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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-09-06
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
Big Store BFlgAl8AiHg Up.

Since Mr.. R. I. Hunter came into
control of the York Furniture Co. s
business. il has been undergoing q
general frightening up that IS most
pleasing TO the eye. and when COM
pleted. viii add greatly to the com
fort and convenience of patrons.
This is the biggest exclusively fur
niture store anywhere on the PENN
sula, outside of Newport News, and
viii be conducted on z modern. up
to-date basis. Itcarries a stock that
would do credit TO many larger cities.
Mr. Hunter has had some large signs
painted TO place along the roads Of
this section.
Besides, they VIII use the advertis-
ing columns of this paper to show
the people of this section that il IS
cheaper and more satisfactory to
spend their money At home than 70
send il away where it win stay for
ever. They wiR spend their money
here. the manager and clerks will
live here. and thus identity the firm
with Williamsburg. They have the
biggest stock ever ordered on the
way here now for the spring trade
and it viii be on display next mouth.
Mr. Hsnszs. who is a well known
Norfolk furniture mrn. has rented
the dwelling CO east Duke of Gloucss-
ter street formsrly occupied by Mr..
Aaeon. and VII move his family
sess shsgslE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
News AOuHdihs Courthouse.

A deed was admitted to record
Monday from r. L. Spencer and
wife. conveying a house and lot on
College avenue tc John w. Durham.
Consideration. $575.
Norman Hamlin has sold his house
and lot on College Landing Road
Henry ST, } to w. B. Carper. Mr..
Hsmlin and wife will move to Iudi-
ana where he has accepted q posi-
ton as manager OF a farm.
Judge d. G. Tyler and Attorney
7. H. Geddy went to New Kent
Tuesday where the former has been
holding a term Of court.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
Reds HsVs AsIOFl4 aHre

The ccntest between the Keds and
the Blues now in progress in Hamil-
ton Lodge I. o. 0. F. goes merrily
on with unabatcd interest. While
the Blues are SIN ahead ten points.
the Reds came up with a majority cg
one al tuesday rights mee.;ne.
The total attendance was a., "a
Reds and q Blues. The previous
meeting night the largest attendance
in the history Of the order was pres
ent. the number being 81.
Tuesday nights meeting was
memorable in Odd Fellow circles by
the large number Of applications for
membership. the number being nine.
This splendid fraternal order is grow
ing by leaps and bounds and is by
far the largest and strongest numer.
ically IN the city.
A feature OF Tuesday nights meet
ing were the addresses by +. II.
Ball and Z. II. Proctor. both OF
whom are Reds. The Reds con.
tinue to furnish the entertainment
for the lodge. but It is probable that
the Blues will be able 70 master ar
orator or a singer by the next meet.
ing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
Alter TBOgPOiSUHeTs.
(CoDhbuted)

Since the Allen Gang" has come % town
Somebody's been ningin' pizsn arouu'.
Makes no difference tr he IS a houn',
You gotta stop flpgin' that plzen 'roun'
Il might be Blank or Railroad Bni.
But somebody's give my dog a PIN.
Makes no difference ff ne is a houn'
You gotta % stop nlngins those pills arou n A..
Embryo poets have been writing
psraodies on the Houn' Dog Song
this week, in connection with the
poisoning of several dogs the past
few DAYS. Mr.. (. M. Lee had
valuable dog killed while Mr.. N.
L. Henley had one that was made
dangerously sick from the effects of
'pizen." The owners have made
dire threats against the poisoner If
he can be found.
Owners of valuable dogs are very
careful now to see that they arc kept
at home. Sentiment is very srong
against any man who would admins
ter poison to a canine. most people
Derferring that they be shot if they
have to be killed at all.
II is reported that one gentleman
who has been accused OF doing away
with the dogs that have been killed.
viii sue his detractors for sIauder.
He says be is innocent of the dire
charge and VIII make those who
would lodge the offense at his door
prove it or take the consequences.
He believes his reputation has been
grievously injured by the report
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
Planning for ShlI0R Day

Williamsburg Chapter OF Daught-
ers OF the Confederacv are planning
for an appropriate celebration OF
Shiloh Day" On Thursday. April
4. at 4 p. NJ. This celebration IS
held IN honor Of the memory Of the
10000 brave men who gave up their
lives in defense of their rights on
April 9th and 7th. 1862. Just City
years ago.
The Daughters viii meet at the
residence of Miss Warburton on
Court Green. at 4 o'clock. An ap-
propriste programme of music and
song is being arranged, a feature of
which viii be patriotic airs by sew
erai OF the older members. DR..
James SouthalI Wilson. of TIE col.
lege fsculty. vii make the address.
81 memhsss are urged 10 sskead.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
Lieut.. Booth Visits Paenls

Junior Lieutenant William Harris
Booth. United Ststes Navy. visited
his parents. DR.. and Mrs. E. G
Booth. at the Wythe house. the first
of the week. Lieut.. Booth has Just
reached Hampton Roads with the
South Atlantic squadron. aboard the
battleship Missouri. The feet will
soon leave for Tangier sound. later
going out of the Virginia cages for
summer practice.
Mr. Booth has been greatly en-
Ioying the winter months at Guan-
tonano where the officers were very
comfortable IN light summer cioth-
ing; IN fact the ouiy rouole thlrs
was 70 keep cooi. The transition 70
this climate was very sudden one.
but viii naturally be much enjoyed.
In coming north the feet passed Z
passenger ship on board Of which
was Mr. Edwin Booth. brother oi
the naval officer. who was on hi
way 70 Panama where he is assist
antgenerai passenger agent Of thr
Panamarailwzy. He surprised Lieut.
Booth By sending him a wireless
message of greeting while psssinl
the ships II sea.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
Providence Forge

Providence Forge, Va, March 70
-Springtime has come once again
to gladden. our hearts. for this has
been one of most severe winters We
have experienced for many long
years.
The baseball enthusiasts are talk
ing about organizing a team for this
season.
Mr.. w. B. CoQgin has purchased
a piece of land here and expects to
begin building shortly.
Mr.. r. E. MountcastIe expects to
TO begin the erection Of a residence
in our village shortly.
Mr.. w. F. Gillian. who has been
to Richmond to consult a throat
specialist. was examined last Tues
day by Drs. Dunn and Kaufman and
be expects to take a six months
treatment for his throat. which is
somewhat improved.
Today being court day. it is hard
to find the masculine gender around
here. Several important cases are
on the docket. hear.
Mrs. J. Russell Parker Is IN Rich.
mond today.
Miss Eya Tyler returned fron
Toano Monday morning.
Mrs. J. B. Richardson viii leav,
this week to visit her daughter. Mrs.
g. c. Edwards. in Richmond.
Our school will close about the
26sh of April. We wish our school:
could run nine months for it is such
a long time for children 10 be idle.
DIR. J. R. Parker is putting il
quite a crop of Irish potatoes on his
farm. Sycamore Springs.
Mrs. E. Potts. who has been sick,
Is improving very fast.
DR.. II. u. Ssephenxon paid cul
village z esll this wssk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
hlHG THIS Over.
This Offer Should Gain the csn6-
dsnee OF the Most Skcpdcal

This Offer Should Gain the csnf-
denes OF the Most SkepIcal
We paw tor al the nedicins used
daring the trial. il oar remedy fails
70 completely relieve you OF eoasti-
patton. We take aii ths risk. You
are not obligated to "a in any Way
whatever. If you accept cur oEfer.
That's q mighty proac statement.
Dot we mean every word OF it.
Could anything DC more fsir for your
A most scienufic. csumoa- sense
treatment is Ksxall OEasriiss. whlch
are eaten hke eanoy. Their REtiva
principal is = recsnE scisn1Eic dis
covery that IS odoziess. eolostess.
and tasseless; veIy pgooocnead,
gentle. ana plcasaRt is acnon. Rnd
particularly agresabls IN every waTs
This ingreoisnt dos nos cause
diarrnoe4. nausea. hatulence. grip-
ing. or other inconvenience. Rsxan
Orderlies are particularly COED for
chiIdren. aged and deiicaIs peEsoas.
II you suffer from chEo4ie or
habitnal consupafioa. OF ne associass
or dependens ehEonie ailnsun. ws
urge yoa 70 ny Rs4all OrdeFliss &C
our risk. Remember. you csn ges
them IN W,liamsbuEz oaly a. oax
slors. Il nolesA 10 esasS 50
nbl=tz. Is esnss; % mslxss. 50 esnss.
Sold euly st ou ssoss-rns RsEAa
SsosA Ths waEiansbssg u<us c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
CONVENTION
in NORFOLK
Democrats Meet
May 23Fd,

Richmond. Va. March 76-Ths
State Central COMMITTEES N & meetinx
which was harmonious throughout
tonight decided to hold ne STATE
Democratic convention in Norfolk en
May q. No reference was made %
the question as 10 whether or uot
delegates 70 the national conversion
should DC Instructed. Deic0atcs 10
the State convenhou vii be elected
on the basis OF one for each 100 votes
cast in the last Presidential electon.
Party leaders a. the meeting toniRhs
maintained the utmost silence oa the
relative chances OF Democratic PFesi-
dental candidates.
The district committee Of the
Third. District which embraces Rich-
mond, South Richmcad and VIII
Iiamsburg and the eouaties Of
Charles City. ChesIerfield. Gooch-
ARD. Hanover. henEico. James
City Kins #i8e-s and New Kent.
met just previous 70 tue k.L-rai
meeting with the folowinE members
present. K. l.. c. Scott. chairman;
Dr. J. B. Fisher. Simon Solcmor.
Manly H. Barnes and Clyde w.
Saunders. secretary and treasurer.
Il VAS ordered that a Democrats
primary election be held n the
Tnird District on July 10. All pxr-
sons desinng TO become candidates
in this primary are dirscsSd 70 no
MY Chairman Scott on OF before
Nay 10 IN writing. artsstsd BY tws
Witnesses
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
Notes HsTs snd There


the creamery. was q business visitor
10 Newport News. Tuesday.
Mr.. John Corcsvage. Who recent
ly sold his farm to a New York
man. VIII buy a farm nearer Wi
to be closer to his child
r-n.
Misses Lutte Morrison and Sa lie
vsnn. of Newport News. were re-
cent visitors to the Model Scho'l.
with which they expressed them
selves as much pleased.
Il is understood that DR.. o. L.
Brunk, who has been on a visit here
TO DR.. J. K. Brumbzck. viii locate
in Norfolk toprsc6ce his professioo.
II you have an article about your
farm that you have no use for. il is
no reason someone else would not
be glad to buy It of you. Adver-
tise It in The Gszette's "Special
Notice" column for a week or a
month. twill bring results.
Max Levinson. the Newport News
meat packer and frend Of the PENN
sula stock raiser. was in Williams.
burg Tuesday. He has been buyiue
more stock in this section.
Attorney S. o. Bland. of Nsw.
port News, and Attorney Goode,
Of Richmond, were in WILLIAMSBURG
last week on lsgsi Business.
There VIII be a big public auc,ior
Of personal property at John Cor
cavage's farm five miles east of thi,
city. known as Wyatts." on tn,
road leading TO Queen's creek. Tues
day. April 2. Three horses. 2 cows
hogs, wagons. harness. buggy. Al
kinds Of good farm implements,
lot Of corn. blade fodder. seed pea
nuts. seed SOFA beans. turkeys. hens
incuoators. household and kitchel
furniture. Credit of six months o.
sums over $40.
Mr.. w. B. Burns ndvertses som
fine shoats. etc. for sale this week.
The residence Of the late Mrs.
II. Seymour wss sold last Saturda
for division Of estate. The pur
ehasers were Messrs. Mortimer an
Blackwell Morris. the price paid be
ing S1475.
Mr.. r. Q. Barlow. one Of the uldes
citizens Of Williamsburg. has bee
very sick with an attack Of grip th
past two weeks. he Is slightly be
ter now. however.
Mr.. Robert Watts. chief engines
at the hospital. was in Richmon
Tuesday.
The Willing Workers Society {
the Methodist church viii give a
attractive pink tea" at the residenS
Of Mrs. Florence Mauqin tonight
s O'Clock. The public invited.
The ladies of Bruton Parish churc
are raising funds preparatory
I erecting a commodious kitchen
: the rectOry.
: The Rev. NJ. J. Hoover. divisic
i. superintendent OF schools. paid /:
official visit to the Toano and Nor.
= schools this week. Mr.. Hoover
! very complimentary Of the fine seho
= at Toano. and Of the sentiment III
{ has made such an institution possibl
}. Mr.. Hoover has accepted the invit
s ton to preach the baccalaureate Sc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
witnesses

Williamsburg. On the basis Of one
delegate tor eaen 100 votes cast IN
the last presidcutia! elecucn. is cnn-
ued 10 TWO delegates. The Clty
commuree vii arrange tor thEn
election, which viii pEooably be in
the DSmocTauc primary April %.
There viii probably be several can
didates for the houor. James City
wil be enutisd % three. as EhE pa
SIS is one delegate tor every 100
votes. or traction thereof. cast.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-28
POTATO CROP
SMALLER,
oanONeighbOTs
Are Active,

Toano, Va. March 27.-The far
mers Of this neighborhood are hust-
ling now TO get the potato crop in, /
which viii not only be late this year
but a much smaller acreage viii be
planted than was intended. on account
Of the late season. The acreage IN
melons viii be larger than for several
years past. The Department of
Agriculture has sent out a card
warning the farmers against planting
foreign grown potatoes on account
Of the danger of introducing new
diseases in this country. They also
claim that foreign grown seed do not
do well. either in the North OF South
Of the United States.
There has been less corn for sale
in this section the past year than for
many years. very few people having
any to sell. Nearly all the sweet
potatoes kept over for seed spoiled.
They are scarce and high. A dry
kiln here for sweet potatoes would
be worth a great deal to this com
munity. in fact I do not know Of any
thing thawill pay better. We can
easily produce from $50 to 200
bushels to the acre and Il is a sure
crop and will bring from 81 to 81
per barrel if kept till Spring.
Mrs. Robert Wilson was operated
on today at Johnston Willis hospital.
Mrs. D. w. Marston went up to be
with Mrs. Wilson who is her
daughter.
Mrs. r. Z. Gatewood. Mrs. Dan
Jones and Mrs. G. M. Cowles were
visiting Mrs. P. 7. Cowles last week.
Miss Belle Moss and Mrs. Baker
were in Richmond on Saturday.
Miss Moss made visit to her home
at Stoneycreek. Va.
Mrs. Dan Jones has retured to her
home IN Newport News, much to
the regret of her friends.
Mrs. Il. w. Jennings has improved
very much since her return home.
MRS. Willie Farinholt is still quite
i'll. Mrs. Eliza Wilkinson is quite
sick.
Miss Eta Wilkinson was in Rich
mond last week buying Spring goods
for Messrs. Martin ard Farinholt.
Mrs. Kid spent last week with hel
sister. Mrs. Bowers.
The Mssons expect to have an
entertainment on Wednesday night al
Toano High School.
Mr. H. B. Marston is making ar
effort to have produce raised for the
canning factory this year; we hope be
may be cuccesSful in this. as ths
factory can be made a great help tC
the community if managed right.
Mr.. Ruffin Jones preached in th,
schoolhouse last night.
Mrs. Ruth Powell spent Tuesda,
with her mother. Mrs. II. NJ. Clay.
Mrs. w. w. Ware is much better
after long spell Of sickness.
Mrs. Smith. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. d. Warren Mars
ton, left for her home in RichmonS
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Jude Richardson is visitinI
her daughter. Mrs. 7. Noel MaTston
There has been a great deal 0
sickness in our neighborhood Of lat
and DR.. Gatewood has beer on tn
60 night and day. since Or. Stephen
son has been away most Of the time
Dr.. Eastwood has been very success
ful in his practice here and IS be
coming quite popular.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-02

Cine Gepeihe aus SenoerionDtIle,
gsoro Carolina, braf1te eeitern bic
gaadritt bon benz lobe oes apoibe.
ters Otto Rau d fuB jr., etnes
Sobnes oeS peritorbenen Seirtiden
Nioniers lnlb glpotbefers Rairhiiib
aui @alnut Soias. Terielbe bate iidl
aus 8eiunobeitsrafiitJten mad) gtoro
Carolina begebert. gr mar 32 Sabre
alt nn0 unoerbeirathet. Die 8eer0i.
oung finoet onl Sanritag gtodurtittns
I'M 2::30 lthr pom 1rmlerbniie,
g9oo6burn rno Sesuitt slperiie, Oil
8alnut Sias, aus itatt. Der 8eritor.
bene hiuterIdBt flint Sfaueitern,
,srau Gdbarot aeQer, Trmi Z. 3.
geuce nr6 sSrau Wtid,oel 3. Seint
bon bier. ,Srnu Wac9berion opn Eel.
Iico, 5enn., uro israu gcrneliua
sablen BON Reip Dorf Sim.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-02

Dttetiip Sergsant Grim uno bic
Geb.impolisifisn Sdiitts unb Desener
rerbcfteten eeitern ben AZ Sabre a!ten
George 9. MeGratb sinsn anssblihen
8.rtdufsr Don Reip Yort. an Der 5.
lnb 0ine Sirabe uno iperrien beniels
Zen ala perbdhtis elm. Surge 3eit
ipater ndbmen bieietben 8eainten an
Der 5. uno Race Strabe ben 38 Sab-s
often Geprge W. 8osett, tpelder sbsns
fals behaupieie, Elm gelhditsreiienoer
uno 5par bon Ghieago 3u fein. fsit.
9lud CT purbe ais perod6tis singes
iperrt. SpGt am abeno fpurbe eia
briitsr anseblifer GsT91ftsreiisnoer,
Der 40 Sabre aIte G-ant INHALER Don
philonslpbio, pa, bon ben Gebsimpos
Ii3iiien Shiitte unb mesener an Der
8. unb 9ine Strabs perbaftst uno ais
psroddtis inbafiirt. 4n We0rath
fpurben $1,000 uno an Sdsstt $500
in fossndHniem .Bbonp"s s9apierselo
porgsfunben. auberbem bate Uic.
grotb mebrere Gbsdformu!dre osG
Gountp Sapinss 9ant BON gprt 5as
rcn, Ulih.. in ieinem Bette, ictpis eine
Guittung iisbr $500. pe!te CT burG
cine GIpreb, b,aompasHie fOrtsefonbt
battle.
Die Gebeimsolissi bat felt msbreren
Tagsn umi6au nah WitsIisbsrn elmer
G6tpinoIsrbanoe sebuItsn. ipelde in
ben srDBeren Stdoten bes 2unbes ibr
nnipeisn treibt unb in Retp gort alleIn
gesen $35. 900 erbeutst bdben ioll. DIX
Gnuner sebeu iid3 fir ~Trabtsapfsr-
(Msre 9uppers) aus uno peritshen es,
leidtsldubiss perionen 3ur 5eraus'
gdbe GROCER Summen 5u Deranlafen
DIE gkfongenen Ueroen beuts i'm ger4
iilIpnsBureau Photographic uno ibr'
9ilber tperoen bonn Chef Graipforb Der
8eb0rben Der srobtren Stdbts 5tptds
srsntuslIer Josntifisiruns sussitelIl
tyernen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-02
NerIaTen.

Grau asond 6. Gparnon, cine
Taubitumme. itsGts iidb ssitsrn i'm DO
Ii3sibaupiGuartjer elm unb BAT. Nads
forfnunsen noh ihrem Gattsn, Wm.
GpGrnon. NIT bem iie erit felt hrsi
Mcuoten perbtiraibst iit an3uiiellen.
Gpurnon III nnd ansobs isinsr bib
hubIhen Jrou I'm Ularinebeporitmrrt
In Wdfbinston. .. g.. onseitells. er
befanb fit itii elmer Do6e in GiHcin4
natl uno mar nit ieinsr Satin. mel.
DE in Sprinsfislb. g., ipobnt, i'm gnla
preb 6oisl an gine Strubs. nabe 3.
MreHue obseitieseu. Gr entfsrnte iid
Sonntng Qnhmiiiaa unb lieb iih felt.
bem ni1t ipieoer bliden. yrau Spar,
non, nelHe mittellOs III. erfutts biz
Vclisei. ihr bebilfli4 au fein. 4rbtti
Az finben unb genug Oelo su psrbie'
nen. uun nr4 Springfield snriidtebun
su t1nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-02

bern beitsbenben aOmmiFion, um
pldne fir etne Degebung Der Gentens
narfeier bes GrieoensidluKss nit
Grobbritonnien In Gent i'm Sabre
1914 5u fafen. fpuroe heute bon Sen.
Rcot BON, 9IusIhub fir dusndrtige
ge8iebungen empfeblenO etnberidtet.
Die 5euatoren 6ithcod, Bacon uno
Sbipelep sutten einen Winoerbsitsbes
ri6t eingebradt, iporin es beiBt, baB
man nit bemlelben ReAte einen bum
hertidbrisen Jrieben nit Deuti4lanO.
,5rantrei9 ober RubldnO feitlid beges
BEN t0nne. Cine berartige llnterI6eis
Dung tpiirbe nur bDiss 8lut MAIDEN.
Die Jriebsnsliebe betoer RatiOnsn lei
Die bette Griebensgarantie. 5ur Die
aomnliiIion 8elo aus offentlihen
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