davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
Resolution Passed by Dornthcu Payne
Mndison Chapter In Reference to
the Anniversary of the
Err:ty of f,hcnt

Whereas tho proposal has been made
that the United states. Great Britain
and Canada join In ntly celebrating
the Treaty Of Ghcnt on its one hun
dredth anniversary. December -. l9l4
thus celebrating the 100 years of peace
amongst EnGlshs speaking peoples
and
Whereas. this IS considered a mat
ter Of such Importance that bills AVE
been introduced in both branches OF
Congress officially recognizing the
movement for the celebration OF a
century OF Anglo-Amcrican peace. and
Whereas, similar action has been
taken by ;he Legislature North
Carolina, which, at It's session in 1911.
passed resolution providing for the
participation of the state in the forth
coming celebration. and
Whereas, it being one Of tho objects
Of the Dorothca Payn" Madison Chap
ter Daughters OF lSl2. to commence
rate important events relating TO that
period;
Wherefore. he IT resolved, that this
chapter calendar this great event as n
patriotic object, worthy of commem-
Grafton. and that steps be taken To
iitly celebrate the same in the year
1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
Captain Wilson Bryun's Company
Nineteenth Regiment. Virginia
Militia, War 1872,

Captain. Wilson Bryan
Iicutenants-John L!pscomb, John
Perry.
Ensigns, Daniel Hutchinson. Jacob
We ger
observation-disclosures Richie. Chancy
Carter. Charles Christian. Warner
Thomas. John II. Jude. Robert Lundcn
Thomas Hatcher. William. Butler John
Quarlcs. William Gilman, John +. Turn
cr, Richard Scott
Corporals--Sam Evans. Peter Letel-
lier Alex Grant. Thomas Atkinson. Will
liam Tyree. Richard Edwards George
Boshc:. William Cranberry. Ellis Carl
ton. Nelson q. Phillips Madison Nc
Lauren, Reuben Nash. James H. Roys-
ter, Samuel Quay.
Drummer. j. New.
Privatcs-Ropert Andrews, Thomas
,tk'nson, George Atkinson Charles
Bingham George Boswell, Royal
Grown, lanes Bailcss, William barnes
John Rransford, sam j. BaGby. Francis
Lewis David Lennon. Austin Lips
comb, Beverly u. Lipscomb. Peter Lee
TELLER, John Murphy. Jr.. Alex Nc
kirm. John Marcus, Patrick Melon
ough John Moore. Archelaus Mays
Sam Meredith. james Morris William
Massenbure, William Morrisctt. Rev
ben Meredith, sam Mallory. John Me-
Curue Curin, Hugh Moore, Edmond l..
Norvcl Reuben Nash, Robert Nc
Cracker. Joseph Ncale. George Alpin
Richard Alpin. James Oliver. John Ar
mond Daniel G.. Peasants. Joseph Per
ryman, Anthony pcrryman Edward
Peticolc. 1ahcz Parker Thomas Pick
rll. Noblin Puryear. Thomas Puryear
Sam Quay. Nathan II. Rice. John Ruth
crford. Sam Roberts. John Roberts
Richard BEDFORD, Thomas Richie, John
Robertson. James Rudd Thomas ~
Sanford. William Shapard John Seal
Rrition Sharpe. Thomas Skidmore, Will
liam c. Shield. Sam Smith, George
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
LISTS AND MUSTER ROLLS
OF THE WAR OF 1912

Compiled By Mrs. J. O. James, Pet
ersburc. Va.
officers OF the First Corps. Division r.
OF the Army of Virginia. one month in
service composed OF frequently
changed companies OF ORGANIZED
draugn,s and volunteers. companies
OF cavalry, artillery and light imam
try. Commanded by Thomas NJ RAN
doiph
lleu,enan, Colonel Thomas Mann
Randolph.
Major Daniel Watson.
lieutenant. John Gratian Gamble
Surgeon. George Watson
Surgeons Mates-Iamcs Murray Nor
Mss. John Young StockGale, John RAN
!olph
Quprtcrmasters--W! =. nraxton
Satnue. Dyer, William Caulneld.
assistant QuarteTmastcr. Charles
Nonrsarderer.
Forage Masto---John Randolph. I'd.
ward Goddie. George Robertson. James
Il, gland.
Field ana stan officers of the Nine
,een,h Regiment Virginia Militia. in
the service Of the United States from
IS TO 27th OF March. 1919, from June IS
"a July :, 1913 from August 90 10 the
30th Of Sci TENDER 1914
l!euienant-CoIonol. John Amber.
VI l1OfS--t- christopher IAOnDkIDS,
Hugh Davis
Surgeon. John Adams
Second Mates-Thomas Massie. John
Hayes
Adju,an,. sam G.. adams
Paymas;or, William Hay. Jr
QuGrterina sters-Wtllam Burnes. j.
West;
Sergeant Major, David Hannah.
Stan officers OF detachment OF Viz
ginia militia under Tho command OF
his cxcellency tho Governor OF Vlr-
gin.a tcabelp. composing the army
for the defense OF the State. FOR the
service OF the United States from the
2s;h August. 1914. 10 18th of Novem.
ber 1914.
Aide-de- Canps-David Campbell.
Ph!lip Nicholas. Benjamin ". Leigh.
Hugh Nelson.
Acknowledgement James Maurice.
Assistant Acknowledgement. c. W.
Ciooch
Inspector General Charles F. Mercer
Assistant Inspector General, William
Randolph
Typographical Engineer. John Ran
dolpiy OF Roanoke.
Quartcrmaster- General. Nathaniel
Cargill
Assistant ouartermaster-G Generals
George Blow, Robert Rochelle.
Surgeon-G General. James Jones
Hospital Surgcons-Philip Thornton
Micajah! Clark Meredith Fox
Principal Foragcr. Carter Il. Page.
Assistant Forager, VI. Is. Potiaux.
Hospital Steward. Harrison Jones.
=. vi. Master. lessee Burton.
Ward Master. John r. Anderson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15

hbner Griffin. Neley Glenn Joseph
Green, James Grimstead. James Glenn.
Fleming Gentry, Thomas v HilI. Rich
ard Harris. Ambrose Hutchinson.
aaron Howard. Thomas Jennings.
woody jennings William Gentry,
Thomas Johnston. William Jennings
Clalhorn Jennings. lsham jennings.
Wilson Kelley, John Lawrence. Will
liam Lancaster John IicGraugh. James
Nicholas. Daniel Night. David Nicholas.
Robert Priddy. Spencer Padget. Hep-y
Phillips Eober, Potter. solomon Pursle,
Valentine Quorryc. Charles Rice. Ran
dolph Rice. William R!gdon. William
Roach. Robert Steward Price shoe
maker. William Snead Jacob Smith.
John Thorpe. Christopher Talsaferro,
Jonn' Williamson. Robert Whealey.
James Whealey, Burnard "'healcy.
samuel Whites. Peter Wilkinson. Hen
- Winfrce and John Whi;is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
THE REPRODUCTION OF
THE "TREATY OF GHENT"
Description is Kindly Furnished by
Mrs. L.. t.. MUiIitt.

y description Of the rare engraving
entitled Tho Peace Of Client, 1914, and
Triumph OF America Under the Pres-
dcncy OF Madison. Monroe. Secretary
OF state Published by r. Price, Phila :
delphia.
Minerva represents the wisdom of
the United states Mercury. of COM
merce. Hercules. their force
Minerva dictates the conditions OF
peace which Mercury presents ITO
Britannia and Hercules forces her o
accept. ON the shield OF Minerva are
the names 81 those who signed the
treaty; on the obellsk. those OF the
bravest: and the other side. America
passes in triumph through the arch on
her way to the Temple OF Peace She
is attended by Victory and followed by
numerous train, several trophies are
seen. In the background are the ruins
Of the capitol
\ rare engraving published in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15

Emma Petronclla Hatchctt, daughter
OF iaynie and Frances Tanner
Hatchett. was born in Luncnburg
County. Va, about 1884, and was mar
ried TO George Hayes. Of MeCklcnburG
County, Va, about February. 1855, and
b. this marriage had one child, Emma"
and Emma 4. ilaEsc died when her
child was about five or six months old
and this child, after booming grown.
married Nh Edmondson. OF Mcclllen-
burg County. and she died about 1891,
leaving four children.
Judge John stokes was a brother to
Sankcy Stokes. Montfort stokes and
Jane Stokes. He was Governor of North
Carolina. member of Congress, also
Senator OF United States for several
terms was elected again in 1929 or
1880 and refused to act jackson Of
fcred him any office he desired to hold
and according To his request he APP
pointed him Indian agent to Arkansas,
where he died in 1859.
Postmaster Barry was born in Luz
nenburg County, on South Mcherrin
River, near Barrys Bridge. on Cox
Road about three miles above the
junction OF the two rivers ard four
miles southwest of Marlborough.
Nicholas Cooke.
Editor of the Genealogical Column:
Sir, VIII YOU please ask for me this
question in your paper, as | am very
anxious to get this in:ormation
Where is the tomb OF Nicholas Cooke.
or Cox: He was buried in Virginia,
and the coat OF arms is on his tomb
stone.
Also please let me know from your
paper who were the parents and grand
parents Of DIR. William Meriwether, who
was Il surgeon In the British army. and
also tho parents Of Sailie Scott, his
wife.
Yours truly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15

Smith. Charles smith Jacob Smith,
william Sharon. James swell Solo
mon Simon. Reuben NJ Sigcr. Joseph
Trent, John l.. Turner Zachariah
Tyler Caleb Tyre, Thomas Warner.
Charles Terrell. Thomas Wilson. VIII
liam Tancy, James Taylor. Thomas
Taylor, Michael Tucker, Watson Tyler,
Amos N!bcrt, Jacob Valentine, VIII
liam Wright, Jesse Willis. David WAL
lace John watkins. William Writ.
Erasmus Welsh. lewis WinGiicld. sam
Winston John Warr!ck i5eniam' Wal
Ter. Hugh Warden, Edmond Warner,
Ambrose Watkins. Charles Word.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
Yours truly.
ELIZABETH PATRICK
Fredcrick II. stokes.

Editor of the Genealogical Column:
Sir wish to inquire through your
paper, in the u. ~ X. column if any
one can tell me what was the name OF
the father and mother of Frederick
Robertson stokes, who came to Geor-
ria from Sumter County, =. g.. over q
hundred years ago, ana what was the
names OF Frcdcrick's brothers. o-e OF
whom was Sylvanus. Also. who was
the father OF Elizabeth Norton, who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15

grating those who preserved our in
stitution.
In the coming year may these words
be often In our minds. Let all ends
thou am!s't be Thy country, tiny Gods
and truths
EFFIE BOWLf:S KELLEY
The above article mas been read be-
fore the chapter and approved OF b:
the regent and all members present.
MlNTA ANDREWS BROWN.
(MRS. LE ROY e..
Regent -. T. NJ c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
Cnptuin John Blue.

Editor Of the Genealogical Column:
VIII some on tell me how | can get
the Revolutionary record q! Captain
John Blue. OF Hampshire County. Va.
who died in 1881 Also family history.
name Of wife. dates Of marriage. if
more than one how many children by
each marriage" Any clue 70 this fam
lily will be greatly appreciated
MRS THEA t. PARKER.
S0l5 ~ Penn Street
Indiannpolis. Ind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
9~ts- - Ci)
as eINt1r Chimes p1Bpatrb - o.
H& 6 ENIE7 Oh. { OFT. E{JJlThf11

married Edward Sessions? Also. what
was the name Of the father OF Edward
Sessions?
Thanking YOU very much for the
favor, ] am,
Yours truly.
IRA STOKES OGLETREE
Thomaston. ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15

The late Benjamin Oglc Tayloe. of
Washington u. c.. in his privately
printed book on the TaYloc family.
1G11) in Il way which shows that he
had II copy before him Can any one
tell where a copy can be found?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
Captain Francis WicItcr'< Company,
IIenricO County,

Captain, Wicker
Lieutenant. John J.. West
Sergeant. John Jourdan
William Robinson, Francis Smith.
Jacob nowles, John Bridgewater,
George Blakey, John Banks. James
NJ. Franklin, Joseph Francis. James
Frost. HacHariah Franklin John Gum.
Dandrigdc Garratt, John Hardin. George
Hopkins, Reuben Hamlet w Har-
wood, Dobson Hun. TIcbcrt Haynes
iiuddleston Jourdan. Henry Johnston,
Benjamin Jones, John Lyle. John Minis.
Thomas -.iller, William Oakley. Ed
ward Roush. James Roush, Simeon
Rowland. lanes Roundtree. Adam
$hrum, William Shrum. William SLAM.
w. Teason. Charles Turner. Andrew
Tcnson. James Valentine Josiah Via.
Arcclm Walker, William Warrincr
Hrylon Wade. Bartlett Woodward
samuel Whitclaw. John Whitlock. John
Whites, James Marlborough Littlcberr-
~ Roundtrcc.
Captain Dnbncy WiliuImson'S Company.
iicnrico County, Thirty-third Vir-
Einia MiIitin.
captain. Dabney Williamson.
Iifntcnant. Jesse Smith
Ensign. Edwin Burton.
Enrgeant. George Mathews
George F.ubank George H. Kelley
Ahsalom Blackburn. Thomas Alley.
John Avis. John Brown. Lewis r.
Brown Joseph Brown. Robert Rifiait
Thomas Burnett, Robert Browning.
Francis Cornett, Jarncs Curric. Henry
Duke homas Eubank. Daniel Ed
wards. Inoch Ford. Tarlton Ford. Reu-
ben Fo John Ford, Gilly Franklin,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
Captain W. IIcnlcy's Company, Hen
riru t'DtInty


Captain Henley, commanded by Lieu
tcnant-Co!cncl John Mayo
Captain, w Henley.
L!eutent, John Thomasson.
Ensign. Thomas Willis
Sergeant. Peter Cottren, Jr
Jesse Harlow. Reuben Cottrell, John
Jude, John HARLOW drummer boy).
Dabncy Duvall. Leonard Henley. John
Lacey Jones Tyler, James Harveton.
John Miller, Joseph Holman. John Al
Icy, Allen Tyler. Zachariah McGruder.
John Gu!ne. Thomas Wade. Daniel IL.
Thackcr. Zachariah Ford. Fleming
Ford, Richard Wade. Richard c. Gil
liam. Elisha Wade, Henry Baugha m.
David Hughes. Ambrose Hutchersom.
LANES Lawrence. Peter Flesher. Austin
Ford, John Flcsher, Joseph Weber,
Gilman rackcr. Elijah Miller, William
Miller Joseph Bowlcs. William Mar
tin Burton. Robert Jennings. John Fan!
dry. Richard Butler, Joseph Raugham.
Mitchell Johnson, Miles Wade, Ma
thnitl Harlow, Dabney Cawthorn
tfif.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15
LISTS AND MUSTER ROLLS
OF THE WAR OF 1872
MRS. EFFIE Is. KELLEY
Muster Roll NJ Captain Bo,.lcs Smith,
"f the Thirty-thIrd Regiment,
In the County ~ IIcnricu

Captain, Martin B. smith
Lieutenant. William Shepperson.
james hitlaw, John Burton. Lyd-
dali Bacon Bowles Edmund Bowles,
I.yddail cornet. Thomas Courtney. Al
len Cornct Patrick Daniel Robert
england. Zachari@h Francis. George
King, George Miller. Thomas Mallory,
John Melton, Davii Melton. John G.
Nelson. Henry owen, Thomas owen,
samuel owen. William owen. Hezc-
kiah Jennings, David Jennings, Jesse
jennings flcazer Vest. Ieaac Win
ston, W. Warbleton W Winston. John
Walton. Edmund West, William :
Blackburn. Matt H. owen. Joseph y
owens. Granv!l Ford Isham Lucas.
samuel Blackburn. w. Alley. Royal
Bla ckburn. Thomas Blackburn. VIII
liam Blackburn. Claiborne Boone. w
8ow!es Chamberlain Lewis :. Edwards
David Elmore. Allen Jennings. Daniel
iiorner. Benjamin Gromes. James Gyif-
fir Gilly Ford Martin Ford. Daniel
Ford Dabncy Ford, Dabney Eubank,
David Gilmore. Lewis : Edwards. Eph-
ram Clark. Thomas Cawthorn. samuel
Jennings, Justin Hill. Thomas Phil
lips. Isaac Phillips, Smith Puryear
Mosby Sheppard, Renjam.n Sheppard
Thomas smith Wilson staples, Charles
y. stanley, Walter Thacker, John To-
LEI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15

Continued Next Sunday
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
BULL lroogR ARE
NOT PROGRESSIVE

Denver, Jan. 21.-The action of some
of the bull moosers in the senate the
other day in voting for high tariff when
the Parrish resolution came up, in
which it was sought to instruct the
Colorado members in congress ON the
beet sugar question, indicates clearly
that the claims of the Roosevelt follow
eEs arc being repudiated; that the bull
noOsers are not staying with their pro-
gresive principles.
As the campaign two years hence will
be between the democrats and the bull
moosers - the two dominant parties in
the state, the senate setion noted above
significant. It indicates that the pro
gressives are not nearly so progressive
- they would have the people believe.
The four bull moose senatorrWie-
land, Lines, williams AID ". c. ROBIN
son-showed their hands On the Par
rish resolution On . downward reduction
Of IL tariff.
Tas neFe pfonssnesd showing vas
nals, Aswevss; wAsa H. sleetisa a
I've 1sosesa1is Unitsa etoSss ssaaaess
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
TugH HOGS

A. f. Fleming left Silt Saturday
evening en- route to the Denver stock
show. He is to exhibit = carload Of
hogs that he raised on his ranch. Now
we came from hog and corn country
and think We have seen just as fine
hogs rs anybody, but we will give it
to Fleming; they are as fine as We ever
cav. Poland Chinas, even and smooth.
We judged them to weigh about 275
pounds each. If he doesn't get the
prize, somebody else will have some
fine hogs there.
An interesting thing is the fact that
these hogs were raised on apples al
most altogether. They ate windfalls
till about month ago when he shipped
in . carload Of corn and finished them
On that. He loaded about 80 head
eik 1aafchhgAt.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
HELD FoH Ha0Hxz1El1ENf

Antonio Pisterzi is the name Of ~
Italian laborer arrested Monday in
Marble by Sheriff Pat Hanlon of 0uA-
nison county and brought to Glenweod
and landed in the Garfield county iii
on q charge of ensbezxlemeut preferred
by the officers in Chicago. 1t is expset.
ed that an officer will arrive from CAi.
cago today or tomorrow, armed With
requisition papers from Governor Am
mons, and take the prisoner back to the
windy city for trial.
The story that was told Sheriff Han
Ion was to the effect that Pisterzi, who
is quite bright Italian, was trusted
by great many of his countrymen to
take their money and transmit it to
their families in the old country, the
men themselves not feeling competent
to attend to the transaction. As to tax
ing the money it seems that Pisterxi
attended to that part of the transsc-
tion to the Queens taste, but somehew
he neglected the transmittal part of the
pragram and it is with a view to pua-
ishing him for this trivial oversight
that the gentleman will be taken -
Chicago.
PisterI tells Glenwood Italians tlat
he and his partner endorsed and cashed
= check for $l6O, the check afterwards
proving worthless, and that that is tie
only crime of which he is guilty anl
that he presumes he and his partner
will have to make good the loss which
they can easily do. Officers here, how
ever, think there is = much more serious
charge than this against the fellow =
officers would not be SO anxious to ee1
him.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
was made last week. Seaators Vic
land and Linea indicated tha;P ueesraa-

was made last week. Senators Vic
Land and LiAes Indicated their peeGFss-
siveness when they followed ths wishes
of the people by casting their votes for
the people 8 choice, BY voting for both
shafroth and Thomas. Senators Viii.
liams and w. G. Robinson, howsvss,
refused to indicate tAsir progressive
tendencies and to abide by the Psesls ,
choice, and vetsd asainst tie tvs 49,
ocratic seHakofs.
This action clearly shows that the
progressive movement as promulga<rG
by Theodore Roosevelt l. not entirely
Of the Sinon-pure variety and sasase
be relied upon - rsprsseatel BY the
bull moose party - . wAols. II ~
be true that some Of The nsassss -
tho party are sinesrs; but wAsa H.
tsse Il applied, . weakness = sievA
TAis fsst ~ asesast.sssa wAsa ~
ssnaeseial vote was taAsa Il IL 1sGls-
ls$sss last Tsesaay. So
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
,Pno11sGlosrAL Nunsuea

The attention of the public is invited
to the law regulating professional
sursing in Celsssds.
All Who practice in this state y
"tseined" ~ "grsdaats nsrses,. srs
required by law to be Registered, and
70 hold . license from the State Beard
Of Nurse ExaAiaefA A nurse % quail
fled Is thsn entitled to style herself
"trai.ed, graasats," or "registered
nurse, and to use the letters "R. NJ
or the words Grained" or "gradu.
ate nurse" e.@ 81.
This law hxs been of great benefit
to the nursing profession by improving
the Nurse's Training Schoola and
making the nurse herself more efficient
to the patient and to the doctor.
1t protects the public against the
untr1ined nurse who frequently passes
Asrself OF a. . hospital graduate,
while in no way interfering with the
practical or experienced attendant up
On tho sick, who does not work under
false eslon.
Are you gaining protection by this
hwl Are the sick in your community
IN skilled hands for nursing eare!
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
IfAIIAHs s1KAL Sloo,eeo
n IRADyILL1

Leadville, Jan. 22.-The fess Ital-
ians who were arrested in Nsw York
today with gold nuggets in thsir pos
session, stole the gold from ~ New
Monarch niae according t. sriff
schraier te.isht. q. G. Wstsos, pa.
ger Of the New Monarch, has susPsssed
that high grading hes been carried o.
for some time, but was unable = b.
cate it. Some gold was also tsksl
from the 1bex, \ mine adjacent to ~
New Monarch. The Italians left hsrs
four days ago and purchased tickets
straight through to Italy. They check
ed their trunks to New York. Il .
thought that 100000 in all has bsen
taken in gold nuggets.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25

County Treasurer Smith spen4 several
days in Denver this week looki0g after
business ahairs and attending stock
show.
= = =
Major s. J. DeLan is in feqbipt of
an interesting letter from Wionm H.
Spear who is now dock al wharf
master at New Rochelle, NsQ York.
Billy Spear is well known ts.tAe old
tiners Of Gleswood, but - - "a not
been heard fron for many yors his
former associates here had sapi.ed he
was dead. He seems to be dalg we'll
and sends his regards to thtb who
knew him in the early days sgDeeially
remembering Louis Schwarx. My al
ways had a pretty good kaaek y find
ing q seat where the democratie crumbs
were falling and his Glenwooa friends
will be pleased that he has ~ with
good fortune again. =
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
= = =
AAleCH Ho9 14lr4

$50 acres, 100 under cultivation, 35
in fall wheat; good buildings and water
rights with An abundance of water for
all purposes. Cash or crop rental.
Phone Mrs. n. X. Griffith, New Castle.
1-1S-tf.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
FOR ALE

Y 81 ;ia1e.' tanE mount
ed on Balm running gear; newly
painted, neck yoke, double trees and al
complete ready to hitch to.
Also 4-horse disc and 4-horse spike
tooth harrow. Will sell at q reasona.
Bile figure.
l-1s e J. RAwsON,
SIT Csls.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
70 LIT

IS acres Of sAge brush Land; will give
crops two ysars for clearing up the land
aaA will furnish alfalfa seed to seed it,.
Will sell cheap. MRS. n. HART,
LES Rifle, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
hsspensabll

rsr oaSs-Belgian Hares, 50 cents
each. Black Flemish Giant HAres tl 90
each BEN DAVIS,
3. F. d. No. Carboadale,
l-4S-4-39 Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25

For sale at . reasonable price. Young
boar, gilts anA brood sows. The best
stock o. the westsrn slope. All hoga
registered. Address all inquiries IA
Koch . Ranch.
E. J. WILSON, Mgr.
les Grasd Valley, Cole.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
1A10An

10 acres land and two town lots in
prosperous part Of Texas At very low
figure.
1-ls J.C. THOMPSON, NJ ID.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25

A ssss s4seAy - IN ~ Rsss I'll
sssp.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25

YAlN0Y DU1oc JnagY HooO
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25

Lovers Of the cutter report the
sieighing in Glenwood the best it has
been for yeap. There is plenty of snow
and on most Of the roads it is packed
down very smooth and hard, making
ideal conditions.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25

Tuesday morning from Gypsum where
thew greatly enjoyed several days visit
With the Grundell brothers at their big
Aneh. Mr.. Allen and Fred Grundell
are old time Leadville friends.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25

John Sanford and Frank Mclaughlin
and their ladies drove to New Castle
Tuesday evening to ATTEND the big
dance. They report good time and
an exceedingly cold drive in consequence
of which Mr.. Sanford is nursing a pair
of frozen ears
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25

The case of the People against
Linsley came before Justice Squire
Tuesday ON . change Of venns from JUS
eice Rice's court, and on motion OF
John D. Fillmore, representing the dis
triet attorney, the case was dismissed.
Linsley was charged with asssulting
one John Kirby with deadly weapon.
to-wit, . pike pole. Kirby had worked
for Linsle~jr. p1t:;ae-an--;ec.. hr't l.;7s-.
ley says he was q shirk and he up
braided him and the two mixed and in
the melee Kirby was prodded in the
arm with the pole. Fillmore thought
il best 70 dismiss the case in the JUS
tiss esart a.d pcs il up to The district
astesssy in ease - sses fit = tahe
cay fessAss setSsa.