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Busines5 opportunities
REsTAURANT''

- .
IF YOU HAVE A FEW HUNDRED
dollars 10 invest and want to make
money faster than you ever have
before in building and selling houses,
have all Of the experience, SEQ
me ut once. Madison $3.50. residence
phone Madison a563. or q 80. care
Times Dispatch
WANTED. HEGisTERED DRUGGIST
TO invest 5000 dollars and manage
store cheap rent: good opportunity
for n good, husilinG man Address
u %, care Times Dispatch
PRACTICAL MAN WITH ENPE-
'ience, with unlimited credit, wishes
10 incorporate III building and sell
Ing houses. II you have a few nun
area 10 invest see ne at once. G.
l4s. care Times Dispatch.
If IN NEED OF MONEY BORROW
from EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY
S5o.ooo to loan on watches, diamonds,
tcwelry and silverwarc. All bust
ness strictly confidential Special
Offices Cor ladies' consultations
second floor, 500 East Broad Street
Phone Monroe 1915
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building committee will receive
sealed bids Tuesday, May 90, 1918.
10 a. NJ, at the office OF S. Daley
Craig, Architect. for tho erection OF
their new building. as follows: CEN
eral contract, heating, PLUMBING
and wiring contracts. A certified
check in the sum of $500 10 be fur
nished with tho bid of each general
contractor and for $3.50 with that OF
each subcontractor. General con-
tractor may bid on entire contract il
desired
Plans may be secured by applying
to 5. Daley Craig, Architect. A de-
post OF 500 from each general CON
tractor and $40 from each subcon-
tractor will be required when plans
are given out.
w. NJ. RUCKER
Chairman Building Committee.
PROPOSALS FOR THE CON
struction Of about 5000 square yards
of concrete sidewalks, standard
specifications. will be received by
the Street Committee of tho town
of Virgilina, Virginia, up to Tues
day. May q, 1913, at o'clock T.. NJ
A certified check for 500 to accom-
pany bid. Uncrushed rock to be fur
nished by the town within one mile
Of corporation. with good road. For
further particulars address
w. w. TUCK,
Chairman Street Committee.
VirEilina, Va. April Is. 1913.
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Bee, Goal ann lMaup
coal. WOOD AND ICE.

LONG Is SELLING PERFECTLY DRY.
large block oak and pine at surnme
prices Lay in for winter; save 81
on cord. Special summer cooking,
perfectly dry oak and pine slabs,
quick, hot fire, 81 less TO cord. Phone
Madison iO69-l0I0
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OLD po,uNInS LINE.

Lv Richmond foot of Ash ST daily Z 100 p. NJ.
Leave Newport News..................5:ooA A. NJ
arrive Norfolk .........................6:0o A. NJ.
Connects with main lire steamers leaving
Norfolk for Kew York daily. except Sunday.
700 r. NJ. Connections also made by n. &
w. Ry 7. NJ. and c. & o. Ry at up. NJ.
Night line steamers stop ar CIaremont to
land or receive passengers OF signal. and viii
oe met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION 20 fI,no.,.
April 9.-Js-nes River BY daylight for Nor
folk and Old Point. Newport News and nil,
James River landings. Steamer leaves Mon :
day. Wednesday and Friday at 500 4 NJ
freight received for Ill Janes River Points
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aurtton sales Future Days
auction Sales future pays
BY McCurdy & Johnson.
Real Estate Brokers.
EfEE lS Of n5 htHGNN9Sn 19M RRKs
TIiE BOULEVARD r. +. Z r.. - -IAHNS1Ni ia
TRUSTEES BANKRUPT SALE


a5S E EA Fl M2FKH SosR2EAEERs
THE t' TIE INTERSECTION OF
" q e isas sss' If H tE9 the &
Court Gefs been s Ma gs ,.s me
assna t an oFas m6n the mptss States
VIII '"S' Tor ' NSN H3Ss IS pTs"ii sis on
entire
@ %m the Of M 9f the s %
eonns 70 street or road which
eeanl fa n Ieo I COM
shop bias
% O n@ Suetio 9sss Office etc. de-
phe eoEie In
tSr the PERSONAL properts
n9as or the aueti0neeis
spny f ffe o gn tern
'hree-inch
p0w
and pa@inG Hodn Sand bins breaker
The
The buildings andt
aner eosT Gse Sa the entire
Cash all
~ % % eSsT
one M o oS, three ga and four
Ii 1 70 sFsSSE tfSAKB
H D f ETGffsfi.HspT SsG Pee Rsed
~ - ~ - - w P BsADY4 Gl sen
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad Of the Sout

EFFECTIVE April. S. 1913
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:15 a. NJ and s:aS
=. NJ. 1855 a. NJ.
For Norfolk: 800 A. al. 500 p. NJ. 4:lo p.
M.
For N. & w. Ry Vest: s:l5 A. ~. $50 A
Al. p. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ.
For Petersburg: 1855 a. NJ s:15 A. NJ
sis A. NJ, 500 a. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ, 3:00 r. NJ
4:lo p. III. sos r. NJ. 6:s5 II. NJ. 0:2o p. NJ.
HAS L. VI.
For GolGsboro and Fayetteviliee s4:1o p AZ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 500 A. NJ
iom5 A. A. go A; NJ; 1887 a. NJ
p a., sos Z. NJ. 6:s5 +. NJ. $500 +. III, 500
p NJ, 1880 L. NJ.
Except Sunday. s'Sunday only
Time of arrival and Departure and conn.o
tions not guaranteed.
c. S. CAMPBELL. u. p. A. s3s Main st
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WANTED, COOK AND MAID WILLING
TO spend summer in country. 1905
West Avenue.
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katIrpabG
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER or THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
N. R.-FollowinS schedule ngures PUBLISH ed
as information and not guaranteed:
ioA5 a. M,-Express. $500 =. M-Express
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for At
lanta AID Birmingham. 1875 L. N.-Express
Week Days: $500 i. M.-I.ocal.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 r. M,-Daily-Connecting for Balti-
moro Mon, Wed. and Friday. 500 A. NJ
Ex. Sun. an6 e:lb II M.--Mon.. Wed. and
Friduy-Local.
Trains Arrive Richntond.
From tho South: $50 a. NJ and $40 A. NJ
2:n p. NJ, sos =. NJ. daily: 1886 Elk Sun.
From West Point: $50 a. NJ. daily; ll:a5 A.
a.. Mon. Wed. and Fri. i:25 p. NJ. Ex sun
3 Il, BURGESS. D. p, A.
ri. e07 E. Main ST. Phone Madison ga
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Richmond and chesapeake Bay Railway

Schedule Of Electric Trains, effective May
30, 1919 Leave Richmond, Laurel and Broad
Streets; h'6:05 A. M. '7:I0 a. NJ bs:i0 A.
NJ, 9:l0 a. NJ. ''l0:l0 a. NJ. ll:IO a. Nj l:io
r. NJ 2:io r. M. $40 7. NJ. b4:lO p NJ. 5 20
1910 T. NJ. 1910 r. NJ Leave Ashland. Eng
land and Maple Streets: $3.50 a. NJ, b7 100 4.
NJ, 500 a. M. b9:c0 ~. NJ, 10 100 a. NJ. cell :Oi
A. NJ, 1890 NJ, 'el:o0 T.. NJ, 200 T. NJ 400
+. NJ. 400 p. N. b5 100 =. NJ 200 r. NJ 90
+. NJ 500 L. NJ b9:0o 7. NJ II 100 T. NJ
'Daily except Sunday. ''Sunduy only
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RailrpanS
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect September 3d. 1912
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ. $500 L. NJ, .1:i0
Z. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:l5 a. NJ, $3.50 a. NJ. $500 p. M $3.50 p ~
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sll:40
NJ 'e:3S +. NJ. 80 r. NJ. From the West:
s6:lo \. NJ. a2:l0 p. NJ. bI:4o p. NJ. 's:Qs T.
NJ $500 +. Nj.
.Daiy. aDaily ex. Sunday bsunday only.
w. b. BEV!LI. Pass. rraf. Mgr.
c. H. BOSLEY. d. p. A.. Richmond. va.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

1880 A.-Local-Daily-Ne News
s:l5 A.-Loeal-Daiiy-Ch'v Eek Sun
Thufmond.
tlO:eo Al Observation-Disclosures Lex, c,
Forge.
1880 Noon IExpress-Dally-N Old
Point,
'2:l5 P.-Express- Daily-Cin., L'vIlIe.
1900 Dui!y-Nor, Old Point
$500 P.-Local-Daily--N. News. Old Point
bib P.-Loca!-E.N. Sun.-Ciordonsville.
6:l6 P.-Local-E.x. 'Sun.-Lynchburs
$40 P.-Limited-Daiiy--Cin Chicago
I'll 90 Observation-Disclosures Louisville
sSleepers. tParlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCTIMOND-Ioch
from East: o:is a.. NJ. 7:40 p. NJ Throurh
from East l:so A. ~. 2:05 p. NJ, $3.50 p. S.
Local from West; 500 A. NJ, ''9:o5 A. NJ
NJ. and SEQ r. NJ. -
James River Line. .s:as a. NJ. 7:io p. N.
"Daiiy except Sunday.
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autull1DbiIes Jipr Sale
Zeal estate Guanrsb

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH ]. 4. CON,
NELLY & co. Write post0 Cor moo
essarY blanks.
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lost ann TouEa

C.,,a =, -. s-~~>--@-~, -,
LOST, COLLIE DOG WITH FOUR
white feet. white breast and collar
Name Bruce. Reward IL returned to
40 North Twenty-eishti, Street.
LOST. FRIDAY. Two HOGS. ONE
white and one black. weighing about
lao pounds each. Notify ". r.
BRAUER. Stall Is, First Market
Madison h947
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THREE LARGE. CON NECTIN
rooms furnished, suitable for doe
tors or dentists office. Phone Mon
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Roonls lHanteo
Ruunle jfpr Rrnt

TWO FRONT ROOMS AND BATH IN
modern elevator apartment, central:
uneNpired lease: clean and com
fortably furnished. viii rent un-
furnished. Seen by appointment A
so. care Times Dispatch
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BY j. D. Carneal y Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
1901 CEDAR STREET.

BY, virtue of certain deed of trust.
dated Novemher 10, 1902. recorded in
the clerks office, Richmond Chancerv
Court. in D. b. 175-.B, page 3ss. default
oaving been made IN the payment of a
portion of the debt secured thereby.
and having been required by the bene-
WEDNESDAY. APRII. 30, i9ia.
at o'clock J.. NJ,
on the premises. proceed to sell at pub-
lie auction the property conveyed
therein. VIZ :, All that certain lot of
land, with all improvements thereon.
in the city of Richmond. Va, beginning
a. point on the south line of Cedar
street, SIS feet east of Seventeenth
street. thence running eastwardly along
ana fronting on the said south line Of
Cedar Street 25 feet. and extendins
back southwardly from said front al
right angles and between parallel lines
1872 feet
This. is we'll built detached six
room house, a splendid renter, never
vacant, and Will pay we'll as an invest :
ment or speculation
TERMS: All cash.
j. T. CARNEAI..
Trustee.
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NJ ARYLA CHIEF TOMATOES
large size can No. 3, only &C. MON
ROE GROCERY Co, 3fS West
Broad.
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sEAROARD AIR LINE.

mond daily: 300 A. M.--Locai to Norlina
LILO p. M Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta
Birmingham, Savannah, Jaoksonvlle II rs
r, NJ ,-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta, Br
minsham, Memphis. 100 a. M,Slcepors and
coaches, Jacksonville Northhound trains
a. NJ. $40 A. NJ. SOS T. NJ. $50 r. Il. Local.
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---------------a-~---
9eettnG6

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE Mu-
tual Assurance Society of Virginia
will be held at the office OF the so
at o'clock M.
G. MOFFETT KING,
-.---s.- Secretary.
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Sc Sfss,Bor,rkAQIda

BY as. $. BERMUDIAN." the ship that
brought President Wilson home In record
limo OF 10 hours. Tours Include Hotels
shore. Excursions, Lowest Rates.
Tickets interchangeable with II. NJ 6. f. Co.
For full Information apply to y. T.. OUT
EKBRiDGE s CO., Agents Quebec s. 3. Co,
Ltd, 20 broadway, New York; 5. II. BOW
MN. HOS Y. Main ST.. any ticket agent.
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agents llIantrn

WE WANT AGENTS no TAKE SUB.
scriptions for Poultry Husbandry. a
zine Liberal salary and commission.
POULTRY .HUSBANDRY, Pine ST,
Waterrille N. Y
S NJ Il THIN NEW--A LIVELY
seller for live agents, Metal bath
spray: Ats any ordinary bath tub
faucet. Gives as tiny sprays Of
water. and will not splash the floor
or walls Tablets furnished to pro-
duce perfume, mcdicated, Carlsbad
water and salt baths. Small con-
trivance. Weighing but two ounces
which can, be. sold TO any home. No
trouble to sell IT: big profits to the
tloulara. NOVELTY SALES co, S07
st. Paul Street. Baltimore, Md.
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Dibinenn Rotires.

Atlantic Coast Line r. X. Co
Office of the Treasurer
an, wilmington, \; G., April 81. 1919.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
rany has declared per cent interest
on the certificates OF indebtedness Of
that company, payable ut the office
OF the treasurer, at Wilmington n
G., on and after May l. 1918. The
transfer hooks are closed from the
1sth DAY of April; 1918. TO the list
day OF May, 1919. both Inclusive
JAMES +. POST
Troasurpr
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BY n. w. Bowe & Son
, Edward s s. Rose Co,
heai Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
on = \ NAN 4 y > ;srREET. BErwBbS
sTkRETs, AND 4 I A ASn rW e p lA ) e =
LOTS FRONTING ON ALLEYS Be
MSRE AS MSl kDb bN8 NFsE 4HET syc a
AUCTION
ceY esss on Of ne s ff ps GssH
Of Of " sh"r p ud Li,sSfsld; WIG sues s.S
n rH,EsIRAY; 4, AFR!L .;o. y. hlsisi
north side of Main Street. between
sycamore Sa,ao,,.,, and addison streets. :.
tween Main Street and G Floy di' Sven Ge.
Streets; ono fronting on said alley
aoout 81 feet and the other about 1856
feet; 10th of these lots are admirably
plat Of the foregoing property can
be seen at the offices OF the auction
TERMS: One-t third cash. and the resi-
due at one and two years, for notes.
with interest added. and secured by a
deed or trust on the respective pur-
chases; or all cash. at the option of the
purchasers
j. KENT RAWLEY
ALEXANDER II. SANDS
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF tile special commissioners in
me above mentioned cause has been
duly given.
CHARLES .. sAvILLE.
Clerk
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49,
pltfntS

PATENTs.C-IREE Personal. coz.
sultation in Richmond with in
satisfactory references s. II EVANS
Patent Attorney Park Building.
Tenth and Bank, Richmond, Va
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peIp 1l,anssn a7ags

WANTED. FOR u. 2. ARMI. ABLE
hodied. unmarried men. between ages
OF Is end IS: citizens ot United States;
OF GOOD character ana temperate hab-
its. who can speak, read and write
The English language. For informa-
East Brond. Richmond. Va
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LOST. DIAMOND RsESHO Il
brooch, engraved on back. Liberal
reward II returned to SCHWARTZ
SCliILD BROS. Second and Broad
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TDr 5aIe

VELVET BEAN sEEn.-BuY DIRECT
from the grower; S2.2l per bushel
O. b; al Lakeland; =. @. order or
nnnk draft should accompany order.
A. NJ GRAVES. Lakeland. Fla.
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LOST. IN BARTON HEIGHTS OR on
BROAD and Main car 1, few days ago.
handbag. containing u case of in
strumenta. Finder Viii please com
nnnieate with Madison $3.50.
STRAYED- TO STRAWBERRY HILL
farm Saturday, April 10. one COW.
Owner can have same by paying for
this property and keep of the cow.
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w y T J., -. TWO EXPERIENCED
khoenhkcrs. Apply at once AL
BERT STEIN. i2i East Broad
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autttpn baIes future pays

BY n ". bowe & son
and
Edward s. Rose Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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legal J2ntjre

VIRGINIA ~; tins ~ ,x7,,1>,,-
COURT OFF THE CITy Idnl ~; I,
MoND, The 23D DAY OF APRIL
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FOR FRESH VEGETABLES PHONE
your orders to MONROE 0ROCEtSy
co, SIS West Broad. Phone ash or
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WANTED. a WHITE CHAMBER
maid with experience and refer
ences. Apply $40 East Franklin St.
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TYPEwRITERs.

OF ALL MAKES AND
models sold. rented and skilfully re-
paired. Remingtons, Underwoods
divers. Smith Pramiers, Bar Lock- .
and l.. G. Smith Bros machines rented
from Sc 70 81 for. three months. First
rent paid applied on purchase THU
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE. COS East Main Street
Phone Madison $3.50.
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LOST. SMALL IMITATION MOROCCO
purse between $3.50 y. NJ and 1870
a. NJ. April "a, somewhere between
Boschen's shoe store, Broad Street.
aud Fourteenth and Main Streets
Liberal reward offered IL returned
10 MIR. j. r. WILLARD, Twelfth and
Hun Streets. l'ookctbo contained
about 500 and blank banl! note
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5ealfo 49roposats

w. BRYDoN TENANT. n a. =
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situations 1lsanteb, Rale
le!p lllanten Tfmaie

STENOGRAPHER WANTED. ia MI
tual; moderate salary; opportunity
for outside work
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@t5rflIaneDu8

NJ A r Y LA ND CHIEF TOMATOES
large size can No. s, only &C. MON,
ROE GROCERY co. 3lS West
Sharp County record., 1913-11-28

made that proposition, but, on the
contrary, he came down in the after
noon OF the next day, October 80,
and, without consulting any of those
to whom he had made his last prop
osition, announced the appoint
ment of Mr.. Deener
1t is only fair to all that the facts
be known, and | am telling the
whole truth, denying nothing, avoid
ing nothing, and without any feeling
of animosity toward any living man,
except that all the facts ought to be
known in justice to all concerned.
If there are any inaccuracies in
my statement here given, | invite
any person directly connected with
the settlement of the contest, who
can point them out, to do so.
| make the statement in simple
justice to myself.
George H. Trevathan.
Batesville, Ark, Nov. IA, 1918
Sharp County record., 1913-11-28
ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
Lum McGiuness OF Big Creek Township Enters
Political Field Again.

Lum McGinness of Big Creek
township is a candidate for sheriff
and collector, and rests his case
with the democratic primaries.
Mr.. McGinness is a longtime cit
izen of the section in which he now
resides, and his friends are legion
in his home country. Big Creek
township has in the past several
years furnished but very few Of
ficials for the county, and these
friends Of Mr.. McGinness think ii is
about time that section is receiving
more recognition in the distribution
Of public office.
Mr.. McGinness has been a farm
er all his life. He is full of vim
and energy in his private affairs,
and if elected to the Office he seeks
he would carry the same spirit into
his transaction Of the public busi-
ness.
He was in the race four years
ago, at a time when the field for
that place was fairly overflowing
with candidates. Mr.. McGinness
was defeated, yet the showing he
made was far from being a poor
one, and the manner in which his
home people stood favorable to his
candidacy was much to his credit
and proved the confidence and re-
gard in which he is held by his
neiehbors.
The friends Of Mr.. McGinness
will urge his election on the ground
that he is fitted to fiji the Office and
worthy to hold 1t, and they invite
an investigation Of these claims.
Sharp County record., 1913-11-28

week contains the name of j. l..
Gyneard, who is a candidate for
county treasurer, subject to the
democratic primaries.
Mr.. Gyngard is citizen of Leba-
non township, and is a farmer and
teacher in the public schools. He
has the respect and esteem of his
neighbors and is popular citizen
among his acquaintances.
He is by no means stranger to
the people Of Sharp county. In two
previous races for the Office he is
again seeking he has made very
creditable showings. Two years
ago, at which time he was in the
race against two popular opponents,
he was defeated by the very narrow
margin Of two votes. Notwithstand-
ing the cloSeness of the race, Mr..
Gyngard took that defeat good
humoredly, since which time he has
had the encouragement of many
friends to again enter the field.
Mr.. Gyngard is qualified to make
the county a capable official, and if
the voters should entrust him with
the Office we are sure he would give
his best energies in filling its duties
creditably.
Sharp County record., 1913-11-28
Edwards
Nero. !. 90. I
GEORGE TREYATHAKS STATEMENT

Owing to the fact that all parties
concerned are well known to a great
many readers of the Record,'we are
printing below George Trevathan's
statement regarding the Batesville
postoffice matter, mention Of which
was made in our last paper:
THE STATEMENT
1t was not my purpose to publish
any statement regarding the settle
ment Of the postoflice contest in
Batesville, end would not now do
so, but for the fact that have re-
ceived numerous letters and person
al inquiries from friends asking me
for a statement of the facts.
When the democratic convention
met In Baltimore and Mr.. Wilson
was nominated, Mr. 0ldfeld tender
ed Inc the Batesville postoffice, In
the event Mr.. Wilson was elected.
| told him at that time, inasmuch
as my brother, Henry Trevathan,
was an applicant for the postoflice
at Salem, did not believe It would
be good politics for him to give us
both an office, and inasmuch as my
brother had been a cripple for life,
and was a warm supporter Of Mr..
0ldfeld, II he would give the Salem
postoffice to him would not be an
applicant for anything
II was then he said, II Il met my
approval, he would appoint Sam
Deener postmaster at Batesville, and
! assured him that would meet my
approval, with the understanding
that Henry Trevathan DOT the
Salem postofliee, and he promised
then to give 1t to him.
This conversation, in substance,
was also had at Batesville the night
following Mr.. Wilson's election.
Just before he left for Washington
last November, Mr., 0ldheld called
me to his Office In this city and told
me he had promised the Salem post
Sharp County record., 1913-11-28
IN WE TELL A LIE
WE TELL A LIE

q. Mcclure, who made a crop
.eason on the Price farm, three
north of town, made 36,2O0
lis of corn on s acres OF land,
fraction over 81 bushels to the
4 What's the matter with
bsas and Sharp county?
real estate men of this section
& something for the publica-
4 the above item in last weeks
a. Of course where the word
|els" first appears therein
4 have been pounds" but the
has caused a flood of letters
he Record office from people
Want to buy land in this Sec
\ If we could only prove that
nent the whole country here
\ would be sold out in less than
kek
Sharp County record., 1913-11-28
AND AGAINST SALOONS

Masonic grand lodge, in
b last week at Little Rock,
! a resolution providing that
] Masonic offense for a men,
1.-THE order to either circulate
D a petition to license saloons
state, and notice of this de-
MI be forwarded Immediately
th subordinate lodge in Ar
This is the most drastic
e ever assumed toward sa-
BY any fraternal organization
history Of the country it is
ID. Of course there is con-
Die criticism of this action on
pund of personal liberty" and
be right Of petition is a guar
right which fraternal orders
not disturb. Yet those who
btand Masonry know that the
Of the grand lodge is exactly
with fundamental Masonic
|nes, and the order is to be
ended for putting into prac-
Is plain teachings.
Sharp County record., 1913-11-28
AN AUTUMN SONG

On Natures ever-changing scenes
ponder deep and long;
| hear the silv'ry brooklet murmur
low its soft, sweet song;
A troop Of golden leaves now flutter
by me on their way,
And seem to say, Come, be a child
again and with us play"
From yonder woodland dyed by
Autumns varieeated brush,
Where in Summers golden days sang
the mellow-throated thrush,
| hear the cheerful jay; with jestine
voice he seems to say
In joyful haste, Come, be child
once more and with me play"
And in the gentle breeze that sways
yon field Of eoldenrod,
The sweet wild asters in all their
beauty wave and nod;
And when | view the flower, in
each petal can see
The perfect, wondrouS handiwork,
oh God, of thee.
And when the sun behind yon
painted hills sinks low,
And floods all the landscape with
Autumn's golden glow,
Its last feeble, trembling rays softly
seem to say,
Come, be a child again and watch
the close Of day."
Though age may lay upon my hair =
the whiteness Of the snow,
My form grow thin and bent; my
eyes may dim and faded grow,
Yet when by AVtumn's soft, con-
genial scenes beeuiled,
| shall ever be Natures happy,
carefree child
Martha j. Roe.
Shelbyville, Ark.