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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
FARM AND ORCHARD LANDS
PURCHASED FOR 3I5O,0OU
Especial to The rimcs-Dispatch.

Woodstock, Va. April 1.-The big
gcst transfer Of farm and orchard
lands made in Shena nd oah county for
several Years WAS closed this week
when the heirs OF the late Franklin
Whistler. sold TO G. T.. Ciudebrod, of
New York, 800 acres Of the Strathmore
Orchard Company's land. The land lies
south Of Mt. Jackson. and the con-
sheraton was $4,000. The land is
set in apple and peach trees. from one
TO ten years old. The rapid increase
in the price OF this land is Wonderful.
In 500 Mr.. Whistler purchased Strath-
more from General Gilbert s. Meem for
100000, this amount having been paid
for tho full estate of about l 400 acres
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Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTiONEERS
@ 8 EAST BROAD ST,
Furniture, Showcases and
Wagon
Al AUCTION
>T AUCTION

We vii sell at our auction sales
rooms. No. 81 lias. Broad street, com
mencing ut 1880 O'Clock. III
Io.Ai OREOW FtMONDAYJ. April 3.
FlltN!Tl RE Consisting Of "a large
lot Of Bed Room Suits Wardroles
parlor suits, Dining Tables. sideboards
ChairS. Tables. Iron Beds, Brass Beds
administer ana Saxony Rugs. Lace
Cur'ainS, Two Upright Pianos. etc.
ShnweascS; one adapted for cigars AMI
tobacco. he other for notions, candy
e,c,: one small UPRIGHT Showcase with
nickel iiNturcS
& WAGON--Onc good Sin..in.Itnr,a
Wagon. l ~
sale positive TERMS cash. l.aaiss
Invited to attend
'riit: VALENTINE ArcrloS CO.
.\uGjionc.rs
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, NJ the request OF Tie owner wilo
mas decided TO sarriice his house No
VIII offer for sale at public auction
on inc premises. on
Thursday. .>pKlL 6, 1911,
at > +. NJ
the above property.
Inc house tx Ilcw dntacbed brick
dwelling Of eight rooms, with HARD
wood noors. granolithic cciilr. Electric
hShte'i. press brick front. modern
porch c%tcndins across the whole
front: all in elegant urGcr ana occu-
ped w a rst-class tenant. The lot
alley on The side
TERMS: Liberal. ana announced Il,
the sale.
If Eon desire a new aiid up p-date
home in the West End. or a spIenC!d
investment in the most cnlancipc :.
ncighborhood Of the city. be sure 10
attend this sale.
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anrtion Scales Alol.nap.
BY a. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioncer.
oil Hull street.
AUCTION SALE or TIE BEST liuLI.
STREET BUSINESS LOT IN WASH
lNGTON WARD

~ the request or the owner will
; !, public auction. on the prem
MONDAY, THE SD DAY OF Apn1l.
1911, az l.. NJ,
~ III" unusually valuable lot fronting
i 80 !cct on the south Side OF Hull
street ana running back between The
Seabonid Air Limo depot yard and
seventh street 30 feet 10 an alley.
nnis y really the best lo in South
hichmond for warehouse or factory
peihs IN the centre Of the business
Section, ANA with two tines Of cars and
;. ~ J.. T. i. There are three build
lngS on the property the rents from
"hich Will Weld 4 better revenue than
lois or Hroad street property that has
hothlhS ilkc The prospect Of Increased
NalN"S ihat is sure to come to this
prOpcrty with the new bridge
TERMS: Onc-third cash. balance in g.
- and s months. dcfer red payncnts
psarihs interest. and secured by deed
OF trust.
\. l.. ADAM son.
AUct iOnrcr
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TRAGIC STORY COMES
FROM POLISH TOWN

Of iIoloskvitsa, in Russian l'o,und, OF
n young girl who lost hci. lover on the
day that had been fixed FOR the we'd.
ding.
Ivan ATarchon. the son OF a wealthy
landowner at Smolina. was to have
been married TO Katrina iitkanna. and
great preparations were being made III
the girls home for the celebration OF
the event. On Sunday afternoon
Marchon left Smolinh TO. ride to
Holoskvtsn Il distance OF several
miles, and he was never seen again
alive.
The guests assembled for the we'd
groom. Finally the bride. who could
not endure the suspense any Longer.
left with her father and q party Of
friends 10 drive in the direction OF
Smolina in the hope Of seeing the
missing lover
When they had gone half-wa they
found the young man lying dead in
the snow beside his horse. The girl was
taken home in an unconscious condi-
ton. and it is feared that her mine
has been unhingcd by the shock.
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DOiMITORY FOR CHATHAM
EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE

Especial 10 TIC Iiin"s- D!SpntChI
Chatham, Va, April l.--l;NcavatnS for tn
south dprmitory OF the Chatham Episcopal
Institute Is now under way, and tho erection
Of the building viii be pushed with all nos
sible haste. The authorities hope 10 have
the building ready for occupancy by the
opening OF the ncAt session. which begins
about the middle OF september.
During the coming vacation two rooms.
with halls viii be added 20 the Chatham
High school building. which Will ncccsstatc
one more additional teachers.
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Rn,\o>E CITY SERGEANT
GETS DECISION ron 81 -no
IsnccLnl ln I.ic Tinles nisnn1cnl

,Sncclai 70 The Times pispa,cii.1
.,''aHokc a, Anril Judge Rob
crtson in the Law and Chanccrv
."ur' has handed down his decision
y, y, ne case Of City Sergeant T. H. Til
~ vs.. the CITY Of Roanoke in favor
'oi tic plaintin The CITY Sergeant
sued 10 recover Sl.10o. alleged TO bo
eve eve MN for feeding prisoners in the
INTO effect i'll 1901
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81. .slnr, veil vii n.,,,.. $3.50,

tSneciai 10 The Times Dispatch,
iiarrlsonburg Va. .lpril 1.-Dr. Ro-
bert Emory Blnckwell president Of
iSannoii'h- Macon College. Ashland viii
dellVcr the annual address bere on
June al nc IiarrisonhurE High school
commencement
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Bonds for school Improvement.

------ I SptCIaI 20 INe T IlNeS- DlSpatCE.! :"
Dcnbeigh. Va. April 1.-The. bonds FOR
improvement OF school buildings in the Den
heah District OF Warwick county will be
converted into cash on the 10th of April
and the work contemplated Will be pushed
forward so that the school children will en-
Joy the Improvements the coming fall term
The bond issue is for 5000
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auftion q ales, future Daps.
Nm i. pizzini ca.
Real Estate AuctioneeyS
1e3 East Main street
AUCTION SALE

THE DESIRABLE DETACHED TWO
STORY MEM BRICK DWELLING,
NO $2e5 HANOVER STREET.. BE
TWEEN CLEVELAND AND TiLDEN
STREETS
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misrpll
= h. y : y : = - - -
PURE, SEED CORN.

f'AlsMEltS WILL BE BENEFITED BY
using pure seed corn; try planting
~ least n part OF Sour crop With our
parc-brcd Boone County special seed,
grown and sold iii accordance with
WIG rules OF the Corn Growers AsSo-
,'iat ION ANA declared by Thorn pure
Prcd notice our nd. III southern
l'lhntcr, or write for prices: produced
int US lui bushels per Icvc G.. w.
tTOAPi\lNS X SONS. Guinea Va
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BAli I..RY.

loo LEMON CAKES. 35r. II CREAM
pnfis SIC, Toe Angel Cakes de-
ictons. DRiNKAltD'S, t23 10 North
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New NH. NJ the RnpIJs
tSpcelaiato lhc Times D~. patch1
Roanoke Enptos. y Oh ,piU & 1bo ia,
ieis9n Nils Company. Q. this place, has
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=
w ATCIf ltIcI'NIPlNG.

YOUR WATGH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by WHl. TOBIEN, .IR. Is .
guarantee that 1t is done properly.
Twenty years experience Cleaning.
q main springs 81. A0S E,a ar Uroad
Street All work guaranteed
AND EASTER GIFTS.
$lia5ANp Jl' SOLID t;ol.p CROSSES.
S2 ,.,,.., ANp rrs SOLID GoLp NEck
,,a rIsI i.|: ANp Up FISE SOLID
81 SOLID GOLD LADIES SIGNET
l.5o .yNB rl;NUrIrul Nssorr-
7i5o AMI It'll, GJ-AHASrEEp GOLD
billed Matches
sc;eo l:NrGA FINE Tor DIAMOND
itihes Only one dozen Of these 50
pc quick
-
}i2oo TO $25.o0 THE BEST VALUES
n ''iaiuoiid. ruby sapphire .mcia!d
illEs YOU ever say. SCiIAAI"S. .ia6
EAST Broad Street
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MALI. l,API.K.

LET Us GlVt: YoC AK ESTIMATE. on
your rooms hcfoic giving your work
ont DliNNlNGTON x WARKINER
500 N0rtll Twenty eighth street
I'hONe Monr0c 10I9. Mnaison 1901.
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auction Scales. Future zDapg

BY A. J. Chewing Company.
rear Estate Agents ana Auctioncers.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Flat Rock News.

Miss Katie White is visiting at Dur
ham.
Miss Agnes Buchan has about recov-
cred from her recent illness.
Mrs. Thomas Wiggins spent several
days at Ocean View last week.
Mrs. o. n Marshall, of Durham. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. ]. B. Reavis.
Spring Valley Sunday school contem-
plates having a picnic some time soon in
Cooper's grove
Miss Mary Wortham is visiting the
family OF Mr.. Walter Pegram at Hender-
son this week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Watkins, of Hen.
derson, visited in this neighborhood
Monday afternoon.
| Mrs Hunter Satterwhite spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Ellis, near Bearpond.
The refreshing showers every few days
make the crops look very fine Someone
remarked the other day that he could
almost see his corn, cotton and tobacco
grow. Housekeepers rejoice because o
the fact that gardens are much improv
ed and we are having some fine vegeta-
| bles now.
The bridge over Nutbush creek is very
much in need OF repairs, or possibly
should be replaced with a new one. Oul
congeniaI rural carrier says he is almost
afraid to risk his own life or that of his
horse on it. We hope n accident will
happen to Mr.. Hester as he is SO nice
and accommodating to the people along
his route, and we OF course want our
letters and papers, especially the Gold
Leaf, which has come to seem like one oI
| the family to US all.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Miss Glover, Of Dabney, Entertains.
(Contributed.)

One OF the most enjoyable events ol
the season was a delightful lawn party
given by Miss Jewell Glover at her hos.
pitable home in Dabney on last Tuesday
evening, July IS.
The lawn and house were beautifully
decorated, the color scheme being blue
and pink The lawn was brightly illumi
mated with Japanese lanterns, amid
which were seats scattered here and
there filled with jolly girls and boys
this making the scene more picturesque
Many games were played during the
evening. At one end OF the lawn were
spread tables where delicious refresh
ments were served about 11:3O by Mrs.
Glover, assisted by Mrs. l.. W. Bur
rOughs and Miss Lottie Hart.
Those who enjoyed the evening with
Miss Glover were Misses Sallie Wyche,
Bessie Davis, Jessie and Irma Hart, Cas-
sic andDaisy Kelly. Mary and Margaret
Glover, Daisy Mcmillan Virginia Bur-
roughs, Ferol Fleming, Lillian Harris,
Ethel Ellington, Cappie Burroughs, Lot
tie Hart and Mrs. L. ". Burroughs;
Messrs James Floyd and Wilmot Crews,
of Watkins; Fletcher and Clyde Satter-
white, OF Henderson; Dorsey, Julian
and Grady Hart, Ray Wyche, Edward
Davis, Sam and Lat Wilkinson, Finn
David and Taze Glover and Hubert
Capps.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Bearpond Paragraphs.

Mr.. r. p. Stewart has been sick, but
is now improving.
Miss Nellie Eley is visiting her cousin,
Miss Lila May Fuller.
Mr.. Frank Fuller has returned from a
trip to Morehead City.
Miss Sadie Powell left Saturday for
her home at Durham.
Mr.. John Fuller, who has had typhoid
fever, is now improving.
Mr. John Harris was taken right sick
at Union Chapel Tuesday.
Miss Zelma Fuller is in Henderson
with her sister who has fever.
Mr.. Fred Pardue went to Henderson
Sunday to take a position at the Vance
Hotel
Capt. s. ". Parham and son, of Co
lumbia, S. c., are visiting his brother,
Mr.. ". j. Parham.
Prot L. B. Edwards and Miss Rosa
Edwards left Wednesday for Henderson
vile and the mountains.
Miss Lois Edwards left Tuesday for a
trip to the mountains, stopping over in
Raleigh one night on the way.
Mr.. Henry Fuller was badly hurt a
few days ago by falling out OF loaded
wagon and one of the wheels passing
over his head.
A most interesting meeting is in prog
ress this week at Union Chapel. There
have been quite a number OF converts,
and the general interest is good.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Prof. HamilPs Address.

Prof. H. NJ. Hamill, one of the most
widely known of the Sunday schoo
workers of our country, and author o
The Sunday School Teacher" book
whose sales have reached far into the
thousands, made an excellent address al
the Methodist Episcopal church on Fri
day night Of last week. We were sorry
that only handful had the privilege oI
hearing him. Perhaps the best feature
OF his address was an address by his
wife, who always accompanies him in
his work
Prof. HamilFs address on the Sunday
school was divided into four parts:
Definition, Purpose, Members and Pro.
gram. Under the last head he made a
strong appeal for variety, and placed
timely emphasis on the need for better
order, and for the spirit of reverence in
our schools.
Mrs. Hamill was weary, but we would
scarcely exaggerate if we were to de-
scribe her address as superb. From the
beginning she held captive the mind and
the heart. No one who heard her will
ever question the Importance of the
Cradle Roll in the Sunday school. Fol.
lowing her husbands appeal for win.
ming the young men, she informed us
that we would not have to work for the
men If we had properly worked for the
children. She told of an infidel father
and mother won by the child on the
cradle roll. She gave an impressive pic.
ture OF what cradle roll day in the school
may mean.
Mr.. and Mrs. HamilI bear in their very
personalities the benediction OF their
work. Through their labor and love
for the young, they have stamped upon
themselves the beauty and tenderness
and grace of the little child.
J. ". MORGAN,
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Flemingtown News.

Will Bobbitt please furnish Mrs. Il lar
riet GilPs correct address?
Mr. and Mrs L. N. Kimball spent Sun
day in the home of Mr.. u. 7. Turner.
Mr.. Wiley Beasley, of Greensboro
spent last Sunday with his sister, Mrs
R. A. Paschall
Mr.. George Fleming and children, o.
kinston, are visiting his mother, Mrs
Winnie Fleming.
Mr.. T. j. Haskins, of Keots, Va, was
visitor in the home OF Mr.. u. r. Tur
ner a few days ago.
Mrs. Il. F. Wiggins and daughter
Miss Lucy, are spending some time al
Ocean View and Virginia Beach.
Miss Roxie Harris returned to hel
home at Mapleville last Monday, ac
companied by Miss Jennie Fleming.
Miss Louise Turner spent a week will
Miss Helen Rick, at Keats, Va, and at
tended the meeting at Mt. Auburn
church.
For the past week Miss Roxie Harris
of Mapleville; Miss Williams, of Louis
burg; Miss Gardner, of Macon, and Miss
Sallie Allen, of Ridgeway, were guests il
the home of Mr.. j. A. Fleming.
Thanks to the Middleburg reporter
for kind feelings towards our emaciated
tobacco worms. We can assure you they
are rapidly recuperating since the re
freshing rains set in. Their appetites
are now splendid and some OF then
have stoutened beyond recognition.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27

1t seems rather early for enthu,
siasm in the senatorial contest in
this State to be running up to the
boiler bursting notch, since the
thing dosen't come off for about a
year yet. Lots of things can hap,
pen within the course of a few months
In fact quite number of things in
connection with this senatorial con.
test have happened or come to light
within the past few weeks. There is
really no necessity for any one be-
ing in a big hurry to declare himself
for some particular candidate, OF
there might be plenty OF time for re-
Rret,
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
The News of Dabney.

Miss Maggie Glover visited friends near
Oxford last week.
Miss Lille May Aycock, of Louisburg
is the guest of Miss Fannie Sneed
Mrs. l.. g. Williams, of Roanoke Rap
ids, visited Mrs. J. E. Burroughs last
week.
Misses Viola and Verna Fleming have
visited Mrs. Troy Parham, at Watkins,
last week.
Miss Cassie Kelly leaves in a few days
for Birmingham to visit her brother, Mr..
F. G. Kelly.
Messrs. Julian Glover and Frank Rar-
ris, of Abilene, Texas, are at home for
the summer.
Misses Lillian and Mary Hart, of Oak
Hill, have been visiting Misses Jessie and
Lottie Hart.
Misses Ailene Breedlove and Mabel
Hart, OF Oxford, have been visiting Miss
Sallie Wyche.
Misses Mary Glover and Daisy Kelly
will leave next week to visit relatives at
Memphis, Tenn.
We regret to know Mrs. J. S. Royster
is very i'll and will have to undergo an
operation soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Williams visited
their mother, Mrs. Mary Harris, at
Watkins, few days ago.
Miss Lottie Hart will leave in a few
days to visit her sister, Mrs. W. W. Dunn,
| OF Willoughby Beach, Va.
Miss Grace Short is having a house
party in honor of Misses Lois Perkinson
and Grace Hicks, of Bullock.
The members of Island Creek church
are much interested in the building of
their new church. which they hope will
be completed soon
We are glad to know that Miss Ber-
nice Burroughs has returned from Hen
dersOn, after a months treatment at
the Sarah Elizabeth Hospital.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
News Notes From Middleburg.

Mr.. ]. T. 3. Hoover, of Henderson,
spent Sunday in Middleburg,
Mr.. j. NJ. Holloway, from near Drew
~, spent Sunday with friends in Middle
burg.
Miss Annie Bennett, of Washington
City, is visiting her brother, Mr.. r. l..
Bennett.
Miss Alma Paschall, from near Ridge
way, visited her uncle, Mr.. ]. H. Pas
chall, this week.
Mr.. L. H. Plummer and children, of
High Point, are here on a visit to his
father, Mr.. ]. K. Plummer.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Palmer Scoggins are
here from Warrenton to spend few
days at Mr.. J. <. Plummer's
Misses Sue Watkins and Pearl Flem-
ing, of Manson, have been visiting
friends in the village this week.
While holding a series of meetings in
Middleburg last week, Rev. f. r. Nelson
tried to spend at least a short while in
every home in the village.
Miss Laura II. Carroll has gone to
Charlotte to take position in the Epis-
copal orphanage there. We shall miss
her greatly in Middleburg.
Arch deacon C. N. Hughes filled his
usual monthly appointment at the Epis
copal church last Wednesday night,
preaching a strong and fOrceful sermon,
after which he held an impressive bap-
tismal service.
Mrs. +. H. Plummer, of Homestead,
Penn, is now occupying her cottage
that was recently completed. Mr.. Plum
mer will join her in August fora while in
their summer cottage near the residence
of Mr.. J. K Plummer
Mr. s. T. Hobgood, of Oxford, spent
Sunday in Middleburg, returning home
in the afternoon and taking with him
Mrs Hobgood and three little daugh-
ters who had been spending several
days with her sister, Mrs. j. M. Row
land.
The annual meeting at the Baptist
church closed Friday afternoon. The
pastor, Rev. E. r. Nelson, was unassist-
ed in the services. Rev Mr.. Nelson is a
forceful preacher OF the gospel, man
who needeth not to be ashamed, de-
voutly deviding the word with enthu-
siasm and intelligence. We feel sure
that his coming will result in much
good, and we congratulate our people
on the selection of a pastor they have
made, and also Rev. Mr. Nelson on be-
ing sent to this good and faithful peo-
pie. In serving theGBaptist church at
Middleburg he serves one OF the best OF
country churches, with a loyal member
ship that will sustain his every effort.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Nutbush News Notes.

Mrs. Robert Robinson has been quite
sick
Mrs. C. D. Riggan is at st. Luke's hos
pite4 at Richmond.
Mr.. James Buchanan is recovering
from an attack of illness.
Miss Eta Wilson is now recovering
from several weeks illness.
Mr. Louis Evans has crop of tobac-
co worth going far to see.
Mr.. John Bullock and sister, Miss
Mary, spent Tuesday at Raleigh.
Miss Carrie Belle Rawlns, of Norfolk,
is the guest of Miss Lucy Bullock.
Mrs N. D. Morton and little son are
visiting her mother at Richmond.
Miss Josie Morton will spend two
weeks with her brother, DR.. N. D. Nor
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mayfield and chill
dren, of South Carolina, are visiting
Mrs. George White.
Messrs. J. H. Bullock, Jr, Will and
Hamilton Tarry spent several days at
Ocean View last week.
Mrs. A. p. Paschall and children re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon from a
visit to relatives at Wise.
After a pleasant visit to Miss Lucy
Edwards Bullock, Miss Claudia Hunter
has returned to her home at Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace White, of Hen
derson, have returned home, after visit
ing relatives in our prosperous little
village.
Mrs. Len White and children, of Bir-
mingham, Ala, are making an extend
ed visit to Mrs. Whites grandfather,
Mr.. Wallace White.
Mr. Henry White is pretty busy just
now shipping some mighty good cante-
loupes of his own raising to Henderson
and other points.
Three ball games were played here last
Saturday. The first game was between
the Drewry and Manson teams and re-
suited in a score of II to in favor of
the former. The other two games were
with the Palmer Springs team, the
scores being l 3 to and "a to 4 in favor
| of Drewry. The features of the games
were the pitching OF Rodney Coleman
and the fine playing of Claude Coleman,
Plummer Kimball and c. ID. Riggan. Mr..
Riggan played two faultless games, but
was painfully hurt by ball and had to
retire at the beginning OF the third. At
least 300 people witnessed the games.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27

Edward Hines, of Chicago, created q
great sensation in Washington Mon
day by testifying before the Senate
Lorimer committee that Representa-
tive Henry s. Boutell, of Illinois
now American minister to Switzer.
land, told him that President Taft
regarded Lorimer as an acceptable
senatorial candidate, and was anx.
ious to have him elected and would
be very glad to assist in his election
This sounds strange in the face OF al
that has recently been said and
printed about Lorimer's corruption
and general unfltness for the high
Office he holds.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
NOTICE.
The State of North Carolina to Henry Hart,
Reuben Hart, Harry Eaton, Adnlphus
Eaton and others-Graetinp.

The State of North Carolina to Henry Hart,
Reuben Hart, Harry Eaton, Adnlphus
Eaton and dothers-Greeting:
You and each OF yCu and all the other
heirs-at-law of Allen p. Eaton, deceased
ate of WILLIAMSBURG, N. c., are notified that
special proceeding is this day begun in
this county by Thos. s. Eaton and others,
against you and his other heirs, asking for
partition between the five brothers and sis
ters and the children or grand children OF
four of the deceased sisters of said Allen P.
Eaton, of 255 acres of land near Williams
borO and town.lot there.
The petition will be heard before the
Clerk on August z, 1911, at his office in
Henderson, N. c., when and where you and
each of you may appear and answer or de-
mur to the petition already filed. And each
OF You will take notice that unless you do
80 appear and answer, the petitioners will
apply to the court for the relief demanded in
the petition.
This, 10th July, 1911
HENRY PERRY,
Clerk Superior Court Vance County, N. c.
T. T. HICKS,
Attotney for Petitioners.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
Kittrell News Notes.

Miss Fannie johnson, OF Charleston
S. c., is visiting Miss Kate Blacknan.
Mr.. Carey, of Savannah, Ca, has beer
visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs. c. III
Blacknall.
Fine rainsl fine crops! fine watermel
onsI Everybody happy Why shouldn t
they be? Then our people who had
fever are now all about we'll.
Miss Grant, most estimable young
lady of this place, died at Rex Hospital
last week, where she had just been
carried to be treated for lung fever
Two fires, clearly the work OF incendi-
aries, have occurred in town within
ten days. Both fires were started about
2 a. m. Dick Cheatham, colored, lost
his dwelling and Arch Peasants, mail
carrier, his stables.
A rural old lady from these diggings
drove her nag to a neighboring town
not long ago and lost him. 1t raised
such rumpus that it pretty nigh broke
up the municipality. And come to find
out the nag wasn't lost bit either
just tied in the wrong place, and she
didn't know her own horse.