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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-24

decedeut Thomas il. Bumov
owned at the time of his death. the
chalaet and value thereof
Second What di position was
made of sali personal estate by The
plaintiff, and how much Of said
personal estate, ifany, is now u her
honds, available for the payment Of
any debts Jwing from The estate OF
the said Thomas II. Burrows, de.
csased
Third: 4 settlement If The fdu.
cIary accounts OF the said paint r
as administratix Of said dccodcut
Thomas II Burrows
Fourth: What debts Tie said
Thomas II. Burrows owed at The
time of his death, To whom owirg.
their respective amounts, nature and
prioritICs
Fifth What real csu,e was
owned Ivy the said Thomas IT. Bar
rows at tho time. Of bis At ath. lis
quantity, description onl location
Sixth: Aud such other matter.
being pertinent. rs any party 10
interest may require or such other
matters as SAID commissioner Dion
self may doom pertinent whether
SO required or not
Therefore the alb ye named par
ties, both plaintiffs and defon atns.
will take notice that the under
ignod commissioner has fixed upon
Wednesday tie ooh day OF juno
1910 as The time. aud thc law office
IF Albert smith. i'm uhe Bank of
Grantsyillc building 'u the town of
Grautsyille, county of Calhoun and
STATE Of West Virginia os tic place.
when and where thc eid commits
'loncr viii proceed To execute the
said order If rcfrorce
G.ycu under ny baud This Tie
18Th day OF }Iay 1910
Mathews a B.ll Albert Smith
Attorneys, commissioner
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oS T. % to white Cak, n 80 L % poles to
the beginning Containing GS acres.
Second tract Beginning at a Beech S
- i IS poles to buckeye, S % E 50 poles
to beech, \ + 10 poles to stake and
pointers, N67 10 poles to b gum, N3 w
S3 poles to a w. O, S 30 W Is roles TO the
beginning, containing ? acaes. The two
said tracts Of land above described being
the same land conveyed to the said f. NJ
Depue, by Jonathan Dtpue by deed dated
June the LIST, 1885, and recorded in deed
book No . at page 29l in the Clerks office
Of the County Colr: Of Calhoun county.
One half CD Of the royalty in the oil and
gas un ler'ying the sal ! two taacis of land
will be rcservei and excepted from said
sale
Third trac,. Beginning at stake in
place ola dog wood in Mazs's line. 4 cor
ner to Eichrrds, lI1jdox and Depue; with
Richards line ) 73l Z II poles to sugar,
thence with SINE crossing Yellow creek y
% + 1863 pole. 20 , take in ihe County
road in Richards line, tLcnce with the
road 3! + lG p'!e, 10 stakeat the up
per sid' oi .hc road $50 WI poles to a
stake in ~'id road, s rs VIZ poles to a
stake in thc fork, Of the road on the bank
offspring fork, re- or, ssi. z yellow creek at
the month Of spring Fork, y ia w 1873
poles T. White ok ON the east bank Of
Yellow creek d'Nl wc., bank of sud creek
> lli w 70 poles G, % s. axe IN the west
edge q said creek S IS w rs poles along
The west shore of said creek TO a stake in
the county road, wi,h SINE S 81 W poles
To- white eek stump, on the west side of
s'd i''d, 'oncr t. the Walden, Bennett
ana Camden survey { cucc vill calls and
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Commissioners NOtire

Commissioners office, Circuit
Court of Calhoun County. Grant
Vile w. Va, May IS, 1910 8
Batteli b. Terrell, Trustee an Assignee
OF Granville Rice
Against
Columbia II. Shank, Battcu T. Fcrrcll.
Frank +. Terrell, Miranda Nickea, John
~. FerrelI, Eugenia Backshire, Il. A.
Ferrell, Jr., Thomas Kelley, a. T. Rice.
India Brummage, Jane Robinson Ember-
zcna Hickman, Eta IIosey, Maude JEFF.
freys, Louisa Terrell, Russell JcHreys,
Thomas Terrell, Don Ferrell, G.. j. Rice.
Eyert Cri,s, and Jane Williams, the last
Eleven named of whom are infants under
the age OF twonty-one years, rattell b
%orrcll, admin i,trator Of the estate Of Gran
vile Rice, deceased p. j. Terrell, Ella f..
Fcrroll, J. II. Cutlip. ). r. Stump and
Ira stump, partners doing business under
tic firm name Of NJ J.. STUMP a. Co.
II. NJ. Spence, w. s Smith and Albert
Koo;z, partners doing business as Spence
Smith u. KOotz, Stiles Foundry d supply
Co.. a corporation, the Peerless milling Co.
a corporation the Bank Of Grant,yi.lc.
corporation, The Little Kauawha Tcle
lhone Company, q corporation Bentley n
Nerwig Carpet Co, corporations ID. T..
Stutlcr and ). T. Waldo late partners as
Stutlcr ~ Waldo NJ H. Lowthcr, Dorr
Caste j. L. Knight, w g.. Kelley. W If
Ayers, llenfy >idw,ll, j. Z. WAYNE w T..
Want q ~ gan Barr, partners as Want a.
Barr, G.. NJ Nannoy o j, stomp Francis
Erlewine, =. =. Bell. O. J. Smith & Jake
Huffman, arincrs as Smith d lIu0mn.
Will Stallman. John llickmm. s.. +
Stallman, NJ i. Hall, doing bushes, ns
NJ. i. Hall 81 Son, g. W. Taylor DE-
II. L. Robinson, late partner. a. laglor 81
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Notice to Creditors.

TO the creditors of Granville Rice do.
ceased
lu pursuance OF % decree OF the Circuit
court Of Calhoun county, West Virginia.
made iu cause therein pending. 20 subject
The real estate of the said Granville Rice
deceased, 90 the payment OF OF. debts. Won
and each of yon ave required To- present
Your claim against the estate # tie said
Granville Ricc, for adjudication To Albert
rmiu' commissioner no his office IN the
lauk pi Gmuryiiir Building. i'm the town
OF Irtnt,vIle in jIsa said county of C,I
LoHord >tatco of West Virginia. ON BE-, hc.
fsa "Wednesday ODE ooh day Of Junc
lY.I
"l.ac-c, O. @. Srrthcr, c,c.k OF the .iid
81. %. court OBJ. calhoun uuy HH~ 18Th
day m May l.i1
q. CO. ~,archct clerk
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Notice TO Lien Holders.

To all persons holding liens by iuds-
mcnt or otherwise upon the red estate or
any part thereof of c. F.Brannon rnl
NJ. l.. BrannCn
In pursuance of dc rec Of the circuit
court Of calhoun county, Wc>, Virginia,
made in csuse therein lending to sub.
Jet the real estate Of the said O. +. Bran
non and NJ. f. Brannon to the .otisCa..
ton Of ihc liens thereon Won are hereby
require TO pre,en, all claim. he'd by Won
and each Of Won against the said a.. f.
Brmno" and NJ +. Brmuon, which are
liens on the sud red cs'at OF any par, of
1t, for adjudication % ne at my Office iu
The town cf GAINESVILLE. calhoun county.
West Virginia, on or before the 1ltidav
Of June, 1910.
Given under my hand thi, 18th day O.,
May, 1910,
Albert Smith
flrfui.-fYt....
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not.
Therefore he above named putes, both
plaintiffs and defendants, will take notice
that the undersigned commissioner ha,
liked upon Tuesday the ;th day cf June
1910 as the time, and The law Office OF
Albert smith. in the Bank of EVANSVILLE
building in the town of GrantsyiIle, county
OF calho1n and State Of West Virginia. MS
The place, when and where the sail com
missioner will proceed to execute the said
order of reference
Given under my hand this the lSth day
of May 1910.
Mathew Bell, Albert Smith,
Attorneys commissioner
n IL
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EoHe. to Crcilors

To tho creditor. O. Itomas II.
Burrows, doccsc'
IL purllGo Of 20 Jaca.l. off ne
circuit court of Calhoun county
West Virginia. made m cause
therein pnd.nE ~ subject U.
real c.'a.o 90 ta uI Thomas m
Burrows deceased &C. She laymcrf
of hs debit. ou az. required iopra
sent your claims against the estate
of thc sud Thomas lf Burrows for
adjudication tJ Albert Smith com.
missioner o. Dis oGic BOO tlcIuuk .l
Gr~n'syillc building 100 tho town +
Grut.y.llc, do tho ud county of
Calhoun, and State 81 WDsI Vigi.-
io, ON or Before Wednesday tbc 2g,h
day Of June, 1910.
Witness @. @ Starcber, clerk OF
the sail circuit court this 18th day
of May, 1910
e. G. Slmcbor clerk
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Therefore the above named T.. .c Il
that the undersigned commissioner bo.
fixed upon Tuesday the 2Sth dav of June
1910 as the time and the law Office of
Albert Smith, IN the Bank Of GrrntsviIe
buiIdlngin the toau Df Grantsyillc. county
of Calhoun am State OF West Virginia as
The place, when aud where the sad com
missioner will proceed 10 execute the said
order of reference
Given under my hand this the 18th day
of May 1910.
Mathews ~ Bell, Albert Smith.
Attorneys; Commissioner.
10 a.
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Constipation breeds disease.
Prune Syrup permanently relieves
cone .ireii1r.
Notice Of Trustees Sale.

liy viitGe OF % certain deed Of trust made
BYE NJ Depuc and Emma Depue. hi.
wife, to the undersigned trustees. bearino
date ON the Sth day OF January, 1908. and
anG recorded in the County Clerks oflic,
Cd the County court Of Calhoun county
West Virginia, in trust and mortgage book
No $atTages ll3, 81 and rs, to secure
the Bank of GAINESVILLE on tie payment OF
certain notes therein mentioned. and do.
scaibeI aud deiauit hlyiug been made in
The payment ofsurh note, the nnIersign-
ed trustees having been requested by said
bank Of Grantsyilo so to do, viii. on
Tuesday the
7h DAY or JUNE 1910
'cIl 10y pablic auction to Che hig',.,, bid
der at The front door Of lhc Court h.,s, ot
Calhoun county, West Virginia. The fol.
lowing described real estate sine mi be-.
i"esi'uIeon ,he water, cf yellow creek
De ~'iI l.'low c,uu,s. ul.lr aforesaid
and FOUNDED ld desuil,d follow. TO-
wits
First tract: q -i.nins uast.keu the
place ola do2ro. on Maze rirc. b,oc.
y 90 w9, poles 'oan appcuec. thence \
80 " - poles toafcd oak, thence N5 r. ~
poles To- vni'c .ah I,ncc 2o q,
90 poles lra mall. CD Nz3 line anna
wi'hsrmc $ - E11 pole. to.1 f. roa,
M']es corner rnI with tlrcc other of
NIY-. lima. - Do. I.I-
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ass gnec Of the said Granville Rice.
Seventh: y settlem nt of tho fdicuiary
scclnnis Of Bauell b Terrell, as admins
traitor of tie estate of the SAID Granville
Rice
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WILL END JULY list

We have nice, new line of
Chambra, Lawn, Percal, Swiss
Long Cloth, White Waist ing. etc,
at less than FIRST Cost.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-24
SHOES

We have the best Line in Grants
vile Every pair goes for less than
cost, and many of them at price
SO low tina: it will surprise you.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-24
CALlCOS.

We have nothing but the best
grade made, which Will all go AT
81 cents per yard.
All Ginghams Sc to 124c grade
now 4!c and 81 cents pen yard.
All Wool Dress Goods, the LOO
kind, now 10 cents per yard.
All Wool Dress Goods, tho GOct
Lind, now 40 cents per yard.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-24

G. G. SlarcboE clerk
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-24

the Time it Pa You Sale while You
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-24

Albert Smith.
commissioner.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-11-30

when you lear that tie makers OF Ihomp-
sons Barrnosa aren't taking one tenth the
chance YOU think they are, because they
know from years of experience, and from
thousands of cures, and thousands of testi-
monials. that Thompson's Barosmalwill alb
solutely and permently cure all kidney,
liver and bladder diseases.
So the money back offer is made simply
to show quickly and conclusively that the
makers of Thompson's Barosma have the
utmost faith in this marvellous remedy.
So if you are i'll, have the blues, have
lost ambition, have backache or pains in
your side, if your urine is high colored, and
your ewes dull and complexion sallow, the
chances are that your kidneys are weak
and clogged up, and that your blood is full
of impurities.
So why wait when Thompson's Barosma
is guaranteed to restore your health. Get
a bottle today at Stoke Il fiecht drugstore
There are two sizes 50 cents and sl.OO
Five years ago Charles Schultz, OF Dun
kirk, N. Y, was so weak and run down
that he decided to give up his business.
He took Barosma, and in a few months he
regained his health, and gained 30 pounds
in weight To-day he writes II have
been in perfect health ever since wrote
you five years ago.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-11-30
These Bargains
Will Not
Last Long.
A MIGHTY REMEDY.
Cures Backache, Sideache and all Kid
ney, Liver and Bladder Diseases,
or Money Back.

Yes, money back, that's the offer that
Stoke a. tlecnu Drug Co. the agents in
Reynoldsville, makes if Thompson's Baro-
sma fails to cure any of the above named
diseases.
And when yon stop.to think that's won
derfully generous offer from the viewpoint
of the afflicted, the sick and the suffering.
But the generous feature is cast aside
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-11-30
For thai Cod

Some of that good eight year old Govern
ment bonded Antietam whisKey' s''W
per quart at Franks Tavern
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-11-30

Piano h xt- for sale AZ Hasklns
Music Store
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
PUBLIC SURPRISED BY
BIG WARNING SIGNS
Patrons Advised 10 Buy Their Smokes
and Drinks In Advance-Failure OF
Greek TO Complain Last Sunday
Caused Belief That Storm Had
Blown over.

Buy your cigars and soda water
|today-none sold tomorrow
This legend or a similar one was
posted In big letters In al except one
Lof the drug stores and news-stands
Iof the city yesterday. The signs
meant that, for the first time in the
history of the city. all of the drug
stores except one are to be open this
Sunday for the sale of drugs and
drug sundries only, and the news
stands for the sale of newspapers
only.
With fines of MIS- each standing
against them on the police blotter,
ing that he did not propose TO have
n Joke made of his court. and expect
ing Gus Lucas. the Greek CONNECTION
er who wants to keep his place open
seven days in the week. to break
loose with a string Of warrants again
at any time. the druggists and news
dealers have decided to quit fighting.
At q meeting held Thursday after
noon they voted TO abide b. Justice
Browns Interpretation Of the Sunday
observance law. for the present at
least
However, there will be one oasis
IN the desert. w. f. Spruiil announc-
ed last night that his drug store VIII
sell soda water and cigars as usual
to-day. except between the hours OF l l
Ia. m, and D. m, when church SER
vices are being held or people are
going TO and coming frcm the
churchc3.
The signs posted in the drugstores
and newsstands caused considerable
surprise yesterday. Nothing had been
heard of the meeting Thursday. and
as the dealers were not molested last
Sunday by Lucas or his attorney 1t
was supposed that the storm had
blown over.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

The Four Novelty Grahams will be
the feature OF the Academy vaude-
vile bill for the coming week. Their
act is said to be a big novelty in
the way of comedy acrobatics. A
man, a woman and two boys make
up the company and the little fel'
lows introduce line of comedy that
is said to be great.
Ida Chester and Larry Coreeti
will present their own original
comedy sketch. THE Blacksmith
Boy" with special scenery and cleo
trical effects.
Sheldon and Wilson offer what
they style a slang classic" entitled,
The Bowery Boot-Black and His
Girl" The above show of three acts
together with the moving pictures is
expected TO prove an attractive bill
tor the Academy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Saved From the Grave.

Il had about given up hope. after
nearly four years Of SUFFERING from 4
severe lung trouble" write Ms. VI. l..
Dix. Of GAINESVILLE. Tenn. Often the
pain in my chest would be almost IN
bearable and ] could not do .ly work.
bat Dr. Kings New Discovery has
made me feel like a neS persoc- Its
the best medicine made for throat
and lungs" Obstinate coughs, stub
born colds. hay foyer. lagrilpe. asth-
ma. Group. bronchitis and smorrhs-
ses. hosrSeness and whoopin- cough.
yield quickly 10 this wOnde ful medt
cine. Try II. soc and slice. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Academy Phar-
macy Co. Pe;zold Drug Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

factories have been built In that Guy
recently and they employ a total Oh
about six hundred men.
In reply TO a letter from Mr.. hey
ner "A prominent commission mer-
chant of Baltimore. says that he VIII
gladly handle the produce in BATH
mere and that he believes that the
movement set on foot by Mr.. Reyner
will result In the rapid development
of the valuable trucking land on the
virginia Peninsula and will make
Newport News big truck shipping
center. The possibilities of this trade.
they say is almost unlimited aud II
should prove OF inestlnlable value 90
the city.
General Manager W. w $. Butler,
of the local street railway system,
Will be asked 10 furnish the necessary
car service at reasonable rates. Mr..
Butler was approached about the mat
ter sometime ago and he stated then
that the railway company would do
all II could to cooperate with the
farmers and make the movement a
success
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Hal lEYS COMET TO Be
DISCUSSED BY Mr.. Posi-
General Manager Of Shipyard WI"
Speak Before High School STU
dents Tomorrow.

General Manager Walter a. POST
OF the shipyard. will deliver an adj
dress ON Halleys comet before the
students OF the Newport News Hlsh
school tomorrow afternoon at 8
O'Clock in the High school assembly
hall, A few of the friends OF the siu-
dents have been invited TO attend the
lecture.
Mr.. Post has been an ar
dent student of astronomy lot
many years. lie recently oe-
llyered a lecture on Halley's comet
in Hampton and his address proved
TO be very interesting and instrnc-
tive one Mr.. Post has a well equip
ped observatory at his home in North
End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
BIG CROWD ATTENDS
OPENING OF BAZAAR
North End Firemen'S Fair Bids
Fair to be Big Success
Parade Thursday.

Under circums tances that were
most suspicious, the bazaar OF the
Eagle Engine Company No. ), the
North End volunteer fire organiZa-
ton, was thrown open last night at
Washington avenue and Twenty-ninth
street. The two big tents in which
the bazaar is being held were crowd
ed throughout the night and the
firemen realized neat sum. The
bazaar will continue throughout this
week, closing at midnight Saturday
night.
thirteen gaily decorated booths
are to be found in the big tents anu
all of them did rushing business
last night. The booths are as fol
lows: Cigar and tobacco exhibit
booth, conducted by ,..e ladies OF the
Catholic church; flower booth, con-
Quoted by the ladies OF the Baptist
and Methodist churches in North
End; country store. fishing pond.
candy booth, china ware booths. ice
cream and cake booth. restaurant,
baby rack, Macabee's booth, shooting
gallery and th- save OF winds.
The ladies of the Riyerview
churches attenoed the bazaar in
force last night and tomorrow night
the Red Men. Odd Fellows and
Knights of Pythias of this city and
Hampton will attend Tuesday night
the Elks anu Eagles of Newport
News and Hampton will be on hand
and on Wednesday night the Junior
Order United American Mechanics,
the Woodmen of the Worlu, Wood
men of America, Macabees and
Druids will turn out.
Thursday night is TO be the crown
ing night of the bazaar. The three
fire companies of this city, and the
Hampton and Phoebus company will
be on hand for this-"tlremen's
Night" The five companies with the
North End and Inoebus band and
all of the apparatus of the city de-
rartment will parade that night. All
along the line of march red fires Will
burn and the event promises to be
one of the biggest night parades ever
seen in Inis city.
Friday night the ladies of all of
the churches of the city have been
invited to attend the bazaar and a
number of local organizations and
lodges have been invited to be pres
ent on closing night.
The proceeds of the bazaar are TO
he used in defraying the expenses of
the North End company to the State
hremen's convention which is TO be
held this year at Alexandra. II the
bazaar proves a success, the North
End laddies will hold one each year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
ODD FELLOWS WILL HOLD
EXERCISES AT ACADEMY
Celebrate ninety-frss Anniversary Of
Founding Of Order N
America

The variOcs iodgcs and enc5mp-
ments of Old FeIl-ws In this city wih
unite In a joint celebration az tne
Academy Of Music this afternoon OF
the uIncsy-arst anniversary Of the
founding OF the oroer in America
The exercises viii begin at , O'Clock
and the play house ~ili be thrown
open TO the public.
W. W. Milan. q well known Old
Fellow Of washington. all deliver the
address. He Il repufed to Be- an aoie
speaker and the Odd Fellows are
looking forward 10 his address with
enjoyment. Z. l. Cunningham WI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Bio Bill at the Bell.

Three Italian troubadours In vocal
and Instrumental music have been
booked for this week at the Bell
the Orphsum theater in Portsmouth
and the management Of that house
says the act is the best that has ever
played at the Orpheum. This state
Iment is substantiated by the BOOKING
agent. who says the act is far better
than many that will be shown this
week at the high priced vaudeville
houses Because OF this praise. Man
lager Bell is expecting great things
OF the troupe and is confident that Il
will prove the best heodliner he has
had in many weeks.
Mr. aud Mrs. Brian barley will be
the second number on the bill and
will present an English comedy
sketch entitled. The Lunstics' Bail
Mr. and Mrs. barley are said TO have
played with Thomas Jefferson.
Charles Frohmsn. r. S willard. Will
son Barrett and other well known
people. Pearl Hastings. fe-
male coDtcTtiOnists. VII complete the
vaudeville offerings At the Bell.
Pictures shswing former President
Roosevelt hunting big game in Africa
viii be shown Of the Bell this week.
These pictures have been secured by
the management az extra cost and
are said to b. true pictures % tne
colonel in The iungles % Africa. In
order that al Of the school children
may have an opportunity 10 see this
picture two mat'uces viii be gwen
on each afternoon on Monday and
Tuesday. Other moving pictures a.
80 viii be shown snd takes a. a
whole. the show az the BEL this week
should prove enc Of The best seen Al
this popular playhouse In many
m nihs.
n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
FOR CHANGING HIS NAME.
w. T. Booker srreste.. on Complaint
Of Constable Hester.

W. T. Booker. alias w. Miller. q
negro. was arrested at Huntington
avenue and Twenty-fifih street last
night by Station Keeper Henry Mes
sick on the charge OF unlawfully
changing his name. The arrest was
made on complaint Of Constable J..
w. Hester. who says that the negro
changed his name so "a 10 avoid the
payment Of debts which he is said
10 owe The negro was bailed by
Justice Clements for his appearance
ir the police court tomorrow morn
ing. his bond being fixed al slOa, with
VI. II. Aston as securely.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01
Ma. TODD LEASES coFERToN.
Big Hotel VIII be Opened Tomorrow
Under New Management

George W. Todd has leased the
Coferton hotel. 22S-236 Twen;y-eighth
street. for a number Of years and
the cafe will be opened tomorrow
ironing under his charge p. W
Cobb. proprietor Of the star Restan-
rant. viii have charge Of the hotel.
which will BE- renovated and rented
throughout and. wen thrown open 10
the public within the next week or
ten days. u viii be u2-to-eate IN
every particular The name Of the
hotel u to De changed to the New
Star Hotel
Both Mr. Todd and Mr.. Cobb are
veil known IN this city. Nj. Todd
conducted a saloon on Twenty
eighth street for many years. while
Mr.. Cobb has been On the restaurant
business here for . long time.
Cook With Ca