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Sharp County record., 1910-01-21
Good Returns.

An interesting statement is-
sued BY the department Of edu-
cation in connection with the
school Improvement work is to
the effect that:
"The results Of tho campaign
for the organization Of school
improvement associations in Ar
kansas in 1909 show returns in
benefits to the schools Of S400 for
each dollar expended in effecting
the organizations"
So valuable has this element in
the department Of education be-
come that il has been decided to
maintain field agent in the S, /,
A. work permanently.
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Farmers Union Notice.

Editor Record: ALLOW me
space in your paper for few
lines. The Farmers Union,
while in session at Ash Flat last
week, passed a resolution to
adopt the use Of cotton bagging
in this county and also cotton
rope and twine to wrap cotton
instead Of jute. Each Local is
requested to take this matter up
and send a committee to see
their ginners and ask them to
buy cotton bagging and rope in
which to wrap their cotton.
Each Local must report at the
next County Union what has
been done.
BERRY WARE,
County Secretary.
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A Horrible Death.

Margie, the 4-year-old daugh.
ter Of William and Martha Bag
ley, who live a few miles south
Of Mountain Home, was fatally
burned one day recently. The
little girl was standing near a
stove when her dress caught fire,
burning her terribly before as.
sistance could reach her. She
expired about ten hours after the
accident,
Sharp County record., 1910-01-21

The next time one Of the child.
ron catches cold, give II somo.
thing that will promptly and
freely but gently move the bow
els, In that way The cold will at
once be driven out of the system.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syr-
up moves the bowels promptly
and freely, yet gently, and az the
same time heals irritation and
stops the cough. It is especially
good for children. Sold by SNOW
Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1910-01-21
L N L R Y

Ellet Ring has his sawmill in
running order again.
We are having somo warm,
damp weather just now.
"Uncle John" Rogers and
Calvin Curtis had business at
Evening Shade Monday.
Lawrence Finley attended the
meeting Of the Sharp County
Farmers Union at Ash Flat Fri"
day and Saturday.
Fillmore Barnett, who is at
tending SC h 90 | at Evening
Shade, visited home folks here
Saturday and Sunday.
Some sickness is reported in
this section. DR.. Laman Of
Cave City was called Monday TO
see Berry Curtis and also his
mother, Mrs. John Curtis.
s. l.. Shaver Of Scott town.
ship, a popular candidate for
sheriff, was with us Saturday
shaking hands with the voters,
He seems in pretty good spirits.
/. D, Holley and Emery Rog-
ers made u business trip to
Batesville o few days ago. They
report just ono muddy place be-.
tween here and Batesville-and
that extends all tho way.
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JUDGE J. W. SMITH.
Former County Judge Again Asks For
That Responsible Place.

BY reference to our announce
ment column it will be found
that Judge James w. Smith is in
the race for County Judge, sub.
iect, Of course, to the democrat"
ic primaries.
Judge Smith is so very we'll
known to the people of Sharp
county that any words Of intro
duction upon the part Of this pa
per would be useless. His life
has been spent in this county
and has been such that he has a
multitude Of loyal and true
friends.
Judge Smith would be no
stranger in the office Of County
Judge, on the contrary the du-
ties OF that Office would be en-
tirely familiar to him. He was
County Judge three terms and
made q splendid record. 1t is
generally admitted that he is one
of the most competent men who
ever held the place. He has a
thorough knowledge of the law
and is absolutely fearless and
impartial in its execution. He is
constantly watchful Of the coun-
tvs interest, and it would be his
pride to carry on the work Of
freeing the county from debt.
He only asks that his candi-
dacy be given an impartial con.
sideration.
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Woman Seriously Burned.

Mrs. Claude Litchlield Of
Huntington was severely burned
u few days ago, her clothing ig-
hitting from the Flames Of gas
stove while she was cleaning
house. Her back, shoulders,
arms and hands were seriously
burned, but the injuries will not
prove fatal.
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B e N q AY

Ardell Sullivan of Calamine
was in this section Saturday on
business.
John Sullivan Of Calamine was
looking after some business here
a fe" days ago.
Percy Wainwright attended the
|. O. 0. r. lodge at Poughkeep.
sic Saturday night.
Lee Street Of Calamine was
through this section Monday
gathering up some furs.
Esq. Doss was at Cave City
Monday in the interest Of his
candidacy for treasurer.
G. Y. Maxwell was here from
Smithville a day or two last week
visiting relatives and friends.
George Wilson and Bob Perk-
.ey of Cave township were bus-
ness visitors at this place Satur-
day.
Trade is not dead in this Sec
ton yet. b. 0. Brightwell and
Sam Gawf traded horses last
week.
The young people of this COM
munity enjoyed a candy break
ing at the home Of j. 0. Hog
gard Friday night.
r.. II. Roberts came over to
chat US awhile Sunday. lie had
learned some new yarns and
came over 70 tell them to US.
David Parsley, who lives at
Cave City part Of the time and on
his farm here some of the time,
was here Monday having some
milling done.
Dr.. Rowley, IN optician for
morly Of Calamine, but who has
homesteaded land near the Ed
Johnson school house, was in this
vicinity one day recently.
e. r. Smith Of Calamine was
in this section one day last week
buying furs. There seems to be
great demand for furs just at
the present and this writer has
set out a couple Of traps, but if
you see any fur buyers tell them
not to come to see US yet as we
have had no luck 80 far,
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N A X WILL /

4, G., Ball was over from Sid
ney last Friday.
Phillip Kunkle made q bust.
ness trip TO Batesvlle Monday.
John Snow and wife visited at
Cave City tho first Of tho week,
Cam Grafton, who has been in
Texas the past two years, return.
ed last week.
G. B. Snow, who has been
quite i'll tho past two weeks, Is
able to be up again,
The stork visited the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. u, n, Pickens last
Saturday and left fine boy with
them.
Rev. G., W, M. Freeman visit.
cd Miss zelma Balls school here
last Friday and delivered an ad.
dress TO tho students, which was
greatly appreciated by all who
heard 1t, He will fill monthly
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Guion Officer Kills Man.

AT Guion Sunday evening
Town Marshal Robert Cooper
and N. e, Shores had trouble
and Shores was shot and killed,
the bullet from Cooper's pistol
entering his right eye. The
tragedy occurred on one Of the
public streets.
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The hest nills are DeWilt's H.

The best pills are DeWitt's Lit
tle early Risers--the safe, easy,
pleasant and sure little liver pills
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve is the original. Good for
cuts, burns or bruises, and 60.
pecially for piles, Sold by Snow
Drug Co,
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The Record and
Home and Farm
bOth one year
Sl.25.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

u. s, Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
Dec. gS, 1909,
Notice IL hereby given that Bedford r. Betts OF
Center, Ark, who, on Dee 0. 1909, made Home
stead Application No, 20oG6, serial No. olO7o for
west half southwest quarter and south half
northwest quarter, section 8, township II north.
range A wost 9TH Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intcnlon to make final Avc.ycar proof to
eatab,ah claim TO the land above described, before
County Clerk at Evening Shade on the 10th day
of February, 1910
Claimant names as wtneeeee j. ). Rettis, J'
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c. j. Wilson A Candidate.

G. j. Wilson Of this place au.
thorizes this paper to state that
he Is q candidate for County
Treasurer and that his announ-
cement will DO published soon in
the newspapers.
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POUCH K E EPSI E.

voters down this way Saturday
"Big Jeff" Norris has sold his
large span Of mules to Ray Ed
wards for S4l5.
J. A. Jarrett and B. j. Flana.
Gan were visitors at Evening
Shade Monday.
There are several townships to
hear from yet and the list of can
didates ought to get larger.
DR.. w. O. Tibbles is back
again from Grady and will make
this place his home in future.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Medlock a few days
since. The infant lived only two
days.
Come on, all you candidates.
We are ready to hear all the bad
things the other fellow has ever
done.
During the recent fine snow,
which was about five inches deep
here, the boys played havoc with
the rabbit tribe.
Shelby Shaver, candidate for
sheriff from the southeast corner
OF the county, was here several
days ago Ginning up the voters
This township now has a can
didate for sheriff in the person OF
A. D. Sauls, from whom you will
hear something before the cam
paign is over.
"Iittle Jeff" Norris has bought
G. w. Smiths Fool Creek farm
and Albert Smith, who is living
on the place, is scheduled for
Oklahoma soon.
The Poughkeepsie Well Drill
Co. reports plenty of work at
Batesville. The Wirth Drill Co.
is stuck in the mud on the road
east Of Ed Johnson's, waiting for
hard roads.
Dave Russell has moved from
the Jake Barnes farm to the
James Norris farm on the river.
Mrs. Harmac moves TO the place
vacated by Russell, while Jeff
Heath goes to the place vacated
by Mrs. Harmac.
A bunch Of gypsios struck
town recently and remained with
US several days, The opportunity
was offered everyone TO know
what is in the future for him and
IL the advantage was not taken
advantage Of it is not the fault OF
the gypsies.
That was real kind in Jim
Wasson to make special mention
OF US as the immigration station
for this locality. 1t does seem
that we lead in this line. We
shall try to reflect the actual
events as they transpire, al
though doubts as to their cor
rectness may arise in distant
parts Of the country. This Is q
great section for young Amerl.
cans, and we are proud Of tho
fact.
W. O, Smith, tho high sheriff,
dropped a bombshell in this quiet
community Saturday by sum-
moning lot OF witnesses to APP
pear before the grand jury a
month before the jury meets.
This is a good idea, It gives the
boys plenty Of time to compose
themselves and get a good line
on what they know about viola.
tions Of the law. Then, too, the
grand jury will not have to wait
u day or two for witnesses as has
been the case many times.
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RE Z DIS { X Z Z X

Bud Street of Grange had bus"
mess here Monday.
Butler and Oscar Johnson had
business vt Batesville last week,
W. r. Stewart marketed some
cotton at Batesville Il few days
ago,
E, d. Williams Of Cave City
was here one day last week on
business.
Wash Russ was looking after
some matters Of business ut Cave
City Monday,
Judge Allen Gay Of Poueh-
keepsie was seeing tho voters
here one day lately,
Lee Ring and wife are the hap.
py parents Of u fine boy. Mr..
and Mrs, Wash Russ also have u
fine new boy at their home.
George Johnson, while out
rabbit hunting a few days ago,
] A. 4. l.
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YOUTH IN HOSPITAL
WITH SERIOUS WOUND
Charlie Grey, of Williamsburg,
Brought to Dixie With
His Arm Shot.

Yesterday morning, over the Chesa-
reage AZ Ohio, Charles Grey, a young
man about 16 years of age, was
brought to the Dixie hospital Tor
treatment. suffering with very bad
wound in the right arm caused by the
accidental discharge of shot gun.
Young Grey is the son Of +. d.
Grey, well known citizen who lives
near Williamsburg. who accompanied
the young man here.
The young man was attempting to
take the gun from "A shelf in his
home, when il was discharged and the
full load went into his arm. He came
very near losing his life and II is re-
earded almost as miraculous that he
vas not killed outright.
lie has undergone a few small
operations and it is thought that he
viii recover rapidly and may even
regain the use of his arm.
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MRS. h. H. HOLT LOSES
HER VALUABLE JEWELS
Number of Handsome Rings
Lost by Her Little Son at
the RoCkbridge Alum.

In letter received here by friends
yesterday it was learned that Mrs.
Harry II. Holt. who. with her hug
Land and little son is spending the
month ut the Rockbrdge Alum
Springs, had lost a number of valua-
bic rings which she priced highly.
Mrs. Holt was preparing to go in
The swimming pool at the mountain
resort and gave a number of jewels
that she was wearing at the time, in
Guiding four handsome rings. to her
little son. Harry, TO carry TO her hus
band who was just about fifty yards
away.
Mrs. Holt went in the swimming
pool with no other thought than tha'
her son had taken them to his father,
hut something must have attracted the
little fellows attention on the way,
and when she came out of the pool i'll
was ascertained that they had not
been delivered and that her son had
dropped them or lost them in some
manner.
large reward was offered by Mr..
Holt and an exhaustive search wa
made all around the pool. but the
jewels could not be found. The man
agement of the hotel joined in the
search and had the porch surrounding
the bath house taken up.
Mrs Holt was greatly distressed.
not so much on account of the loss
in the intrinsic value OF the jewels
but on account of most of them be
ing presents to her from which She
didn't wish TO part. Among the
je Gels we're her wedding and engage
ment rings.
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Sam Jones, of Norfolk. is declared
&C. have stolen the wife. all of the
household belongings and the dog of
Edward Johnson, OF Norfolk also.
A rather large, innocent looking
negro man walked into the office Of
the Chesapeake Steamship Line
Thursday morning and inquired of as
sistant agent. J. Sherwood Jones, If
he could ship large lot of furniture
TO Baltimore Mr.. Jones told him he
could and went out to Inspect the
lot He found scattered in a mass
on one side of the dock n huge pile
of furniture, from bedsteads TO kitchen
utensils.
He told the colored shipper" that
shape. but if he would crate il up
properly he would send II for him.
The negro then called in several
friends and within about six hours
the furniture was Grated. weighed
and properly billed out. There were
two thousand pounds of household be-
longings. The man then asked for
tickets and was shown the ticket Of
fee where he bought two second class
tickets TO Baltimore. When the
steamer locked. the crates were pur
aboard and the colored man. accom-
panied by colOred woman and pros
porous looking coon dog went down
the gangway.
Aegrieved Husband Turns Up.
The next chapter. which turned out
20 be wholesale family disturbance,
was enacted yesterday. when another
large, rather excited looking colored
man came into Mr.. Jones office.
He said: Boss. did my big colored
man ship my furniture away from
here ystiday?"
Mr. Jones replied in the affirmative.
describing the man who did the ship
ping
The colored man turned an ashy
color as he stammered out: Boss.
do you know what dat niger hab
gone aud done? He hab gone and
stole my wife. all of my furniture and
my dog"
II was learned that he took 1925 in
cash.
Mr.. Jones at once went 10 the as
sistance of the forsaken husband and
gave him all the data in his posses
sion.
The abandsned husband lived with
his wife in Norfolk when he was at
home. but worked down on the North
Carolina Canal. In his absence. Jim
PrOOks. alias Sam Jones, alienated
the affection of his wife. so the dis
tressed colored man says. and pack
ing up all OF the household effects,
shipped them over the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Traction Company TO
Newport News and hauled them in
wagons from Newport News TO the
Old Point dock.
The colored man left at once 10
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Memorial Baptist Church.

1t is earnestly hoped that all church
members will be present this morning
at II a. m. TO hear our pastor the
Rev. w MOsby Seay preach. He Will
take as his theme The Kind of Church
God Wants" At the evening service
at O'Clock our pastor will preach
and his theme will be ''Naaman. the
Syrian" or Pride Struggling Against
Need" The public will receive most
enthusiastic welcome 10 these services
Mems Bible class will meet promptly
at 10 a. m. Sunday school at $50 a
M. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening at S o'clock.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Rev. =. B. Henderlite. pastor OF
the Second Church. Newport News.
will occupy the pulpit OF the Hamp-
ton Presbyterian church this morn
ing al IL O'Clock.
The pastor OF the church. Rev. W.
:. Trimhle. writes the following IN
4 letter received here which will be
of interest:
i have enjoyed a most deliehtiul
vacation here OF two weeks. and ex
pect to return TO Hampton next Fri
Gay. and 10 exchange pulpits with Mr..
Henderliic. az his request. next SAB
bath.
~ have n months vacation but in
ability 10 secure a supply for my pull.
pit. will cause an earlier return
hcmc. As ] am unwilling to have nv
church closed longer than the two
Sabbaths have already been away.
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AUCTION SALE STOCK MILLINERY

| will sell at auction on Friday,
August 26. 1910. at 10 o'clock a. m
that certain stock of Millinery in the
store room No. % East Queen street.
Hampton, Va An excellent opportun-
ity TO buy q good stock of Millinery.
Terms-Cash.
NJ. o. LACKEY..
Auctioneer for Mrs. G. F. Burgess.
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SERVICES TO-DAY IN
HAMPTON CHURCHES
Ministers and Subjects to be
Heard in City'S Places
of Worship.

Usual services will be held in
East Hampton Methodist church to-
day at p. m. preaching by Rev. w.
q. Bates, Jr.. pastor. Subject: The
Church That Loses"
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HAMPTON Postoffice Building

may interest you. but VI. o. LACkE1
would like to have You think abou;
buying that desirable 81 acre truck
farm adjoining Hampton; also one
acre directly on car line-La Sale
avenue.
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Church Of Christ.

The services at the Church OF
Christ will be interesting and instruc-
tive today. Bible school meets at $50
2 M. Sermon. The All and In All.
at IL a. m. In the evening at \
o'clock Dr. Jayne will give the third
of the illustrated sermons on Phi
grim's Progress. Miss Eallie Tennis
viii sing the illustrated song Rock
Of Ages"
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Rev 4 H. Woodfn. the former
passor. viii preach a. the Hampton
Baptist church today IN the al
sencc o. Rev. r. Pendicion Jones. n
p. Who is on hrs vacation in Orange
count. Mr. Jones vii return next SAT.
urday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21

Rev. John =. Cuihren. the former
pastor. viii preach a. the ~ o'ciock
service AZ the Central Methodist
church. and Rev. Charles e. Green
the present pastor. viii preach AZ =
D. m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21

Rev. sverdv Esiill. ID. H.. will Oh
bis pulpit today
At an. there viii he Holy Com
muuion and preaching a; II a. IT. "
afternoon service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21

Rev. W. c. ROYAL will preach the
second Of the series taken from the
story Of Ruth az the Rivervi-w Rap
tiSt church tonight Al thu
O'Clock service. on the subject
~Narrisre and Bereavement"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21

the guest OF MISS Rose Noou, Oh N"i
lory avenue.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Workman. Master Es-
cridge Workman, and Mr.. and Mrs
John Parker, Jr.. left last evening
over the &. K o. for their country
home in Chesterfield county, va,
where they will spend several weeks.
Mus. +. w. Benser, OF Baltimore
who has been visiting Mr.. and MIS-.
W. v Wood on Mallory avenue, re-
turned Ia her hoHfs-~yest erday.
Mr.. Ronnie Williams OF Chapel
street, is on his vacation taking New
York and Niagara Falls.
The Rev. DIR. A. b. WoOdfin, former
pastor of the Hampton Baptist church,
is visiting in the city and Is the
guest of Mrs. Virginia Tabb.
Mrs. Eldred Jones is slightly i'll at
her home in Marshall street.
Mr.. A. II. Katz of this city is ar
tending the Retail Merchants Assoc
iation in the city OF Baltimore.
Yesterday from Gloucester to spend
several days at his home in this city.
Mrs. w. V. Wood has as her guest
Mrs. f.. W. Benser. of Baltimore.
Capt. and Mrs. William Holt Peek
are the guest of Mrs. George ii. Peek
at Acorn Point.
Miss Celia Roberts of Baltimore. is
visiting her friend Miss Rose Wood at
her home in East Hampton.
Mr.. James w. Sims has his brother
as his guest at his home in Hope
street.
Miss Martha Semple. who has been
stopping at the Augusta as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Clay left yes
ltTudl LOT dItOiO- y. -
Miss Elizabeth Curtis. daughter OF
Sheriff X. X. Curtis. who has been
very III for several months is rapidly
recovering her usual health.
Mis- Florence Booker is expected
shortly on a visit to relatives in this
city and her brother Mr.. George Book
CT. Of Newport News.
Miss Mary Phillips who has been
IN while on visit here at the home
cf Mrs. John Sclater is much better
Miss George Holiday Is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs Howard W. Saunders.
Mr.. VI. Rice. Of Baltimore. IS the
guest 81 his brother. Mr.. y. Rice. ~
West Queen street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ Seymour have
returned from a visi; 70 brunswick Of
two months.
Miss I.aleah StillweIi. 81 savannah.
B. tho guest of Mrs. y. Pendlcion
Jones.
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HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT.

Two full registered druggists al
HULL'S Cut Rate Drug Store night
AVID day. Phone 2SS. sa-su-t.
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FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE-NO. BROOD AND
farm mare for sale, weighs about
LOO pounds Viii trade for horse.
CAN at 439 Newport News avenue,
Hampton. II
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take the matter up with the chief
of police of Newport News. declaring
as he left the office. Use gwyne to
ketch that Niger ii IT costs ME thir'
ty dollars"
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Insure Your House Or Furniture
With NJ. o. LACKEY. Best compan-
les and lowest rates. 81
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The devil You say. You can't beat
Develed Crabs. II
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Two fun registered druggists a.
HUIi'S Cut Rate Drug Store nighf
and day. Phone 1SS sa-su-ff.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21

Did you ever firt with FULLER IL
SONS cut rate prices on goods? II
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NOTICE

All members % the Phoebus Fire
Department will NEE, AZ the Engine
House SUNDAY. Ana q. a. 4 20 r. m
~ fuii uniform. 49, order Of the Fore-
man.,
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STEALS MANS WIFE,
EFFECTS AND DOG
Norfolk Negro Makes Clean
Sweep of All That is
His Neighbor's.
TAKES WHOLE QUITE
AWAY TO BALTIMORE

James Brooks, Alias Sam Jones,
Makes Most Bold and Remarkable
Robbery That has Ever Been Pull
ed of in This Section Round
About.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-21

FOR LE-CABBAGE PLANTS,
tomato plants and cut flowers. T..
ii. BOGGS, w. Queen street.
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Ia Sale Avenue Acreage FOR Sale

J wan; 10 make a Quick sale 81 \
fine tract 81 land fronting on Ia Sale
avenue. and new Macsdsm Road
About acres in tract. VI. o. LACkEN
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For Real Estate, Rents, Loans Or

See NJ. O. LACKEY. largest list of
properties in this section. Il
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SOCIAL-PERSONAL

Miss Celia Roberts. of Baltimore. is
the guess of Miss Rose Wood, on Mai
Tory avenue.
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Miss I-aleah StillweIl. 81 savannah.
g. tho guest of Mrs. =. Pendicton
Jones