerk.
BY II. e. VARIABLE, d. C.
47-4-w
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VIRGINIA: AT RULES HELD IN
the Clerks Office of the Corporation
Court for the City of Newport News.
on Monday. the 9Th day of April,
1908
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-16

Slemp has arranged the details OF Mr..
Mosby's application. it's successful pas
sage through the House of Represen-
tatives. and there only remains it's In
dorsment by the Senate, of which there
seems to be no doubt.
This is the fourth term as postmas-
ter that Mr.. Mosby has held here, three
of which have been consecutive.
Mr.. Mosby's Endorsement on the
the present application was very
strong. His petition was signed by
about 600 names. His opponent for the
office was Mr.. Floyd Gray, n very
prominent Republican. Mr.. Mosby,
who is of fine old Virginia family,
and is brother to Colonel John $.
Mosby. He has availed himself of every
opportunity for the advancement of
this office, which now is distributing
office. Through his efforts the mail de-
livery system was introduced. and the
service is most admirably conducted.
All OF the clerks connected with the
office are most courteous and of high
social standing; the carriers are men of
exceptional intelligence; indeed. the
entire conduct of the office Is excelleSlt
and Mr.. Mosbys reappointment gives
satisfaction to a majority of the peo
ple,
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NAVIGATION oPENEp.
River Clear of lee nj Fredericksburg
Smallpox Quarantine In Stafford.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
FRED ERICK VA, February
15.-The warm weather has cleared
the river of ice. opening navigation
again, and the steamer MiddleseN, from
Baltimore, is expected 10 arrive here
tonight on schedule.
The health board of Stafford county
has extended the smallpox quarantine
from February 18th two weeks longer,
to March I'd.
The Rev. III. II. Zones. pastor of
Hanover Baptist Church. in King
George county. has been extended a
call to Oakland Baptist Church. In
the same county and has accepted.
Mr. II. Lewis Wallace. of this city.
has been appointed administrator of
the estate of the late j. j. Sale, OF
King George county.
Fire broke out Thursday in the res
idence of A. r. Hawthorne, in stafford
county, but the flames were eXtin-
guished after damage of about 500 TO
the building. The loss is covered by
insurance.
tract of 1867 acres OF land in Spot
sylvania county, belonging to the &.
p. Goodloe estate, has been sold TO
Lee j. Graves for 1885.
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PRISONERS BREAK JAIL.
Three Negroes Confined mt Washington
Mike Their Escnpc.
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WASHINGTON. n. c., February 10
Last evening three negro prisoners
succeeded in making their escape from
the city Jail. All three were confined
for petty offenses, and instead of be-
ing placed in separate cells We're locked
in the corridor. In some manner they
obtained two-pronged instrument,
shaped something like a hoe. and with
it succeeded in boring a large hole in
the rear of the Jail sufficiently large
for the passage of medium sized man.
The hoe was without a handle. and 1t
must have required steady and constant
work TO bore this hole. Not being
confined in the cells, these prisoners
had easy access to their work, and
after the last inspection by the jail
officials were not interrupted. When
the jailer entered this morning he
found the hole in the wall and the pris-
oners escaped He Immediately gave
the alarm. and a search was started,
but as yet the prisoners are at large.
The three prisoners were young men
by name Tom Ward Alex. Chapman
and Will Brown. They were confined
for larceny and We're awaiting trial at
this term of the Superior Court, now
in session. 1t is thought that the hoe
was Struggled in the jail by one of
the prisoners working on the streets.
The sheriff of this county has offered
reward of $50 each for their capture.
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same time, each auctioneer selling at
the rate of about 200 piles to the hour.
The quality continues to be above aver
age, and generally very desirable for
all purposes.
All the buyers are in the market.
and competition is strong. but mostly
between, the different big corporations.
the independents" taking only a small
share, say not over 20 to % per cent.
of the breaks.
Prices are firm and without any
change, and it is generally thought
that they will continue at their pres
ent level until the crop is all sold.
The market for redried tobaccos con-
tinues active, and many tobaccos have
changed hands recently. going direct
ly to the manufacturers.
We look for large receipts for the
coming week, as the weather is soft.
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CONVICT WOMAN OF MURDER
Two White Youths Charged with
Homicide Acquitted.
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WINSTON-SALEAI, N. c.. February
15.-In the Superior Court this after
noon Annie Cobb. colored, was sem
fenced to the state prison for five
years for shooting and killing Hen
rietta Stamps. also colored.
Russ Gatewood and Moses Mcknight.
two white youths We're acquitted OF
the charge OF shooting and killing
Bennett Swain. an excellent citizen.
on December esd last. Judge Justice
ruled that the State had failed to
make out case against the defend
ants, and declined 10 letfit go to the
jury Mr.. Swain was Killed in his
wagon while returning home from
work, the ball entering his neck. sever
ing a jugular vein. Shortly after their
release Gatewood and Mcknight We're
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Students at a. & NJ. College
Cropped Hair Of Freshmen and
Backed Their Faces.
GOVERNOR GLENN AT HOME
He Will Make Three Speeches
To-Day at Winston-
Salem.
[speelnl 10 rhe Tlmes.plspateh.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
RALEIGH, n. c., February l5.--The
hazing incident at the A. g. NJ. College
which has attracted such widespread
attention the past few days is to be
investigated by the state Board of In
ternal improvements. Governor Glenn
made a statement to this effect to-
day. and added that he will give to
the public the report of the Nboard
Just as soon as tt comes into his hands.
The investigation is already under
way. being made by b. c. Beckwiti,
chairman OF the board. The special
purpose of the investigation. accord
Ing to the Governors statement, is to
see to Ii that as far as possible. all the
students who were parties to the haH-
ing are expelled. There have already
been two explosions.
The hazing of the freshmen was es-
pecialIy severe, ten of them having
had their hair cropped and their faces
BACKED with nitrate of silver.
Governor CLIENTS Busy Day.
Governor Glenn will spend Sunday
In his home town. WinstonSalem de-
livering four addresses during the day.
AT IL o'clock he will speak to the
young people of the First Baptist
of Pythias; at o'clock before n mass
meeting of the colored people, and at
night he will address the congregation
of Centenary Methodist Church.
A charter is issued for the Bull City
Drug Company. Durham, capital $4,000.
by w. G. Pearson. c. Fl. Shepherd and
others for a general drug business.
Adiutant General Z. r. Robertson, of
the North Carolina National Guard,
says that while nothing definite can
vet be stated officially, it looks now
like six companies will participate In
the coast defense manoeuvres at Fort
Caswen June 18th or whereabouts,
these being Company B, First Regi-
ment, Salisbury: Company c, Whining
ton, Company d and Company p,
Goldsboro: Company G. OF Washington,
Second Regiment. and Company B.
Third Regiment. Raleigh
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EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.
One to he Held at Culpeper in March
Some of Its Eenturcs.


wARRENTON. VA. February Is
An educational conference of the State
Teachers Association of the Eight
District has been called to meet in Cul-
pepper. Va. March 18th, 10Th and Goth
splendid program has been prepared
by committee. composed of Principal
j. D. Harris. vice-p president of the as
ISOLATION for the Eighth District; Ex-
aminer Charles G.. Maphis. Superinten-
dent j. NJ Beckham. of Culpeper coun-
ty and Professor T. w. Hendricks
principal Culpeper High School: State
Superintendent j. d. Eggleston, Jr.
VIII open the conference with an adj
dress to the teachers. and the public
on Wednesday night at P. NJ. in tbs
operaShouse.
Among the other distinguished edu-
Gators who will take part in the pro
gram are Drs. Bruce r. Payne and w
II. Heck. of the University of Virginia
Examiner f. H. Russell and DR.. Rober-
Fraser A large attendance of teachers
superintendent and trustees is ex-
pected.
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FARMERS. SCHOOL.
Fine Glass mt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
L. 0. Snndy and Others.
tSpecial to the Times- Dlspatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
BURKENILLE, VA. February Ia
At the farmers school of instruction,
held at AppomattoX to-day. Mr.. r. o.
Sandy entertained 100 or more farm
ers for nearly two hours by giving
them practical talk on the most
advised the farmers to cultivate less
land and cultivate it thoroughly in
order to increase the yield per acre
and at the same time improve the
land.
Mr.. Banon. from Washington, D. c.
spoke on farm manure, and gave a
most interesting and Instructive talk
Mr.. j. G. Gillian spoke on corn culture
DR.. j. G. Ferneyhough, State veterina
rian. followed with some special sug-
gestions on how TO breed colts
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MORROW (Monday). FEB. nth.
commencing a 1890 o'clock we Will
sell a magnificent lot of handsome
Household Furniture of all kinds.
families to our auction salesrooms. No.
6lS East Broad Street. These goods
are all strictly frst-class and in per-
feet condition. VIII also sell large
quantity of cheap and medium Furni-
ture etc; also several Vehicles, such
as Buggies, Carriages, Jumpers, etc.
Ladies invited.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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notc1 Exchanged for Mil.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, February Is.
The Travellers Inn" owned by Mr..
r. n. Parkinson, of this place. was
exchanged a few days ago with Mr..
Amos Pool. of Abbyvllle. for some
mill property, valued at $4,000. MIR.
Parkinson Will move his family to
Abbyville. TO look after his new prop
erty personally, but 1t is not yet
known whether Mr.. Pool will continue
to run the hotel or not.
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Secretary of y. w. G. a.

IsD7cIaT 10 Tho Times -Dlspatch.l
WlNSTON-SALIGM, n. G.. February
l5,--rhe Young Moments Christian AS
ISOLATION of this city has elected Miss
Sarah Shaw, of Plttsburg, Pa, as sec
rotary, She will arrive here March
Cd and enter upon her duties at once.
The association has secured suitable
rooms and will have the same fitted
up and made attractive.
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TSnociNl 90 The Timos-D ispnich.I
SPENCER, n. c., February I5.---Mrs.
NJ. H. Bnynes. aged about fifty years.
one of Spencer's best known citizens,
died at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
G.. X. Davis, In Spencer, yesterday
after brief illness. She had been sick
only a few days, aud her death was a
great surprise. The intermcnt was
made AT Spencer. Mrs. Baynes former
~ lived at Danville.
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BY virtue of n decree entered in the
District Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Virginia, in the
matter Of Joseph w. Blanton. bank
lie auction. at l4l0 Fast Cary Street.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY is, 1908.
commencing at 1890 A. NJ, about 1000
cases of desirable Groceries, etc, all
$4,000 to $4,000, consisting in part Of
900 barrels Cut Ierrings, very large
stock of Extracts. Washing Soda, Green
and Black Teas, Vinegar, Mackerel
brands, Cigars and Cheroots, Cigar
cites (the above in extra large lots)
Mustard Tomatoes Corn, Preserves in
buckets and jars; Wheat, Egg See,
Chow Chow. Axle Grease, Salt. large
lot Toilet and Laundry Soap, Baking
Powder, Sardines, Starch, Sauce Pickle
I've Pepper Oats Soapine. Catsup,
Polish, Allspice. Backing, Enamoline
Goldfish. Gloves, Nutmegs, Cheese, Chew
Ing Gum. fine stock of Candies, Celia
tine. etc In fact. everything in the
grocery line.
Large stock Paper Bags, all sizes
rwine and Wrapping Paper. Butter
Trays. Brooms large Grocer's Refrig-
Woodenware, such as Buckets, Tubs.
WaShboards, etc.
Office Fixtures-Large Double Door
Combination Lock Iron Safe, Standing
The iobbing and retail trade are re-
duestcd to attend sale, as quality and
quantity will Justify .your. attention.
ried by n first-class wholesale grocer,
sale will begin with Office fixtures.
p N. PlI;G q!
Receivers.
THE VALENTINE, AUCTION co,
Auctioreers.
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Special TO The Times Dlsnatcb
WINSTON-SALEM, N. G., February
IA telegram received here an
nounces the death of Mrs, NJ. A. Cain.
mother of Mrs H. A. Brown, of this
city, which occurred Thursday at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. John A.
oats, in Fayetteville. Mrs. Cain had
reached the ripe age of eighty-four
years. The funeral service and in
terment took place at Fayetteville at
3 o'clock this afternoon
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BALDWIN HAS Ills MAN.
VIII Soon Sail From France with
NInsr. Ferris, Mnntcd for MURDER.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE, VA, February 15.--De-
tective w. c. Baldwin received cable
gram to-day from his brother stating
that he would sail from CherbourE,
Francs, with Moses Ferris, on the St.
Paul. ana is expected to arrive in New
York next Friday. Mr.. Baldwin left
here six months and one week ago
after the Syrian murderer. He has
been stopped time and time again by
law processes, and offered large brides
to allow Ferris to escape.
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Daily Court Record
United statc. circuit Court OF Appeals.

United states Circuit Court OF Appcni.
The United states Circuit Court OF
AppShls reconvened yesterday mornlhs
at 10 o'clock with Circuit Judge Pritcli
tendance. The court Went into con,
terence on the cases heretofore argued
and then announced and handed down
l's opinion in the following 1 Gases =. !, I,
Canal Company vs.. Charles Gring;
cross appeal from the Circuit Court
st. Baltimore, Md, opinion by Judge
No. .7s1, j. a.. scriven Company, APP
pellant, VS.. Edward Morris, Moses Nor
ris and Nathan Hamburger, trading as
tho CHARTS Co apPeleeaa a Pee e fran
oplnion. Affirmed. with costs.
Court adjourned until Tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The following
cases are IN the call for t21mq Or ,,y,,
Company, Fairmont Coal Company ct
al, plaintiffs in error, VS.. United
states, ex rel; Pitcairn Coal Company
et al, defendants IN error; IN error , II, to
q re argued by Hugh L. Bond, Jr., Jonn
g. Wilson and Edgar H. Cans, of Bal
timore. Md. for the plaintiffs In error.
rhn ~ Wl lam "A, A. GsSspw
Nd; for the defendants in error;
no. 77a. United States eX rel. PIT
VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. Fairmont Coal Company ct al,
defendants In error; in error TO the CIR
cult Court at Baltimore. Md. To be
argued. by William a. Glasgow, Ir of
Philadelphia, Pa. and Frederick Dali
IAN, of Baltimore. Md. for the plain
TINS IN error, and by Hugh l.; Bond, Jr
Iohn G. Wilson and Edgar II. Cans, OF
Circuit Court.
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For n. * w. improvements.

Especial to The Times DISPATCHER
WlNSTON-SALEA1, ~ c., February
l5--Register of Deeds Mclaughlin has
received from the Norfolk and Western
Railway four mortgages, representing
S4oooooo, this amount being borrowed
to provide additional rolling stock for
the railroad. 1t will require several
days to get the documents, eight in
number, on record.
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GOIdSbcrrY HILL
I Special to The Times-Dts,

ISpecal to The Times Dispatch
LANCASTER, VA, February If
News was received here yesterday of
the death in Baltimore of Mr. Colds
berry Hall. prominent citizen Of this
section. Mr.. Hall had the misfortune
was supposed in consequence of bns-
mess disaster, and was taken to Bal
timore to be treated in a sanitarimm.
His remains will be brought home on
the steamer to-day and inferred in the
family burning ground Wv
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auftinn 5alrs hlonoap.
AUCTION SAFE

Handsome Set Mahogany Dining Chairs
Ieather seatl. Chifronniers. handsome
ber's Chair. Mattings. Rugs. Dressers
and Stands. Handsome Bedroom Suit,
Walnut and Oak Wardrobes, Handsome
Toilet Sets. Parlor Lamps, Extension
Tables, Morris Chairs, Iron and Brass
Bedsteads. Hair and Felt Mattresses,
new Tinware. Pictures. Sewing Ma
chimes. Handsome Showcases. two La
dies Saddles and Brides. barrel Roof
Paint. lot Rubber Hose. four Iron Safes.
lot Betting. new sets Books. CARPETS
Oilcloth Roller Top Desk and Chairs.
Office Files, Centre Tables. Drop Light,
Silver Sets, Vases Portieres Bed
Clothes and lot other goods Must he
sold to make room. as we are crowded
from cellar TO garnet.
Ladies invited.
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
r. c. Buford. Manager and Salesman.
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MRS. j, d. Divlns Dead.

Fsneeial TO The Times Dispa,ch.l
SALISBURY, N. c.. February 15--
Mrs, ], u, Bivins. wife OF Editor Joscnh
y, BiYins, Of the Stanly Enterprise at
Albemarle. died at her home at that
place ysterday following a brief III
ness. She is survived by q husband
and several Young children.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
SPRINGS COMPANY, for The pur-
pose OF clecting directors and for
the transaction of such other business
as may lawfully come before the
meeting. including the approval of
all of the acts OF the directors of
said company in the past year, will
be held AT the office of the company,
Eighth and Main Streets. Richmond,
Va, on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20,
hooks VIII close Monday, February
II, 1908, at 3'P. NJ. and remain closed
until 10 A. M. Wednesday,. February
&c, 1905. a. TREVVETT,
SeCretarY.
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pANv1LLE MAnllEr ACTIVE.
Receipts Larger and the Tobacco %
Good QunIitN-Finc Prices.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

DANVILLE, VA, February 15.--
Messrs. Dibrell Brothers give the fol-
lowing review OF the Danville market
for the wsek: !.
The reteiitts of loose tobacco for the
past week have been large enough 10
keep the auction sales running each
day from . o'clock until about II or l.
selling at three warehouses at the
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NOTICE.!

BY direction of the Freight Claim
Agent. | will sell al public auction, on
TUESDAY, MARCH II. 1908.
at the Atlantic Coast Line freight ware
Richmond Va, for freight and other
charges, the following unclaimed
freight. Terms cash; sale commencing
at 10 a. NJ:
Two cars Distillery Outfit. consigned
TO II. T. Worthington, Richmond. Va.
j. A. HUSKE, Route Agent.
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POSTMASTER MOSBY.
His disappointment Very Pleasing to
the People of Bedford.

TSpeciaI 70 Tho Tlmes-Dispatch
BEDFORD CITY, February l5.-Mr.
William II. Mosby has received a letter
from Washington announcing the GER
tafnty of his reappointment as post
master of Bedford City. Congressman
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OPENED STORE WITH SIS.
Failed for $500. and His Total Assets
Amount to $40.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LlGliTFOOT. VA, February ID
James Pnilbates who opened a store
near here about a year ago with a
capital of SIS, has been closed up by.
his creditors. Liabilities, $500: assets
$40, He caught nearly every jobber
in Newport News, Va.