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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
HAS MARVELLOUS YIELD.
Marion County Farmers Harvest Big
Wheat and Oats Crop.

Knoxville, Iowa, August 5.-The
farmers Of Marion county OF which
Knoxville is the county seat, are
reporting some marvellous threshiDg
records Roy CUMMINGS previously
reported record OF fifty-oue bushels
and two pecks Of fall wheat to the
acre has been beaten by j. o. Slortz
north Of Bussey, who reports fifty
two bushels even on a ten-acre tract.
Luke Brewer northeast OF Attica,
threshed sixty bushels of oats to the
acre OIL ffteen-acre tract, and for
ty-eight bushels OF fall wheat off a
twenty-one-acre patch. Chas john
son, Of Brewers neighborhood, re-
ports fifty-one bushels of oats to the
acre. In the same township Glib
erty), w. e. Feagins commenced to
thresh today. He owns an entire
section and has nearly 400 acres of
wheat and oats in the shock. 1t is
estimated that his wheat will run
forty-three bushels to the acre and
oats forty-five to forty-eight bushels
per acre.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
VI. d. Got sparkler Back.

He got his sparkler back, the In
dependence NJ. ID. did. He came up
to take in the two Bills show and it
is said became a trifle exhilirated.
During this period some one relieved
him of his purse, watch and diamond
scarf pin. This information he gave
the police when he woke up. Satur-
day night tourist was taken in who
wore a pin of sparkling brilliance.
He was relieved of it before entering
Parlor A. The Independence NJ. ID.
identified it as the one that he lost.
While the tourist was in Parlor A
Saturday night Chief Chivington
went in to interview him, and while
there whistle was heard from the
rear of the city hall. Chivington
whistled in return and noticing a
rope made from the mat trees on
the high window ledge he dropped
one end of it down and was greeted
with the question. is that your"
Chiving grunted an affirmative, and
soon pulled in half pint of whisk-
ey. AS the outsider started to walk
away Chivington requested him to
throw up his hands, which was obli-
gingly done, and the outsider was
soon with his friend on the inside.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
DRANK DENATURED ALCOHOL.
Greeks at Mason City Celebrate Co.
ing Away of Friend and
Orgy Proves Fatal.

Mason City, Iowa, August Mot
Knowing that denatured alcohol was
poisonous John Andriopouhs is dead
and Alexander Jemos is dangerously
III -rom drinking it, Both are Greeks
and they We're celebrating the depar-
ture OF Q friend to his old home in
Greece. They went to the depot to
bid him farewell and to show him
that their neart was in the right
Place taey purchased The deuatured
alcohol which they took home with
them and last night they We're
TO celebrate. They partook of
the fiery fluid and it was not long
before they were deathly sick. An
driopoulis died in his bunk at the
cottage before a physician could ar
rive, but Jemos was alive and heroic
remedies were administered and he
las rallied some. He was taken to
the hospital. Both men had been
Heavy drinkers.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
State Game Fund Large.

Des Moiues, Aug. 5.-George A.
Lincoln, state game warden, yester-
day started the work of making set
Element for the business of 1911-12
in his department, and went over the
reports to the state treasurer and au-
ditor. The county auditors make a
report to Lincoln each year of the IL
censes issued, and also report to the
officials the collections made. In many
cases these two reports do not cor
respond exactly and it is necessary
to get them together for comparison.
There is in the state game fund now
about 100000 awaiting orders from
the general assembly as to how best
it can be used for the benefit of the
state.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
Judge Hobson Recovering.

We had occasion to stop at West
Union a few hours Friday and while
there called on Judge Hobson, who
had returned few days before from
the Rochester hospital. He is recov-
ering rapidly from the effects of the
surgical operation to which he sub
mitted for gall stones and is assured
that he will be stronger and heartier
than in years past, which will be vel
come news to his wide circle of
friends throughout the district. His
case had approached a critical stage
and would have been fatal had he
lot been taken to the hospital just
in time. The judges friends will
find him trifle changed in appear
ance hereafter, he having parted with
the beard that has always adorned
his face.-Waukon Democrat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
The New AutO Plates.

Nashua Reporter: The automo-
bile plates for Iowa next year will
be by far the handsomest yet put
out. They will be very attractive
and easily seen. The background
is to be light cream color and the
letters black, but deeply embossed.
The state is getting the price down
so that they will not be so expens-
i've and will get these at 10 cents
pair, with 5 cents additional for
postage in shipping the mout. The
state will, therefore, expend about
$4,000 or $4,000 for plates.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
Finds Purse With Big sum.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Aug. o.
Two men were lucky when Jim Hill
of Oakland, near here, found purse
in the road containing $3.50 in bank
notes and several checks on New
York banks. A card in the purse
indicated it belonged to DR.. Waldo H.
Richardson of New York City. Hill
placed the purse and contents in the
savings bank and wire was sent to
the New York address, bringing a
reply that DR.. Richardson was at the
Rome hotel in Omaha. Hill soon
was in communication with Richard
son. who had passed through Iowa
in an automobile en- route to the
western coast. He easily identified
the property and gave Hill 500 for
his honesty.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
Creston Has Oldest Woman.

Creston, Iowa, August 5.-In an
item sent from Burlington concern
ing the death of Mrs. Sarah Sharp
of Danville, at the age of 101 years,
it is stated she is believed to have
been the oldest woman in Iowa and
probably in the United States. This
claim is disputed by Mrs Nancy
Harsh, mother of ex-senator j. B.
Harsh, of this city, who, on June
oath, of this year, celebrated her
1912 birthday at Hopkins, Mo. While
Mrs. Harsh has lived in Hopkins for
several years, she claims Creston as
her home, as she lived here for many
years, and in the state for more than
fifty years.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
4 New Railroad.

A new line of railroad is planned
from Mason City to Usage and the
News speaks in part as follows: "At
an enthusiastic railway meeting on
Thursday evening the matter of the
proposed road to Mason City was
pretty thoroughly discussed. The
meeting was called by the Business
Mems Association and President W.
E. Owen presided. F. A. Conner of
New Hampton, who is president of
the new company, was present, and
told the citizens the facts about the
new road. The company which is
to build the road filed articles of in
corporation last week and will be
known as the Mason City e Usage
Railroad Company, with capital
stock of 5000.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
PetersOns Predominant.

Seventy-nine columns in the new
city directory of Minneapolis are re.
quired to list all the Petersons OF
the city. Each column contains in
the neighborhood of fifty names
making approximately $3.50 names
in all. The Johnsons come second
in rank with seventy-two columns
the Olsons third with siXty-five col
umns, the Andersons fourth with
fifty-six columns, and the Larsons
fifth with forty-five columns. The
Smith tribe of English fame occupy
only twenty-eight columns.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
Lightning Kills Entire Herd.

Mineral Point, Wis. Aug. 5-Nine-
teen head of three-year old steers,
owned by Louis GRADER of Mineral
Point, were killed by lightning early
Sunday morning. These animals
were pastured near Harker, about j
miles west of Mineral Point. They
day morning, lifeless under a large
tree. So close had they huddled thai
one though dead, remained standing,
held in that position by it's fallen
companions. Mr.. Graders loss was
quite heavy as he carried only $500
insurance on the animals.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
Girl Elopes With Hired Man.

Marshalltown, Iowa, August o
Miss Pearl Dunlap, aged 16, eloped
with her fathers hired man, Lynn
Croft, aged 10, from here Wednes-
day. They were caught and detain-
ed at st. Joseph yesterday after a
chase by telegraph that led to Clear
mont, then Marysville and to st. JOS
eph, Mo. kilograms sent to Marys-
Vile prevented the clippers from get
ting a license. Later they were in
tercepted at st. Joseph. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Dunlap, parents of the girl
went to ST. Joseph for their daughter.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
KILLS SELF AS TRAIN GOES BY.
Travellers Witness Tragic Deed
Earl McNair Commits
Suicide.

Marshalltown, Iowa, August 81
While passengers on a Northwestern
train that happened to be passing the
spot looked ON, Earl McNair, aged
-, committed suicide by shooting
himself yesterday near Montour. as
the train sped by a pasture, passeh-
gers saw a man standing near the
right OF way, place g revolver 20 his
head They saw fash and smoke
and saw him fall to the ground
OMcers Of Montour were notified
when the train reached there. They
went to the spot and identified the
man as the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
McNair. A note found in the clothing
said the deed was planned.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
Forty-Seven Years Ago.

Dave Rosa brought to this Office
this morning a genuine red cedar
post which he set forty-seven years
ago in Centennial cemetery. The
other day he took up the post and
it is in fine state of preservation,
in fact, it is just as good as the day
it was set, the earth not having
affected it in the least Mr.. Rosa
contemplates cutting it into strips
and make picture frame of it
OsSian Bee.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
Resigns After Forty Years.

After a service of forty years as
pastor of the Gjerpen and Valders
congregation of the Norwegian Syn
cd at Manitowoc, Wis, Rev. A. o.
Alfsen has rendered his resignation.
Rev. Alfsen was born in Trondhjem,
Norway, in 1S4S and emigrated to
America in 1860. He graduated
from Luther College in 1869 and
three years later finished the Con-
cordia seminary, st. Louis. He has
served in the Manitowoc congrega-
ton ever since.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07

ID. c. Bybee, teaming contractor,
living at 669 Keeling Court, Canton,
H., is now well rid of a severe and
annoying case of kidney trouble. His
back panied and he was bothered
with headaches and dizzy spells. Il
took Foley Kidney Pills just as di-
rected and in few days felt much
better. My life and strength seemed
to come back, and | sleep we'll. | am
now all over my trouble and glad to
recommend Foley Kidney Pills" Try
them. Sold by Engbertson's Phar-
macy, DEBORAH, Iowa. Aug
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
Sound Aviator for -.

New Hampton, Iowa, Aug. g.
New Hampton is TO be visited by
Beechy and his aeroplane this fall
AS ii Will be the first fight ever
made in New Hampton, it is arous-
ing much interest. The aviator has
contracted to appear at the Chicka-
saw county fair on Sept. II, IL and
13 and make two flights daily.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
New Dentist at Fort.

Fort Atkinson has a dentist, ]. p.
Schneeberger, D. ID. S., recently grad
uated from the Creighton Dent Il cal
lege at Omaha, Neb. He will open
UP dental parlors one door west of
Chicks store. Fort Atkinson is Mr.
ScEneeberger's home town and rs he
has many friends in the community
he will no doubt enjoy a lucrative
practice there.-Calmar Courier.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-08-07
What Color Was ID. Rrother2

We hope the party who stole the
pennant of our auto in DEBORAH dur
ms The Buffalo Bill show viii wave
it in heaven. Calmar Courier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27
Chesapeake & Chic Railwa,

;s0A.-L1ca la VI! ~ Nport SeEs
ESQ A.-Local-DA!iy--Cn Vile. Ex sun.
Ihurnono.
=? 90 4 ga pgcss- Daily Norfolk. Old POM.
TO 90 a LOcal-Da!ly -Lchps. Lex c Fo.R.
.l-.up Noon Express DAILY -NoT!olh Old Pt
'-.- f.-i-A plt ss--Daly. Gin. l. Vile.
ft.cV Pa i'srss-lJ Norfolk. ~ bewa
t:Vo l-I-oe al Dai.s-N. Sews. Ola Point
S:l P.-LoeAi-E~ sun. -GoEdonsviile
'5;ls I.-Loeai-E1 sun.-Lehos. Natura
bridge, Chiffon orza.
.6.4o P.-LiTnlted DAILY -C!nc!u'ti. Chicago
y. 20 .--ENpre-s-Daity- C.uelrnati. L'vlIle
-S!cepers TFaT.or cars.
IRAl:>s AKAINA RlCtiMOSD-Local from
East. $40 y II. 7.ic 7. n. Through from
East. 1850 "a NJ -.cS +. ~. 80 +. NJ Local
i.om West: SO 4. ri. ''3.o5 a ri. Aac
5e0 II Il Through: So ~ ii. l. 81 a
81 and $3.50 Il
James River Line: .'s.s5 A. II. go p. s.:
'Da!.y c>-~2i sundss
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.B.H. Sc WELLS NOT
OUT FOR CONGRESS
Lee County Man Says He Is Not
Now Prepared to Make
Race.
[ spsclal IL ~ TImcs nisnalcn

. $3.50
Bristol. Va, August .s.-"W White /
nigh, appreciate such commitment
ls,o- ~, y,,a ,,a - n So,
N"eh ASKED ABOUT the report mat ne
was TO be put forward as the favorite
son Of Lee county for the Kcpubli.an
,,o,,i,o,,,.., g.. ,- .,
81" az 80
ma '"' "''"' - no'
itaue UP that ! am now prepared for
'"at responsibility In TACT do not
10 DC cshaias'e iol the nom
A.'oh III 'ne n'4s'o. convention, II
l.S oP'n'oN ana IN 1t ne whole
eoN'.'S Stems 10 shAre--that MI. sIemp
mus asa1n ent's the race. 50 far
81" np'' To- see, Lee Uounty del :
-''7S WI 90 'He party service II
80 Nenllon cete m ned
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

= "a. -. y = N II. U SUI
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B-FO44owlns schedule ngDs-s publl.n.
ed information and not gGaranteed:
For the south-DaNy: Go A II Local
1876 A. III. Express. 600 T.. N Rrpr..r
Win electric lighted sleeping Car Tor Al
.anta and Birmingham. ll:45 +. 81 Exprela
Meek Days 500 T. n. Local
YORK RIVER LINE
80 P. -Daily.-Connectins for Rain.
more Non. We'd and Friday s:oe A N-Ex.
Sun. and as e. M.-Mon. We'd. and En-
1ay-Local
trains Arrive Richmond
From the south: 60 a. Al. $40 A ~
200 +. N. SOS J.. VI. daily: i2:55 Ell sun
From West Point: $3.50 A. M daily. i,;a A
III. Nor. Wed. and FRI AS =. NJ EI sun
8. l.. BURGESS. D p. A..
s07 Mala st Phone Madison az,
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Onicers 40 Elcctch

special to III Times Dispatch
gloucester. Va august 2s.-At ths
annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Iid"water telephone COMPANY
held In the offices Of tho company al
gloucester Courthouse to-day. the fol
loving oticers We're elected for the
ensuing year: 8 w Withers nresi.
dent. j. ". Dovns vice president II
j.. iiuicheson. SECRETARY ana treasurer
The company declared pcr con,
dividend out Of tho earnings OF IN.
past Year Tho rdcwatcr Telephone
Company has extended its system mi.
year TO Froderick- burg by tho pur-
chase of tho lnpcr Rappahannock
Telephone and Telegraph company.
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Kailroao5
Atlantic Coast Line
tie stnndnrd Rallrond Of the south.

EFFECTIVE AUGUST :. 1872
TRAINS Lt.A.s. E4CHMO:D DAILY
90 g. a 100 \ NJ
for Norfolk -.s.io y n. go a 81 AN.
For " y rs, MI. q s:is = NJ. $50
". 1871 r. NJ. $40 = ii
For Feussours: LOO \ 81 SIG a NJ
"s.i0 - NJ S.i5 4. ~ 900 \ NJ s:;o A
81. 's.vJ a. II. i.v a NJ. SOS = 81. :.
=. ~. '..~S =. 81. 800 r M. il..5 T. Il.
For GolGsooro and FAyeit-viiie- 40 a N
Trains arrive Richmond daly 5.lJ A Al
40 4. 81 ic-i6 a. II. .s:s7 A ~ ..io:is A.
N. 'ii.io \. N. "!-.iS a N. ....0 T. ~.
-. 40 T. ~ s.Oo l. Nj SIS T. NJ 500 -
NJ. SO / NJ .'.ca, J.. 81 1880 Z. ii
'ENcepi sunday ''suhday only.
Time Of eTTiva. ant departure ana Goa
uecuons not guaranteed.
c s Campbell. y J. 4 s&s Nain ST,
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@teanhoats.
OLD DoMINIoN LIME.


Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash 81. daily 90 r. -.
Leave Newport Sews.............. . ~ 4. II
Arrive Norfolk. 90 A. X.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except sunday y.
! 100 4. 81 Connections also made BY ". a
~ Ry l.. ~. and G.. & y. Ry. at H. III.
sight line steamers stop at ciarenont to
land or recelv. passengers on signal. aud
am DO met by public conveyancs.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. tkmectiys
March LlJ.-James River by daylight for
Norfolk and old Point. Newport News and
All Janes River landings Steamer leave.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday ut $50 A.
a. Freight received for all James Rive,
landings Phone Madison ia
MniD Ticket Office. s:I = Main street
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sgABoARD AIR LINE.

southhound tTa!ns scheduled to leave Rich
uond daily. 9:o5 A. M.-Locai TO Norlina.
Birmingham Savannah, Jacksonville. i2,
4 M-Sleepers and coaches Jacksonville
:25 L. M.-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta.
birmingham Memphis NoTthbound train
scaeduIed to arrive In Richmond daily:
1850 a. N. $50 A. NJ. s:os p. NJ. $40 r. ~.
Local
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RaiIrpan5
Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway

cars leave Manchester. seventh and Perry
Streets for PetersburE:
.s :, s. - ~. Il. az A. n. :. 2. .. l.
IS H. g I. S. IS. 10 r II.
li.oo P. NJ. ios Chester. 1850 midnight Tor
Petersburg.
ISIS. tas. "si6. US. s;S. e.as. 1913. Il ~
4. ": 1885. LIS 2'SS. s:SS; ~ s'ss s'a~
tDaiiy. except Sundays AID holidAyA
sCarr.es baggage and express.
"Limited. except sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
rar. for Richmonh.
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Cuniby-Tucl<

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lynchburg. Va August 26.-Sunday
afternoon. at the home of the bride.
in Fairview Heights. Miss Robbie May
Tuck WAS married 20 Tucker :. Cumby
the ceremony being performed in the
presence of q larsr number Of friends
by Rev. p. r. Arthur.
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KIcnmona nnd che,npenke ron n,. co.

Richmond aud Chesapeake Roy Try. Co.
Schedule OF Electric Trains, effective May
80 i1I. Leave Richmond. Laurel and Brood
streets: b - \. NJ. '7l0 a NJ lbs 10 A.
~ 9:l0 a. NJ ''l0,i0 a. M. il:io a NJ. 1910
i. NJ. 2;l0 T.. n. $40 p NJ. b'.1o i. NJ. $50
A.. III. 6:-0 u. Nj. 7:lo +. NJ. bS:i0 f.. 81.
1910 T. NJ. las l.. VI. Leave Ashland Eng
land aud Maple streets: '5.55 y. NJ. b = go a
Nj 100 \. NJ. b9;oo a. M. 1000 y. NJ. '-ll 90
j. NJ. 1900 T. N. ZOO T. ri. 500 + NJ. 7.09
i. NJ. 500 r. NJ. bs:co P. NJ. Ii:oo p. NJ
DAILY except sunuSy. "su.oos only.
bCaTricA baggage.
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MISCELLANEOUS MA aKKrs.


PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Ecportrd Us Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
PETERSBURG, Va AEsus; 20 -Fcanuts-s pan-
!sn-NarHet weak Farmers Spanish CSC
yer lu-nci, Jumbo spani.h size per
n-sa'i; No she-ed Spanish. sc per
f"lnl ~ sh.'ied spanish. ai.c per
lp-i.4 Nirginias- Market veal fancy
-mto. 80 pcr pound; fancy hand plcN-
p. as rcr pound; extra prime s4c
VI pound prime &C. per pound: machine
"'"en' a'a- yer pound Smelling stock
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AL LRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Eject August 7. 1912
Leave byrd stree, station. hichinono FOR
NORFOLK. Ds:i0 a. NJ, 'y.0J \. a.. Us :o1
= NJ. .4:i0 L. Nj b7 :35 p N
FOR LYNCHBuRG AND THE WEST '6:i5
a NJ. $3.50 a. NJ. 20 T. NJ. 1890 T.. a.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: all:40 A.
N. bl-io y. NJ '5.3o T. N. blO:2s r. n.
'ii:5O y. 81 From the West: go A. NJ
a2.io T. N. b,;40 r. NJ $500 T.. NJ. 900 Il.
81.
.Dany nDaHy *. sunday. bsunday only.
W. Il BEVILL. g. II. BOSLEY.
q. 4. A. Roanoke. . n a. Richmond
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MARINE INrELi.l1E>oE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. .NrGryr . s.
AnRIl-=D

IoRT OF RGriINOND N.GrsT . -
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harrey Norfolk NOR
Snaills' ana passengers. Cd ID Dominion Line.
steamer s'rkcleN She b. NorloIN. mcr-
9lna'so ana passengers od Dominion
SteNmsF Aurora, Furman Petersburg and
James River 'Hndinss mo-. rtrf!s, ana pas
sonests Furnian Line
SAILED
steamer Brandon fiarrrt sortnlk NOR
ch anlis' ana passengers C.l Dominion Line.
steamer Berkeley. Shc.ir Sorsofk Nor
.hhnaise ana passenger ora Dominion
Steamer rorahonfas. Grove Norfolk and
James RIM ianllnss. merchandise and PAS
srnsers. NlrEinia Navlssiitr Contrary
steamer Nuror. Frrmar rrtershurr and
fnwcs river andints. NOR sands. ana pas
seusofs. Furman Line
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John $ RUSH ara Miss Roulah col
'ins Evans. of lvnchburg. were mar
riod August u 40 the homo OF nov.
+ Arthur. ,he onicia,ing minister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27

Baltimore Md Arsust WHEAT -ri--n
s @... so'' '.r9-2a'c' ronttss So.
S'tnH'i wHitc new 7S. H3s+.c SO 3
y hi5e nrw. 81, 1f-7isr ts,.- 81 vest
ein domestic, S'I .3c - western. dou1ss-
'ic. s7n 7sc. So nearby ca- io;s sods.,
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Miss Matte Annie Honlg was mar
rled August 20 a the homo of rev.
=. Arthur the officiating minister.
TO James y. Clements.
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WILMINGTON. X C August . .,i,It. r-
n'niin" steady ~ 2jc rccclpfs rs .,.l.
NosiN stc"dy az 500. receipts .. barr.is
."' Fi'm az i-ioi receipts ? barrels Crud.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-27

~ I"TT NI91sT -T50rV S 70 g Is
52fi h'ad Market stead. Westerns s5d
1884 bulls s7a4 .1t. cows. s7:5Gs.Oo calves
liec'ipis '~ mead Market higher. Vcals.
$500 q ii.,t some sales ar 50. cuiis Ssus N.
srassers and nutfrrmiiks. Si5cu50; FED
calves g. sheer ana Lambs ecoipts
lt no. head. Market higher sheen :. =, ~
$50. cuils t.7jFe25. lanits ssh 90. cuils.
s. H5iH. Hog Receipts lj.cia head Market
hiener az 1851 10: pigs. $50; hogs S 70 @
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siock z-f Fond BROKER fti- p Maj S.-ec,
Biran-ard va ,urrs. III.
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Clark's Orient Cruise

Bv new Cunarclcr "Laoonia,' February
9Th, $500 up for II days including shore
excursions.
Round World and South American
! Tours.
ASK Mr.. BOWMAN" Tourist Agent
| 7OS Z. Main ST., Richmond. Va.
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'Daiiy. tWeekdsys. ssundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
atop at Elba. Time o. arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read tho signs.
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Richmond, FpedGriCkSD'g & POtOmdCR. R
TO AND FROM WASHING TON ARD BEYOND
Arrive Richmond
Leave Richmond
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS -WEEKOaYs.

Leave BYRD 81. sta. 400 4. H. for Fredericksburg.
Leave Elbn sta. 7.i5 NJ, 6.25 T. NJ for ashland.
Arrive Byrd 81. Sta. s.2j AN from Frederioksb'g
Arrive EIba sta. Gao N. $50 Y. ~ from Ashland