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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
,erneld county; r. D. Browning.

terheld county: r. D. Browning,
Orange county; L C. Catlett. Glouces-
ter county; ]. W. Flood Appomettox
county; ]. NJ. Gsh. Roanoke county;
j. C. Hunter. Fairfax county; II. NJ.
Hoge, Loudoun county; J. H. Hobson.
Powhntan county: r. B. Kegley, Wythe
county; It. l.. Lancaster. Hanover
county; ]. ]. Bowman, Spotsylvania
county; a. W. Liggon, Cumberland
county; a. B. Moore. Amherst county;
w. P. Moore. Bedford county; j. +.
Oliver, Buckingham county; j. n.
Qulsenberry. Louisa county; a. 6.
Rhodes, Warren county; f. NJ. Slauson,
James City county: s. p. Spain. Din
widdic county VIM. o. Snead, Flu
wanna county; ". w. Trlmble. Augusta
county; B. a. Warmer. Amelia and
Nottoway counties; l. NJ. Walker, Abe
marie county; W. w. wilkins. Halifax
county: c. W. Wampler, Rockingham
county; o. II. Weiss. Norfolk COUNTY;
NJ. Q. Wilson. MecIlcnburg county;
II. ". Spraticy, Surry county; ]. II.
Harris. Sussex county; J. 4. Harris.
Greenesvillc county: c. p. Grizzard.
Southampton county; A l.. Fultz Rock
bridge county; Allen Temple, Prince
George county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
Ricbmopd.a Gn.,

After all of the talk about the dis
solution and the bursting up of the
American Tobacco Company it seems
that that company Is right much on
top. The reports for the year ending
January 1 were favorable to the com.
pany and intensely interesting to the
stockholders of the same. 1t is also
interesting to note as an Industrial
proposition. that with all OF the mon
keying OF the courts ard the Judges
and the encouragement of several
small States. Richmond and Virginia
will not be hurt by the rearrangemen,
of things. And Richmond and Virginia
are to be thankful to their good geo
graphical situation for these good fav.
ors. and in no way to tho politicians
and the Acknowledgment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
Lynchhurr Tobacco News.

Lynchhurs. Va. March Is. john u. Osies-
ny, OF the Lynchhurg Tobacco Warehouse
Company Gnc.). makes the following report
of leaf tobacco cold on the Lynohburg mar
ket:
Sold week ending March s, $500 pounds
sold week ending March Is, sif.3c0 pounds
decrease this week. 1920 pounds.
Sold from September !. lolf, to March l6.
,a,a ~. Noro, - tTi - as" si5 no,,,1z
increase for m2. 1881 400 pounds
Receipts were about as expected. but there
not, much good tobacco az was err
pacted. larger part OF the offerings bein &
vi iQlsItal 1ytsQSY. whi!s .thers was act
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
much change IN prices, yet lack of ant
nation was very noticeable. and the general
average was slightly lower Weeks quota
South Boston Tobacco Market.

South Boston. Va, March Ie.-About rs, 0c1
pounds OF leaf tobacco sold on this
market during the past week, the average
remaining about the same as last reported.
prices on some grades being more than
heretofore. bright tobacco has been rather
scarce, and much rcd and nondesorIpt goods
has boon offered. The weather has placed
tho roads IN such muddy condition TINT
the offerings have been more in quantity
than was expected. The land Is too wet TO
pillow, and many farmers have awaited them
selves OF the opportunity 20 clean out their
barns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
FarmrilIe Tobacco Market.

Farmville. Va, March l5.-Consi derably
more tobacco was offered and sold on the
Farmville market this week than the week
previous. Prices remain about tho same
low on fine grades and satisfactory on Tugs
and the other low qualities. Al least three
fourts OF the crop has been marketed, and
the local market VIII fall short of It's usual
quantity BY at least l.jo5coo pounds Tarm-
eEs arc busy with their plant beds for the
planting OF another crop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17

Petersburg, Va, March l5.-The sales OF
tobacco this week aggrc gate 5s?.loo pounds.
Sales for the season to date. 4.1So, 20 pounds.
Market nrm NJ quotations. Planters are
their crops freely to get in readi-
ness for the spring farming operations The
ruling prlccs this week were:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
VIE W S A N D
NEAR VIE VS.

-
ducts of Virginia land la Dor and capt.
tai. and we have water freight also to
those markets.
20, Though our soil is not az rich
as some of the Western prairie land
still we have quite a good lot of ma
turally rich soil; and the great variety
Of our soil. with water and timber well
distributed and Il good average rainfall
will make Virginia far superior TO the
West as the place for farm homes. !
mean real, practical farmers who get
out and work with their own sons on
their own land.
80. We have practically monopoly
OF the sun cured tobacco and In the
higher grades of apples like tho Abe
marie pippin, and We have abundan,
coal. Iron. stone, soapstone and many
other valuable minerals. and splendid
timber
Now, the main difficulty in the way
OF the progress Of the State la tina,
tn dade hand of chatsel slavery has
not yet been entirely removed from the
control OF the economic and social ma
chinery OF the community. Slave stand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
Expose OF Wall St. Tipsters

Free on reduest--a two. column article from
the n. y. World, naming various 'Tfpsters''
tho standard work on this subject. exhal,s-
tive. but concise, 10 cents.
A.. ~ RLDGEliY. 80 ASoad 81, N,-xL ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

to.iap. N'assaclns~ssn ms heen placed
on the iiEi ~ drl~f.ble states 30 The
demoeral eiu tho fan slefti"n. Congress.
man iiufissnn ~ Tesas. uho haa hesn
rui ~ chafge ~ tho democratic sFsat +.
ga buFssu. has asked cpnafpsslr-
Ahsfay 70 confer with The Ms=sasbn.
sstta state ceuifal commfitee - ~
shal should best ~ 5oas ~ nallonsl
hpeaksfs N Massachusetts. u 4 b.
liefsd that ~ asslFslnR lhe best fpehk-
ers ssaiIabis for she nay alate !, NAV
be- pansibie ~ ewlnr u oyef hsa fhe
demoefalle column ntAl ian
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
N COBB STABBED
IN BACK BY THUG
nsii pisysf hssaeksd ~ rhse- M.r N
Dssfoit--r@o Stitches Pvt IN
Maund.

aynAcuRR n. y-Auf ~ ~ cehb
was siiarkea sna ssst,ea in she iash
" three uniaenlsfie-s men m psfrs,i
saris yesterday whils 90 his wnY - shs
train ~hish wss ~ hrinH him AnA the
flrifeis t~em ~ ihis oisy tef an enbih.
ltfon game this eftefuaon colBT aRli-
~ savrd kim from retleus hlsry aea
possible Death Ifis iHlnfies an -iisss.
cnih accompanied ~ hin wife. sas
driving ~ snfensifli~ " shs sisslaa
phrn fnres mon ordered fhe ear a. haii
The thfss mfn wefs paffw intgsi-
Gated and when fbo nactine eurnr ~ q
stop cohb Jumped out ana henan r. ~.
rue win me mrp
TIE tfi3 then demanded m4nsy from
the bail piayef. nnd with tbs dsnand ~
fhrns made e iunss - cohb fhr atsf-
"a paaeh attached the tfio apd fhfa
hsgan bsttie fngai oae nsna wns
knocked down with blow ~ ihe eain
iheh ont n ne rfnefs beTsn a rsp
while fhe fhffd ffAbhe1 Col,b etynpd
ths nrct Thsy ffsnsflsd
whlis ihry ~afe wrestling o. lles
pulled a knife ana inflicted = wound
n cohb'F i,aes. cebb naally Hhsek ~
~ ska@li4at before ia could rnnaf sny
fprihef hilary
cvab as fresled here today On ths
arrival ~ lhe Ds'fpif isam. Two stitch.
"a sers required % rloss the wound.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

CHICAGO. ~. Aux 1.-The pfo.
Efam ~ fhe wstsr oafnisui and naval
pageaHi bare Efovs mafs inieseefsng
sas,h day and promises 10 reach = ciifnas
win ibe International races here nsxi
Saturday. rhedas's features are shs
sseond nsass FOR moiorhoat class races
and the third fae4 between the crnrh
sfpoi,s. Chicaro. representing lhs United
Ftascss and the pairicla. representing
Canada.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

BOSTON. hase. AuN " Many flN-
itfrs arr camang - &igafon ~ the rno
"a thts week 20 aiiea6 the fifin anpuel
fearnameni 81 the f'rsBfefS Basebsll
Association. The teurr&msnt niil b.
Ein ~ the NatiDnai Israsas Nfpunns
Monday aflefuo<an Ard wlA eunilnua
ffroneh ths entire uefk The parfiei-
pants wil inclp4s tsnms fkpFeasplihe
ti,e union pripiers a flifsprfEn. Cal.
eaSa. Ia9<skapeias, Fhl'eaeifhlA, Nesh'
llnxion. - Louis Nsw Yors ana lsezior
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14
spoarocaAeHs


hihlstits
Gsorrn 81 Iurhnl. tDe Nretliips pfn.
luNfnf in fNfUlHf fuf fhf nFfafliuF li.iilh
~ fHt hir carnival ~ fhr Eina linalnu
American ieaaar ffnuuus. to-day
A iiE loianrailun sil nInd up fbe fy
GOTTA af i'sfm Tonight hfiuf hNiH in
INr NHliHfHm lIiasa hud medals VII
~ dirirhufrd
George Csna aud Minor lfslf atli ~
A. annus inr aHfhg fefori iar Hiir
a. pain Hf fff oftninF oi fhf Mnns
sofa State iah fasts ih sfplrmDsf lF
hiHnftr uiit
ThlH ft4rs Junior frutf aud fele
Nftrsu0iiitn HsHuf iafinr 80 iHe AfrA
fNuI AfhiffIH & uinU championship aiI
- NfiH 90 Celtic wNF. Sew fnfi. anr
ufi 1i nna aHfnirrinn viii &c. hf invita-
non Aloat 10000 lntiiaiioHs afe b..
ine sent out
m.ss Rose r'iisneT fhf ft Yuar-aia
siuinrr ~ Ioyf is prrIrfrrr Ff
It.tef fariaua ~ h.t attifnil a. 81 iin
ihe lnFIlah channel nm fNa men
hHFf sl'.ffrlfl ih HffuurliHhiuF tHla
fr, an1 nn alfGau hak Hfif cfuaAed
she ffaunei ~ ffin aai.
Baseball
'hafilf li4wphll 90 Atnnia has btfn
aer.eei at hisHaFtf - tht sfianfa. u
ilsartai haifn slurf ~ tiaf tunfigastl
Ase 4ttEff. UrrN mfOthrf 70 fif
Nss Nurh iiiFhianasfp ~ irreu np'
pointed nltnnHrf ~ tnf NufTral 81.
irfn4liNnai f4sHrHf fluh ~ fHHl t.ail lill.
h i.uff fNlHrf hak been rlhFlng 4
iart oifd hane ana "a popuiaf VIII "
fans
TIE NatianHl iss4rus ihrruat f'resi.
ihrnf t.f1th hat tuft iHas'l 40 ~ ~ y
~ fmplfe a Hfth fran fhN FirFihIt
I IiaF1t uffhf work - uutpirf 10 49,
AifaIn.a L1sHet hat hfFp nlehlf pfaia.
YEA tg mh3nf iratie hssrifN
4 Ntlra iNTgg. tnf tseafaia rfHft -
I 3 Do tefred lotto 10 Time nirflt frNn
fhe campus ~ 500 4 rilntt. has Hsi .
aalsfh ruv eitnf fur snFf cail0~ esiifarl
pia 4ufs Sst rfai ciai's ~ere ridoI'i
f.r tim snd hs Fifoeo cur the bee
Ana ia aaa fo nark DESIGNATION
aspifante fuf his pltce have jumped hi
\ a. t1fh Hff0 knahe 20 me f'liiiirs
0re ufHilaref ara lNf EirFr ~ sati
ie haze Expressed willingness &
eanlidef ihe CintinnHtl bssftrn
BeEna.
rasn Moran fhf EnFiish NFffWfiRis'
10 d1f r. arrive ia f.0n1on lsiAf ~
ulu reef l,eiiee fstnfniuF % Amerlc
suhrns ri.6n. uuiI r,renfly match
rrt4iff aud aJluulfnoT ~ ftf ltuaif A
~. - s,fu4fign. ufN ma 7ssof sfsef "a
sreirH 70 i'atHsY CAilatssn. the ftresfhft
fighter aha 10 inipfy, lnr W kis ngntin
ID fFffy contest
%na fhat sine Round licFan' -
i.efn a1eceeeful |a plnning 4 nFht 4
"a horne tx. seH FfanFtscr. faYsn
dsffA NJ Tommy Mcfarland - fftet'
roDesd bout 81 Edoff ofantFk risiai, ~
ins5raflota are fnaf 20 30 ~ in1ptfd
ir pis nbatNhf4 tnefr ~ ulfHt wis
4 EIrkiH. me eltffr esaaG lightweight !
tsrnfy fuund c1nifat ga tttf efrfss.
Thf f.Ett fans ~ fftptp afe auHla1
81 Ntt fipx4n @na Hii1ile nrhf
Au4 htff14 f.arSlsf feRtHtrN tlFi
fhafti<isl,p hak tftr uafahed 40 ff1
YHenr Htuxo61f A4ulnsSn ~ lRnrp 60
IN sssr,xssEry n = 'ses.1k .Asssli y.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

Many novel features hare been nrfana
"A ~ the enirrislnmenf ~ ~ risilefr
vne ~ these VII ~ dtnY pspst 81
sixteen rases corialninN. among uthf
~ ihipHr a HISTORY - ths National
Unlon Printers iissshoii League
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

rhnNtvu.Ln W. Aus. "a. Tho
fffli AN Ilsa'na Hhow association
wnti optHsd 40 Aehval eshnn hsfe
,eslai lesaFls most "a tha nnssf hofrss
IA lht rventry Thep are frpm ths'
alshlss ~ llsaluala Nandcebn, ~ NsW
Vera tifnselua uuilek and l.osls =
WARNS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

spent -eetmi weeks an nliy Noiaws
fAnfh n TIE InNhs mnuntniun Aiid
fnfF iHIf NH ii Iu Nt4fuF luutlitun phf
sifHiif than ha hHa hfen fuf flN itsi
ifn 1nart ~ ho whips shufan. ho mnf
fet b ehafs az iho present hUlnrf 90
ibu title iohanf hihane
rsnnis
nHfmnnd ~ l.ittiD ana tunthfo r.
rnurhafd fhe naiiouHi lawn irnuis
dnllifa ehAupipns sfs Filil the filc
hntiefs isf ihrf naffuui rsfhpri ~
fshi ~ ihe hHnaa ~ Rehrfi f.cliHY
HuH walter Meffin ffaH hf fH. oaun
fff Clnh " este nttfef ~
laf ihr hfu ins he nlna ytifs n
fsfnIf uans Dlhef fhan That ~ iar4sf
uui hf inscribed Un urf ~ fhr inuff
famous tennis trophies M fhe United
.tAffs fhaf cawr RtoDf a lusfnn
eNfH Maurice o. hfIfHuphhn ~ eull
rfshrisru d.f.Ateb Easar " f.afu "a
0i fumuit ~ D. ana fotsH u The
UhHIlenrs tonnd iof lhf l.ine e,aai
rheNfnse neei "a The i.laR0os'1 cfipk A,
~ cluh
Cell
Several wen knaun foffiuu tiafcs
vii lihke part IN Aso.f,cas taariinguta
this summer ana fan. Apura ihs fll
ntf iliItiaA ohamplalf. James iifais
a. ~ 1ayier ana iipffy yaffrn and
NNt Ai"N|N tAN"fh ANhAANH """"nHf
rooshsli
fale frsfbAli candidates niil start
Drafiltt asriornber ~.
An ~ ihr football sanes - ne rui.
itrfri'r ~ li~nung N afie ~ 90. seiilinl
Hrasun asn iss played go lfAthliA f.ig
eftepi ihf contest sin Brown ~ '~'
I faff5 ~
rhe I.nsfish Fooiban Asaoaiafisn
wlreh his charge ~ file eief~f Faniof
90 ihe iHliish irief hes ascided tl'ai
I nn fsffa fhiftf nAnhfs kaf must %
pinfrd m future 8tais fpf M tHaiHi
Z Cup y ihe mairhea are drawn IA ~
ilfnf
Ths Ran ffnneisro ana other oloD.
I ~ fhr Pacific ffaff fNaf ere fu hnhl
lover tcarl - AusftanHn WNfiH ffaii
bali plays in ftelat,er fof ssti4F a
eabea. bitfidr1 iD carry pyi tar Hnifi
ilaa AlnnF iht same fiAst pfaffipfs
NJ Huri.y counlfies AMI liis whyil
,praresait ~ ihe tAfieus eassta nfe q
H. fls.sied ffega wnirih aftet fuN -
lls'BAsa have lssfF aFdurfri tts suf .slia
eln fe divided - seen ftf tafttlA
REPRESENTATIONS sti'sffi'iina ~ sbr geiaefa
fund.
Ignny Thorpo ne cprlisis Iualal
hnfara urftaH champion aii-rfnil''
atine,e Wfu bs eresi a'tfnoiion u
ithe l'fnnaflFenin iilsfIi uftefff fe,ofts
leiffeH this foll Tharp4e futH RoAh
from ma nei1 ln lass years game D
ihe Harvard Nfatiun pas ''pe a ~
greatest fats This year schetpia q
ihe lisdrlin ~ niAda 40 " aaDlnn vlfl
Eastern stevens
Fscina.
me Orsaf western *rftif shifts n
nscsainr a. i'ffsfa ne4t Ue~E
FYftfnse siu aEatn entefisln ~
nrmiitrn ~ ina I.saiR1r ~ AuiAfeli
Driving Ci4te Who Niil rDrilpfff D
ths aanual lnsfrrHY urNi hafu~es tfef
finn fnaiinsss The Speii viU - nff
tin rannrssi0F With fiYe Drahd riftr'
fAree which pii help ftaftff tif< htaf
Fafr 10 fiiaf efl9. ara viii ~ contests
nn Neptefg1ef ~ hrd a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

n lhe tns liFuE flnft fille D60F}
prescription a ~ q poafnrter that }4)
Wll' ~ dene flght i'hpns 81 30 tt N
$40 a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

souvenir spoons a iirH % pifapr yol
con 3D. found az The siamma ca Mes
Qgiir ~ a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Rssuits Yesterday.
nsfrait 9 New y9fk 3
Chhnro WRahlnRtHn q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

Cmeara q NaHfan 49,
IIitsilnfg 3 nrenkisn D.
Clneinuatl B. fhia dolphin o
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

PEORIA. "a. AuE. ia---Abons fff.oep
~ prizes ~ ispnT up for ste races n M
firea, Western Circuit whicb began
here toAsy. Practically me be<t hofe i,
~hlck hase b~en foiigsiux fhe efrs.'
are sntsfrd fyr ma ersn's whIrh com.
psiss the program u sh< Peprfa msfs.
inz.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

BAY STATE oEszYAHLE oRovwe
DpfToR. Ms<s- .Anas is.-Fw me
first time sr ne pastory. \ II s>sA hers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

eNsnt .sFYni weeks Dn niliY Nolafa
fsnfh bee tht itnfhf mnunininn ami
Hhff ittf hH u lu ns4trr rUualilnn phf
aifliit than he hbs hsen fpf ulN iarf
tfn sears ~ ho whips NhufNn hH mNF
rDt ehafs af fhD present hUihgf ni
tbp title lohnnf hlfhane.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-14

Several wen knaun fnffiru piafcfa
vii stake part IN Asutfican tNartinlgufa
this summer and fan. Amnra 80 ~
intf ifiiiaA champions. James i'fair
a. ~ 1ayief ana lipffy Yaffnn ana
ihs ifetrh eirfrt. Armand Massey.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11
AVOID sedatIve cOugh MsdIclnes

IF you want to contribute dl-
rectly to the occurrences of capil-
liary bronchitis and pneumonia,
use cough medicines that contain
iodine, morphine, heroin and other
sedatiyes when you have q cough
or cold. An expectorant like
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
what is needed. That cleans out
the culture beds or breeding places
for the germs of pneumonia and
other germ diseases. That IS why
pneumonia never results from a
cold when Chamberhin's Cough
Remedy is used. 1t has a World
wide reputation for its cures. It
contains no morphine or other Sc
dative. For sale by all dealers.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11
HEARD in HUNTINGDON
Bad Backs Made Strong Kidney
Ills Corrected

All over Huntingdon you hear
it. Doan's Kidney Pills are keep
ing up the good work, curing weak
kidneys. driving away backache,
correcting urinary ills. Hunting
don people are telling about it,
telling about bad backs made sound
again. Yon can believe the testi-
mony of your own townspeople.
They tell it for the benefit of you
who are suffering. If your back
aches, if You feel lame, sore and
miserable, If the kidneys act too
frequently, or passages are pain
full, scanty and off color, use Doan's
Kidney Pills, the remedy that has
helped so many Of your friends
and neighbors. Follow this Hunt
ingdon citizens advice and give
Doan's q chance to do the same for
you.
j. g. Tate, clerk, Railroad ST.,
Huntingdon, Tenn, says: my
kidneys were inactive, and / had
attacks Of backache. Doan's Kid
ney Pill, which / procured from
the Patrick Drug Go. relieved.
these kidney difficulties and made
me well. | recommend this rem
edy for | know that it lived up to
representations. :"
For sale by all dealers. Price
soc. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-
and take no other.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11
fortunes in Faces

There's often much truth in the
saying ''her face is her fortune, "
but its never said where pimples,
skin eruptions. blotches, or other
blemishes disfigure it. Impure
blood is back Of them all, and
shows the need of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They promote health
ard beauty. Try them. 25c at
Pl.trick Drug Go.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11

First-class Job Printing done on
short notice at this Office.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11
Cabbage Snake

The following special was sent
out from Irrelevant: While pre-
pairing the noon meal at her home
on East Main street here, Mrs.
John G. Newbill found a cabbage
snake in some cabbage. 1t meas
ured twelve inches in length. This
is the first cabbage snake TO be dis
covered il this section in a num-
Der Of years.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11

From now on ! will sell 16-can-
die power for zoe. All patrons
burning 32-candle carbon lamps
will have to pay, for each lamp,
double rate OF 16-candIe power. If
you want stronger light than Is,
| will sell you Mazda lamp that
will give you 32-candlc power that
you may burn at same rate Ii 1J-
candle power for soc. This does
not apply to persons having meter.
Light rate in residences, three
lights per month $l.25, each adj
ditional light 33c.
39-tf i. Nj. DHL.
Manager Water and Light Plant.
First-class job printing done on
short notice at this Office.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11
Eos Sale

The medical books and surgica
instruments of the late DR.. A. M.
Grizzard, also one share and teIe-
phone box in Dixie Telephone Co,
For particulars. call or write,
Mrs. Nellie GRTzzARD,
Huntingdon, Tenn.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11
Trustees Sale

/
Notice is hereby given chat |
Il. "A. Hurt, trustee by virtue D
the power and authority vested ii
me as trustee, by appointment o.
the county courtof Carroll county
State of Tennessee, and under the
deed of trust executed by w. @,
Freeman and wife, G, r. Freeman,
recorded in trust deed book No.
ii, page SIS, in the registers Of
fee of Carroll county, Tennessee,
/ will sell at Mike, in the Tenth
district of Carroll county, at the
residence and store house of the
late w. g. Freeman at 2 O'clock
D. m. on Tuesday, October IS,
1912, at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, one-half of pur-
chase price to be paid in cash on
day Of sale, the remaining one-balf
in ninety days. The purchaser
executing his note with approved
personal security therefor. With
interest from date, the entire stock
of merchandise, fixtures, etc, in
cIuded insthe trust deed made TO
secure j. w. Stanfeld and II. L.
Compton as sureties on w. G.
Freeman's note, made to the Bank
of Hollow Rock, bearing date June
10, 1912, for three hundred $500
dollars, due ninety days after date.
/ will be at Mike on Monday, De-
tober IA, and any one desiring to
inspect the stock or see the in
voice will be given all information
possible
This September ID, 1919.
28-4t L. A. HURT, Trustee.
In the above notice to sell the w.
e. Freeman stock of goods at
Mike on October 10Th, next, as.
trustee; this is to give notice that
] will sell both, as trustee and as
administrator.
L. A. HURT.
Trustee and administrator.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11

The Comediau--Yep. We played to
standing room only IN SQuedunk.
The Tragedian--Indeed
The Comedian-Sure thing. You
see the sheriff had attached and re-
moved all the seats In the opera
house.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11

Earlie-What Ii . millinery opening.
Da?
His PA-Ths small space between
the hats Of two women through which
= man has 10 see what he can Of The
play.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1912-10-11

Virginia-So he proposed in his au'
tomobile after a weeks acquaintance.
Marie--What did you tell him?
Virginia. told him be was exceed
ing the speed limit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-26
NORFOLK TRAIN WRECKED.

Portsmouth, Va, April 26.-An en-
press train bound from Virginia
Beach to Norfolk, with many bankers
and business men aboard, ran into an
open switch at Greenwich station
yesterday and crashed into a freight
train that was waiting for it to pass.
Twenty-one passengers were re-
moved to hospitals, most of them seri-
ously injured. Many others were
bruised and cut by flying glass.
The accident is declared to have
been due to the fact that there was no
block signal on, the switch to show
whether it was open or closed. The
express was moving at high speed.
Its schedule called for no stops be-
tween Virginia Beach and Norfolk.