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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

the property described in said deed as
follows:
J. Certain mill pronsrtv on the
Manchester canal. IN city or Manch,s-
ter. Va. fronting 81 fs't m Northern
side % 4 street 30 feet wide called
Canal Street, and runnlnx back TO
James Rive. together witn nj ina
-hlnery In said MIL right titIc ard
interest u all war privileges oh
tained under lease wi.h the NirSfa,a
Electric RAILWAY and Developments
Company This mill has n capacity
Of between 500 and $40 buehals daily
and about seventy.Ao'~s power
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9eetfnGs
Carolina Chemical CO..
ID ENchanRA Placa-


Jersey City. y. c.. Juno 10. 1912.
is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF stockholders
OF virginia Carolina Chemical Com
Pany. Tor the election OF directors
ana Tor the transaction OF such 9TH
or business az may lawfully come be-
i2re the meeting Cincluding receiving
me annual report or tho board OF
directors and the ratification OF The
acts OF tho said board since the last
annual meeting OF stockholders), will
be held at the principal office Of the
company, NO 10 Exchange Place. Jer-
sey city, County or Hudson. New
Jersey. at o'clock p. NJ on WE'D
NESDAY. the l7th day OF July. 1912
tthis being the first Wednesday after
the 10th OF july. in accordance with
Article /. Section l. OF the By Laws.
Tho transfer books will be closed
at Y noon on SATURDAY. June IL.
1912, and Will be ropened at 10 O'clock
19l2 5. d. CRENSIAW.
Secretary
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ST. CHARLES

Most select location fronting the ocean.
-, - ~ oush'y modern Courteous service.
bathrooms with hot and cold fresh and
sea water attachments. etc MAGNIFICENT
porches overlooking the boardwalk and
ocean Orchestra OF soioscs. Golf privl-
'eEea' Always open. Illustrated booklet
NEWLIN HAINES COMPANY.
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McGuire's University School

OFF. MONROE PARK. nICHMOND VA.
FORTY EIGHTH SESSION begins Sep
,en9eF -. thorough PREPARATION Tor uni
tersity. college. technical school L. = Naval
ena military Academies. Primary depart
inent ior small boys. With separate !nstruc.
tors study-hai'. and recitation rooms The
5'finciPal VIII be at y. Beividere St. ate.
sept. For full Information see catalogue
ct book stores. or b. mail.
JOHN p MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL.
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I oteI IxoQu0is

SO Carolina av and Beach centre o. all
attractions Capacity 100 one OF the most
modern and up-to-date 100 ocean-slde rooms
Private baths. running water IN rooms Elo-
Vator Music Fine porches. White service
Special rates Sl4 up weekly; $3.50 up daily.
Booklet w +. SHAW.
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EOTET. RAIErczH

ST Charles Place and Beach 200 large cooi
rooms; ocean view; private baths: running
water In rooms nne porches; elevator:
electric lights. etc. Food and service OF
the best Very reasonable rates.
II j. DYNES
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THE ANNUAL METRIC OF THE
stockholders OF the Rio hmond Paper
Manufacture Company will be hold
at the office Of the company. Gov
ernor aud Ross Streets, Richmond
Va; TUESDAY. July 1s. 1912, at Is
o'clock NJ.
B. w. LIPscOArB.
Secretary.
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FLATS JiOr lsent

FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
fiat: all convenienccs. 20i5 Grove
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HOTEI, BORTON

The most attractive and popular hotel +,
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STORAGE

STORAGE IN CITY. 81
per load. Store your furniture. bug
gies, automobiles. pianos at TOMP-
KINS, 327 West Broad.
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TRUSTEES SALE
on.

WAITER POWER &. CiRIsT
MILL. SOUTH RICHMOND BETTER
kNOWN'AS TODD s JUSTtS' MILL.
AND LATER OPERATED by THE
MANCHESTER MILLS. INC. AND
% LOTS NEAR DUNDEE FOREST
HILL PARK
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1AeaI estate for SaIr
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FOR SALE. CHEAP, - COMPLETE
set OF carpenters tools. SIS for chest
and contents. apply to ELSSEE
BROS, 1905 Eas; Main Street
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Slruetlon5 llsanl1o, 5'cniale

WANTED, YOUNG LADY. GENERAL
ONCE assistant. some knowledge o;
stenog rephy required. salary. S35 %
begin. with cnhnce az promotion
ADDRESS Bon lib.
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Automobiles for @aIe.

FOR SALE. CHALMERS DETROIT, 80
horsepower touring car. fully equip
ped. nearest offer TO $1,000 taxes L;
irst-class condition. VIM p. At
KiNSON COMPANY. Box lO4. Pc
tersburg. Va.
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agent5 lQanten

AGENTS-SEND FOR FREE SAMPLE
summer leader. Something new and
good. Quick sales Big profits.
Easy. pleasant employment WILL
LIAAlS BROS, 1916 West Broadway,
Fort Worth, Texas.
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PERSONALS

NEW ARRIVAL OF THE FINEST
goods on earth now on exhibition.
and at reasonable prices. Come
and see them. YARDS. 2l7 North
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
al HUGHEs5s. 20s North Third
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SLIP COVERS.
LAWN MOWERS.
PHONOGRAPHs.
RATS AND MICE.

GUARANTEE TO RID YOUR
premises of rats and mice and save
you from waste, expense and an
bankers and prominent citizens prove
my claim. Phone or write OTTO
ORklN. Monroe 1924. American Bank
Building.
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new ARRIVAL OF THE FINEST
goods on earth now on exhibition,
ah9 at reasonable prices. Come
and see them. Yards, 2l7 North
Fifth.
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49oultry, 4erts ann Gibr stork

WANTED. 70 SELL. THE HAND
some thoroughbred hunter and har-
ness horse, Hawklike. by Hawk
wick, out OF Lady Disdain Black:
four years old; sound and gentle In
single and double harness. Price.
$500 GEO. II. CRAWFORD, 1872 Il.
Main Street
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VAST 70 SEI-r u0I-sr An
nine lots. two blocks from car line.
stop 80. in Highland SPRINGS. Apply
for terms JOSEPH NcRAGH.
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Administrator for Charles l. Podd.
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Vlrginia Avenue and Bench. ocean View.
Greatly improved Cap. $50. Private baths,
running water In rooms elevator etc
Music. special. $3.50 UP weekly: $3.50 up
daily. Open all the year. Booklet
SAMUEL ELLIS
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NEW SINGLE TRUCKS AND LIGHT
furniture wagon, grocery end butch
er wagons. RICHARDSON BROS.
ol5 Brook Ave
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MEYERS BUGGIEs ARE GUARAN-
teed 10 last longer and give better
service than any others: lowest
prices easy terms. i. MEYERS
SONS Iai Z. CArv s,reet
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WE HAVE a WELL EQUIPPED
plant for repairing and painting We
nic!es. automobile body building and
PAINTING speciality prompt ser
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IIOrEI AnsrcnN

virginia Av.. near leach.
FLREPROOF-BJILr OF BRICK ~ STONE
everything tnat constitutes hrs;-class
hotel. Elevator. private baths, etc etc se.eO
UP daily, special weekly rates; booklet
.. D. PAINTER.
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Want Ad Rates
pclp Guanteo, a9ale


WANTED. MORE MEN 10 PREPARE
as fireinen brakenen. electric mo-
tornen and colored train porters,
experience Unnecessarily. Georgia.
West virginia. South Carolina ro4ds
$50 to 500 month. 500 wanted. En-
close stamp Name position wanted.
l. kAlI;N ~ INST No. IL. Indian
npolis. Ind
BRICkLAYERs WANTED Az ONCE.
APPLY 1886 East Broad street.
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED SHOE
repair man NO n!Eht work. Apply
TO ROYAL LAUNDRY.
WANTED. 4 BOY ABouT is YEARS
OF ago to make himself generally
useful Ia whnlesal. hnuac. Address
x or, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED FIRsT-CLAsS BARBER AT
once. 80 per cent. sl2 per week guar
antoed. North Eighteenth Street
BUTLER WANTED rs FAMILY IL
suburbs Must understand cows
Phone Madison 6ssG-L-
WANTED. AT ONCE. TEN FIRST
class granite cutters Apply 10 a
G. BEDFORD. SOC Hermitage Road
BRICKLAYERs WANTED AT MADE
son and cary i. NJ WALkUP.
WANTED MAN TO LAY CONCRETE
rieuCn and salary expected 4 D. H.
SHELLY, r. +. y. 10. :.
WANTED i STEAM FILTERS HELP
g. Gail. prepared TO go TO work rear
HOPKINS FURNITURE CO, z and
West Broad.
WANTED, THREE OR -FOUR COL
ored men TO work IN our bottling de-
Eartmcnt None but steady men need
apply. Eleventh and Cary Streets
WANTED. COMPETENT AND EXPE-
rienced oookkceper and stcuOgraph-
or imam. state age. experience and
salary expected Box ; Esmont. va
WANTED a STRONG BOY TO HE'LL
ia packing room OF Wholesale
house state age Address J s31
care Times Dispatch
WANTED An EXPERIENCED BUS
die wrapper; none other need apply
GLOBE CLOTHING co. 6l3-siI East
Broad.
BOY To LEARN PRINTING BrSi-
Hets COOK PRINTING CO. - s.
Tnlrterufh Street
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a9t5rfllancpuS
LOANS.
SL.OOn

TO LEND on DIAMONDS Am
watches at New York rates y =
JACOBS & son. 40. us North ninth
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boarntng
J2uttce5

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUAIL.
ined as administrators OF the estate
% John q. Fitzgerald deceased. all
persons indebted to or having cI.!rns
against sall estate are requested 20
Mske settlement Win or present
same 70 the Undersigned
JOHN =. FIIZGERALD
JOHN y WELSH
administrators or John 6. F.tzse.-
aid. deceased.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That J.AHNkE BROS. Jewellers. sle
East Main Street, buy. sell. exchange
and RENOUNT DIAMONDS IN TIL
LATE T STYLES. Old gold and Sill
vei always taken IN exchange.
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WOOD AND COAL

heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company: $3.50 half-cord. DA-
NlD NJ. LEA & CO. Phone Monroe
6s6.
LONGS LARGE DRY OAK AND PIN e
Is now selling AZ summer prices
also slabs cheapest wood Sold all
OF my coal is free burning and at
summer price. order now and pa,
on 1t weekly Virginia anthracite s
only $3.50 this month, sample sent
free l.. 7. LONG, 1906 West Broad
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sArrRDAY. LtrLY ~.


II. AZ their right. title and Interest
county or Chesterfield about one milo
from the city OF Manchester. va near
Forest Hi Park. and between the
River Road and Midlothian Turnpike.
said interest comprising 10 lots 30xl4s
Ieet TO an alley on an avenue fronting
dundee near Forest Hill Pork 10
lots 3oxi43 feet on Park Avenue. South
richmond. and - lots soxl4a TO an
al!ey on Westham Street Plat OF said
lot; Will he exhibited at sale
TERMS: Cash as TO expense of sale.
any unpaid taxes ana 10 nav the f3l
loving notes. Eve reyes for 1900
each, with interest on each net. le-
spectively. as follows: from February
~, 1907. 1905. 1903. 1910 and 1871. and
TWO notes for s56e.50 each. with interest
rom August 13, 1917. and February 10
1907; Two icr $3.50 each. with inte-est
from February IL. zoos, and August IL
lses two for S3375O each. with inter-
est from February g. 1909 and Au-
gust iS. 1903 two for s295 each. with
interest from February fs 1914 md
August g. 1870 two for sii250 each.
with Interest from February fa. 1911.
and August I 3 1911 and balance in
one year. c per cent interest. secured
by deed Of trust.
CHARLES I. TODD
administrator for Charles l. Todd.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & Co '
NOTB.-While above are terms nre-
sscrioed by the deed. by consent more
loeral terms can he arranged
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Tor EaIs

NICE SECOND HAND BUSINESS BUG
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NICE SECOND HAND BUSINESS BUG
SEVERAL NEW SURVEYS AT PRICES
WE HAVE a WELL EQUIPPED
piant for repairing and painting We
nic!es automobile body building and
painting speciality prompt SER
RICHMOND VEHICLE CONSTITUTE
IlDN co, 5li North Fifth street.
sAWMILL OUTFIT COMPLETE. WITH
horsepower Frick boiler and en-
practically new. Must be sold at
once. Also boilers and engines, all
sizes and machinery OF every de-
scr!ptlon Condition Guaranteed /
BLuFORD x co, 1885 East Cary
NEW ARRIVAL OF THE FINEST
goods on earth now on exhibition,
ah1 at reasonable prices. Come
ana sec them. YARDS. III North
..tn.
NEW SINGLE TRUCKS AND LIGHT
furniture wagon, grocery end butch
er wagons. RICHARDSON BROS
el5 Brook Ave.
MOTORCYCLES A+D DICrCLfss, NEW
ana second hand repairing OF all
Kinds. TOMPKINS. 321 West Broad
~ SALf-. - 1 LIN DER DISC TALK
ing machine and records on easy
terms. G. 3. HAYNES & Co. III
West Broad
GROCERY STORE DOING $3.50 PER
week for sale IN Jackson Ward: VIII
also sell property. Apply 1924 ST.
James street
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURING OUT
II complete. / BLuFORD 6 co.
FOR SALE. CHEAP, COMPLETE
set OF carpenters tools, SIS for chest
and contents apply to ELSSEE
BHOs-. 1905 Eas; Main Street
W 4 Mt -, EXPERIMENTAL Ma
chine work RICHMOND MACHINE
WORKS. INC
MEYER's BUGGIEs ARE GUARAN-
ieed 10 last longer and give better
serv!ce than any others: lowest
prices easy terms. i. MEYERS
SONS. 75i r. Cary Street
FOR SALE. SMALL. LOT AfANCHEs-
TER National Bank stock. VIII sell
at attractive price. Address Box
- CITY.
30. 70 REMINGTON VISIBLE TYPE
writer Tor sale !n use only six
weeks. Guaranteed by Remington
Company. J sis, care Times-Dis-
GhltN.
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Jrf, Coal AMI lllouo

$1,000 49, ~-~>-~>>>--~
PLATE ICE. PUREST AND BEST FOR
ali uses and the most economical, 80
cents per hundred. Try D load OF
our pine and oak wood. which 10 dry
and under shelter. TYLER * RYAN
1901 West Cary Madison 1873
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aurtlon Salts, future DAYS

BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.
1ll3 Main Street.
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RICHMOND VEHICLE CONSTITUTE
IlDH CO, 5li North Fifth Street
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SEVERAL NEW SURVEYS AT PRICES
10 suit
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lie WILTSHIRE.

Vcean ond Vennessce Avenue Central 10
eli attractions. Il. ID. VOORHEES,, Owner
and Proprietor.
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Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN. Prop.
WATER Gar HOUSE.

Tho Mountain Paradise
Now open. extensively improved. The most
modern and finest located hotel in this
region Cuisine OF the highest standard
white service Orchestra. social diversions
every out-of-door amusement. new. beau
tlful Palm Court and Gaze Special July
and party rates. Booklet and auto maps
mailed. 9Th season
JOHN PGEDY COPE.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-13
LIMITED BAIT

A teacher was one afternoon
examining a class of young boys
in geography. He said:
Now, boys, what do you think
that Noah did while he was in the
ark?"
After waiting several minutes
he saw one hand go up, and the
little chap, on being asked what
he thought that Noah did, re-
piled.
.'Sir, | think he might have
6shed some"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-13

Charity covers a multitude of
sins, some of which might better
be left uncovered.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-13

Eyes, said the instructor. "that
is possible; he might have hshed
some.
Presently another small hand
went up The teacher asked this
one also what he thought about
it., o
The small boy said: II don't
think that he fshed very long,
because he only had two worms"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-25
REMEDIES FOR VERMONT CoNDI-
TIONS.

Simmered down, the cause of crime in
the back towns of Vermont, as consid-
cred by Clarke c. Fits, former attorney
general of the state, is the lack of in
dustrial development in those sections of
the state. There are contributing
causes, as he explained to an audience
in Bennington last Friday evening; but
this stagnation Of industry is the prime
reason in his belief Give the people a
chance to work, and their thoughts won't
turn to crime, is the position which Mr..
Fits takes; and for that reason he
urges more investment of Vermont mon
ey in Vermont, instead of sending it to
the West, the South the Provnces-in
short, anywhere but Vermont. Whether
or not we may all agree with Mr.. Fits
that this is the main cause of crime and
criminal degeneracy in the state, we
can scarcely have doubt that it is pare
cause ait any rate. The sending of our
money elsewhere has Slapped the indus
trial life of Vermont, has caused decrease
Of population in the smaller districts and
has laid those sections liable to the de-
velopment of criminal instincts which
comes to idle minds. And, if we doubt
that the increase of crime is not among
the native stock, we need only to refer
to Mr.. Fits figures which are that
during his term of Office as attorney
general eleven of the seventeen homi.
cides were by native stock; sixty.fve
per cent OF the serious crimes were by
native stock; nearly all the vile crimes
were by native stock; and the forty-five |
per cent. of increase in the insane dur
ing the past few years was in large
part contributed by native stock. Thus
force is lent to Mr. Fits presentation /
of the remedy for Vermont's troubles
To that remedy We add the greater
development of the educational system
of the state, coupled with insisten~ on
attendance, which is posi- |
BILE under the law. Proper schooling is
one of the greatest foes of crime that |
can be brought into effective operation
in Vermont, as well as in any other
place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-25
Sandstones Differ Widely.

Either by great pressure or by the
injection of cementing materials, the
products Of rock decomposition may be
rcconsolidated. Thus sands are formed
into sandstones, clays become shales, and
calcarenes deposits yield limestone The
sandstones, aside from their cementing
materials, differ in composition exactly
as did the sands of which they are com
posed. According to "The Data of
Geochemistry," by +. w. Clarke (bul-
letin 49l OF the United States geological
survey, sandstone may be nearly pure
quartz, or quartz and feldspar, or mica
eeous, and it can vary in texture from
tie finest to the coarsest. Some sand
stone is so coarse that it will hold 6
quarts Of water to the cubic foot. Such
sandstone constitutes an excellent reser.
voir and may yield a never failing wa
ter supply. An arkose sandstone from
the quicksilver region of California made
up of granite detritus was found to
contain quartz, orthoelase, obligoelase
biotite, museovite, hornblende, titanite,
rutile, tourmaline, and apatite In short
all the rock forming minerals which can
in any way survive the destruction or
grinding up of q rock may be found In
sands, and therefore in sandstones.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-25

lation has been very slight, but slight
as it has been, the increase in the num-
ber of criminals has been wholly dis
proportionate. Moreover the percentage
of criminals and weak minded persons
OF degenerate origin in the reformatories
and asylums is greater than is found
in urban or metropolitan localities.
Morality is rather more of an abstrac-
ton than a living rule of conduct in
some of the back districts and our coun-
try educational methods leave very much
to be desired, Unpalatable as these
truths may be, they must be accepted
and properly dgested by every one in
ttrested in boosting Vermont.
It's a mighty poor sort of state pride
that impells citizens to suppress facts
that should be brought to light in the
interests of good house cleaning. There
can be less danger to the body polite
from disclosing unwelcome conditions
than from concealing them and in this
particular case, there can be no ques-
ton as to the sincerity of the motives
of the conscientious public official who
has made them known.--Rutland Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-25

pot, left town to-day for a few days
visit to his parents in Randolph Center
Mrs. Emma Hutchinson and son, Earle
are visiting relatives in Marshfield.
Odd Fellows will please remember the
special meeting for practice to be held
in their hall on the evening OF Friday,
March 20.
Mrs. James J. Kanally and daughter,
who have been visiting at A. K. Martin
for few days, returned last Friday
to their home in Montpelier,
John B. Goodrich Of South Royalton
was in town March % and bought one
horse, twelve cows and fourteen calves
Of George 7. Colby, the lot amounting
to Ss65.
The singing school for the young peo-
pie meets regularly in Lynde hall on
Thursday evenings and the pupils are
doing good work. Older singers are well
come at any time.
At the auction sale of cows at John
Jackson's last Saturday the average
price for the lot of fourteen, including
two yearlings, was between $36.50 and
S3i 90 apiece. Hiram S. Drury was auc-
tioneer.
Hflf II Hl4li n Adi ~ hHNPl LAHfHt VI
goods on hand at very low prices at
W. 0. Martins store. All must be sold
as soon as possible in order that the
trustee, Guy f. Martin, can render his
account.
The personal property and household
goods belonging to the estate Of the
late James S. Hopkins are to be sold at
auction on the premises next Saturday.
March &c. at 1890 o'clock. A wheel
chair that was omitted from the bills,
will also be sold Walter L. Granger,
G. y. Barber, auctioner,
The electric grinder in Charles NJ.
Seaver & Co.'S mills did not work
smoothly the latter part OF last week
and its use was discontinued for a day
OF two A man was sent from the
ma kers at Utica, n. Y, who was able
to put il in shape so that it can be used,
but found that a new grinding plate
vas necessary. This will be put in the
place Of the old one as soon as it ar
rives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-25

One metropolitan newspaper pro-
claimed to the world by means of Il
front-page, scare head story yesterday
that Roosevelt wears pajamas while an
other gave like prominence, on another
page, to the great fact. Still they laugh
at us country newspapermen for pro
claiming now and then that John Some
body has painted his barn or that Mrs,
So-andSo is visiting relatives in near
by county. When it comes down to thu
final analysis, it will be found that the
metropolitan newspapermen print stuff
that will be of interest, instruction or
amusement to their readers, while coun.
try newspapermen do likewise, only the
standards greatly differ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-25
A Vermont Congressman Gone.

The sudden death of Representative
David j. Foster of Vermont not only
removes capable public servant and
one who probably was destined for high
er political honors, but ii complexities
the political situation in Vermont by
precipitating a contest in the first con
gressional district. Vermont always
aims to send her best blood to Wash
ington and hence the question Of filing
the vacancy viii be considered with care.
The leading candidates for the va
cancy are likely TO include Gov. John A.
Mead of Rutland, whose term expires
this fall. Judge E. C. Mower of Burling-
ton Col. Frank l.. Greener, editor Of
the st. Adams Messenger and j. X.
Batehelder of Arlington, who WAS can
didate at the time Congressman Foster
was first nominated. With any OF these
men in Washington, the traditions of
the Green Mountain state would be OBJ