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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-09
BIZ pollard & Bagby
AUCTION SALE

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOME, NO.
.4os N. ROBINSON STREET. BE-
TWEEN KENS1NGToN AND
STUART AVENUES.
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Aurttnu Scales, Future 7BapG
By c. L. & Fl. L. Denoon
Real Estate Auctioneers.
rRusTEE,s AUCTION SADIE


MOE DWELLING. CONTAINING SIX
ROOMS AND LOT 60 FEEi FRONT.
ON PURDIE AVENUE, IN WAIVER
I.Y, FULTON. HILL.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
January Is. 1909, recorded in clsrk'ss Of
flee Henrico Circuit Court, d. B. 1S4 A,
page 304, and at request OF note holder,
default having been made in payment
Of notes secured in said deed, Will
sell by auction on the premises. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1910.
at a o'clock p NJ, the real estate de.
scrihed In said deed as all those two
certain lots of land, with all the Inn
provements thereon. lying and being
in the county OF Henrico, Va. on the
south side Of Purdie Avenue, deslg.
mated as lots Nos. IS and SO In the sub
division OF block No. 8, in the plan OF
"4 FERNS; Cash to pay expenses OF
sale. any taxes due and to pay two
notes OF $24 each, with interest on
same, credit as to note OF $24, due July
IL 1910 and notes OF SEA and $500,
both due January A. 1911; balance al
one and two years, 6 per cent. interest,
or all cash at option OF purchaser.
C, l.. DENooN. Trustee.
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#eetit1Qs.
ofnce Of the Secretary.

once OF the Secretary
Richmond, Va. November !. 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
holders of the Washington South
erne Railway Company will be
held at its office, in the city OF
Richmond. Va, on MONDAY. the .21st
day OF November. 1910. at IL o'clock
The stock transfer books will be
closed at O'clock P. NJ. Friday. Mo-
vember II, 1910 and reopened at 10
O'clock A. NJ. Tuesday. November 22
NORMAN GALL.
Secretary.
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.uitruavs ans =.

lEts-uGlsS Is'tt5
An ESTABLISHED STOCK AND BOND
house requires the services Of three
statesmen to represent IL i'll different
localities and to travel Virginia.
Ability only will limit their earn
Z ings. Although experience is un-
necessary, applications will not be
considered unless references and
complete Information are contained
, therein. Special consideration will
be given applicants who will con-
2 slider making a change from their
present vocations. Address 20.
care Times Dispatch.
WE HAVE SOMETHING NEW FOR
statesmen making small towns, a
neat, clean. quick selling pocket side
line; il interested. write for order
book to-day TWENTIETH CEN
TURY MFG. CO., 1903 Wells Street,
Chicago.
SALESMAN FOR RICHMOND TERRI
tory: permanent employment; high
grade proposition; specially man pre-
ferred Inquire II to /, o to We'd
nesday, Room 800 Murphy's Hotel.
soL1cIroRs-Two BRIGHT, ENER-
getic men to canvass for a new. at
tractive proposition. Call to II
only. SYLVESTER -KEL1HER, III
4 South Ninth Street.
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WANTED, F'rRST-CLASs5 STEEL TANK
and tower crcctor. thoroughly e@pe-
rienced and reliable; state age, rel
s ercnces and wages. w. " CALD +.
WELL co, INCORPORATED. Louis.
VILE XIV.
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OWING TO BAD HEALTH, WILL
sell a well-established retail furni-
ture business, situated In good
North Carolina town of 10000 in
habitants. Business can be increas-
ed; net earnings exceed 200 Might
consider part investment. Ad-
dresa Is Y. care Times -Dispat ch.
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FOR WAGONS Go TO RICHARDSON
BROS, els Brook Avenue. Madison
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miscellaneous.
- Y = = =, = =
SHOE REp4ATRINt5.

&c HALE SOLE MEMS shoEs;
ladies', coo; children's. 40c and up;
every pair sewed. DiSEW.S t'L -!
Main Phone Monroe 1861.
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IeQal nntites.


vtRGfNrA--fN THE CIRCUIT COURT
or THE COUNTY OF HENR1Co, NO
MEMBER 1, 1910:
The Board OF Supervisors OF Hen.
rico county ..,..........3.,.P Plaintiff
Yersu3
Trustees OF the Virginia Confer
ence Orphanage of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. and III.
s. HutzIer. or others whom 1t
may concern defendants
1t appearing to the court that the
Board of Supervisors OF Henrico county
has this day filed. under the provisionss
Of the act concerning the exercise or
eminent domain, a petition for the ap.
pointment Of commlssion,sr,s 3 : OK TINS ~.
others whom IL may concern, and that
there is no published IN ,h ths
the notice for the application OF COM
mlssioncrs. as provided for ~ said pc
tition. be published in The Times-Dis-
patch, a newspaper published IN the
city of Richmond. Va.
Teste: SAMUEL p. wADpII,L
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WANTED. SEVERAL GOOD TIMERS
and furnace workers. Apply at once
BONNEY & DOZIER, al Church
street opposite Freemason. Norfolk,
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tStIuatlons lGtai1tfu. -lfemale.

LADY OF RETIREMENT WIsHEs Po.-
sition as companion and nurse 70
room: references exchanged Ad-
dress NJ. 100e East Clay,
ny THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
stenographer: several years IN gov
eminent service: has handled money
and could assist on books. Aoofess
B 80, care Times-Dispatcn.
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XeaI G5iate tnr Ael1I.

Zeal estate for Rfl1I.
roR RENT OR SALE, HOTEL SOUTH
ern. nice. large. furnishea h io.s,,
beautifully situated; shady lawn,
Main street. near Southern Halfway
denot. v. A. BOWLING, Boydton'
Va, ------
RENT OUR SERVICES AND WELL.
rent your property. j. y. CoN"EL-
IN &, co,
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ToR SALE. JACKSON WARD LOT;
very cheap. Apply 6f5 Brook Ave-
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Ten other good farms. within seven ~
miles Of Richmond, ranging from so
to $50 acres: good buildings; terms
TO suit. the buyers. CARY j.. Bsa-
DIES. Route /, Richmond, Va. Phone
cnilntN Zinc. 1l11.
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50 ACRES; EIGHT room DIV ELLIMG;
large barn all necessary outbuild-
ings: miles from Richmond; acres
in cultivation; balance in original
growth timber.
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q
NJ 1 Nrrp BRIGHT, ACTIVE SALES
girls, with or without experience; ior
ali 'departments; references required
MILLER 6, RHOADS.
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AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN TO Be
come travelling statesmen; experience
unnecessary. write for particulars.
BRADSTREET SYSTEM. Rochester,
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aol;uatlons dManteh. 1T.H'r

WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN WHO
writes a good. legible hand and with
office experience. position in whole
sale house; best OF references fur
nished Address IL, care Times
niSnatch.
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j. ssSs2n. :thiai..

YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN.
Inent position; $50 month; write Tor
list of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. 39I-A, Rocnester.
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
FOR HENRICO COUNTY.
BY Julien Gum,
Attorney.
Teste: SAMUEL P. wADDILL,
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WANTED, FOUR FIRST CLASS soil
citors. Apply to-day. X. II. fATES.
Circulation Manager. The Timcs-Dis-
patch.
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we will sell at auction, on the prem
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HOW DO YOU FIND YOUR UNI
brella on rainy morning. Is 1t
ready for use, or Is 1t leaking and
limping with q broken rib? We stop
leakages and supply new ribs. MRS
a. j. PYLE. 3l5 North Fifth Street.
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YnltiirD--.Mal as,f NliIe satRfh.
EGGS WILL SOON BIZ 40C PEK
OZFsNr-FEED "W.sJ IT, SCRATCH
n AND MASH FEEDS TO YOUR HENS
AND HAVE EGGS no SELL, w.
TODp'S SONS, 426 NORTH .SiAitt
STREET,
FOR SALE, GOOD WORK HORSE;
h city broke. Apply to 1919 Twentieth
street,
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FOR SALE, WAGONS, BUGGIEs, SUR
reys <and runabouts: q good top
buggy for Si5. surrey. $50. one light
truck: one light furniture wagon.
THOS. II. DUKE & CO, SOL Brook
Ayenlie
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Entlfe8.

sTENoGlAPHY AND bookkEEPlNG
Thoroughly taught at reasonaoie tul-
tier rates; day and evening sessions.
Telephone. call or write for partlcu-
lars. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
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FOR SALE. TOP BUGGIES. 345. f65.
SIS. ss5: runabouts, ss5. 1s5. 375:
surreys. s110. s125. s175. THOS. II.
DUKE g. CO.. SEA Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE, VIRGINIA. GRAY WINTER
oats OF our own growing; spring
seeded. so to 65 cents per bushel;
fall seeded. so to So cents. LEWIS
GINTER LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT Co. Madison 4s59-J.
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III YoJI ARE LOOKING FOR a BEAIl-
tiful colonial home not far from tne
city, on large, rich fariii, ana ~
YOU can buy bargain. Call at our
Office no information given over ,,I
phone. AMOS e. POlNpEhiEis'
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-05

part ofthe city at the funeral Of A
Livingstone. who was to have started
in the l00-mile race. but who wa.
killed in practice here two days ago
After the hvBm there was Il long sill
ence, respected by ali the thousand,
in the inclosue. The drivers stared
lard with tear-dimmed eyes ut tn,
painted moods OF their machines.
Suddenly the band STATED a two-stel
the racing engines coughed and Liv-
ingstone. the King Of the dirt track.
had passed forever from speedway
events. New speed kings were throw,
ing the clutches into position and thc
big thee was on.
Joe Dawson and Bob BuInam were
the stars Of racing Thursday. toe for
mer by his breaking the local track
record from ] to 90 miles and the lat
ter by his sensational work ia thu
ten-miIe free-for-all.
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CELEBRATED TENOR
WILL POSITIVELY APFEAR

Since tie announcement has beer
made that the Sheehan English GRAM
Opera Company viii give q perform
aneo Of Verdi's III Trovatore" at til
Winchester opera house, Thursda,
evening, November 10th, numerou,
inquiries have been made as to whet
or or not Joseph T. Sheehan, Amer
cas- greatest tenor, viii sing at til,
performance here and the manage
ment take this means of stating tnai
Mr.. Sheehan himself Will positively
sing and furthermore will guarante,
to refund money should the famou
star not appear.
Inasmuch as Mr.. Sheehyn's con
tracts call for his appearance in Chi
ago and Boston practically exclus
lively for the next two years this wi
10 doubt be the last opportunity w
will have of hearing his golden vote,
for some time.
In spite Of the fact of the grea,
tenor singing himself as we'll as hi;
entire all star east including Mis-:
Elaine De Seldom. the wonderful
French contralto, Miss Grace Nelson
the American singer whose remark
able voice has caused a sensation
throughout this country and abroad
II.
baritone from the Royal Opera. Com
pany. London, England. and the en-
tire balance of principals as well as
the excellent chorus. popular price;
will prevail in order to give all en- OPP
portunity of hearing what is no doubt
the. greatest performance of III
Trovatore" ever given in the English
language.
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LECTURES At
K. ". COLLEGE
0pie Read Holds Audience Entrancet
With His representation of "Olt
Lin Juckln."

Opie Read, famous lecturer, phil
osopher and author, delivered a lee.
ture at Kentucky Wesleyan Collegt
Friday night ON the subject: "Olt
Lin Jucklin."
The distinguished gentleman wa.
given hearty welcome. The enter
tainment was delightful all the way
through, and the audience was en-
thusiastic.
Being a Southerner himself, the
Southern dialect comes to Mr.. Rea6
freely and naturally and almost un-
consciously, and mis- intrepretat ton
Of the negro dialect is especially true
and rich. He is equally at home in
representing the Kentucky colonel
Mr.. Raed is a man whose proportions
are very large and he towers above
the man of ordinary statue like q
giant. His personal appearance
such that he could not but attract at
tention anywhere. His hair is long
and black and somewhat bushy. He
Is bIimful of humor at all times. and
his stock of witty remarks and bright
stories is never near the point Of ex-
n9ustion.
His impersonation Of cold Lin
Jucklin," village wit and philoso-
pierre. IS che Of the finest works OF
the kind ever presented.
Opie Read has o reputation that
is world wide and his works, which
nave been before the people fol
many years, are read wherever clean
iumor is appreciated.
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DECIDES FOR
CONTESTANTS
Isle viii Case Which Has Attracted
Wide Attention Over the County.
Genes TO CloSe.

The Claiborne Lisle viii case which
has consumed the entire week came
! to a close Saturday morning when
the Jury after being ont only a short
while came in and returned verdict
finding TO rthe contestants.
The ease, watch started Monday,
has attracted the attention of the
whole county and eaeh day the court
house was filed with interested spec
tators. TIE interest was due to the
popularity of Mr. Lisle, who during
as life was Il prominent farmer and
| business man of unusual ability.
Both sides in the litigation were
prominent and had large number Of
friends who were interested in the
utcome Of the case.
The hearing Of testimony was be-
gun Monday morning. Judge J. NJ.
Benton the regular Judge, declined
to act and Judge Walker, of Dan
vile, was appointed by Governor
Wilson. Both sides were well rep
resented, Attorneys Pendleton, Bush
and Bush and Col John r. Allen for
the contestants, and Attorneys J. "
Stevenson. J. F. VIM, Robert Hlr-
din and F. II. Haggard for the pro-
pOnents. The taking Of testimony IN
the case was finished Friday morning
and Mr.. d. L. Pendleton addressed
the jury for the contestants, followed
BY Hon. John NJ. Stevenson for the
proponents. Col. Allen followed Mr..
Stevenson and Saturday morning Mr..
Harding closed for the proponents.
The case was given into the hands
Of the jury about IL o'clock and they
returned their verdict after about an
hours deiberation. Following was
the verdict:
1--WE, the jury, find that the papers
dated December Goth. 1909, referred
to in the evidence are not the last
will of Claiborne Lisle." The verdict
vas signed by ten iurymen, as fol-
lows: r. G. Wallis. DC. Gailispie,
P. l.. Skinner, D. H. Haggard, Joe
bergman, w. f. Heflin. f. t. Cur
Y. w S. Keene, P. II. Adams and J.
J Thornton. Two did not sign. They
we're Messrs. Charles Hadley and R
f. Fox.
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AUDITORIUM.

The two musical Graces, the feat
ire act on the bill at tie Auditorium
theatre Friday night, displayed rare
ability on the violin ard the cello.
These young ladies have splendid
musical act, having received their
musical training in Europe and pre-
senting an act rarely seen on VAIL
deville circuit. James O'Neill. nov
city equihbrist and acrobat, also has
nice act. His act is different from
the usual run of acrobatic acts and
was highly enjoyed by a large aud
fence Friday night. This same bill
with two new pictures will give two
performances Saturday night at 30
o'clock and 8:45.
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SEN. McCREARY
IS INTERVIEWED
And Gives Out Answer to the Sour
riIous Circular That Has Been
Sent Over the State.

In an interview published in Thu
Lexington Herald, Senator james E
McCreaIy answers the scurlilous cir.
cular affecting him that has beer
sent broadcast over the Sttac. Tn,
following are the main points Of tn,
interviews
81 have never heretofore given any
attention to unsigned circulars. TIL,
failure of the author to sign his nam,
shows fraud and fslsehood TIE cir
cular scattered broadcast over tht
State in the last few days, and just
before an important Congressiona1
election headed Palisan,' published
1t Paris, Tenn. and mailed at New
port, Ky, has a column with the cap
ton Resurrected by Governor Nc
Creary,' and it presents so many falls
foods and is so scurrilous that it re
quires some notice.
THE circular says 'Beckham and
Haly will be resurrected by ex-Gov-
ernor McCreary, with the aid of Mr..
John C. c. Mayo. The Beckham.
Haly and Mayo combination want Nc
CreaIy to run in the race for Cover
nor so that if he gets elected they
can take the affairs Of the State in
hand and control all of the offices
and organizations. They expect .tc
help accomplish this by electing Ru-
fus Vansan Lieutenant Governor
II have not seen or communicated
with Governor Beekham III a number
of months. When | delivered by in
vitation an address at Frankfort, KY.
last February at the unwilling and
dedication of the GOebel monument, J
met Governor Beckham for a few
moments in the opera house. He ha,
never announced, according to my IL
formation, who he will support for
Governor, and | have no means Of
knowing his position on any question
relating to the race for Governor.
may say the same with regard t,
Percy Haly. I have seen him onl
2 few times in months and he has not
told ne who he will support for any
State office. have heard Rufus Nr-
s7nt say he would not be a candi
date for Governor or for any othe.
office
On this connection 7 wish to say
wart and I viii seek the support Of.
III D mocrats. No candidate for
State Office cen be elected unless he
has tic cordial support Of practically
al tLo Democrats in Kentucky. Thu
Demo cratic majority in Kentucky Is
small and We lost the State at the last
election Of State officers by about
18.0C0 votes.
81 wish TO say also thot ! have
made no alliance with any candidate
or with any individual in connectioa
With M race for Governor"
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-AUTOISTS STAND
WITH BpREO HEADS
While Funeral Services Were Held
Over Remains of AL Livingston,
Who Was Killed in Practice.

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. "a drama
new to American automobile racing
was enacted onthe Atlanta Speedway
lust before the start of the 100-nnle
race Thursday.
With the strains of "Nearer. Ny
God to Thee" floating from the grand
stand band nine big racing cars lined
M at tie starting wire, their engines
stilled for fifteen minutes. while theil
drivers with barred heads waited fol
TIE last prayer to be said in anothe,
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KICKED FROM
FIRE ESCAPE
One Woman is Killed anu Several
Persons Are Injured BY Fires in
Sections Of New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-One woman
was killed, sevelcl persons were
injured, and there were numbers Of
narrow escapes in fires in various sec
tons ofthis city Friday. Mrs. Re
becca Aener was the woman killed.
She is declared by witnesses to have
been kicked from the third floor of 9
fire escape while she was fleeing with
Ter husband and children from fire
set by an incehdi;ry in the Clinton
street tenement in which they lived.
The woman's assailcnt escaped uni
Identified.
The damages are estimated at one
hundred thousand dollars.
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AGED CITIZEN is
INSTANTLY KILLED
Buggy in Which Mr.. J. N. HayeIben
Gi DsnviIe, Was Riding, Struck BY
Delivery Wagon.

DANVILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-Mr. j.
\. HGvelben, 65 years of age, was
instantly killed at o'clock Thurs
day evening when the buggy in which
he was driving was overturned by q
delivery wagon driven by two boys.
Mr.. Havelben. who was driving
from the city to his farm about two
miles from town was thrown from his
vehicle from the impact caused by
the collision of the buggy and the
wagon. He is survived by his wife
three daughters and one son.
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Lights were ordered placed on Al
ALBANIA street and one at the corner
Of Main and French avenue.
1t was ordered that two bonds OF
one thousand each be allowed f. T.
Lewis Company With interest from
April 1st for the work done on the
leverage system as reported by con-
sulting engineer. 1t WIS ordered thai
the city engineer act with the sewer
arc committee in employing his help
The City Treasurer was directed
10 present bonds Nos. 3, + and ) OF
y eco each and to demand payment
ia cash for same with interest at Az
per cent. from April lst and TO place
5he amount to the credit Of the sew
erage construction fund.
The E. I. Lewis Company proposed
to surrender sewerage bonds 3, and
) with interest at AZ per cent
mounting to $3,079.8z This propo-
,ition was accepted and the treasur-
~ was ordered to pay for same out
# the sinking fund and the clerk
vas directed to keep same and de
roy them in the presence Of the
'0uncil at It's next meeting. When TIE
,ity loans It's sinking fund out it get
5ut . per cent and this Will save the
.ity 21a per cent Crossings We're
ordered placed as follows: One
across Broadvcy from kerr's mill
to the post-oflice; smother on Broad
| way from Massie's shoe store t.
Grubbs & Benton and one on Fairfax
from residence Of Mr.. J. NJ. Woods
to the old Baptist church.
The Clark County Board of Con-
troll were ordered to appear instanter
before the Board of Council to show
cause if they can. why they should
not be assessed with $250,000 worth
of tobacco which was in Clark county
subject to taxation on April LIST, 1910,
which property VS. emitted ~ As
SCISSOR and Board of Supervisors.
Mr.. d. /. Pendleton appeared for the
board and discussed the matter. Mr..
Jones moved that it be charged with
two million pounds of tobacco valued
at cents, totoal of $1,750, subject
for taxation that year. The motion
was carried unanimously and Mr.. F.
Fl. Haggard was directed to collect
this amount.
Mr.. ]. Smith Hays was allowed
$3.50 commission for causing the sale
of the sewerage bonds to be made to
the E. 7. Lewis Company.
Mr.. S. H. Rutledge was allowed
$416.66 beck pay and $3.50 for De-
tober.
Another ordinance was passed with
reference to the presenting Of bills to
the city.
Tie street and alley committee
was directed to see to opening an al
ley on Hill street also one back OF
the opera house running from Fair
fax to Hickman.
II was ordered that JOHN Boone b.
refunded So for poll taxes paid by
him.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS
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ROUTINE BUSINESS
TRANSACTED BY BOARD.

The Clark County Board Of Educa-
ion met Saturday morning in the
flee of County Superintendent J. L.
Ianter in their regular monthly meet
ng. Nothing Of Importance came
,efore the Board and only routine
business such as allowing accounts
md minor matters were passed ou.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-05
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

New furnace installed. Protract-
ed meeting starts Sunday morning
DR.. ]. W. Porter, of Lexington and
his gospel singer viii assist in the
service. The meeting will continue
for about two weeks.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-05
SELLS INTEREST
IN BUSINESS
Y. L. Bramhlett, and George RAM
sey viii Conduct Saloon, 3. n.
Talbot Resigning.

Mr. 3. II. Talbot Saturday sold
us interest in the saloon business
N North Main street to Mr.. w. L.
}ramblett, Of Carlisle. Mr. Bran
,lett with Mr. George Ramsey, will
conduct the business in The future
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-05
TOD late TO CLASSIFY

lOST-Between PiersalPs store and
bridge on Paris pike, pocket book
containing two one dollar bills.
Mrs. W. f. Lawrence. 11-5-1t.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-05

L0ST-Door key with vaHse tag
marked s. A. NJ. Return to Neys'
Office. 11-5-3t.