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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
Vacation Programme
at Wachapreague
Eastern Shore, Va.

Seven miles ocean front; ten miles
country drives. Best ocean surf bathing.
Power boating on the ocean, river and
bay. Fishing unsurpassed with all the
advantages which old Cobb's Island was
once noted and many more) Hunting,
auto buggy and hay rides; tennis, bowl
ing free pools). Special fishing rates.
Perfectly ventilated rooms; shady lawn;
10000 square feet verandas; hot, cold, salt
water baths Two hotels (same manage
ment). $500 day, $1,000 TO sl4.00 week.
Route uo Norfolk or Old Point, Cape
Charles and Keller Station. Send for
booklets.
A. Fl. G. hiEARS,
Wachapreaeuc, Va.
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rhorp wins III. own Game.

Especial 10 The TIfnes- Dispatch. &.
Rocky Mount, N. G., June q. After havinA
tied up the game In early ,essions in thu
eleventh inning Thorp singled through TIN,
box for one base and on Gillospie's single
in right he romped home with as nerve
wrecking pieces Of base running as was cve
seen here. The ball was handled clean and
tho throw TO the plate was good. btr tht
chief beat II there, and by phenomenal
slide won his own game IN the eleventh.
Score by Innings: X. II. r
Wilson 5...........o 0aG0200 o. 8
Summary: Sacrifice hIts--Forgue. Cast
meyer. Cooney, Stolen bases--Sheridan, Steif
and Thorp First base on baiis-Or Lane. 4
Struck ont-By Lane. A; by lhorp. g. Hits
Off Lane, in 10 innings: off Heine. In /
inning Two base hits-Miller Phelan Cast.
meyer. Double play--SptSding to d. Nc,
Wilson. 4: Rocky Mount. l.. Time o, game
2:1o Umpire. Barr. Attendance, 200
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Pennsylvania state stand out. McCaa
was a wonderful punter, a rugged line
iplunging back Of the old fashioned
type, and q defensive player, alert,
shifty, intuitive Noorhis, strong, open
field player that he was. made a spe-
cialty Of drop kicking and place kick
ing.
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A. Fl. G. MEARS,
Wachapreaeue, Va.
Moonlight Excursion to Dutch Gap
STEAMER POC.AHONTAS.

Thursday Night, June 80.
Benefit of
Old Dominion Lodge A. a. of I. S. and
T. w
Tickets-Ladies and Children. rs cents.
Gentlemen, 80 cents.
Music and Dancing and Refreshments
served on boat.
Boat leaves wharf at s o'clock.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09

sent by Mr.. Ballinger to the Presi-
dent Aside from this Mr. Pin
chot appears to be basing his charg-
es on unavoidable differences" Sec
rotary Wilson. of the department OF
agriculture. gave him the lie when
the former forester attempted to
prove that the secretary had given
him permission to send the senate
letter on the CLAWS case. Altogeth-
err the week has developed unfortu-
nate evidence for Pinchot. He has
been forced to admit that he had
met CLAWS but once when he rose
to defend him although he had pre-
viously said that he had known
him for years. and he has had to
confess that many of his charges
were based on letter written by a
partner of Mr.. Ballinger and not by
Mr.. Ballinger himself.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09

The operation performed by Dr's
Burnett and Spicer upon John Blan-
chart last week has proven very
successful. Mr.. Blanchard was in
iured some ten years ago in a
wreck and had his skull broken
with q small piece pressing upon
the brain Mrs BLANCHARD has
spent many thousands of dollars
for operations but none up to the
present one has proven successful.
BlAnchart's life has been a blank
for over ten years and for nine
years he has had to use an invaiids
chair and could never say q word
during this time Within twenty
four hours after the operation he
called his wife by name and is now
talking freely. The Dr's- predict
that BLANCHARD will be out and
walking around In q few weeks
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
Mountain News As Soon as
Decisions Are Made.

The Rocky Mountain News has
made arrangements to print the syl-
labi OF the decisions of the state
supreme court
This Is q most unusual stroke of
enterprise and will prove of value
to every attorney in the state
Heretofore the attorneys have
been compelled TO wait until the
bound volumes of supreme court re-
ports were printed and issued be-
fore they could ascertain the exact
principles laid down by the highest
court in the state in a particular
case.
Now it will only be necessary for
them to secure q copy Of The News
containing the syllabi. The latte
are prepared for The News by IL.
reporter OF the court. Judge h a
Wells, and they are printed w.ll.-
. few days after the court has Ma
ed down its decisions In order u
avoid MISTAKES. it Is said tna'
Judge Wells insists upon seruuniz-
ing the proofs OF the syiiaoi De-
fore they appear in the paper. ine
state may well congratulate ilsei.
upou having this learned ana pains
taking old lurist As the Official re-
porter OF il highest court
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA.

Does 1t not seem strange that so
many people suffer year In and
year out with ecIemaf ]
A ascent bottle of a simple wash
stops the itch and will surely con-
vince any patient
This wash is composed OF mild
and soothing oil of wintergreen mix
ed with thymol and glSoerine. etc.
and known as d. d. ID. Prescription
We do not know how long the D.
D. D. Laboratories will continue the
use offer. as the remedy Is regular
ly sold only in 800 bottles and has
never before been put on the mar
ket on any special offers
II you want relief tonight try a
bottle at 25c on our personal recon-
mendation-
The Up-To-Date Drug Co.. Lamar.
Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Mclean Bros has been dis
solved by mutual consent d. A
Mclean takes the Livery. Horses
and Automobile business and will
assume all responsibility connected
with said line of business and col
lect all bills due same. n. n. Nc
Lean takes the Drug. Jewelry and
Stationery business and will assume
all responsibility connected with 1t
and collect all bills due same
d. A. MCLEAN.
N. N. MCLEAN.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09
A BUSINESS CHANGE.
The Firm of Mclean Bros. Dis
solves Partnership.

The firm of Mclean Bros. has
dissolved partnership sa will be
seen by the notice in another COL
umn. The drug business will be
conducted by n. N Mclean and
the livery business by d. A. Mclean
hereafter.
This firm is one of the best
known In the valley and everyone
will be glad to know that each es-
adjustment will still be conducted
under the same manager as hereto
fore.
The drug store was established
here in January. 1895, by n. n. Nc
Lean and has been conducted un-
der his management ever since. Its
wonderful growth in business and
popularity with the public has been
due to his constant care and en-
deavors to accommodate the public
In May. 1899. the firm of Nc
Lean Bros. took charge of the bust
ness and in August bought out the
livery business. which has since
been conducted by d. A. Mclean.
the other member of the firm. This
institution has also become deserved
ly popular with the public. This
firm has since conducted both in
situations with success. but they
decided this year to divide the bust
ness and each devote himself en-
trely to the work with which he
Il familiar.
Mr.. n. N Mclean now has men
at work remodelling and improv-
ing his store room. and expects TO
enlarge the business He intends
he says. to keep it in the lead of
any drug store in the valley east
Of Pueblo. both in quality and guam
tity of goods kept and to maintain
his system of lowest prices for
goods OF the quality
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09

The delegates to the Laymen's Mi
sionary convention made their in
teresting report tonight at a meet
ing of the men.
Another meeting of the men OF
the church will be held next Wed
nesday evening.
The Sabbath services occur as
follows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m
Public worship al IL a. m.
vesper At 5 p. m q little later
than heretofore Subject of ad-
dress THE beauty that Lasts
Young peoples meeting at p. m
Friends and strangers are cordial
ly invited to all our services
VIM C. kerry. Minister
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A Couos..ion 40 The european.

A Concession 40 The European-
The house % REPRESENTATIVES,
should not delay the passASe Oh lae
postSl SAVINGS BANK piii. "aieA
went through the senate on sal
urdAy. Tas measure itself MAY ee
An ..inteTIeEence VAIN the 'estea
riShts OF MALI street." but that l.
NO reason Why iI should De defeated
or amended 10 maze 1t less useIul
President TAT has promised 1t 10
the country: IL Vas IN ais pArp
national platform and in operation
V will benefit the interests OF those
that are opposing IL
To the American proper the pos
tal savings bank with the paternAi-
istic government behind 1t viii not
otter Inducements 70 tnterfsTe seTi-
ously with private institutions; but
= sAs foreigner Who mass have
he government stamp on every
thing - . guarantee. due 70 train
Tag and soEos Of habit. the new ban
viz b Of avail and useful. Thous-
ands upon Thousands OF Immigrant
s0oogt % the postal money order ~
. "savtnSs bank" paying the sInAli
eeo vliinSU for the security AZ
fordsa ~ the national goyernment's
credit Many Thousands more take
. The AaciuAry stocking or similar
esytoa- a postal savings bank will
draw from nobody knows where
many millions into the light OF
aAy.-Dsavsr Republican.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09
Proof By Hearsay Evidence.

The Ballinger-Ptnchot inquiry
has been the absorbing topic Of In
serssl In national affaira This is
largely because of the fact that the
chief prosecutor. Clifford Ptnehot.
Aas been given an opportunity to
provo his charges. IL he could. or
In other words that the wransle
has been brought down to brass
tacka The weakness of his case
Aas besn the sensation of the hear
ins. His list Of accusations did not
create . stir. because the public mac
been prepared in q measure fof
them By his excellent press oufeau'
bat no one dreamed that his only
drst hand evidence rejecting on MI
nalllnesr In connection with the Cur
nsngaaa easss vas . anSs 'ss'
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09
6plsndid Farm Conditions.

NJ. & L Borton, chief ASricul-
sartst OF the Lamar factory Of the
American Beet sugar company and
man veil posted on local ASricul-
turs conditions in this section OF the
valley has the following 70 say re-
GArdinS the sDTaaS work. which
VIZ doubtless be OF interest To
every farmer in the section
Owing 70 the past winter hAy-
Ing set in early and conunueins
practically undated until = week
or 20 ago. We are safe in predicting
An early spring. and 1t Denooyes
the farmer TO Immediately form his
plans Tor the summers work.
Ground never plowed better than
At the present time II turns up
mellow and in excellent condition to
form . perfect seed bed Tor any croI
The prevailing winds We generally
have In March and in the tore part
OF April always dries out the soil.
altar which blowing and preparing
The ground properly 10 very difficult
and in many cases has to be post
ponsd until 1t rains or irrigation
water u available. and In this local
tty sxDerienos has taught Us that
The former may never come. and
the later V alvAys late
II Q fArmsr V contemplating
breaking alfalfa for bsets or other
crops, IL u nov an excellent time to
% It, giving the roots time to dry
cat before . second plovinS."
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09

At the regular meeting of the
City Council Monday night the
election Judges for precinct No. l
and 2 were selected. The Judges
At precinct No. are: w. p. Bell.
W. A. Merrill and J. II. Hardin. for
No. ?: E NJ. Stewart, J. 7. Law
leAs and Mrs. NJ. l. Stewart The
was given a very interesting
lecture by J. d. Schuyler. one of
the most prominent consulting en-
gineers in the United States
A marriage license was issued TO
William NJ. Watkins and Larina
House. both of Lamar.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09

the well known eye. ear. nose and
throat specialist of Denver. will be
at the Ben Mar hotel in Lamar on
Tuesday and Wednesday. March is
and Is. Consultation and examina-
ton free. Call early.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09
NOTICE,

wish to state that l am not
reporting for the Denver Post and
havn't been for the past year.
make this statement as some peo-
pie are under the impression that
1 am still reporting for that paper.
n. BARTHOLOMEW.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-09

DR.. X c. Sapero. the well known
eye, ear and throat specialist. will
again be in Lamar at the Ben Mar
hotel ON Tuesday and Wednesday.
March Is and 1s. Consultation and
sanitation tree Call early.
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one man can be sent outside the five
yard limit on either side of the ball
by the offensive team.
Delehanty Signs

Detroit, Mich. January 6-"Jim Dele
hanty second baseman os Detroit American
League Baseball team last year. signed a
contract tonight with Detroit for 1910. He
is the first OF Detroit's inhclders to sign up
for next season.
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EenaI 1Rnflfe8,


THE CLERKS, OF
FICG CHANCERY8 COURT OFMTilE.
" CITY OF RICHMOND. THEN 2gD
DAY. OF DECEMBER, 1909. MA
Clarence Il, sydnor ct ais. plaintiffs,
Carroll II. Smith. Administrators. ct
ais. ..,,5...... ....S......i. Defendant,
IN cEIANcERY,
The object OF this suit Is to enforce
the payment by Carroll Fl. Smith, ads
ministrator OF William c. Smith, de-
ceased, and BY said CARROLL II. Smith.
l.avinia II. Graves and Margaret Nv.
Graves individually, of the SUN or
$1,000, and interest from the death of
Martha 10, Smith, the - day Of. July,
1905, which was received February,
fsIe, BY said William g. Smith. as sub
{stitutel trustee In u deed of trust
executed 8bS Robert Courtney TO + Y.
yCourtney, trustee. dated August 5, 1880,
And aftldayit having been made q anu
filed that Carroll II, smith and s,i. t'red y,
erick Neihmeyer are NOT residents OF
che state OF Virginia, " Is ordered
that they appear here Within II teen
days after the due publication q this
order and do what Is necessary to . pro-
tect their Interests in this suit M M
Teste; i, y, 4, @
James 4. Shelapn, y. q.
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.0BERT PROVESSTAR
At M0NCR|EF PARK
Boy Puts -Four Winners Under
Wire and Upset5 the
.Tipsters.

Jacksonville, Fla, January Colbert
was the star boy al Moncrief to-day.
riding no less than four winners. His
first victory came in the second race,
when on Hazlet, at to 2, he beat Sand
piper. on whom a strong tip had been
sent out. His victory. on Robin Grey,
however. was the surprise of the day.
as this horse won at IL TO /. Toll Box
and Earl's Court fought 1t out for the
place. There was strong play on Bat
Nnsterson in the fourth. this horse
being looked upon os a good thing.
Again did Obert upset the calculations
as he put Sin Fran, az to j. across a
winner. Summary:
First race--auarter OF mile, purse
Lady Staiwart. lis tTroxler). to 1,
first. Nell. lis (Gilbert). to 2. second;
Trait. lis (Davis). 10 to ID third. Time.
:2-5
Second race-six furlongs, selling
Iaziei, 100 (Obert). ) to y first; Dave
Nicholson, Oh (Ural3, 13 to s, second
Sandptper. Jos (Grand), to 5. third.
Time. 1:i4 3-5.
Third race-hve and a half furlongs
selling-Robin Grey. Io3 fObert). IL IL
i. first: Toll Box. 100 tPage). 6 10 !
second: Earl's Court, 10T tHoward),
ito .. third Time. 1907 80
Fourth race-six furlongs. handicaE
Sin Fran. % (oberD. 10 /, first
First Premium. loo tMussraye). to !
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Three Faxorites WIN.


Tampa, Fla, January 6.-Three ia,
vorites and two heavily played second
choices rewarded the talent here TO-
day. The upset OF the day was in the
two-year-old race, when Barney
schreiber's Louise B., installed favor
lite at odds-on. was beaten by Niohols's
good colt. Lady Lewis. Summary:
First race-about three furlonSs,
straightway-Lady Lewis. LOG (Glas-
ner). 9 to 2, first: Louise B., 105 (Dav-
enporD, TO 5. second: Petite, los
tyrannonl, 6 to l, third. Time, 80 30.
Second race--six furIongs-E. r.
Shipp. 10 fJackson). to 5. first:
/, Warner Griswell. 10s ID. Bolandl. 90
to /. second: Autumn Girl, 80 "a. Bur
tom. 3 TO - third. Time, 1919.
Third race--fve and half fur
| longs-Robert Powell. 81 ca. Burfoni
/, 8 to 5. first: Advise, 1o7 Davenport, (
| to ]. second; Sallie Savage, 81 &c
Brown. IL TO /. third. Time. 1913.
l Fourth race-ive furlongs-Darr. 81
| (P. MARTINI. 10 to 5, first: AlcAndrews
| 100 "a Burton). to /. second; Grace
Kimball. lot (Dayenport), to 2, third
1 Time. 1906 35.
Fifth race-five furlongs Bonnie
Bee, 81 Ca Burton). to 2. first; Fun
tdamental, los (Jackson), to ;, second
I.ucullus. 100 (Glasner), to !. Thilid
! Time. 1906.
! sixth race--seven furlongs-Stroms.
| land. III (Jackson), t3 to >. first: Nor.
j peth. % tBurton), IS to 10. second
i Kings Guinea. 11S &C. Rowe), 20 to j
j third. Time. 1888 As.
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BEARS CONTINUE
RAID Oh GOT TON

New Orleans. La, January 6.-Bears
broke the cotton future market again
to-day, their pressure resulting in a
decline equivalent to nearly 81 bale.
This. coming on the heels of the SEN.
sational slump of Wednesday. created
what almost amounted to SINAI!
panic among some of the weakest OF
The long traders. The eagerness OF
short interests to profit by the slump.
however. resulted in decided recov--
cry. Rumors from New York and
Liverpool that clique had been form
ed to put through a bear raid proved
somewhat demoralizing to the more
tir1lid bulls.
Bull leaders declare that the situation
now rests principally with Southern
spot holders. and that If they hold
their cotton prices will continue to
ADVANCE The bears. however. argue
that as soon as the spot holders real
ize that the market Is slumping they
will commence to dispose OF their
hp11 inc 4
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EeuaI lfntitfS.


VIRGINIA.: IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
( OF THE SUPREME COURT OF AP-
PEALS,E AT RICHMOND. ON THURS
DAY, THE 9Th DAY OFiJANUARY,
1910:
John L. Reid. Admir-. Of Henry W Reid
deceased ........,.. App e1laat
against
Upon an appeal from and superse-
IDEAS to a decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court Of Prince William coun-
ty. at its April term. 1909.
The object of the petition filed In
this cause is to have the said decree
reversed and annulled. and affidavit
liam H. Reid and Harriet Reid. his
wife: Cecilia Staples and William
STAPLES. her husband: Katie Keys. Roll
lie Keys. John Crouch, Lewis Crouch.
- Crouch, Mary Sprinkel and R.
IB. Sprinkel, her husband: George F.
Havell. administrator of Henry w.
Reid, deceased. under the appoiItnlent
of Columbia: Louise Herndon. Bertha
Herndon, Walter Herndon. Wallace
Herndon, Jennie Ashby and Thomas
Ashhy, her husband: and the unknown
children and heirs-at-law OF Frank
Reid Observation-Disclosures in the above
styled cause-are non-resldents OF the
state of Virginia. 1t Is ordered that
the said above named appellees. after
due publication of this order In The
|Times-Dispatch a newspaper publish
ed In the city Of Richmond. appear
here on the I'D DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1910, to answer the said appeal and to
do what Is necessary to protect their
interests therein.
| - ~ STE,yvABT ZONES G. g.
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NeavS of Manchester

2ns East Eighth Street The interment was
IN Maury Cemetery.
Mrs. Elicit Dead.
Mrs. Mary F. Elicit died yesterday morn-
ing at o'clock in her home. oil West
Eighth Street. She is survived by one son
and one daughtcr-G. Nathan Branch, OF
this city. and Miss Florence Elicit, of Pc
tersburs.
The funeral will take place Tomorrow at
3 p. NJ from Bainbridgc Street Baptist
Church. tho interment to be in lIaury
Cemetery.
Now Heptasophs.
Several new members we're initiated last
night into the Hestia Conclare OF Hepta-
sophs in odd Fellows Hall.
Committee to Meet.
The Finance Committee is scheduled to
meet tonight in the Council chamber.
Social Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs P. NJ. Tyler. OF Chester,
Chesterfield county. who spent Christmas
| ~
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JOY MILLER Is ASKED TO
APPEAR BEFORE FACULTY

s Ann Arbor, Mich. Januarys6 .-At meet
ing of tho engineering faculty, held TINS
afternoon to consider tho case OF Joy Miller,
OF Detroit, the University of Michigan foot
ball star. who recently was declared by the
board in control of athletics at the univer-
sity to have been ineligible to position on
the 1909 team a letter was drafted to
Miller. citing him to appear before the
faculty tomorrow. Miller will be asked (
show cause why he should not receive such
discipline and punishment as the facult,
has decided to inflct upon him.
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Fox-Hunting
Country w anted

The undersigned Is interested
in locating a pack Of hounds and
possible purchasing of a country
place In Middle or Southern Viz
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Q. d. g. Meetlng. 9I
The regular meeting OF chesterheld Chap
ter, United Daughters OF the Confederacy
viii be held at tho residence of Miss A.
BONNER Rudd. 1911 HaHbridge Street, at
p. M, tomorrow. All the members arc re-
ouested to be present, as the election o.
officers will take place
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VIRGINIA: IN. THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE SUPREME COURT OF AP-
PEALS, AT RICHMOND. ON THURS
DAY, THE 9TH DAY OF'JANUARY.
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second: Jack Nunnally. 1o5 tPeak), 6
to /, third. Time, 1:13 35.
Fifth race-miIe. selling - Castle
wood. liz (Powers), 10 to 5. frst;t High
Range. III CPage), even, second Jack
Baker, 100 CRaycos), 8 to i. third.
Time. 1:41 as.
sixth race-milc ana an eighth SELL
ing--Otilo. 104 (OberD. 3 to .. first:
Oberon, Ill (Powers), to 2. second;
Ell Fail, los Cana, to ~ third.
Time. 1.55.
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The undersigned Is interested
in locating a pack Of hounds and
possible purchasing of country
place In Middle or Southern Viz
glnia.
Not necessary for the country
to be- on Or near a railroad; In
fact, such a position Is undesir-
able. as no country will be ems
tertained where Page woven
fence Or barb wire have already
or are liable to taGe the place
of other fencing.
country with either Virginia
snake, post and rail or stone&
walls is especially desirable.
The country must be farm
ing grazing one. well watered by !
a. large river OF by plenty of
runs, and naturally and strongly
supplied with red foxes, and fat
and rolling enough so that It can
be properly ridden over.
An area Of forty to fifty square
miles Is necessary. among COM
munity of sport-loving. law
abiding people, who would Well
come q hunt where true sport
and the killing of red fox is the
desire.
The establishment OF hunt
In a county brings an expendi-s
luIe@ OF from SS.oOu " @tV'uoo q
year. and demand for country
places. etc. which Is always de-
sirable.
The hunt will he managed in
a law id ing, businessllke man
ner, all damage promptly paid
and the respect Of the land own
ers merited and desired.
Any one knowing OF such a
country, or having property for
sale in community so consti-
tuted, or a body OF fox-hunters
so placed that they would vel
come hunt such as the above,
will communicate with
Hunting Country,
Times.Dlspatch. Richmond, Va.
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n. & w. Buss--vn,usb,e Property.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Roanoke Va, January 6.-The Nor
folk and Western Railway to-day
bought forty feet of ground from
Gamblll and Davis. FACING on Railroad
Avenue. The price paid was $4,000