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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
BASEBALL TEAMS
SOUTHPORT 1. /. PRACTICE |: /.
Manager Mack Starts for New
Orleans With the Athletics
February Goth. 4

!, pi1LApELPHrA, PA. February 9; :.
sans With hts b, sauad e PLAYERS
psiss Viii sh ks fa9uth o WIZ his
OF the Eround.hos, therefore,. don't
count much with those WHO are long
,tn osssa for the time g come for the ball
light. = 2 2: -. I d
Last year there was considerable
s si1s, on the ground when each team
retrnsa s sy a saa na sp e paes
was IKE . day IN midsummer. This
year there are also excellent chances
on tne Teams leaving here when sletyhs
are SIN IN fashion. but II the prophe-
players will find IT Quite chilly when
they get back to Blllv PENIS town.
me return of both teams Will taka
piace me last week In March. 30 that
tthe championship OF the city before
the regular championship season opens,
IN each league. q II 4 :
,aa Inc Ivy, two managers Of the home
number Of games TO be played. tho
dates. the umpires and other Incident.
als OF the series. Neither club has any
,nen % ahandonlng the spring series,
ma ker but also serve excellent nrac.
tice for the players and enable them 70
put on the. finishing touches for the
pennant battles. The followers OF the
teams. too, are very eager to have the
teams meet In the spriog.
On the other hand. there Is no desire
Tor a series In the fall. Then the in
terest in baseball falls off to a large
extent and other outdoor sports have
the call on the public. - :
When the two teams return from
the land OF the sunny skies some new
faces are likely to be seen In the reg.
ular positions. 20
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WISE MEN OF EAST
WIN BIG PURSES
.BurleW & O'Neill, the Gravesend
Horselnen, Lead Winners at
New Orleans Track.

NEW ORLEANS. February o.--East-
crn turfmen have won the lions share
OF the money and konors OF the racing
season here this winter. BurleW o:
C'Nsiil. the Gravesend horsemen. head
the winning list of owners. with S1A,si9
70 their credit. Jolly Joe. Nottsr. the
little freckls-faced boy who will ride
flames r. Keene's horses this season,
head, the b, +, jo ossdI, list with MY WIN
to owners and trainers. Since Thanks.
and tho City Park course have dis
tributod in purses and stakes nearly
100000; scvcnty-slx owners have won
$500 or more. and rounded up the fine
total OF sl6e.52O.
wv. II. Ffzer e. Company. the Western
owners. are second on the winning
list. with s11,s76. Just before the holt
days they were the leaders. but during
the past six weeks they seldom won
A purse. Their horses are regainlng
their form. however. and from now on
Will press tho Fasteners for first
place.
"BiS Tim. Sullivan has won s4.?sO
with his horses, which will more than
pay their feed bills and travelling ea-
penses. j. Mccormick has not Jared
won 1885. John J. Ryan, the noted
Ret-rich.auick horseman and plunger.
only raced his horses short period
before his methods caused him to lose
prestige with the stewards. and he re-
tired. During this spell OF racing his
thoroushbreds earned $l,to0.
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NO CLEMENCY FOR
THE W|FE-|MURDERER
Governor Glenn Declines to COM
mute the Sentence Of Frazier
Jones, Of Greensboro.
Especial to The Times. plspotch. ].

RALEIGH, N. c., February 3.--Gov-
ernor Glenn announced this morning
that he Will not Interfere With the exc
cution OF the death sentence In tho
case OF Frazier Jones. the negro under
sentence to be hanged in Greensboro
February stil for wife murder. The
governor had granted reprfve In
order that he might have time to In
.vestigate the case, being urged ~
change the sentence to life imprison-
nent. This course was being urged by
Attorney T. $. Beal backed by many
signers OF petition for communications.
However, W. II. Carroll, OF Burlington.
had counter petition and a statement
OF the case from the viewpoint OF the
family OF the murdered wife. and II
was on the showing made In this that
the governor decided that he would not
interiors. He therefore directs the
sheriff OF Guilford to proceed with the
hanging in the jail lot February stt1
Prospective Lawyers.
Whom the Supreme Court convened
this morning for the spring term forty
elk law students mostly from the uni-
versity, Wake Forest and Trinity Co.'s
lege law schools, presented themselves
for examination for licenses to practice
In the State courts. The examination
continued throughout the day, and 1t
Will w 4ttlS last OI Lie WIEN Lux
papers are all passed upon and the
list of successful applicants announced.
Three Of them are negroes. Tho court
will tomorrow take up the hearing OF
arguments in appeals from the First
District, consisting Of Beaufort. Cur-
rituck. Pasquotanll, Camden, Perqui-
mans. Chowan. Gates, Washington.
Tyrrell, Dare and Hyde.
A StrnnEcs Case.
The case OF State VS.. Grimes is re-
narkable. in that Grimes was indicted
for going into store putting down q
Confederate hill on the counter. CALI
Hing for a pack OF cigarettes and tho
change for the bill. The Judge held
that the prisoner had committed no
crime and ordered the case dismissed:
hut the solicitor appealed to thu SUI
prcme Court. 1t Is regarded as csrtaill
that the Supreme Court will sustain
the court below in Diminishing the Case.
Graham Oakley, young white man
OF Barton's Creek township. Is wa ,
brought here to-day and committed to
Wake County jail, on the charge OF
burglary In that he broke Into the
residence OF Ora Cash few nights
ago and stole poke tbook. q razor
and a pair of pants. He was captured
at Holly Springs. He denies the charge.
Raleigh has bccn1in the throes OF tho
most severe cold wave Of the winter
the past forty light hours.
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aurtion 6ales, future Daps,
BY Chns. "A. Rose.
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
No. 6 North Ninth Street.
Rich mond, Va. "
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF THE
G, II. aASHRURNER FARM.
3ELONA STATION, POWHATAN Coz

BY request, this beautiful and val,1is
able farm Will be sold. on the pr nlses,s
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9. ! 9os,
}ern station, at Il a. A.. arriving at Be-
sionn at $40 a. Nj Returnins. leaves
Belona at ~ o'clock. 81 Il rs q;
This beautiful farm consists OF 1sll
Iacres-40f cleared and balance IN n1I stc
wood. lS 5 81 ss 8. 80
~ beautiful ,.s,, o awel1,aS; With ts
the station (Relona). New. modern,
double-sheathed frame house. slatss
roof. we'll painted, rooms finished b W.
white enamel paint with shardWoo,1S
finish: walls colored and pa peredss
shade trees In yard: we'll ct hno water.
near kitchen door; stables, barn, smoke
house. etc Orchard Ct seyye n 4 III
w syasss doq BY creek With with Continual aoSi
Land nearly all fenced. Ia
Church, school. post-odtce.S depot ana;
store all within one. Quarter Of mile ct
house. Good neighborhood and home
for a doctor. 3 sii
Land Of the very bestiblack soil. with;
clay suhsoll
Owing 70 the accessibIlity Of THU
at, hand. and the. unusually modern, att
tractjVe dwelling and country. this 5ops
portunity should attract the attention
DC honla- seekers or investors. ~
TERMS: one.third cash |. balance IN
one and two years. secured.
Plat OF farm and buildings, With
further Information. can be had s at3
cHAs. a. ROSE, Auetionsar.
8 North Ninth Street.
Richmond. Va .ss
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View Rncing Circuit.

b nfANKATO. MINI, February 3.-The
Southern Minnesota Short Ship Circuit
was organized at a meeting held in this
city last night, and Will succeed the
State Fair Short Ship Circuit, which
has had successful existence for two
5yenrs.
The new fair and racing circuit will
be composed OF the fair associations at
Window, Austin and either Albert Lea
or Marshall. The two latter were not
represented at the meeting. st. James
and Madelia. which belonged to. the
former circuit, are not members OF the
new. while Austin and probably Albert
Lea are added.
George Atchison. OF siankato. was
elected PRESIDENT A. =. Burmaster, OF
New Ulm. vice-president. and e. -.
Miller, OF st. Peter, secretary OF the
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Long Island Racing circuit.

NEW YORK. February 3.--Long
Island horsemen are planning for a
light harness racing circuit. II is pro-
posed by members OF the Brooklyn
driving clubs affiliated with the
Parkway and Bay Ridge priv.
ing Club to form what will
be known as the Atlantic Circuit.
The tracks. are half-mile rings. The
Parkway Driving Club. OF Brooklyn;
Willow Brook Driving Club. OF Islip,
L. l.: smithtown Driving Park Associa-
tion, OF Snllthtown, L. Is Suffolk Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, Of Staten
Island; OranEeburg Driving Park AS
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o'DRrEN TO MEET HAvERoS.
Gives English Pngilist Date at John.
New boxing House.

.. rr1p,HHIL1ADELPHIA. PA. February 81
Gently knocked out Bill Hayeron. q,
England I!s In the first round, will next
Friday give the foreigner a chance "a
rhe n,,sa himself at o'Brlen's new club
nouse. the Ontario A. G. Haveron,s
opponent Will beeJack Blackburn, who
as usual, Will have to give away from rom
t7enty to thirty pounds. = ~
The weeks boxing program begins
e 90 n night. when MickyT Cannon
Washington. at the Spring Garden a
s. ounE Tommy Coleman and Harry
gerser& are billed fdr the Wayne A. &
|lnd up on Wednesday. Tommy
Q sensational bout at the Broadwa.
e; two weeks ago. have heen re.
1latched by the same CLUB for Thurs.
gay. The National A. C. has not an.
Houhced It's card for next Saturday..
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ASSAULTED AT HER DOOR.
Dnstardly Crime Committed by two
White Mcngin New Bern.

NEWBERN,s N, c., February Sat
1880 last might. while her husband was
at church. some one knocked at the
door Of the residence q Mr. s. !. Buck lcl .
knocked down and choked until she
could make no cutlery, She was then
assaulted by one man while another
stood guard 18th q pistol. The crime
was committed In the heart OF tho
city. and both of the assailants are said
to be white men. u sss ].
Several men have been arrested and
carried before Mrs. BUCK tor tdentln-
tEs right party. The search Is still
going an, and all avenues OF 3e scaps
are 6eing tched, and much exotic.
yllent nrevalls, II caught they Will
probably be lyn ched. Ia H n &
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they shot, after he refused to hold Oh.
r nn; IL Ir,n 1edy
Mr. III, sell says lbs first thought
some ohsi was playing d trick on him,
but he soon saw q pistol in the hands
him and he started to run when the
shot was fired. After being shot Mr.
Russell walked goo yards TO Moser,s
store. giving the alarm az he went. Il :
lays that II he had m enemy he does
not Know ii, and can't accoun for tho
ilold-up without some one had watched
him and saw q little money he mad on
niH ronrSon. Vi
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THE HIGH POINT HoLn-VP.
MIR. Russell Not So Nvcll--Case r. Sttll
IA gIyAter5. AK
! (speelal 70 hs Times, n!apateh.l

[speelal to The Times, n!ap ateh,l n !, n ~
N.Y. M. IS. Russell, who was held up.
and , shot here Saturday night on Main
Street by unlsn own parties, has taken
d change for the WORSE. an q the at,
tending physic!ans are not 50 hopstn3l
Of this town yesterday and y the,
guilty parties are caught tina people
Would like to soc full Justice mated
out to them. Il IS pro bahle that the
|highWaymen were aftep. other par.
| his person, and made q 4 IN Ia take,
ISthey did nor have a. Sspi to- q n ", Fi us-
sell lt hard 10 see l w hy
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subscribes to Olympic Gomc..

NEW YORK, February 3,-Tbe NV
York Athletic Club has subscribed
$1,000 to the fund being raised TO send
an American team to the Olympic
games in London. Special efforts will
tons in the club, Che COMMITTEES hopes
TO be able to secure $4,000 in SUBJ
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Real estate for 6ale.

A VIRGINIA COUNTRY HOME
or valuo and beauty. in the glorious Abe I'D :,
in : climber: attractive l1.room residence,
i1.oderp enuipment. barns. carrsags houses sci.
etc; everything In hrst.clnsa condiuon'
picturesque environment; handsome homes.
occupled BY cultured people close By. This
As g great bargains ~. 500:
II. w. IiILLEARY e CO.
-. y CharlottesyIlle, va. !.
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SPECIAL SALE
wo-Horse
F arm Wagons

we have FOR sale twelve Two. Horse
Farm Wagons, made by Taylor Wagon
Company Lynchhurg, Va; one and one
eighth Inch steel axle, capaci ty' 5000
pounds; price. complete, with hpfdyS and
spring seat, 5 400 ~ goar only, S32, 90,
STANDARD fone-yeals guarantee goes With
"a ia Seen In our sal sro on,s. n Shock,
2oe Square, South Chirteenth Street,
y Full line ot other hlcles lust as
cheap. 5 n ti gIsI N53 sl Il s3
Spoil Inc
ess RICl1NI 1, Sis Il
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confclerntte veteran strlclscu.

1870 ial 70 The Times- D'pnatcti.l 3s
SPOTSYLVASI.t. VA, February d.
Mr.. John j. Brooks, nm aged Coined.
crate veteran. and member OF the
Thirtictll Virginia Infantry during the
last war, wns suddenly stricken with
paralysis on yesterday, and Is lying
III at his home at Massa-s
,,onnx, Va
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Roanokc,s New souttn.yy..

George ". Hafer. a well-known
ssouthpaw OF Reading. Pa, who played
last s, season g |, with the Norwich. Conn,
tea ~, has signed contract to plav
with the Roanoke team. Hnfer is said
TO be good man. and Charlie Shat
Ter IS much pleased with him.
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END OF a pEsPERApo.E.
Negro WHO Was Shot by a Policeman
II Dies OF His Wounds. az

ISM $40 The tTirres- r,sua,ch.l 4
Jim Draper a nearo desperate, who
ten days ago attempted The life OF
Policeman p. u 81 sley. OF East Spen-
Ger, died here last mig ut from bullet
was shot twice BY Beasley after the
latter had been seriously cut In the
throat nv the negro.
The officer will he given a formal
trial and released on the ground OF
lf-defense. M IL
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!. Sic. u,ll Leeturss Wedns saay Nlsht.

Special to The Times. Dispntch.l
vILLfAhISBURG. VA, re bruary -.a,: d.
The lecture OF MISS Patty. Hill ut VII.
liam and Mary Is looked forward 70 y,
with much interest. The lecture VIII
5ti,, instead of the 9th as has beer. an.
nounced. Her theme Will be prob lens
of Work and Play In the Elementary
Schools" Many teachers are expected
TO come down from RIcliriond.
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Jefferson school Dcfeat. yoodberr,

. CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. FEBRUARY
S.-Ihe Jefferson School for Boys de-.
teateo Woodberry Forest at basketball
tonight by a score of IA to II. The
otnclals were Hawkins and williams nf
the University of Virginia. - - -
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SPEEDY CHINESE spnIxTER.

En- Sue Is Credited with Going Fifty
Yards in Five and One-Fifth Seconds.
HONOLULU. February s.-The Amer
broken yesterday by En- Sue during Q
Chinese deld meet. He was timed IN
Ave and one-hfth seconds. which is
one fifth OF a second faster than the
record established by victor >. RICE
February 90, 1904.
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- ~
Z. EARM FOR SA.lE.

orchard Hill Farm. containing sixty go g :.
acres. situated ono mile from the thriving
city 81 Greensboro, NO. This Is an excep-
t:onal opportnnity for securing one OF TN. tue
best farms in the Piedmont section. Wen oa
ni,.n.ed Tor growing Truck. Grass ana
Ora IA: spiendid house OF seven rooms; large
barn ana sheds; good orchard OF penr,
Peach ard Apple trees Fifteen ,,r acres ise y
= craa In wheat and Oats Would make 3
good dairy farm. Address =, srrpSE
p. q. Bog 72e. Greensboro. n. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04

Il In execution of the terms OF a deed
az trust, bearing date July 20. 1907
ana recorded In the clerks offlee az
the Circuit Court OF Henriso Go4nty.s
ing been made III the payne NJ otsSss
norton OF tho money secured stharahy,
and being RED uired SO 70 do by DO
dc btedness, we willssell, at publ Sauc-
ton. on the premises. s$s; ,alssSEE$
WEDNESDAY,, F'EHRuAFsis ST. ..s55tSss
ut 4;aO o'clock p. A., tie four double
stenements situated on the north Inc
OF Moore street, near SpotIswood vA-a
ana forty (l4o) feet. being 10 IT'S No s. y s,,s
80 al, go. as. "a and Is, In Square S,s
In the plan Of the eastern port.on d or
Ravenyvood. S. N !s I'M Mt
# TERMS: Cash. Is. Ssss =sss
81. RAND. WELLFoR
~ &s sss{6 a ss4s n TrusteeS.Ss
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with jim Flynn, the Pueblo heavy
weight, before tho Pacific a. c., OF
for in a letter to Miah Murray. match
maker OF the Armory a. a., Of Boston,
lie asked him to try and clinch a
twelve-round battle with Al. kauf-
mann for March 18th.
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to Take Up nowinr.

CHICAGO. ILL. February s.-The
University OF Chicago has decided to
will Immediately get to work and orr
Santze crack crew.
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.ANG[LuS WINNER
BEATS YANKEE ] !. GIRL {
Captures One Of The Best Prizes
at New Orleans in a Gallop,
.sEt Surprising the Crowd.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. February o.
Three faVor.tea, three second choices
md one outsider won to-days ra a.,ss
OF the Fair Grounds. A surprise cams s.1
in the fourth race when Angelus won
in d gaIlop with Yankee Girl second
and Tileing third. Weather CLOUDY;
track god Summary: 81
First ruce-Thrce furlongs; selling
Lillian Ray Is TO ~ first, EXOTIC e 70
to y second. Renmare Queen l4O 70
~ third. Time, 1877 TO.
Second race---Five furlongs; sellirg-,
Doaido e to ~ first Gratlot 6 TO y
gecond, Ben Sand GIG to u third. crime,
1:024.5.
Third race-slx furlongs.. selling
Moncre 6 to ~ first, Brnden 60 70 -
neeond: Deoro e to u third. Time
Fourth race-Mlc and a sixteenth;
hardicap pan gelus "a to u first, yam
kees Girl q to u second, Tileing q TO
ID third Time. 1:47 4-5.
Fifth race-Six furlopgs-J. G. Core
90 to ~ first. Momentum q to
second; Ga,nbrlnus GO to y third.
Sikh race--six furlongs: selling
Fusillade Ie told Fir y Prince Hol1en--
to ~ thEd. Time, lis.
Seventh race--Milc and seventy
yards. selling-Hans f1s to 81 first,
Pexane t3 to u second, Albert Star
90 to u third. Time, 1:4G.
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January 1e. 1905. ~ =,

In the Clerks otfico Of tho Circuit
Court OF the County of Iannver:..
Frank Tuna. who sues, etc.. Plaintifs.
i5 against q III
alton, Rlp... pesen 1aani /,
I. Clarence w. TAYLOR. clerk OF the
said court, do certify that the bond
required of the special comm sslonera
by the decree rendered IN said cause
on the alst day OF November, 1907. has
been duly given by Walter Sydnor
and George e.. sTIaw.. is5S
Given under my hand as clerk of
he said court this 10th day OF Jam
CHA RENEE ", TAYLOR. Clark.
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FIRE AT 2wAvERLY.

sn,v,nill Of the Gray lumber Company
Destroyed.
Ispeclai to Tho Times Dispntcti.1
( vrAVERLY. VA, February IA saw
mill located here, belonging to the
Gray Lumber Company. was DESTROYED
BY fire about I o'clock this morning.
The loss Is $4,000, witt, no insurance.
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ISOLATION, Of orangeburg. ". Y; HOBO.
kSs CRYING ior q
bershlp The fact that the cost Of
shipment OF horses will be very mod
crate. is counted as q big factor IN at
tracing the entries of some of the
best horses In the East. Spring and
fall meetings will be featured on each
course, and horse owners will have an
unbroken series OF meets to engage IN.
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"reminiscences SALE
:, q nm OLA r,,,,
LA 41xsi1 M 4 !I5N FARM LANDS IN HAN,
EYER 3yErsR = H11tsouNTY. AND OF "A sTE sIs,n
ENGINE 4. AND 5sAyvM!LL ~ AM
0THER PERSONAL PROPEifsi1'
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AS special special e o9 me Circuit Court q
p az county. entered on the sl ~
5daySo November. 1907. In the .h ssl' CO. q.
a .Tulnaw heeol saass Assoeia,iSn
Rip" we viii offer for sale. Ct nps I'niiSe
auction. on the premises a. 9 o''S's
NJ. r;1 Fl FEBRUARY IS; 1893;
lens lens Creek" and Coles e ". I si.nnver
in Beaver Dam c pistsist' aaoaNs
containing thi rna.ha nun suissa,s1 acres,
G ~ rti or less, Of which alb out ov y,
a snyte IS cleared land OF excellsennSs
quality: and The baantSSe s f huo pine ne
axes Mccoy Il a poplar and cedar TIN,
ber. and is indeed the most ya .a. a. T.,
Timber end nGx q The ne eleaa sfNel land
t Tnsn q P1G0e George ". boswell. who lived I'd
on o1,t' IL. was re garded as the best farm farm
in that section. ,,srv
N. B-on this farm the l,s - sav vvaH
Wooden NC al dwellings,, several large barns
, and mu other outbuiidings ana an orchard q,
The OFFERING; Will e eed hrt ten mas as "a
I'll s s sub the M viii
I bort as the sale the highest asgre'
a Plat Of this land and Of the sn e,,
!diylsions may be seen Nv application
To- 70 a,sv one Of the commissioners.
TERMS: One fourth tho In cash,
lone-fourtll ti4) In one s8 year. one
| fourth CD In two years an mo ome-
Fourth (A) in three years. the pur-
| chnser to give notes with annual tn-
terest added. FOR the deferred payments,
and the title retained until the whole
| Of the purchase money ms heena paid
ana a conveyance is ordered by the
~
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we will also have for sale, privately
ter January 30, 1905, large quantity
OF Insulated copper wire and cable,S
electrical fixtures. tire xtingutshars'
and plumbing fixtures. IS
TERMS: Cash. i. a
Il. ALVAH NJ MARTIN.
WILLIAM n. GEDDES,
Receivers.
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CLARENCE n, TAYLOR. Clerk.

Immediately following the above
sale Of real este to, and at, the same
c!al c !, oppolrted By the
t,a me decree as above set out, W. II
offer for sale. at public auction, the
lnersoral& prnnalt v on said Aliens
ing. among other things, one steam
! engine and saV.mill and fixture 4 ami
one lot OF farming implemerts. cons
| sIstirg OF plows. harrows, rakes, etc.
| TFpNIS; For all sums not exceed
ing $50, cash, and all over that amount
on EIGHT mertlss' time the. purchaser
| 10 give negotiable note. with Interest
added and witt good n y dorser.
El.lll. X, I. TEEla 4EVIlNGIS $1,000
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AUCTION. SALE
OF THE
PERSONAL PROPERTY E.THE
JAMESTOWN ExPOSITIONCO COMPANY

Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. we will
proceed to sell, at public auction, Oil,
the premises. commencing
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY !, 1908. ss
from day 10 day until tho sale Is com SOM
pleted, tho PERSONAL property OF thes
Exposition Company. cor
ststing In part Of a large quantity of;
floors and camp fixtures. cots, mat:
treases, office furniture, typeyvritersss
druggets. bookcases, filing cabinets
police motor launch, road implsmeutsss
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Sporting Letters.

The sporting editor Of The Tines
Dispatch will Gladly answer In these
sporting matters. Communications
on sporting subjects will also he
printed. and comments Will be made.
Address sporting Editor. Tines-Dis-
pEtcli.
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By Pollard 8: Bagby, Auotioneers.E
1102 East Main Street,
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I3aAB'ssThe Lion Hunt" In which Robert
4 ance, Ia d spectacular ana thrilling fins
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auttion &ales, future Daps.

P. 8. BOX 72e. Greensboro. \. 9.
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AT thu Farari Jungle the acts are
sassEtSRns g.