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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-22
FAILS TO SERVE rApERs.
STAFFORD officer n. AFTER coIorea Man weleo.

STANFORD officer After CoIored Man Welcomed
By Four Ferocfous Dogs.
stafford, Va. April 2i.--An officer In stat
Iord had been given paper, to servo on q
colored man. The officer heard the man was
elusive as an eel. and II would require a
great deal of stratasem to catch the dusky
man. So the officer studied up Sherlock
a,td .a methods OF tracing people wanted
anu sailed forth to serve the papers.
or me man to be served being dark the
onicer thought a dark night would be lust
the Time to track the man to his home. The
OFFICER was successful. He found the house
where the colored man lived. Now was tho
time to serve those pesky papers. and the
officer le5ped oyer the fence In front OF tho
house as light as a thistiedo~n and started
Tor the door OF the house. But fate. dark
dreary fate. interyened. and why should it
not Twas "A dark night. dark man was
wanted and dark deed was going to be
done, and II w8s done mighty quick because
the colored man owned four dogs-a collie
shepherd hound and bulldoy--who immedi-
ately rushed TO welcome the Intruder. But
he. not apprecating the fervor OF their wei
come, because they tried TO clean and
sharpen their teeth on his body. which he
strenuousiy resented, made Wild. frantic
rush Tor the fence, vaulted 1t. and started
on a race that quickly took him away from
the colorcd mans home.
The officer says next time he goes to serve
the papers he wont go nj all. but will wait
until he meets the colored man In the bright
sunlight when he Is away from his home.
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SOUTH RICHMOND

=. Q. I, r. April "a; Margaret f.
hathaway US. David A. Buchanan &
sons, May 10; Robert Goode VS.. Mrs.
II. V Pretlow ct al, May 4: j. w. JEFF
1ries VIZ. Manchester Wood and Coal
Company. May 6; Williams PLUMBING
co. vs. Granite Building and Loan Co
April %; Miller manufacturing Com
pany vs.. Sarah d. Johnson. April 2S:
j. T. Childrey VS. Southern Railway
Company. April 22-23; Thomas Minson
vs. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Nav
20; q. ID. Brinser VS.. Charles T.. Loebr.
May S. the Tax Title Company VS.
Charles Washington. April 2g; G. y.
Liphart vs. c. n. Williams. IN. and
Thomas Gresham May 0: II. II. Bruce
VS.. H. p. Jones. May TO- Fillmore Foun-
tain VS.. ]. j. Smith & Co. Nav :.
John Brooks. colored under indict
ment for the murder of his wife. Mary
Brooks, must stand trial for the of
tense. y commission of lunacy was
appointed to examine the man. but
found no reason to send him to the
asylum for criminal insane. His trial
will take place May 81. Other felony
cases set are: John Thomson and
John McKisson. colored, charged with
highway robbery, May /: Henry Nc.
Dougle, colored, appealed from lower
court. April %.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-22

Ninetenths OF humanity suffer1.wlth
catnrrh but do not know, what cIhafrh
IS said an expert doctorta specialist in
biood. analysis. IL is trcatcd locally be.
cause nature tries TO drive 1t out OF tho
system. But nature must nave helm
Nasal catarrh is merely an. outlet, and
IT Is folly to expect a cure BY. inhalant; or
Iocalt applications. II 81 stream is mol.
lutedSat it's source Il 80 ridiculous to
waste time in publication at It's mouth.
Byia long series OF elaborate expert.
1ncnts ut tho Swift Laboratory It is def
nitely known that catarrh Can be cured
by The simple process of inoculating tho
blood with antidotal remedies that stop
liiiianTnatory conditions throughout tho
mucous Innings OF ali the organs of the
body. This is done with thSifArnous
Swifts Sure Specific, or as it,6s widely.
known. S. S. S. Il is taken inso the
blood just as naturally as t!fa Most
nourishing food. II spreads it's Influence
over every organ In the body, comes
through all the veins and arteries. on.
able5 all mucous surfaces to exchange In.
harnmatory acids and other Irritating
substances for arteriai elements that ef.
fcctually cleanse the system and thus nut
an cnd to all catarrhal pollution. S. s. S.
cleans out tho stomach OF mucous ac.
cninuiations, enables only pure blood.mak.
Ing materials to enter the intestjnes, com.
hines with these food clements to cnter
Is at work throughout the body in the
process OF publication.
You will soon realize It's wonderful IN.
Tuene by the absence OF headache. a dc
rided clearing OF the air passages. a
steadily improved nasal condition, and
u sense OF bodily relief that proves how
completely catarrh often infes,s the en-.
lire system. You, will find s. s. S. on
saie at all drug stores nj s1.00 per bottle
II rs n remarkable remedy for any and
AL blood affections, such Az eczema. rash.
iipus, letter, psoriasis. bolts and all scrof.
uious conditions. For special advice on
any blod disease write In confidence to
The Swift Specific Co, 1877 Swift Bldg,
Atlanta, Gas DO not delay to get a, bottle
ni s. 5, S. at your druggists.
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river into the filtration plant, and clear
water can be expected within the next
few days. 1t was necessary to send to
Philadelphia TO get valve to replace
the broken part. and, owing to the
high water, 1t was impossible to set it
after its arrival. The river has gone
down considerably. and the break can
be repaired without danger.
The warning of the Board OF Health
to boil the water before using it should
be carried out for ut least week
Chloride of lime is being mixed with
the water. and will act as II proven
tive of disease. but d double safeguard
is considered advisable
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no Celebrnte Anniycrsnrr.

Arrangements for tho celebration OF
me thirty-fourth anniversary Of the
Iodge were approved last night by
lndianoia Tribe. No. SO. Improved Order
of Red Men, Mt the regular weel,Iv
meeting at Toney's Hall. The proeram
committee has arranged diversified
list of features for the enterta inment
and has selected next Monday night
for the occasion. The lodge will meet
at the regular place. and after finish
ing the routine business will proceed
to Masonic Temple. where the celebra
ton VIII be held. In addition to sew
eral good speakers, the Bacon mud
Masselin Minstrels of Swansboro will
give their performance, and other mu-
steal acts will be given.
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LOOKING FOR LOCATION.
National CASH Register Company NIny Ere

National CASH Register Company May Erect
Factory la South.
fredericksburg. Va. April 2l.-Thero was
n persistent rumor about the streets Friday
that "A representative OF the National f.n s6
Hesister Company was In the city inyestI-
eating the advantages OF FredericItshtrK for
the establishing OF OF their factories
here II is said the company win esta biish
II branch factory somewhere In the South
and had come to ths city to look into lis
possibilities. but the representative could not
be- located.
citation heard OF this rumor and irntnedieteIv
took .p steps to have the factory located here.
citation. Dr. J. G.. King, addressed a lengthy
letter TO the company. in which ne set forth
me many advantages OF Fredericksburg. ard
extended on behalf OF the ;issociation every
possible courtesy and invited the company
20 SEND a representative to this city to con-
fer with the Business Mems Association
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WANT LICK RUN BRIDGE REPLACED.
Washing Away OF Structure Means Heavy
Loss to Farmers.

Clifton Forge va. April 21-John swoope.
OF Lick Run. spent Saturday in the city
on business One object OF his trip waB TO
interest the business men Of Clifton Forge
IN the replacing of the bridge ut Lick Run,
which was washed away by the late Hood. a
large number Of people who trade In Gift OH
Forge have been cut on from this city by
reason or the bridge being down. and the
Drldgc Is OF direct benefit TO Clifton Forge,
Mr.. Swoope was assured of substantial aid.
The farmers In and around Lick Run are
CONTRIBUTING to the bridge fund quite liber-
ally. This step taken 40 as TO prevent
any delay In rebuilding the bridge. Itis said
thut the supervisors in. Botstourt County
other bridges lost by the; high water. and
that TO walt for the General Assent bly, to
meet 10 authorize bond issue will mean
considerable loss 10 the farmers and the
business interests Of this section. IT Is hoped
the Efforts of Mr. Swoope and others inter
ested with him will meet with immediate
success
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Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

7:so A.--Local-Dafly-N News
S:lo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Tx. Sun
ThuTmond.
1900 -Express-Daily-- Norfolk, Old Point
100 A.-Local-Daily--Ltchb Lex e.
Forge.
1880 Noon Express Daily-Norfolk. Old
Point.
'2.l5 7. -Express--Daily--Cin., L'viiie
fi:C0 P.--Express-Datly-Nor Old Point
6:V0 P.-Iocnl-Daiiy-N News. Old Point
b:l9 P.--Iocal-.Ex. Sun.-Ciordonsville
5:i5 P.-Locnl-Ex. Sun.-Lynchburg.
.0;i0 mitcd-Daily-Cln.. Chicago
'll;00 P--l;xpress- Dnily--Cin.. Louisville
'Slsepers.. tparlor Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCHMOND--3,oca,
from East: 9:i5 ~. NJ, 7:iO p NJ Through
from East: 1880 a. NJ. 2:O5 p, NJ, $3.50 p. RI
LOCAL from West: 1920 A. NJ, '.9:1 A. NJ
ana 1920 NJ. Through: $50 A. NJ, 1855 A.
Nj. and 1920 p, N.
lanes River Line: ''s.sS "A, NJ, 40 p. N
"Daty except Sunday. -
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Odds and Ends From the Wire
BURGLAR STEPS on BED.
Arouses sleeper Who Thrnshes Him md
Drops Him Out of Window

New York. April 2l.-"Every man his own
burglar alarm Is the motto OF James Wyn-
koop. whose bed stands just inside the
window; OF his room the ground floor Of
~ West 18th Street II has been his theory
ihat no one could enter the room without
awakening him.
Early yesterday the burglar came. He put
n ladder UP to the window and peered in.
On the dresser silver set reflected the
CLINT Of a stray CLEAN OF light. The burglar
threw Tvs leg over the sill and mounted the
bed He raised his right foot. extended IT
cautiously forward and set IT down firmly
In the middle OF the bed.
alarm.
Wynkoop grabbed the burglars legs and
tuinbled him 10 the floor. They struggled
and tho intruder got the worst OF It, Wyu-
koop was satisfied TO drop him ont OF the
window instead OF holding him for the no.
lice The burglar picked himself up and was
Nnpius away when one fired two
shots at him. Then he ran.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond
n R.-Following schedule figures published
as information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: G:lO A. M.-Iocai
1870 \; M-Express. eco +. M.-icxpress,
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for At
lanta and Birmingham. ll:i5 p. M.--Express.
Week Days: $500 +. M.--Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
1880 p. M.-Daily--ConncctinE for Balti-
more Monu Wed. and Friday. 600 A. NJ
FIX. Sun. and 2:i5 II. M.-Mon.. Wed. and
Friday-Local
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South $3.50 a. NJ. and $40 A. NJ.
ZOO r.. NJ, sos J.. NJ. daily; Il :55 Elk Sun.
From West Point: $3.50 A. NJ. daily; II 80 A.
NJ. Mon. Wed. and Fri. i:25 +. NJ Ex sun.
>. l.. BURGESS. D. T. A..
9OI IL. Main st. Phone Madison 2I9
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

l.v. Richmond foot OF Ash st. daily ! 100 T. NJ.
Leave Newport News.................5;O0A \. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. & .trl 4 NJ
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except sunday.
i:Oo T.. NJ. Connections also made 10y ~ 4:
w ny y +. NJ. and c. a. q. Ry r. NJ
Night line steamers stop at Clarcnont to
iand or receive passengers on signal. and Will
be met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. effective
Aprii ol;--lI,nes River by daylight FOR Nor
FOLK and Old Point, Newport News and all
James River landings. Steamer leaves Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday at 600 A. NJ
Freight received for all james River Points
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PENALTY FOR sEIF-scRApERs.
Trenton BARRIERS Unite for Protection Against
SnfctY Rnznr.

Trenton. April 2l.--Barbers of this city will
put new scale OF prices into effect In this
cit! after May !. Incidentally, tho Journey
men. who are on their feet many hours of
'hc Gay and night will have shorter time in
which to hustle for tips Extra charges are
to be made for work for the home shay
ers. as the BARRIERS know the men who
razors.
Thus, Tor the man who performs for him
haircut and corresponding penalties for
shanpoong and massage
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Repeat Mother Goose PInyIet

Mother Goose and Her Family" a
Representations of nursery tales, in
which children portray the characters,
Will be given tonight at Stock ton
Street Baptist Church for the benefit of
the building fund. In addition to the
regular entertainment, there will be
several other features introduced The
playlet was successfully given last
week. and was hugely enjoyed 1t is
under the direction OF Misses Annie
Kirltham and Isadora Vernelle.
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Schedule of Electric Trains. effective Nav
30. 1912: Leave Richmond, Laurel and Broad
Streets: b'6:o5 a. NJ, '1:lo a. NJ. bs:i0 A
NJ. 9:lo 4. NJ. .'lo:lo y. NJ. 1i:l0 a. ~. 1910
p NJ. 2:lo +. NJ. 1910 p. NJ. bI:lO Il. 81, /: 10
Il. ~. 6:20 Z. NJ. 7:l0 l.. NJ bs:lO H. NJ
1910 i. NJ. 1:l0 r. NJ Leave Ashland Eng.
land and Maple streets: '5:55 a. NJ. b7 200 <
a. NJ. 'ie:OO VI. ''l 100 p NJ. 200 j.. NJ, a:0o
p NJ, 800 Z. NJ DO GO +. NJ, 500 IT, NJ 90
r. NJ 500 y. NJ, b9:0o u. NJ. III 100 l.. NJ
DAILY except Sunday. ''Sunday only
bCarrics baggage
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DIES AFTER PREACHING.
Pastor. III for Week. Insisted On Entering
M

Philadelphia April DIR. Isaac VI Gable
rector of the Dowringtown Methodist Ep!s-
copai Church and widely known in Methodist
Episcopal Church circles. dropped dead yes
terday afternoon.
The minister who was sIxty-uine years
old, had not been feeling we'll for a week,
but insisted on preaching In the morning
In the afternoon there "A family gather
Ing a his home. attended by cN-State Sena-
TOR Vivian Frank Gable. son OF the minister
his wife and tt daughter.
While talking with his DR.. Gable fell
I" the floor ana never regained conscious
ness.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect September go 1872
Leave Byrd Street station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: $500 y. NJ. 1900 T.. NJ Il 40
p. NJ
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST:
'e:l6 A. NJ, $3.50 y. NJ. 300 r. NJ. 20 =. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: slI:i0 4
NJ. '6:3o p. NJ. I'll: 80 T.. Al From the West /:
,G:io 4, NJ. a2:io L. NJ. bl:io I. NJ. '6:c5 L.
NJ. $500 +. NJ.
.Daily: aDaIiy ex, sunday. bsunday only.
w. b. BENIlI. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
w. Z. SAUNDERS. q. L. ~. Roanoke, Va
C. ii. BOSLEY. u. j.. a.. Richmond Va
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Robert III. Gnnde.

Robert H. Goode, n widely known
section master OH the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad, died Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at his home near Drewry' $
BLUM, Chesterfield County. He was
forty five years of age. He is sur
vived by his widow. four children. five
sisters, one brother and by his father.
John w Goode. and his stepmother.
The funeral will be held this after
noon. 1ntermen. Will be in Blandford
Cemetery, Petersburg. at 8 O'clock
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SALOON MEN PAY LIcENsE.
Bristol Adds About $4,000 10 It's Pres.
hcnt Surnlua OF SzS. niln

Bristol. Va. April 2l.--The saloon mon O,
Bristol In spite OF the approaching local
option election. appeared In tho Corporation
Court ON the Virginia eide of the city To-.
day and renewed their licenses for anothe,
year, beginning May /. Every dollar of tho
money has to be paid in advance and as q
result the city added about $40. 900 TO-DAY
TO its surplus OF $4,000. growing out OF the
revenues from whiskcy.
me revenue phase OF the whIskey tranio
Is the one feature which the temperanco
people have resolved to fight vigorously In ths
present campaign. The women Of the w c,
and besides their daily prayers are arrnnr.
Ing for speakers. Captain Richmond Pear
son Hobson. hero of the Spanish American
War, Will speak here under the auspices OF
tho w. G. T. u. Thursday night of this
week. He was billed to speak In the Y NJ
g. q. Lyceun Course. but the association
has turned him over to the temperance peo.
ple. -
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LITTLE HERoINE's SACRIFICE.
Loses life Fighting Fire Started

Passaic y. J.. April 2i-WhIle her mother
and father with the older children were
away AZ church, cight-year-old Dorothy Den
ms OF Sccaucus. was burned SO badly by
nre In the barnyard. started by a tramp.
mat she died q few hours later in North
Hudson Hospital
:, The tramp struck match. probably 10
nsht cigar, and threw IL down as he walk
ed on The burning match fell in a pile OF
nay ana names shot UP instantly. Brayely
me little GIRL tried to stamp out tho fire
believing the barn might be in danger Her
dress caught tre and she fell writhing TO the
GROUND. NeiEhbors went to her rescue and
beat OUT the flames after she had been ter
rfbly burned.
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IDEAL MONTH FOR SWAMP VISIT.
Parties to Lake Drummend Now All Rage il,

suffolk.
SUFFOLK, Va, April 3l-Parties to Lake
Drummond are all the rage in Suffolk; and
every camp aud bungalow about the shore
OF this wonderful sheet OF water liz occupied
AZ OF the time by gay parties from suffolk.
FISHING rs line Just now and the swamp just
buuuinS INTO a tender green, Is ut it's very
loyeiiest. Boy Scouts have weck-cnd expe,ti.
lions; and the historic Washington ditch.
which jutt now Is fairly well filled with
visits.
Those ~ho are familiar with The swamp
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Lenvc for FIorIdn.

Mr.. and Mrs. James OBrien. of
Woodland Heights, left last night for
Jacksonville. Fla. where Mr.. O'Brien will
represent the local lodge in the annual
convention of the Brotherhood of I.o-
coinotive Engineers. which will be held
In that; city from April 90 to 80. Be-
fore returning home, Mr.. and Mrs
O'Brien Will go TO Havana. They ex-
pect to remain week In the Cuban
capital
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Streets, for Petersburg:
IS, q S. 90. 10. IL. 'l2 \. NJ. /, . g. & ..
'.5:i5. '6. :. s. 1910 +. NJ
:, II i. 100 r. NJ for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Street. for Manchester:
1915, ss5; '..:is .;:s5. sss. e:s5. lo:ss. 1895
A. NJ. 1885 Lac. 2:35, 1885, 'I.SJ OBS cess
'7:S5. S:S5. 1885, 1850. II: 40 p. "
iDaiy-EN- Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express
.'Limted-EXcept sunday and HOLIDAYS,
All cars from Petersburg connect With
cars for Richmond.
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Heniamin II. Dillon.

Funeral services over Benjamin r.
Dillon will be held this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock from his home. 221I Ed
wards Avenue, Oak Grove. Burial will
be ill Maury Cemetery. Mr.. Dillon was
ffty-seven years old. He died Sunday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock. He is sur
vived by his wife, one brother and
one sister
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RatIr0aha
SEABOARD AIR LINE.

Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 900 a. M.-Local to Noriina
100 p. M.-Slcepers and coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savannah. Jacksonville. 7:2i
r. M.-Itmited. 1885 a. M.--Sleepers and
coaches. Jacksonville 1l:25 p. M.-Sleepers
and coaches, Atlanta, Birmingham, Mem
phis: Northbound trains scheduled 10 arrive
IN Richmond daily g 2 40 A. NJ, $3.50 Al. mt.
Pas a. ~. sos +. ~, 6nU r. NJ. Local.
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MUST SERVE At HARD LABOR.
Persistent SiOlator of Prohibition Inv Los
in Alabama Snnrcme Cnnrt

Z.
Mobile. Ala. April 2l.-Jacob j Hansen
although worth $4,000. must serve three
months at hard labor the county road
gang here with the worst kind OF vagabonds
prohibition law OF Alabama
lie sold beer and whiskey In the dry ter
ritory OF Mobile County. although the city,
is Wet there being hfty-two saloons
Hansen fought the case through four
courts, the Supreme Court turning down
MS petition for II rehearing yesterday. In
this state n second conviction for sellIn q
liquor means hard labor.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE APRIL g. 1913
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: Sis a. M and gas
For Norfolk: 900 "A Al. $500 p. NJ. 4:lo p
M, L. NJ. $50 p. NJ
For Psterashnnrg: 12:5s a.. NJ: e:ls. a. NJ.
4:lo p; Nj. Cos p. NJ. e:s5 p. M. D:20 r. NJ.
ll:I5 Z. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:05 A. Al
lo:l6 \. NJ, G:i0 a. NJ 'S:37 A. NJ
,'io;to NJ. li:i0 \: NJ, .2:lo p M, '.I:4o
r. NJ. 6;Oo r NJ. 6:3J p NJ. $500 +. NJ, 9:0s
Il. NJ, 1880 +. NJ.
Except Sunday. sSunday only
Time OF arrival and departure and connec.
lions not guaranteed
c. S. CAMPBELL. ID. p. A. s3s Main 81
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nuys Chesterfield pronertx

According to deeds of bargain and
sale offered for registration in the
Chesterfield Circuit Court. John Dance,
of Chester, has disposed of his large
holdings of timber land near Beach,
on the Underwater and Western Rail
road, to G, II. Woody, of Lewiston. pa.
The property is located about seven
miles from Chester. 1t consists of AUS
acres, partly under cultivation. and has
several buildings located on it. The
price paid was S135 an acre.
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5u,t,tlIer Resorts.
Striking Springs

Shenandoah Mis-, augusta County, VA
sulphur Alum and 'ChaIy Waters.
AT no time In Its history has Stribilng
been no well conditioned for comfort. right
living and pleasure. Rates $500 to $1,000
Two-roOm cottages u6x32), newly repaired
having open freDlaces wood stoves. for
Present address f. CHICHESTER, Irvington,
N. c.. :.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. co.
Spring Trips by Sea. :"
NORFOLK TO
RO2TOS AND pRONInENnE

BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE,
Il Steamers-Norfolk to Boston daily, except
Thursday; To Providence. Monday, Thurs
day and Saturday.-6 p. NJ. Through tickets
on sale to principal points
Fine steamers. excellent service low fares
Wireless telegraph. Send for booklet
Apply G.. & o, Ry.. n. & w. Ry 8, H.
Bowman, No. ITO B., Main Street. and Rich
inond Transfer Company. No, roo b. Main ST
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NEW TERM BEGINS
Grand Jury Not Drawn for April Term
of IIustinGS Court, Part II.

Not having sufficient cases to war
rant the drawing of grand jury,
Judge Ernest II. Wells yesterday, in
Hastings Court, Part H., opened the
April term by setting the dates for
hearing the civil docket. which is ex-
tremely large this month. He also
set the dates for the trial of several
postponed criminal cases that were
scheduled for last term.
Following is the civil docket:
Annie T. Rocks w. Grand Fountain
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tffee'BQrvEAlAd0

BY IS. $. BERMUDIAN," the ship that
brought President Wilson home in record
time Of 40 hours. Tours Include Hotels,
shore. Excursions. Lowest Rates.
Tickets interchangeable with r. NJ. s. p co!
For full information apply TO a. n. OUT.
ERbRdDGE y CO, Agents Quebec s. $. Co.
MAN. tio9 f. Main ST.. or any ticket agent
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Water sim had.

While the bad condition OF the water
Ia still causing concern on the, South
Side, workmen are rapidly repairing the
break in the valve leading from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-22
Short News Stories From All Over Virginia

and 20 frequently declare that April is the
ideai month. Snakes. they say, are too num-
e eious as we'll az swamp files. later on In