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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-09-14
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IT'S Geo w Asbill, ex mileage 10 95
'779 Brodie Lumber Go, lumber 4 81
7e0 S II Shull, lumber, Is Al
7s1 E T Rauch, sal mag and con 70 O0
1872 @ D Shealy, lumber 7S 06
783 Roof & Barr Co, lumber IL 46
7S4 Henry Buff, sal mag con 81 so
1856 G R Rish, sal mag con 70 90
1856 II n Sharpe, sup c. g. 6 SO
787 w MIShaJpe, sup c. q. 81 81
7Ss R L Lybrand, sup c. e. 22l 80
7S9 J We'll & 90, sup G. 6. ID 25
100 Walker, Evans & Cogswell
books, for clerk of court 40 36
S91 P j Mack, ct al, cal capt
and guards chain gang 15e 90
692 Geo G Price, lumber 05
1913 M D Shull, sup for cg 10 20
'794 II q Adams, lumber % %
795 Leesville Coffin Factory 947
996 w M Epting ex work on road 80 90
'797 Geo s Drafts, sal p. j. 25 90
1913 Emil Long, lumber, 8 "a
799 Vasco Miller, sweeping b l so
800 Lewie Hall, repairs on jail 40
S01 Meetzs & Son, sup p b 40
,SO2 Southern States Supply 90
supplies for Jail. 225
3o3 J II We'll & Co, sup for jail Is 20
s04 81 G Kyzer, bridge z II
so5 Southern Structure Co, Jail 60 90
s06 Meetze & Son, sup h 43 80
-S07 A D Martin, sal supt ed so 90
-S0S Fred Herndon, work on Jail 3 70
;s09 j 81 Frick, sal as mag :, SO IS
$40 II Roof, sal constable 81 25
81 L l. Roof, ex mileage go
s12 O s Goodwin, sup for roads SO 25
S13 G M Harman, pub notices 5 go
814 F P Shealy, sal mag 80 Is
s15 A w Shull, lumber so
616 B D Clark, sal cor and con II 80
81 Hitler Bros, lumber 38 80
1918 w D Dent, sal auditor SO 33
Z S19 p Mack, ex expense c 90
$50 e L Wineard, sal co treas 33 33
.521 Worrel Mfg Go, sup Jail 20 90
S22 Geo d Barnard Co sup &C 26 48
1923 T L Harman, sal mag 55 so
3A T L Harman, sup p "a 81
1926 @ w Caughman, sal con 81 so
s26 w P Roof, supcg 412 20
t527 W Roof, sup so
1923 w P Roof, sup county 2 40
829.S D Fulmer, sal ex h 132 05
$50 s Leaphart, stationery 81 "a
SS1 8 @ Penitentiary, convicts % 90
S32 A L Hook. humber, $50
1873 Frank w Shealy sal &C 20 is
S34 Frank w Shealy, ex G 19 43
s35 s Rufus Smith, sal c 80 90 |
836 Thurmon & Zimmerman
counsel fee so 90 |
837 E6rd & Dreher, counsel Is 90 |
s3s DR. E P Derrick, sal ph Jail 80 0c |
s39 n r Gunter, work material 6 so |
$40 Mary & Rebecca Jacobs p's 8 90 !
S41 Mareella Sharpe, pauper 8 90
s42 J L Shea'y, pauper 8 90 !
S43 j L Lanaford, sal CO sup IS 90
S44 j B Wipgard, sal clerk 81 so
845 DR. L A Riser, pos5mortem 90
s46 P H Corley, sal sheriff $50 90
S47 P H Corley, wood &c, pb 40 20
84S P II Corley, serv warrants "a As
$40 P 81 Corley, dieting pris, q 70
Total amount disbursed $3.50 544.33
Very respectfully,
E. L. WINGARD,
~ County Treasurer.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-09-14

Send US your orders for job work.
A trial will convince you of our supe-
rior facilities.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-09-14

FOR SALE:-Cheap. one light spring
wagon, newly repaired and painted.
In good condition. Rice B. Harman.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
DOING THEIR DUTY.

Scores OF Williamsburg Readers are Learn
log the Duty Of the Kidnsys,
To filter the blood Is the kidneys duty.
When they fail 10 do this the kidneys
are sick.
Backache and many kidney ills follow;
Urinary troubles, diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all.
RI. Banks. furniture dealer. Main
street. Williamsburg. Va, says: about
a year ago had a great deal of trouble
from disordered kidneys. / was sub
iect 70 severe pains across the snail OF
my back, felt dull and miserable most OF
the time and had bat little energy or
ambition. / finally procured DOan' 5
Kidney Pills and through their use a
complete cure was effected. l have
never had any trouble from my kidney
since then and In view OF this fact.
feel that am justihed IN recommending
Doan's Kidney Pills TO other sufferers"
For sale by all. dealers. Price 5oeent'
Posrer-Mlburn.Co. Buffalo, New Yorl
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember; the nAme-pOan's-anC
tsLs 90 other,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Rural Route No. 1.

Bacon. Va. Sept. 21-Mr. Chas.
Lanier, OF Williamsburg, has opened
the store at Five Jerks owned by
WaldiP and Robinson.
The dance given by Miss Elva
Gilley on Friday night last week
was well attended, there being
twenty-five couples present York
cour " was well represented.
Mr. George WaiTip shipped 20
Richmond last week three veal
calves. seven weeks old. which
weighed $40 lbs.
Mr. Burleson. of Neck OF Land,
IS building a silo which VIII hold
quite a number Of tons Of feed.
Captain futile. of Glass Point
has returned from New York anC
viii start fishing on James river mex
week.
Messrs. Walden and Slauson ar,
doing good work on the roads grad
ing and 'bushwhacking.
Mr.. Thomas Robinson. who ha'
a very painful wound from a say
tooth, is able 10 be out again.
Mrs. r. c. Nightingale an
children are spending the week
! Williamsburg. the guests OF Mrs
! Oscar Thorpe and Mrs. A. w
( Kitchens.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Mr.. Bird Coming Home Soon

Mr.. II. S. Bird. who is now IN
Maine. recupersting after his hard
struggle 10 save the Williamsburg
knitting mill from bankruptcy. is ex
pected back home about October !.
Contrary to report, and much to the
disappointment of bis friends hete.
he has not secured any position any
where. From the best Information
we can secure. he not only has no
position in a college in another state.
but AT this time, does not expect any
this year. All vacant professor
ships had been filled before Mr.
Bird found il would be necessary 70
find something else 10 do.
It is reported on good authority
that Mr.. Bird will spend the wintel
here looking after his duties as di
vision superintendent Of schools
This will &c gratifying news 70 tn
patrons OF the schools in this city
and county, as we are very fortunate
| TO have so prominent an educator a
be in charge. if only for a fev
months.
Il will be a disappointment 70 hi
friends 70 hear that he has not sc
cured a professorship as reported
Mrs. Bird and the children will K
main in Petersburg till the first
the month at least, she returnln
this week from Maine. Mrs. K. n
Smith and Miss Edith are also e
pected home this week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Knitting Mill at Work.

About ninety employees are now
al work at the knitting mill finishing
up the work that was not quite COM
pleted when the concern failed.
This work will last only a few DAYS
longer when the plant viii probably
be closed till sold.
Although some of the smen who
went down 10 Norfolk 10 work in
other mills, came back last week,
most Of them. along with others,
went back again this week to give il
another trial OF the nine who went
down with the first batch, only w o,
MessSs. Paul COTcaYage and Wheat
Thorpe. stuck to the job.
Other Norfolk mills are advertiS.
ing for the women and girls here
who are out of employment, so none
need be idle, if they want 10 81
away from home 10 work.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Mr.. Barlow Doing Well

Mr.. w. r. Barlow. a well known
citizen, was taken sick with appendi-
citis Monday and hurried 70 a Rich
mond hospital where an operation
was Immediately performed. He
was in a bad way.and was not oper-
ated upon any TOO soon to save him.
The operation was a success, and
from last reports, was rapidly recov-
ering. His age naturally made the
disease more serious. but il IS
thought. he will soon be entirely
well.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
HOldCrOft.

Holdcroft. Va, Sept. 2O.-An
rally viii DC held Thurs
day at Mt. Pleasant church in interest
Of a proposed graded school. Mr..
K. {. Sternes Will address the audi
ence. The ladies viii sell refresh
ments. for the benefit OF the move
ment.
Rev. and Mrs. B. Z. Robinson re-
turned Friday from a delightful va
cation spent IN Southampton and
Norfolk. Mr.. Robinson preached
Sunday on Mutual Helpfulness" 10
a large congregation. A SPECIAL
feature OF the interesting service was
a beautiful solo, Memories OF
Mother. by Miss Mable Hsrgrove,
OF Richmond.
Today is Confederate Reunion
day. But few OF the old vets are
lett to celebrate the happy occasion
which has become a fixture here
Capt. John Lamb and Judge Geo
L. Christian Will address the citizen!
who gather today.
Mrs. r. J. Walker OF this plac,
and Mrs. w. <. Woodccck. j., O
Lexington. are IN Richmond Hos
| pital for medical treatment.
Misses Rena and Mable Hargrove
of Richmond. were visitors her
| Sunday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

AL members of Hamilton Lodge,
No. 289, 1. 0. 0. +. are requested
to be present next meeting night,
Tuesday. September 27. Work in
second degree. All student mem
bers cordially invited.
Mr.. D. S. Harris. who was quite
sick for a couple of weeks, IS about
well again. When taken sick he
telegraphed for his son. DR.. Harris,
Of Omaha. Neb.. who is still here
having an enjoyable visit.
A special from Meadville. Pa.
says: "On Sunday morning Sep
TENDER Is. a daughter was born &c
the Rev. and Mrs. Lefferd NJ A
Haughwout. Christ Church Rectory.
Meadville. Pa. Mrs Haughwou
was formerly Miss Virginia Bruce
Braithwaite. of Williamsburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Boulevard.

Boulevard. Va, Sept. 2I-Mr.
Carl We5ber is building a house on
his farm on the bank Of the river.
commanding a fine view OF the riv-
sr. Wish we had more such.
The Perrys are building a barn
1OOx3S feet. for COWS. with a silo.
They intend 70 start a diary and
want the farmers 10 paronize the
undertaking. They also have com
pleted two houses and have com
nenced a third one.
Mr. Hall sold his farm TO Mr..
Mursdon and they intend TO build
two new houses on the farm for
their sons.
Mr. Weber intends to build q
new house the coming spring II
/ place Of the one he now lives 10.
Mr.. Wooten has arrived frou
/ Florida and intends TO stay a shor
I time.
! The Perrys are making an ettor
10 brush up and improve the ltd
town OF Windsor Shades and max
/ il desirable for hOmeseekers.
w. L. Collins is now static
] agent. express agent and posmast'
at this place
William Webber's son. Willie
has recovered from his illness an
is now around as lively as ever.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
A Great Corn Crop.

The Peninsula viii show the great
est corn crop IN its history. The
acreage is large. and from every
section come reports OF the fine cor
dision Of this staple product.
The corn IS the finest seen in
many wears. The season has been
an ideal one. and corn just had TO
grow-wheTever Il was planted.
Mr.. c. w. Thorpe. who has fine
field on the Capital Landing road.
brought 70 this office a few stalks
with two and three ears. Others
report that they can beat that, but
we have not seen the goods. Down
at Kingsmill they have beaten all
records on that fine farm. Mana
ger Kitchener IS naturally enthusiasts
| tic over Virginia as a corn producing
state. and Of the Peninsula espec-
tally.
But corn is not the only good
! crop. Fruit is the most abundant
in years. Early peaches and plums
in fact. all small fruit was more plen
uful than in years. The late Peacl
crop rotted on the trees on accoun
of the wet weather. and Of coui sc
was failure. Pears are very plen
b tful, and the trees are breaking
( down with their burden. This is
: great small fruit country, as this yea
. has proven. Many hundreds @
trees are Just coming into bearin
and in a few years il viii not .
neces sary to ship fruits 10 William.
ourg. but rather the farmers vi
nave 10 find another market.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
COCLAL AND -
+ DERSONAL

Miss Grace Jones has returned to
Washington.
Mrs. Spencer Lane is in Hampton
vising relatives.
Mr.. ]. T. Binhs visited relatives in
Norfolk last week.
DR.. J II. Hume is back from a
visit to relatives in Rspidsn.
Mrs. T. B. Johnson. of Gilmerton.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Jones.
Mrs. Edloe Morecock has return
ed from Europe where she spent
the summer.
Mrs. K. J. Nichols aud children,
of Newport News. are guests OF Mrs.
w. 7. Douglass.
Mrs. (. Ruffin Jones and child
rem have returned from visit 10 rel
atives IN Charlottesville.
Mrs. w. M. Brooks. OF Rich
mono. spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day here with relatives.
Messrs. Herbert NJ. Dean and
Henry c. Richardson, OF Norge,
spent tuesday in Williamsburg.
Mrs. Jennie Martin and son, Ray
mond, Of Holdcroft. are guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Binns.
Mrs. A. Vernon Gale and children
OF Baltimore. arrived here last weei
to join Mr. Gale. They viii reside
on Scotland street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. K. Graves hav
gone 10 Fluvana county 10 atten'
the wedding OF the latteT's brother
Mr.. Wallace LangfOrd.
Cadet J. L. Hall. Jr.. who
spending his vacation here with hi
parents. will return 70 the Nav
Academy. Annapolis. next week.
Miss Carrie Gray. OF +. K. Jun'
ton. Ky. who has been visiting NJ
and Mrs. L. B. Ferguson for sever
days. returned TO her home Monda
Mr.. Il. @. Spencer spent the weel
end with Mrs. Spencer in Staunto
returning tuesday. Mrs. Spenc
will probably be home the last
the week.
Cadet Cyrus Hankins has retur
cd 10 the Y. P. I. 70 resume
studies, after spending his vacau
here with his parents, DR.. and Nj
c. A. Hankins.
DR.. VIM. L. Gatewood. OF Pete
burg. and Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Jon
OF Newport News, left last We
after a delightful visit OF two wee
with Mr.. aud Mrs. r. +. GatewoC
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
To Send Family Back Home.

A family OF veople from New
England. who have been IN hard
luck here for some unc. were as
sisted 20 get back north fsi> week
by that splendid hand cf won. n.
the Kings Daughters. This organi-
cation appealed to The people Of VII
ii3msburg. and they responded IN q
few days. contributing something
ike tnirty-two dollars 20 buy tickets
for the helpless family. They Wi
soon be back with friends and vii
be able 70 take care OF themselves.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
LiGhtfOOt.

Lightfoot. Va. Sept. 2l.-A
p;cked-up baseball team of this
place. played Biglers last Saturday
az Biglers. Score. 3 10 2 IN favor Of
LightfoOt.
Miss Ella Olsen came home Sat
urday night from Richmond for a
few days visit.
Miss Milla Trosvig returned TO
the w. +. I. last week.
Mr.. Leonard Fowler spent Sun
day at Lee Hall.
Miss lea Trosvig came home from
Grove Friday, returning Sunday
evening.
Mr.. n. Gulden and daughter
Miss Alma. were here on business
last Thursday evening.
! Mr.. Bonnie Fenton was calling OF
trends in Newper. News Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Ida Browning visited at Mr.
Waiton's Sunday.
Miss Clara Trosvig went to WI
hamsburg Monday where she Wi
attend the w. +. 1.
Miss Pettitt returned Monda
evening, after two weeks visit
| Pnoebus.
Mr.. w. M. Petutt was visitor
Richmond Tuesday morning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

rs THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT OF rHE CITY OF VII
LIAMSBCRG AND COUNTY OF
JAMES CITY. Oh Tbs I4rH DAY
OF sEPrEMBER. 1910.
Elisha 81 Kauscr aud George rs.
Kauser, her husband Geese. Plaintiffs.
Against
Josephine A. Dewey and II Guiou
Dewey. her husband Doug
lass Buchau. and Eds che Co.
Buchan, an infant. B ID.
Pcachy and Norvclic H.. Hen
lev. Trustees. aud Ch aries w.
Wetmorc, Trustee. ...... Defendants.
The object of this suit Is 60 obtain "a
partition and division ot tnc real estate
of which Margaret Bi-iaud. died seized
and possessed and that 30 thc same ii
not susceptible ot partition iu And. then
tor a sale ol the said real estate and a
distribution 90 proceeds among th,
parties euut.ed thereto. all Tor "a So ttlc
mcut 90 the Administrator s. accounts al
/ the said Margaret bisland and iurthci
| appointment oi a receiver pending thr
/ suit
And an affidavit having been mad
/ and hled that the defendants l0sephiu
/ A. Dewey. Douglass Buchtn and EdYth
K. Buchan aud Charles ~ Wctmocc ar
/ not residents 0i thc State of Virginia. o
is ordered that they do appear here with
10 fifteen days after due pubhcati0
! hereof. and DO what may be necessar
/ 90 protect their interest 10 tnis sul
/ And be- is further ordered that a cop
hereof he published once a week tor tor
weeks in The Virginia Gazette. and th.
a copy be posted AZ the front door OF q
/ court house Of this city aud county ,
or before the next succeeding rule d.
! after 10 IS entered.
A cOpy-Icste;
T. Il. GEDDY. Cler
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Jefferson
Rowe. of Hampton. Va. have an
nounced the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Wayne Morris Rove. 10 Pro
fessor Arthur Davis Wright OF
Fredericksburg. The wedding viii
take place In the home OF the bride
elect. on tuesday afternoon. Oct. IS
Professor Wright was formerly
assistant principal of the Hampton
high schools. but is now the divis
ION superintendent OF schools IL
Fredericksburg. He is an homo
gracuate of Willism and Mary col
lege aud also OF the University O.
Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

York Grange farm received yes
terday a consignment OF Jerusalem
hens from the Holy Land. via the
the Norwegian steamer Sloterdyke.
York Grange has also received a
herd of fine Holstein cattle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

TOR SALE-l1o1J DRY slao
X wood az 50. per cord delivered a
\ 2-horse wagon load. with top
BODY. stove length Sis. Sa we'd oak
and slab mixed az s. per load. Hal
seasoned oak wood a. SO - per cord
Call Iamestown Phoue So. bOuA -
RICuARD HOCGE. City.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

Miss Mary Henley Spencer, OF
the Model school teaching corps,
has been quite sick,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

THE BRAIrHWAlrE UNuERTAk-
ING ESTABLISHMENT mas the
exclusive agency iu aud around
williamsburg. of thc National Oaskct
Co.'S goods. This establishment Is com
oietrlv equipped. under sold bv none lrc-
zari.cs of reports % tlc contrary
furnishes supplies at i-ss cost. and
dcarsc az halithc customary charge q
Licensed Embaimcr. and Trained Nurse
tor shrOudiug. Govern YOURSELF accord
inglv. MRS. w. ~. BEAIrHWAtrE
WILLIAMSBURG. va. southern Bell Phone,
store 80. 81 Residence SO. 81. Lon.
distance connection.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

TOR SALE-Thirteea Brood SOW :
narrowed middle OF August and bred.
20 a thoroughbred jersey Red boar
for sale. with OF without pigs -CHAS.
q. DElSSNE2. -Four Niic Farm. Il. Cd.
Spring Grove. Va. r. K. ID. No. 4.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

%OR SALE.-Store house 25x5O. nice
= yelling. out-houses, oSc. VITA
about 4 acres. 10 thuving country
village near Danvillc. Business good.
fine water. very healthy. Church and
High school Adde'S IS. $. &. Owner.
Box 80 Route No. I. Chatham Va,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22

TOR SALE Tornado Silo - Il. o.
y diameter - q. high. Ia good con
dition. used onc season only. John
A BcchteL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Scenic Route 20 the West.

- AA-r-HAA tH~AAANN - MfAAA1 -
Scenic Route 90 the West.
Fat Vesdbulcd rrai1s. parlor Cars 90
Richmond Pullma1 Slcc1crs 20 L-1uis-
vile. Cincinnati. Chicago. So. louis
WEsrHOCND DAILY rRAfN-.
Nv. Williamsburg lO-3T "a az. and 5.3T
r 90. Direct connections for ail
points West. Northwest and south
wcst.
sOld Point
~ Williamsburg 9.5s a. u.. aad ass
p no,
Locals Tor Newport News
~, Williamsburg 9.12 a. u., 6.1s r. %
Locals Tor Riehm3nd
" williamsburg $50 a. w.. sis
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-22
Special Notices.

II RAITHWAtIE TRANSFER co
hHauhng Trunks. Merchandise an
General Hauling all phone 80
store. or II. Rcsi6en>c IL ?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
LEAGUE.
STANDING

GAME TODAY.
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RAILROAD Y. M. c. A.
LEAGUE.
STANDING
GAME TODAY.

Adams VS. Station.
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Tennis

padding Gold Medal
Jacket SSHl- Sp7-I-
--s Championship
Tennis Balls. 8 coz
Nets 500 90
shoes $50 o. s. 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24
Base Ball
Athletics

I Everything for Track 1T
and Field Shoes IL NH
/ 800 % F5.G15 Shirts. NCS
z 51c 20 S---s- Pants. soc ~ -
% SIS; Jerseys and MI
Lsweaters- T@
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24

II Navy had more men like Watson,
a real ball team would be in the fiel0.
Watson is at all times on the Job. and
plays with as much pepper as any third
sacker in the league. He tries ali the
time, and is hard at work on the lines
when his team is at the bat
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24

HandibOe and Hessler pulled or a
great fielding stunt IN the second Inning.
Harsh pOled one by ThOman. HandfbOe
went over fast and without straighten-
ing threw to first. Hessler gathered in
the low throw and the runner was beat
en- out by q short foot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24

Since r. B. Bond has taken the man
agership OF the TwiDing team, in the
Independence League, he has started
things in the right spirit He prompt
II strengthened the team, and gave II
new life, which may make them q
factor in the pcnnant race, and has
also fitted up a gymnasium in the
basement OF his residence for the
benefit OF the TWintng lads This
movement is something new IN the
amateur baseball circles. and has met
with . great deal of approval on ali
cFERc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24

The grand finale of Manhattan in the
Independence League. yesterday, saved
for it the first place Twining had IT
decisiveiy beaten in the first three
rounds, but the never-give-in spirit in
Manhattan helped them through an
eight-inning rally in which they tied
the score, 6 TO 6.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24

Boreland must be given credit for an
excellent performance in the boy The
Commissioners were unable 70 get anv-
thing on him and his record OF seven
strIke-outs. with only ore base on halls
IS excellent for the six innings ne
worked. Had he started in the result
might have been different
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24

Buscher was touched I'D for thirteen
hits. but managed - Get away with his
game. For that matter both pitchers
were pounded as there were but three
men in the game who failed to get hits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24

The Commissioners frightened I'D in
first place in consequence of a white
wash administered to the Navy team.
Byrd held the Sailors safe all the way
and broke the strilSe-out record for the
Departmental League with twelve.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24

WoOdburu and Petworth will fight Il
out today In the event that Wood
burn wins there will be a close race
between the three leaders and a great
contest is expected PetwOTth gained
the lead when BrightwOOd defeated
Takoma in a ten-inning contest Tues
day. The upset was unexpected and to-
days game may make a double tie for
first hOnOTs. II PetwOTth wins the lead
may be held for this week at least
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-24

The Commissioners viii in all proba-
biiity start a series OF games to keep
IN practice for the post season games.
1t looks now as though few of the
postponed games would be played off.
In this event the Commissioners will
have the pennant and are forthwith
making. effort to keep IN shape for the
games later.