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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-24
Solves a Deep Mystery.

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of my heart" wrote c. B, RAIDER of Lew
isburg, w. Va, "for the wonderful dou-
BILE benefit / got from Electric Bitters,
in curing me OF both severe case OF
stomach trouble and OF rheumatism,
from which I had been an almost help
less sufferer for ten years. 1t suited my
case as though made just for me" For
dyspepsia, indigestion. jaundice and TO
rid the system Of kidney poisous that
cause rheumatism, Electric Bitters has
no equal. Try them. Every bottle is
guaranteed to satisfy Only SOC at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-24
GRANITEVTLLE.

Regular meeting OF branch No. Y. @
w ]. y. of N. A., Wednesday evening
January %. All members are requested
to attend Per order rec. sec.
Regular meeting of camp 1902. M. w
of A., Thursday evening, January 20
at o'clock sharp. Members are re-
quested to attend Initiation. Per order
clerk.
Regular meeting of Court Rob Roy
No 6, Foresters of America, Tuesday
evening, January "a. All members re-
quested to attend Business of impor-
lance comes before the meeting. Per
order fin. sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-24
EAST BARRE.

NJ. w HyIand was in East Barre on
business yesterday.
Miss Grace Nye is at home from the
hospital and is feeling much better.
The Chelsea Dramatic company had
a full house at the play and dance given
last Friday evening, which were much
enjoyed.
Winona council No. ;, D. of p, win
hold its regular meeting Wednesday
evening, Jan. p. There viii be a whist
party after the meeting. Everybody
welcome. Ladies bring cake or dough-
nuts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-24
TALK OF The TOWN

Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
Phone Cutler Bros. No. 100, if you
want surrey anywhere in the city;
price Is cents.
The spring style book is now in at
Perry's. The quarterly book for only
20 cents; patterns included with the
same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-24
MONTPELIER.
Nesbit and Barnet Under $500 Bonds
Both In Jail.

Nesbit and Barnet Under $500 Bonds,
Both In Jail
William John Nesbit, alias John Wal
lace, who was accused Of perjury com
mitted in county court when the case
against Larry Sweeney was up, was
yesterday arraigned. lie waived exam
nation and was placed under $500 bonds
for his appearance at the next term OF
county court Being unable to obtain
the amount, he was sent back TO jail
to remain until the next term Of court.
He was released from jail only yester-
day. after serving a sentence Tor m
toxication The man had persisted IN
the statement that hiss name was not
Nesbit. but yesterday be acknowledged
that It was and that he gave his name
as Wallace so his relatives would not
know he had been sent TO Jail The au-
thorities are aware that there have
been many cases OF perjury in court
lately and are trying to put stop TO
it,.
A son was born Sunday at Heaton
hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutch
inson of Worcester.
Miss Ethel prouty Is III with scarlet
fever aud her father. 4. II. Prouty, IS
quarantined at his home.
An original pension has been granted
Mrs. Mary H. Gould OF this city, at
the rate OF Sl2 per month, from August
.. 1910.
John Barnes narrowly escaped drown
ing SUNDAY afternoon. while skating on
the north branch. Going where the ice
had recently been cut. il gave way and
be went into the lev water. His cries
for help brought someone with boat
hook and he was rescued, but not until
he was nearly exhausted.
The city Of Montpelier yesterday
served papers on the town Of Moretown
to recover 800 for the care and support
OF John Bower. who died recently at
Heaton hospital. Montpelier claims that
Moretown was his legal residence, which
the latter place contests. The writ Is
returnable in city court Jan. 81.
Fred Barnet Of Middlesex. who was
arrested a few days ago in Elmore on
the charge of stealing q horse from the
Griffith livery stable in Moretown, WAS
given hearing there yesterday. He
waived examination and was bound over
to county court in $500 bail, This he
could not furnish and was brought to
county Jail to await trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-24

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 50-cent bottle
Of Green's Warranted Syrup Of Tar, II
il fails to cure your cough OF cold. We
also guarantee a 25-eent bottle to prove
satisfactory. OF money refunded
Red Cross Pharmacy, +. :. Drown.
c. H. Kendrick a Co. d. +. Davis,
George l.. Edsou, J. d. Macarthur.
". h. Miles & Co, McAihster Bros,
d. {. Howard, J. 4. Cumming,
J. W Parmenter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
DON'T TELL /,
| AM A DETECTIVE
MYSTERIOUS STRANGER IN CAP
is HERE TO GIVE REAL So

LUTON OF MYSTERY.
Ssh n -h-h-hi I'm "a detect

Sh-h-h-h-h-h! I'm IL detective"
Il represent one OF the New Yorks.
Newspaper man. Wait a minute.
Don't say anything.
He laid his finger on his lips to
indicate silence and stealthily walk
ed over and closed door leading out
of the private office OF Special Agent
L.. l.. Scherer, Of the Chesa peake and
Ohio, who Is in charge of the inves-
tigation of the Beattie murder case.
The door being closed to his salts
faction, he returned to his former
position in front of the special agent
having caused that gentleman to
make a complete revolution in his re-
revolving chair as he kept his eyes
on this new specimen of Sherlock
Holmes.
Having arrived at the chair in
which he had previously been invited
to sit, he sank down and relaxed to
a certain degree. So did Mr.. Scherer
long enough To size up his visitor,
lie was q smooth-fa ced. sdllow young
man of the brunette type, standing
all of five feet five. He was dressed
modestly in a blue serge coat and sub
dued trousers of light shade, his
dome of thought being crowned with
a checked cap, which he forgot to
remove.
''Y on are all wrong on this case.
! he remarked confidentially TO Mr..
Scherer. I'm here To show you up.
did it in a mild way in the story
! ! sent out last night. See ii this
morning? You didn't? Well. nevtr
mind. That was just a marker to
what I'm going 10 do before | get
! through with these investigators, who
think they know something.
| You people are all wrong and
ripped you up the back in my story
! Last night. I'm here to solve this
I mystery and before | leave here. the
people will know that / have been In
! town"
SO Kind Of you. What did you say
I your name is2 Never mind Sorry
I you are in such a hurry. Good day
! and the big, goodpatured special agent
! closed the door on his mysterious
( visitor, who he had been edgins
nearer the exit as he passed him a
! few pleasant rejoinders.
! That's the worst one of the lot
! up TO now" remarked Mr.. Scherer,
/ but We'll have more right along
/ perhaps not of that variety, however.
Later in the day Attorney Harry
NJ Smith. who is defending the case,
was hurried from his Office tc
Stumpf's hotel in answer to a tele-
/ phone communication that some one
was there to give him valuable in
/ formation for the defense. Mr.. Smith
/ met the mysterious stranger in the
/ checked cap and gave him just one
minute of his valuable time,
Then he fed.
/ The mysterious stranger is still in
the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
BURGLAR STEALS
COSTLY DIAMONDS
ENTERS w. n. HooFNAGlE'S
APARTMENT AND GETS AWAY
WITH JEWELRY.

While Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Hoofna-
gle. of 20l East Franklin Street, were
out driving Wednesday evening. a thief
entered their apartments. pried open "A
drawer in a bureau in their bed room
and made off with d diamond brooch
and three diamond clustered rings.
When they returned from driving the
theft was discovered bat the thief had
left no tracks behind and there is prac-
tically no clue which the detectives
can work.
1t is suspected that the thief used a
skeleton key TO get into the apartments
and also in effectiag an entrance into
the bed room. II is also practically GER
tain that the thief was familiar with
the movements OF the occupants Of the
fat, as evidenced by the fact that ii
time for the burglary was selected
when they were absent.
The theft occurred between the hours
of 7 and r. NJ. and was reported to
the police soon afterward
Mrs. Hoofnagie particularly priced
the diamond brooch which was bridal
gift from her husband. One of the
rings she purchased last summer white
abroad and she priced that very high
~, too.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
JURORS WILL PROBE
TRUE REFORMER BANK

The grand jury will resume it's in
quiry this morning in tho Hastings
Court into the affairs Of tho dafuuct
True Reformers Bank. The inquisi-
tors are also scheduled to devote soma
time to the matter of delinquent IL
cense taxes.
l.. b. Phillips, bookkeeper for the
defunct bank, was in Police Court
yesterday In answer TO additional
charges OF forgery In connection with
the banks affairs. The charges were
certified to the Hastings Court
A meeting. al. the depositors and
stockholders OF the bank has been
called for tonight. at which time
Will be thoroughly discussed. 1t Is
said that the meeting 10 called to sat
isfy some Of the disseminated deposi-
tors who desire information regarding
the relations of the two institutions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
TWO BOYS ARRESTED
AS SNEAK THIEVES

James Kenny. fifteen years old, who
says his home Is at 1240 Ashland
street. and Charles Fox. aged twelve
who gives his address as 9i4 Beverly
street were arrested last night BY
Detective krengel on suspicion of
being the sneak thieves who entered
the home of Mrs. NJ. f. Robinson at
11o1 West Main street Wednesday
afternoon and stole handbag con-
tanning 81 and "A pair of gold trimmed
eyeglasses.
Kenny was arrested at Harrison and
Cary street and Fox was apprehended
at Beach and Main streets, At tho
Second police station. the boys ad-
mitted having been In the reformatory
for stealing and confessed entering
the home OF Mrs. Robinson. according
10 the police. The lads said they
clint bed a rear fence and entered the
house by rear door. They found
the handbag on table in the dining
room.
The young prisoners were escorted
to the first police station by Inspee-
tor Thompson and Bicycle Policeman
Latham.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
FIREMAN MEsC0
HAS CLOSE SHAVE
THOUGH HEAVY ENGINE RUNS
OVER ARM, He Is But
SLIGHTLY HURT

Although the wheels of a massive
fire engine weighing 5000 pounds
passed over his right arm. i. J.
Mesco, Of 229 South Laurel street,
driver for Engine Company No. g.,
escaped with comparatively little in
jury to the limb.
The accident occurred early yes
terday afternoon, when the company
was responding to an alarm of fire
from box SO, as result of slight
blaze in the Albemarle Paper Mill
In the vicinity of Hollywood Gene
terry.
1t appears that in driving through
the cemetery en- route to the fire
Mesco was suddenly thrown off the
engine, as he held his horses In check
in an effort to prevent them from
running into hose wagon going
down an incline just ahead of him.
Fireman K. l.. Gilman was also seated
on the engine, but he escaped in
jury, retaining his seat in the rear.
Mesco was removed to Virginia
Hospital In the. city ambulance. and
II was said last night that he was
very slightly hurt. On his way to
the hospital Mesco smoked a ciga-
rette nonchalantly and seemed to be
little disturbed over the close shave
he had had.
Some OF the men on the hose wag-
on were J. w. Wener. A. r. Matt,
V. ]. Goode.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
TO
MEET IN OCTOBER
PRESIDENT ALLEN. OF STATE
ASSOCIATION. ASKS FTNE-DAY
LEAVE FOR MEMBERS.

Postmaster Edgar Allan. Jr.. as
president Of the Virginia Postmasters
Association, on yesterday made april
cation to tho postmaster general Tor
"A five-day leave of absence for all
postmasters in the State who desire
to- attend the annual meeting of the
association. which will meet in this
city the first three days If the Viz
ginia State Fair. the week OF Octo-
Der g.
The ave-day leave is asked for in
order To give the pestmasters oppor-
tunity TO be here throughout the fair
meet.
The headquarters OF the Postmas-
,ers' Association will be at the JEFF
ferson Hotel and Richmond will do
It's best to make the dealers in post
age stamps have An enjoyable visit
here while Mr., Allan will see that
no stone is left unturned to make
the 1a1I convention one both Of
pleasure and profit.
Mr.. w. Il. Nick elney, OF Cape
Charles, is secretary OF the assoc.a-
tion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
EMPLOTES OF CITY
WANT MORE MONEY

In order to look into the matter of
increased wages for employees of the
city gas works. Messrs. A. l.. Won
derlehr and James A. Moncure. mem
bers OF the special subcommittee OF
the council committee on ordinances,
met yesterday afternoon and pre-
pared tentative report. which will
be made public at the next meeting
of the ordinance committee.
At this meeting the ordinance COM
mittee will also take up for consid
GRAFTON the resolution introduced by
Councilman John Hirschberg, asking
that all laborers in the employ OF
the city government be compelled to
work only nine hours a day.
II n .said that II this ordinance ts
put into effect. II will be necessary to
add number Of employees to those
already at work for the city, IN view
OF the fact that II the hours Of en-
ployes are reduced, II will naturally
follow that additional men must be
secured to take their places, thus In
creasing the pay roll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
NEW BUILDINGS
TO COST 100000
PERMITS ISSUED BY BECK CALL
FOR EXPENDITURE OF BIG
SUM.

New building work calling for ex-
penditure OF upward of 100000 was
authorized by Inspector Beck yesterday.
two permits alone aggregating more
than 100000 each.
G.. @. Worsham and G, A. Zincke, to
erect a four story brick warehouse on
the east side of Governor Street. be-
tween Ross and Broad Streets, To cost
s25,000
NJ. Rosenbloom, to erect "a four story
brick store at 1430-32 East Main Street,
to cost $4,000.
D. c. O'Fiaherty, To erect u detached
brick dwelling on the south side of
Monument avenue, between Davis ave
nue. and Addison Street. To cost $4,000.
Zion Baptist church. to erect two
story brick church on the east side
of Decatur Street, between Twentieth
and Twenty first Streets. to cost st2,-
600
Mrs. Elizabeth V Lee, 10 erect a
two story brick tenement on the north
side of Hanover Street, between Davis
Avenue and Robinson Street. to cost
800.
John r. Gayle. to erect a two-story
brick garage in the rear of $500 Floyd
Avenue, to cost 81 coo.
Mrs. Minnie 3. Simpson. to erect a
detached two-story brick dwelling at
22lS Floyd Avenue.
Thomas Druumond. to repair a brick
store and dwelling at 224 South First
Street. to cost 81 so.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
CONVENTION TO
MEET IN ESSEX
DISTRICT CHRISTIAN
CHURCHES TO HOLD FORTY
FIFTH SESSION.
The Tidewater District Convention

The Tidewater District Convention
Of the Christian Churches will hold
it's forty fifth annual meeting with
the Rappahannock church, Essex
county, August 2. 8, and 4.
The delegates from Richmond and
this section win leave on the noon
train for fredericksburg. Tuesday,
August ], where they will take the
boat down the Rappahannock river to
Ware Wharf, arriving there Wednes-
day morning in time FOR the conven-
ton.
Returning the party will leave
Wares Wharf. arriving there Wednes-
ericksburg Friday afternoon. and ar
irving i'm Richmond that night.
This association has forty churches
and membership of $500. Sunday
school enrolment of 4,5ss. The church
has raised during the past year S45,-
600 for missions and other purposes
and the Sunday schools have raised
about $4,000
The delegates from the lower end oi
the District take the boat at Norfolk
leaving there at o'clock Monday af-
ternoon-
The officers of the association are as
follows:
j. l.. Hill president. Richmond, Va
r. c. Hawkins, secretary. Richmond
Va: S. Il. Bates, Jr., treasurer, Rich
mond, Va; J. T. T. Hundley. Norfolk
Va, r. l.. Tennis. Hampton, Va: JONI
c. Neale. Richmond. Va; H. w Ware
Richmond Va: l.. f. rroseclose. New
port News. Va; Gerald Culberson
superintendent of Sunday schools, los
NJ Twenty eighth Street, Richmond
Va; ". W Ford. superintendent OF
Christian Endeavor, s31 Arcade Build
ing. Norfolk, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
TRACTION co. WOULD
PROTECT HUMAN LIFE
so 1T Is A6SoLvED OF CHARGE
OF FAILING TO SPRINKLE
STREET.

On its plea that 1t il dangerous to
sprinkle water along tracks on the
slope of hill. the Virginia Railway
and Power Company was acquitted in
the Hastings Court yesterday of the
charge of failing to properly sprinkle
Broad Street between Eighteenth and
Twenty-fourth Streets. The case came
up on appeal from police court where
fine of $40 was imposed.
The company did not deny respon-
sibility in the matter but claimed that
failure TO comply with the law. Was
due to a desire to protect human life.
In the same court. L. r. Long was
acquitted of the charge OF allowing
three mules to roam at large. In po-
lice court. he was fined So, and appeal
ed the case.
NJ n. Omohundro was fined SIS for
allowing his stable yard to be in an
unsanitary condition. this being the
fine imposed in the lower court. He
asked that the verdict ha set aside
and Judge Witt took the matter I'M
der advisement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
BLACK AvENGER
Of SPANISH MAIN
TOM sAWYE.R'S HERO IN THE
GUiSE OF oII4ER ON THE
STEAMER BRANDON.

Emanuel frdsauCoE, aS ioyat a son
Of Spain as ever cursed an English :
man, and a descendant of one of
those gallant sailors who went 10 de-
feat with the great armada, slept
in cell in the. First Police Station
last night instead OF bunkinE as Is
his wont. down below In the Old
Dominion steamer Brandon. and
thereby hangs a tale. as one Kipling
might say.
Transances' hair was matted and
there were deep gashes in his scalp
when he went to sleep, but he didn't
care. for he had fought like true
son OF Spain, unfolding the honor
Of Hispania when an oiler in greasy
overalls and grimy hands called him
a ''Dago."
Transancos was resting yesterday
morning just after the Brandon dock
ed after the night trip from Nor
folk. and was at peace with the
world. probably wrapt in memories
of the sunny days OF his youth when
he was carefree boy and did no,
have to stoke a bosier to gain his
bread.
Then the oiler. whose name IL A.
II. Ball. came along. and his foot
slipped on the smooth iron floor OF
the DoliST EoosH anu hi
loose engine oil flew from his hand
and covered Transancos in a dis
agreeab BILE deluge. Emanuel explod
ed Spanish expletives. which sounded
like rapid fire gun in action. and
Ball said "Aw shut up, you Dago'
fabricated and in fine working or,
der, Trasancos went into action. ano
he outdid his brothers who fought a
Santiago, proving eonclusively thai
Spaniards can go some when they
once get started. Ball had a monkey.
wrench with which he pounded IRA
sancos' head. but the Spaniard WELD
ed a knife.
The lighting was fast and fariou.
until stokers, oilers and cleaners raj
in. Trasancos black hair was dyee
a deep red. but his heavy black mus
tache was In order. Ball was bleed
| ing from cut on the hand ant
wrist. but surgeon sewed UP tn,
wound in short order. Then Bal
swore out n warrant and Patroimer
| Daniels and Palmer arrested tn,
Spaniard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
BETTER SERVICE
FOR NORTH SIDE
POSTMASTER ALLAN ASKS FOR
MORE CARRIERS THAT HE MAY
I
EXTEND SYSTEM.

The question OF improving the postal
facilities ON the north side OF the city,
ont Ginter Park way. has been engag-
ing the attention OF Postmaster Edgar
Allen, Jr., for some time.
~ 4e has now put In application for a
sufficient increase in the carrier force
to extend the delivery service to meet
present demands. The question of the
needs OF the service has been referred
to the postofflce inspector. and II ne
makes a favorable report the addition
NJ force will be doubtless employed by
the first of September. when the fall
busy season begins. ana the malls be-
come much heavier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
S. S. INSTITUTE
AT MT. HERMON

A. Sunday school institute will b0
held at Mt. Herman church, in Chess
terrified county to-Tnorrow and Sunday.
There will be all day services both
days. and a large crowd is expected to
be present.
DIR. y. T. Watts. State Superinten-
dent of Sunday school, and colportaga
work in Virginia viii have charge OF
the exercises. A number of promf :
nent speakers and Sunday school
workers will make addresses incIud-
ing DR.. w. II. Lawson and DR.. j. Gs
Loving.
The services begin tomorrow mornS
ing at II O'Clock. and there viii be
two sessions of the institute each day.
The ladies Of the church will furnish
dinner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
COKE WINS SUIT
INVOLVING AUTO
~
JURY ALLOWS HIMfs.iao IN &C
TTON AGAINST GORDON Mo-
TOR COMPANY.

Verdict of sS,I5o in favor OF the
plaintiff was rendered in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday in the suit Of
John A. Coke, Jr.. against the ,.saerslotf
Motor Company, In which $4,000 was
asked
When the usual motion to have the
verdict set aside was made, Judge
Ingram suspended judgment, giving
counsel for the defendant sixty days
In which TO fac a bill of exceptions
Al the same time he required bond
OF $4,000 to be furnished within ten
days.
The suit WAS the result of the pur-
chase of an automobile by the plain
tiff. who claimed that il did not
measure up to the guarantee. The
machine was purchased August IL.
1909.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
news OF south RICHMOND
j. w. erase store Han street

his friend and brother attorney. r. ~
J.. Smith, of Goochland, cana out ~
a senatorial candidate few weeks
ago, Goochland not having furnishes
tho member from the member fro3ut
the sixteenth district for number 81
years. Mr.. smith has retired from the
race. -
Following the withdrawal OF Mr.
Smith. Mr.. Sadler at once entered tho
contest and will make q thorough cala-
vas Of the district. which Is COMPOSED
of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Go0ch@
land counties.
Mr.. Sadler Is president of the Cons
tinental Heater and Radiator Conn
pany. Of Richmond, and has his law
offices in the Merchants National
Bank Building. His home is at For
est Hill Park, he and Senator Watt
kins. the incumbent both being citi<
zens of Chesterfield county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
CHARTERS GRANTED
BY COMMISSION

The folgowin charters have been
granted ny this state Corporation Com
mission.
Washington Hall, Incorporated,
Unionville, Va. Incorporators: r. NJ.
Waugh, president. Unionville, Va; r.
D Stewart. vice-president; r. B. Har-
ris. secretary and treasurer. Capital
stock: Maximum. $4,000; minimum,
$1,000. Objects and purposes To build
hall for meeting of fraternal So
cieties
Marion Motor Car Company, Incor-
porated, Rossiyn. Va. fncorporators:
Geo. ODonnell. president; r \. Har-
per. vice president; ]. c. kidgway
secretary and treasurer. Capital stock
Maximum, $4,000; minimum. s10, 600
Objects and purposes Automobile bus
mess.
Peoples Light. Heat and Power
Corporation. West Point. Va, Incor-
porators: J. r McRae, president
tIosby Thompson. vice. president: A
J. Rag5y. secretary: H 4. Topping
treasurer, all West Point Capital
stock; Maximum, $4,000: minimum
$4,000. OBJECTS and purposes Light
heat and power company.
Wallace Denmead Company. Incor.
porated, Norfolk. Va. Incorpora.ors
G. r. Wallace, president: A. w. Mac.
itStts NANcN L. hSduG, r.
secretary and treasurer, all of Norfolk
Capital stock: Maximum. SIS, min.
imnm. $1,000. objects and purposes.
Manufacture poultry medicine
The Southnont Company. lncorpor.
ated. Roanoke. Va. ancorporators: O
II. =, Cornell. president. Winston sa
, lem. n. C: j. T. Patrick. vice presf.
dent, Wadsboro, \. c.: j. NJ. Windham
/ secretary. Roanoke, Capital stock
Maximum. $5ee,ooo; minimum, $50, 600
business