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p -
one cent per word
when paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for iesa than TEN
CENTS. _
NO ADS. TAKEN for
VESS THAN TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
?r charged at the counter.
Classification not guaranteed
etiler 9: *9 P. M.
FOR BUSINESS CON
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 tot
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
Cost] on^ibadow street orTon
Monument Avenue or Allen or Park
Avenues, yolfl bead necklace. Sunday
afternoon. Finder please return to
1832 Park Avenue.
"WANTED, A good man, BETWEEN
the ages of 23 and 45, for soliciting ;
end collecting for the Southern
Hospital and Dispensary Corpora- !
tlon; references; $50 cash, $0o per
month salary, and 20 per cent of, the ]
business. Contract from is months
to 2 years. Apply at 1228 Last
Hroad Street, from c to 8 P. m.
auto school;.?oldest; largest
? und best-equipped and only real
practical auto schejol in thlr, section.
Open day and night the year around.
Call and see for yourself. Our sat?
isfied pupils are our references.
richmond AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
318 W. Broad Street.
TV A N T EDI TW ? jACTIVB,. EDUCAT E D
men of strong personality for special
work in Richmond. Address DO DD.
M LAD & CO., 443 Fourth Ave. New I
York City. N. Y._
ex PK Iii ENCED BA K er ~W ANTE!) AT
once; must give, references. Address
a 507, care Tirnes-Dlspatch.
WA NT JOD. EXPERIENCED JOB FlTKlT
er.i Apply COTTRELL <fc C?O EE,
1315 Ross Street._
v/ANTED. AT ONCE. A REGISTERED
druggist for town In Eastern Vir?
ginia; no Sunday hours: unmarried
prof erred. Address j 012. care Times
Dispatch._
V: A N TED. 1 OX.PEIU^TnT/e E> BA11BKK
at No. 16 W. Broad strcetj_
WANT KD, AT^tTnCK. T\VO HARNESS
makers: steady work: good wages;
Sober men only. MILLER & gLEA
SON, Newport Now si Va.
1\ KN ;\VA NTED! TO Li EARN PLXJMBIN Q.
electricity, bricklaying in three
months. Positions secured. Cata?
logue free GREAT EASTERN
trade SCHOOL. Twenty-third and
Sahsom Sir eets. Phil a d el phi a.
v. a NTED. M EN, TO LEA un BARBE R
trade-; only eight weeks required:
wages after first month. Steady po?
sition guaranteed, Write for cita
locue. MOLE1VS BARBER COL
LE< Ik. 207 Bowery New York City.
YOUNG MAN WITH SELLING ABIL
Ity to handle first-clans HUbscriDtloh1
proposition In business section of
city, Call Monday between k and 10
A. M. 7I!>_ K. Grace. ' GRONEMEYER.
WANTED. FOR U. S. ARMY. ABLE
bodied, unmarried men. between ages
of 18 and 25; citizens of United Stateo.
of gooJ character and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, read and write the
English lantruaue For information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE. 820 e.131
Broad St., Richmond. Va,: 151 Sycrtmora
St . Petersburg. Va. or Columbia Bulld
ir.fr. Gra.?:by_St.. Norfolk. Va._
.WAITED.; A DOU I '? LE- ENTRY BOOK
keeper; one willing to helb In a tren
eral store also. None but a sober,
competent, industrious man need ap?
ply State walary expected. A. L
PITTS. Arvonin. Vh
gw..ii.ii.m.?? ??? wwww .i.iihiii.
^(uiationl 5'<Hantcb, j :!.-'r.
15 b?/KKEEPER WA NT S""'" P 6 SIT I ON.
Address FRANCIS. 10i2 West Main.
ii^iiuanijui iliUmuca. rjjrtmniz.
liADY STENOGRAPHER : DESIRE*S TO
change position May 1. Not. rapid,
hut neat and accurate. References
furnished. Address .i 'il ?, cart? Times
i dspatch.
^)?lp, ft\alt anb Jfemale.
ip-.YS'" ANI>" GI'rLS?>ELl/ T W EN'T'Y
fo'ir pieces of our goods,, 10 cents
each; receive camera and complete
outtlt free: goods Bent free. LOESS |
SPECIALTY CO.. 4113 Fifth Avenue,
Chicago, 111. Department D,
Ii i g h^giTa de "Salesman, with I
grit and determination, to sell coun?
try merchants and doctors; excep- ;
tionnl opportunity and very remu-|
noratlvo for right man shbeht
CO.. McCJ ? ?Pan d Ml d g I .??x i n gtomKy ;
?TiSlantcrj, jfemale.
?" WOMAN TO COOK AND CLEAN CP: j
best wages to one well recommended.
17 West Cory.
Coai and (i^loo?
h1ck?ry' stove" wood.
tO you want a load of the
bezr""hiekGry wood in the city cut
to stove lengths? You can get it ?
by 'phoning your order to Madison ;
411. Deliveries promptly made. vir- '.
ginia-nortii carolina wheel '
company. j
Duality and quantity are
guaranteed from us. Wc have oak,
pine or slab wood, and our prices j
are right. We please everybody, j
'Phone Madison 69KJ. north CARO
LINA wood AND COAL CO.. S27 |
Brook Avenue.
LONG's WOOD IS BXACTbT LlK E~all
,?ood, dry, heating wood?It Pisls. and
your work goes on smoother. h's
coal makes ashes after It burns.
Madison 1060 and 1070.
$?ntttU*?h53?2- 0U? ILWt L*'>i'Gf H.
'1'11 OlTouGil BR1.0 D iR/TIkKJS, < s
C.)i 80c. per 15. SI.5? for 30. .<! pei
_ 100._R. It. CUYLEE. Brandon. Va.
? t T E N T I O N, l; 1: E E DERS! DICK
Wilives. .ir., blue ribbon winner at
States Pair: PilU?,o. 10^. imporrted: IC
rian<ls .lack, at MECHAN1CSVILLEI
STOCK FARM, Strain &. Son. Route!
I. Richmond, ya/;. i
FOR SALE. TWO MODEL INli^fJOR j
brooders cheap'; 150-chlclten size, Box'
1 S?, Frederlcksbur'g, Va.
foe sali:, twe.vi'y ACRES on the
Richmond and Petersburg electric
inn-1 as h whole or in live-acre lots
5s LAND, care Times-Dispatch
,\ Manchester. Va.
k K C O N D-H A n D MACHINERY OK
of every descriptirn bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 e.
Cary St. Phone *fadi>;ori ,^526^
SvANTED. 50 ">I.D FF ' ^It BEDS
at once- .-t. old *%m9 ol" ar>v
kind. V tost a 1. ess K 631.
care iTIi 'ispatcli: ? : ? >???.
?WANTED. TO1 3UY FOh CjifS&l HOIISK"
hold goods In any quantity. Phon?
>'.,.l!?.ir, 3>tr,!. ^
^utonto?tlc? (or ^>alc
J.-OR SAfcE CHEAP. THE FOLLOWINf}
slightly used cars: One 15-30 Steam;:
tov lonnean;- two White gas cars;
one Oakland -10. Apply lo W. W.
WJNGO, ICH W. 15road St. Phone
M n d i 80n SK>- or 2S7 7-.L
iaiis"" cjTas. *k. BOWEftsr nr.' 'east
Franklin. handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; large, well-ven?
tilated dining room, opening on See
? oud Street Mcalu by dtty or wcclt.
DAILY PUZZLES
Those: L_
Spots wiul
come out
ei
What kind ?t glass?
ANSWER TO YESTKRUAY'S i'l'ZZLEi
'l'u Up.
Jfor ^ale._ i
TRYON?'OE OLTR WAGONS. THEY
arc rriu.dc of the best material und
workmanship; fnlly guaranteed for i
year; largest assortment In Ihc eitv
to select from: open or top. Easy
terms. A MEYER'S .sons. t:ii Basti
Cary._l
RADIATORS AND BOILERS FOR
a team healing plants; good as new. i
?il. BLUFORD .&. CO. _|
l?'?R' S?LB, TWENTY ACRES ON THE
Richmond, and Petersburg electric
road, as u whole or In live-acre loin.
Address LAND, care Times-Dispatch
Otliee, Manchester, Va._
FOR SALE. ALL OR: ANY; PART OF
the following stocks; :;00 shares
Youitg American Gold Mining Com?
pany, Goochland county, each share
carries ">m cents rebate coupon; HO
shares each aeries A and B Tel epos t
with convertibles; 15 shares each se?
ries B and C Oxford Linen, with con?
vertibles. Address "SELLER." P. O.
_ gg* 8ST- N'"lfollt- V?-_
ONi: IRON SAFE, in GOOD CONDI
tion. Apply at Room 707. American
National Hank Buildinir._
pitOCERIEBrrCASH;i TADKINO: DUN
lop Hour, per sack. 34c; Gold Medal
flour, per Hack, 12c; leaf lard, pound,
12 l-2c: water-ground meal, peck.
25c; sugar-cured ham. per pound.
J7c: California ham, pound, 13 l-2c.:
Irish potatoes, 20c. peck, per bushel,
75c: good coffee, pound, 20c*; balance
of our stock same rate. AUGUST
GROCERY CO. Cl! and 613 East
_Mashall. 'Phone Midison 4506-1 232.
FOR SALE. TWO GOOD MULES
sound and good workers; weights,
1.000 and 1,250 pounds. 11 W. Duval
St reet._
FOR: SALE, NATIONAL'CASH. REOIS
ter. Dayton platform computing
scale. 'delivery wagon. Applv at
AUGUST GROCERY CO.. 611 and 013
Ktist Marshall Street. Madisor
phone 4506-1 232.
FO R. SALE. TWO SECOND NATIONAL
cash registers, slightly used: one
prints check; one total adder. Will
gell half-price; cash or credit. G
621, care Times-Dispatch;
ron sali:.
ha rn'-ss
PONY. BUGGY. CART AND
2300 Fibyd Avenue.
FOP. WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS.. 015 Brook Avenue.
?\eal C?tati: formale.
YOUR'n e eds AI tE^OUR ClTnfF~CON
cern. Be sure to see tic before vou
buy. Li. n. WALKER & CO.. Real
Estate and Insurance. No. 1 Mutual
Building.
fop SALE or RUNT. HOTEL SOUTH- ?
orn. account death proprietor. Nice
place; good patronage. V. A. DOW-'
LING. Southern Railroad. Boydton.
Va._?_ I
BARTON "?TTlGl ITS?NEW~~H0M E" S
rooms, electric light!;, garden, upper
rind lower back porches: floored
attic with -slatis; varnished Hoots;
kalsomincd wallt. Easy payments,
phone Madison 3121-L. ?300 Miller
AvenueJ
FC 'KS ? le. TWENTY AC RES~on TUE
Iii- ?:. i and Pett r- bin u elect ric
road, as a w hole or in five-acre lots.
Address LAND, care Times-Dispatch
p(flee. -Manchester, Va.
:_. ;?j-r- ? . . . 'i K-!?nu?rv?~
&cai Estate for i\eut.
for""" rent, a nTce Suburban
place of 0 acres: house 7 looms: hot
and cold water, bath, ete ; good out?
buildings; located on the Bowling
Green Road, about one-fourth mile
Crom city limits. Address GIlAS. B.
KEPPLERi R. Fi D. J, City._
if YOUR PROPERTY IS VACANT
now, or is going to be later on. l.n
sure to give us a memorandum of it.
D. N. WALKER & co.. Real Estate
and Insurance. No. 1, Mutual Build?
ing.
_ %cal^ ?statc t??antclJ.
WANTED. EXCHANGE GOOD PAYING
city property, worth $3.300, for a
farm, about 30 to 40 acres, no more
than six to eight miles of Richmond.
K '"-77. care Times-Dispatch.
&oom? for &ehti
SU E. CL A Y?CLEAN, NEWLY
nishrd "nail room; bath; phone.
FUR
THE WELLINGTON, 914 E. CLAY ST.
Central. Phone Madisnn 2200-.i.
FOR RENT. NICE FRONT ROOM FOR
three or four gentlemen. Apply
502 1-2 N. Fifth Street
Ellars tor j&cnr.
FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
Oof North Tw. nty-sixth Street
GRACE ST.. FIRST"
floors for rent.
50] W.
second
AND
not It !e to contractors?
SCHOOL.
NOTICE IS HKKBY GIVEN TO CON
tractors and builders that sealed pro?
posals will be received by J.'
CAR' PR. Chairman, for the School
Board of Danville. Va-, until April
2i::t, 1911. at 2:30 P. M.. for the fur?
nishing of material and labor and
I erecting und completing a brick
I school building, 11 rooms and audi
j tori u rn.
Plans and specifications can be
j obtained from Pottlt ?t Cave. Archi?
tects. Herman Building, Danville, Va.
The School Hoard reserves the
right to accept any or reject, any or
all proposals tendered.
The Richmond Chamber of Commerce.
Richmond. Va.. March 2S. 191 f.
, THE RIGHT BEING RESERVED TO
anticipate the payment and to call
! for presentation for payment of the.
j third mortgage 6 per cent, gold bonds
of the. Richmond Chamber of Com?
merce by a notice published for 30
j days in a morning newspaper publish?
ed in the city of Richmond; and that
I after tne date fixed f?r payment by
said notice all interest shall cease on
I said bonds: notice is hereby given
that said bonds will be paid APRIL1
28, 1911, on presentation at the office
of the chamber, which will then be
located at Room 311. Mutual Build?
ing, Richmond, Va.
THE RICHMOND
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
By R. A. DUNLOP. Secretary.
\VANTEL~'THE~ PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNK1-: BROS, .Jewelers, 912
East Main Street, buy r.ell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST.STYI.ES. Old gold and sil?
ver nlwayn__takon_ itl_c_xcha.nga._
SPRING -.LEANING.
CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED WITH
vacuum cleaners quickly and cheaply
In your home, on the. Hour: no bother
taking up or moving anything'. Will
call and give estimate If you send
address to "VACUUM CLEANER
HOYS," 15 E. Marshall. Phono Mon?
roe 29 IS-.I. We are salesmen for
hand and' electric cleaned a, from $lo
to $125.
iHi?ceUatteous*.
' ifATT^R et3s Ens.
HAVR YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
uow: sanitary methods used; roliabl?
work. 6YDNOR & HUNDLEY. 711
East Broad Street. Madison 'J2U4.
FINE UNJIOLST BRING AND MAT>
TRESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND UP
holstered; tnattresscB made over llko
new; furniture and china packed
and shipped. JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
3292._
~ DYEING AND GLEANING.
SUITS SCOURED AND PRESSED. 75c.
at GILL'S. 325 North Fifth.
WIN DOW CLEANING.
WANING AND STAINING FLOORS,
carpet and matting laying: general
house cleaning. WILLIAM .JOHNSON.
Monroe 0120.
SIIOE 11 EPa"iR ING SPECIAL?IF YOU
cut out this coupon and brin? with
Shoes before April 7. rebate of 20
cents allowed. Men's half solos, 75
t cents, rebated to 05 cents: ladies'. 00
cents, rebated to 10 cents. Every
pair sewed with waxed flax thread.
No nails. No pegs. Best leather.
Royal rubber '?cels. 25 cents. Trend
Air rubber heels, 10 cents. O'Sulll
van rubber heels. 50 cents. DREW'S
ELECTRIC: SHOE FACTORY. 710 E.
Main Street._
rTTThTer" GOODS r EPA Ir e D?RUB
ber boots, overshoes, raincoats re?
paired and altered: hot-water bags,
syringes, etc. DREW'S ELECTRIC
"RUBBER.FIX." 710 e. Main Street.
Prione .Moiiroi- 2007.
[LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of newest styles In millinery, suits,
flresKes, all kinds of ready-made sar
iiu-nta for ladies, miases and chil?
dren: alterations free. Small ex?
penses means a saving for you. Also
a line of pattern bats for the trade,
MRS. julius BEAR. 1423 E. Main
St reet.
personals". _^
fffjMAN HAIR BOUGHT^^AND^SdXd
?t HUGHES'S. 209 North Third.
dooms' ?Hamco.
WANTED,*7 BY YQUNG MAN, ROOM
with hoard; central location: two'
meals a day; private family prefer?
red. State price. Address .1. P. S.,
Care Times-Dispatch. _
business <^nuartuiLitt?S.
wanted, "paRTy" to in veSt"?foTcToo
in A-l enterprise; money to l>e re- I
utrned with interest, and an addi- ?
lional income of about 42.000 per |
annum assured; would consider in?
vestments at $1,000 up in the same,
proportion; will bear strictest in?
vestigation; brokers considered. Ad?
dress LT 71S, care Times-Dispatch.
atTvertiser wishes; to invest
from $1,500 to S3,000 in some legiti?
mate business located In the South.
His services must go with the ihr
vestment. Address at once. RivlnK
full particulars-. L 721. care Times- '
Dispatch.
bankrupt Clonus.
In Tthe district court of the
united states for the east?
ern district of virginia; at
richmond:
In the matter of -\ In
G W. DAVIS AND I
A. J. DAVIS. ('
Bankrupts. J Bankruptcy
On motiort of C. W. Antrim's Sons !
and the other petitioning creditors .
herein, by counsel, it appearing from
an affidavit made and tiled in this
cause that E. L, Faulkner, who was
made a party to this proceeding by an J
order entered herein on February 10;]
1911. is r.ot an inhabitant of this dis- i
triet; that he cannot be found tri said!
district; that he has not voluntarily
entered his appearance herein, and :
that personal service upon him is not j
practicable, it is hereby ordered that
the said E. L. Faulkner do appear J
before this court at the court room
thereof. In the citv of Richmond. Vir?
ginia, oft TUESDAY, THE 25TH DAY
OF APRIL, 1911. to take such steps as
he may be advised for the protection
of his rights herein, and that, in tie
fault of such appearance, the court '
will proceed to the hearing and ad?
judication of the. rights asserted by
said E, L. Faulkner in the water rights
appurtenant to the tract of land situat?
ed in Mecklenburg county. Va., standing
in the name of G. W. DAVIS and A. J.
DAVIS. the bankrupts herein. and
containing eleven hundred and thirty
nine and sixty one-hundredths acres
(1,139.00). And it is further ordered
that this order shall be published in
The Times-Dispatch, a newspaper of
general circulation, published in the
city of Richmond, Virginia, once, a
week for six consecutive weeks.
EDMUND W ADD ILL. JR..
u. S. District Judge.
A true copy?Attest:
JOSEPH P. BRADY. Clerk.
Richmond. Va., March 7. 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING;
of the stockholders of the Albemurle j
Paper Manufacturing Company will,
be held In the board room of the i
Business Men's Club, Tenth and Main
Streets, Richmond, Va., on THURS?
DAY, April 13. 1911, at 11 o'clock A.
M. ARTHUR F. ROBERTSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Headquarters
Commahdery of St. Andrew.
No. 13, Knights Templar.
Richmond, Va.. April 10, 1911.
l '? EN E R A L ORDE KS:
XSlr Knights.?Attend a stated
conclave of the commandery at
your asylum in the Masonic
Trmple. MONDAY. 10th insti, at j>
o'clock P. M.. in full dress of a totn
l>lnr on foot.
Members of Riehmond Commandery.
No 2. and all transient Sir Knights arc
courteously invited to no present.
By order of the Eminent Commander.
! GEORGE W. HUNTER,
Cup tain-General.
Attest: GEORGE C. JEFFERSON.
_ Recorder.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF;;STOCK
holders of the Common wealth Coal
i Corporation will be held at the ofibc
of the corporation. 717 Mutual Build?
ing. Richmond. Va., on TUESDAY
April 11. 1911. at. n o'clock. A. M.
E. T. D. MYERS, JR..
_ _ . _ _ Secretary.
"OKNBR AL *MBETINGfOF THE MEM'>
hers of the Mutual Assurance Society
ugalnst Fire on BuildlnKs of the State
of Virginia will be held at the office
of the society on MONDAY, April
17, 1911, at 1 P. M.
EDWIN A. PALMER.
_?_Prl ncina 1 A tren t
Richmond, Va . April l. 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Oh' THE
Prison Association of Virginia for
the transaction of business will be
held at No. 301 East Main Street.!
Richmond. Va.. TUESDAY. April is.
1911. at S:15 P. M.
By order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE C. JEFFERSON.
Secreta ry,
N?TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a meeting of the stockholders of the
Chesapeake Coal Company, a cor?
poration created and organized under
the law* of the State of West Vir- i
glnln, wlil be held at its principal
platte of business at No. i l l :t East
'Main Street, in the city Of Rieh mood,
State <>f Virginia, at 12 o'clock M.. '
on WEDNESDAY, the 19th nay of
April. 1911, for the purpose of con - j
sldering and Acting upon the pro
I posed sale, transfer and assignment
or all the property and assets of the
I company; and also for the purpose of
considering and acting upon a reso?
lution to discontinue the' business of
the corporation and to voluntarily
dissolve the corporation, and for
Hie transaction of other business
generally.
By order of the Hoard of Directors.
Given under my hand this 30th dnv
of March. 1911.
COLEMAN WORTHAM.
President.
Public Sentiment Against It and
Plan Has Been Aban?
doned.
[.Special to The Tirncs-Plspatch. 1
Winchester. Va.. Aprii 0.?The Cor?
poration Court of Winchester will not'
be abolished, as has been reported in i
eoine quarters, by reason of the death
last week of Judge William M. Atkin?
son, who had beeu judge of that court !
for many years. Judge T. W. Harri?
son, of Winchester, who presides over
the Circuit Courts of Frederick, Shen
andoah, Clarke and Warreh count!' -,
has beeu designated by the Qovernbi
to uct as corporation judge until tho
Legislature meets, and at that tinw ?
it is certain a Judge will be elected
for the Corporation Court. Efforts ,
were made last week to create a sen- j
tlment In favor of abolishing the court
altogether, but the vast majority of (
tiie people of the city are opposed to
such a movement, and it has been
practically abandoned.
Justice, tempered w'th mercy was i
meted out yesterday afternoon, when
Magistrates Pierce and Cook heard the
ease li 0111 Opequon District, involving
the white capping of Mullen La Fol
lette, who was reported to have neg?
lected his family, In mat he did nut <
provide sufficient food and fuel f?r I
them. Eight yuttng men, members ol
well-known families of the Opequon '
neighborhood, appeared In court as
members of the crowd which took La- |
Follette from his home late at night
and whipped him with hickory sticks
and switches. They told the court that j
they were under the impression they >
were performing a public service by I
whipping LaFoLette, and that they did
not mean to disobey the law. " The
court, however, fined each man $10. I
James Patterson, who lett the S=t;ii?- ;
after being served with a warrant, is
being sought by deputy sheriffs]
Rev. John IT. Ross, pastor of St. I
Paul's Methodist Church, of Winches- j
ter goes lb conference next week,
not knowing whether lie will be re?
turned another year, und in address- j
ing his membership he says: "Those'
desiring the pastor's return are asked
to help him that he may return; tiiose
desiring otherwise arc asked to help
that he may get away, and those de
string neither way are asked to heir i
him anyway."
Notwithstanding the voters of .Mar- j
tinsburg recently expressed themselves |
til the polls an being opposed to a cou- !
tlnuancc of the open saloon In that
city. John P. Creque has made appli
cation to the City Council to have his j
liquor license renewed. The Council
recently passed a resolution calling a |
special election, promising t" abide by
the decision of the voters, and the peo?
ple are now wondering what will be
the outcome.
Edwin S. Jarrett, a wealth:- N'e.w I
Yorker, became owner of the historic ]
Shepherd estate, Wild Goose Farm,
near Shepherds town. ? few days ago,
the sale being made by R. D. Shep?
herd, the well-known actor, whose peo
pic have owned the place for many
generations. The price was $30,Sou
for about iS5 acres. New York drafts
were offered in payment for the farm, i
but these were refused by Mr. Shep- '
herd, who insisted upon being paid in .
cold cash, which was dona.
The recent sale of 400 acres of the
Wisslor farm, at Mount Jackson, to
C. E. Gudebrod, of Winchester and
New York, for $150,000, has had the i
effect of causing ihc price of real es- j
tale to soar in Shcnandoah county, j
particularly lands on which there are !
apple and peach orchards. A number |
of people who had their farms listed
for sale are now demanding moio j
money than was at fust intended.
A ghastly find was made the other
day in a private burying ground at :
Springfield, Page county, in the form '
of a number of human bones, wits of
clothing and several coffin handles, all
grouped around a hole six Inches in
diameter that i3 supposed to have been
burrowed by a groundhog or opossum
near a grave. The hones wore the re- 1
mains of a well-known Page county
man who died some years ago, and
they were relnterrfed in iho crave
from which they had been "carried.
Petitions are being circulated in
Jefferson county to ask the county
Court to refuse to grant liquor licenses :
in Charlestown. the county seat, after
the expiration of the fiscal year.
Ashland News Notes I
i
[Special to The T lmes-DIspateml
Ashlahd, Va., April P.?Mrs. John D. Bar- ;
ris, of the Henry Clay Inn, Is visiting re la- [
tlves In Philadelphia.
Rev. G. W. M, Taylor, of Norfolk, was !
hero on business recently.
Mrs. William M?ller, of Baltimore, who '
has bee.n the suest of her sister, Mrs. '
Frank Day. has returned home.
Mi?s Stuart I?!a:ito:i spent several days In |
Richmond during the past week.
Withers Hoofhagle has gone to New York, I
where he has accepted a position.
Mesdamns Carter und Beverldge, of Rich- j
mend were recent quests of Mrs. Marshall |
Kills. !
Mr. nnd Mrs. r.enrp? Bull Hatchings, of I
Richmond, who ;;pent the whiter months at !
Sarnhac Lake. N. Y., will come to Ashland
very soon tr> be the guests for the summer;
oi Mrs. C. <:. F>rid?,'es.
Miss Marie I.. Deshoyera, of Green Bay. j
Wis., who has been the guest of relatives j
here, will leave Monday for n visit to Wash- ;
Piston, Atlantic City and Pottsvlllo. Pa., he
forc returning home.
William Tucker, of Richmond, wa? here
this week.
Mtsa I.eota Hundley was the guest of Mrs.
Juntos Cox this week.
The Chesterfield Cotillion Club has Issiisd !
invitations to the Easter dance to be given
on April 2o at the Ashland Auditorium.
Archie Pettyjohn, of Lynchburg, is visit?
ing friends her.-'.
Oscar chaplain, of Virginia Reach, Is
spending the week-end with friends at Rnn
dolpti-.Macon.
The lecture on "Woman's Suffrage," bitten
by Miss Mary Johnston, of Richmond, nt>. j
j hursdny before the Young Woman's I.ltcr- j
ary Club," was most Interesting. The mem- j
1 beis of the Woman's Club were invited, and I
n number of other gue6ts were present.
Mrs. James Duncan Hunter. Misses Helen
Herrlnk. Carolina Mldyette, Marie Hiker.
Marguerite Wightman ahd Stuart Blanton
served dainty refreshments,
QUITS POSITION HE
FILLED MANY YEARS
f Special to The Times-Dispatch.!
Staunion. Va., April 9.? Hon. Joseph
Addison Waddell. Staunton'S oldest,
most beloved and probably most dis?
tinguished citissen, long clerk of the
Supreme Cotirt 6i Appeals of the state
Until declining health forced him to
relinquish his life work, has also re?
signed as master commissioner In
chancery and commissioner of ac?
counts of the Circuit Court, a position
he had held for a great many rears
The court had placed on record a
handsome tribute to MV. Waddell's
Character and services and as * Chris?
tian man.
Mr. Waddell was* a member <u" the
"Bliiek' and Tan" convention just after ;
tin- close of the Civil War. represent*
ing the Conservative party and the
old aristocratic white element of the
State, being elected from Augusta
county. He Is one of the few survivors
of thai memorable body; controlled by
negroes and carpetbaggers, which at?
tempted to revolutionize the govern -
incut of the stale, lie also served sev?
eral terms in the General Assembly
after the new Constitution had been
adopted, lie 1* the author of the "An?
nals ..f Augusta County." whirl) has
gone through several edit ions, und is
a standard work. Mr. Waddell's health
Ik now very feeble. Jle'is eighty-eight
1 y?Ql's old.
The Hon. Mrs. Edith Kip Mc
Creery Coventry Wins
Suit in Court.
i-,.nVVi-Vor^,r.Aprn 9?The !l?n- Mrs.
Edith Kip McCreery Conventrv wife of
the third son of the ioHrj nt- Coventry
won tho right to dispose of $1,700,000
worth of property she inherited from'
the estate of her grandfather, Pierre
Lorlllard, in tlie appellate division of
tho Supreme Court yesterday.
A unanimous opinion reversed a'
Judgment l>y .lames B. Butler, referee,
hoi.ling that the lion. Mrs. Coventry
could not cancel a Heed giving the
property to her son by a former mar?
riage, and also granted her a retrial.
The lion. Mrs. Coventry is n daugh?
ter of Colonel Lawrence Kip, of New
Voik. Her first husband was Richard
McCreery, whom she divorced in 1901.
Her eight-year-old son by this mar
riHKe was given into her custody,
with an allowance of $3,000 a year for
his education.
DI*piiNcn of Her Property.
About six weeks before her marriage
to the ITon. Henry Thomas Coventry,
she executed a deed for $1,700,000 of
her New York property, providing that
she should have the income from tho
estate for life and that after her death
young McCreery. her son, should be?
come its possessor.
Three trustees?Supreme Court Jus?
tice Gerard, Lanfenr Norrie and Ernes!
lselin?were named to act under this
trust deed, and the deed itself was
left in New York with the Hon. Mrs.
Coventry's lawyers, Bowers <fc Sands
After she had wedded her second hus?
band she notitied her lawyers that Mr.
Coventry refused to ratify the deed,
and asked that it be annulled.
Second Son to Have Sbnro.
An action to cancel the deed was
tried before Referee Butler. When his
decision was ready for liling another
son. Victor Thomas. Coventry, was
born to the Hon. Mrs. Coventry, and
ihe whole proceeding had to be re?
viewed to determine his interest in
the estate. The referee held that the
deed must stand, but that the son of
Coventry was entitled to share in the
trust estate.
Auction ?s>ale?* <Xujs 53a?.
bTPEppT Jipps"" & Co^'^nd^EdwinM s'
Rose Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
auction sale
of
Highly valuable improved
property in barton heights,
comprising those two hand?
some dwellings, nos. 900 and
904 lamb avenue and dove
street.
At the request of the owner we w'll
sell by auction, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, THE STII DAY OF APRIL,
1911, at ? o'clock P. M?
the above properties, both of which
are roomy. Electric light, hot. air heat,
nice baths, stable on each lot; In fact,
thoroughly equipped, and can justly be
styled "Home, Sweet Home." Each
lot has a frontage of 57x125 feet to an
alley. If you are In quest of a home
where nature's best tonic abounds?
pure water and bracing air?fall not to
attend this sale.
TERMS: Inviting, and to he an?
nounced at time of sale.
EPPS, EPPS & CO., and
EDWARD S. ROSE CO.,
? A tic tioncers.
Owing to the inclement weather, the
above sale is postponed until
MONDAY. APRIL 10,
at r, P. M.
Suction isalcs', jfutuiT JDaps'j
Bv Siitton &- Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
.COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALE.
OF
DETACHER TWO-STORY AND BASE?
MEN'!' BRICK AND FRAME
DWELLING. SITUATED ON THE
EAST SIDE OF PINE, BETWEEN.
CUMBERLAND AND BEVERLY
STREETS. DESIGNATED AS NO. .'21
SOUTH PINE STREET.
In execution of a certain decree of
the Richmond Chancery Court, entered
November 23, 1907. in the suit of Fan?
nie L. Blunt vs. Oscar IT, Blunt's ad?
ministrator et als., as special commis?
sioner appointed thereby, I shall pro?
ceed to sell at auction, upon the prem?
ises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12, 1011.
at 5:30 o'clock p. M.,
the above described property.
The dwelling is two-story and base?
ment; contains seven rooms, with
bath room, la t robe stove, etc.. all In
good order. The lot fronts thirty feet,
and runs back a depth of 1-15 feet to
a 20 fool alley.
This property is well located in an
Improving locality, good neighborhood;
etc., and would be desirable as a home
or for renting purposes.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at
six; twelve and eighteen months for
negotiable notes, with C per cent, in?
terest from day of sale, and the title
to be retained until till the purchase
money is paid and a conveyance or?
dered by the court; or all cash, at the
option of the -purchaser.
FRANK T. S?TTON, JR.,
Special Commissioner.
i certify that the bond required by
lite above decree of the special com?
missioner ha.? been duly given.
Given under my hand this 22d day
of April. 1910.
Teste: ''HAS. O. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
FIRST-CLASS TOBACCO MANUFAC?
TURING PLANT POR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION;
I shall offer for sale, at public auc?
tion on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 19. NEXT;
nt 10 o'clock A. M...
the entire plant and equipment of .lohn
N. Wyllio & Co. This plant is a going
t one? tu, with tine established trade,
first-class brands, and is now in active
operation.
Plant consists of first-class lot and
buildings, fully equipped with all nec?
essary modern machinery, both for ;
plug and smoking manufacturing: mod- j
ei'h drying machinery, und all Nm;i -
chlnery of evi ry kind that is needed.
Building is three stories and base?
ment, in Hrst-clasH order, with ample
lot room for any extensions desired. I
The machinery will he first offered;;
then 'the building and lot. and then
the factory as a whole. The highest
bid will he reported to referee jp bank- ,
rttptcy. and the sale will ho subject >
to confirmation by the hank rttptcy I
court,
TERMS OF SALE; On machinery j
separately, cash on delivery. On real
estate or on factory as a whole, nr. pet
cent, cash; balance in notes at one and
I wo years, bearing interest nt rate of
f per cent, per annum, secured by deed
of (rust on property.
This is a splendid opportunity to
buy an established business trade and
brands. To purchaser. of factory as a
whole the brands, good will, tags,
labels and cartons will be Included.
Parties Interested can gel any desired
Information by addressing the trustee
at Danville; Va.
A. W. DOUTHAT. Trustee
PAT TON, TEMPLE &: WILLIAMSON.
Auctioneers.
By H. Seidon Taylor & Co., Richeson et Crutch"
field, Green 6t Redd and Goisan et Nash,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Commissioners' Auction Sale
OF
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTV AND GOOD RESIDEN?
TIAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF THAT VALU?
ABLE AND CENTRALLY LOCATED BROAD STREET STORE, NO.
.113 BROAD STREET. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH; THREE
SUBSTANTIAL AND WELL BUILT DWELLINGS. NOS. 511 AND !U3
LEIGH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH. AND NO. 513
SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.
in execution of a, decroo of the Richmond Chancery Court, entered
on the Sth day of April, 1911. in the suit of "Eli r. Meyer vs. Ahraham M.
Meyer et als.." we, t hm undersigned special commissioners thereby ap?
pointed.will proceed to sell the above described real estate at public
auction, on the premises, on
Thursday, the 13th Day of April, 1911,
Commencing at 12 o'Clock M., with the
Above Described
Broad Street Store
This property is located In the heart of the retail shopping district
of Broad Street; ha..s been recently remodeled at a cost of about St.000,
and now presents one of the most attractive fronts on Broad Street
The lot fronts about 2i feet by lln feet In depth.
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. al?
ive will offer the two modern and substantially built brick dwellings.
No?. 511 and 513 East Leigh Street. These dwellings contain nine rooms
each, and are in good order. They will make comfortable homos or
paying investments. The lots front about 2s. feet each by a good depth
to an alley in rear.
Immediately after sale i\( the above dwellings, wo will offer that
modern and desirably located brick dwelling. No. 512 North Sixth Street,
containing nine rooms and in nice order. The lot fronts ?.3 feet by 134
feet. In viOw of Its proximity to the market, this property must in the
near future' come in for business purposes, thus rendering it n very
desirable investment.
TERMS OF SALE:
For No. 313 East Broad Street are one-fourth cash, and the balance
in three equal instalments, tit one. two and three years, evidenced by
negotiable notes, bearing 5 per cent. Interest, separate notes to be given
for the interest, payable seml-annnally. all of said notes to bo secured
by deed of trust on the property: or a larger cash payment; ail cash, or
a reduction of the time of said deferred payment?, at the option of the
purchaser.
For Nos. 511 and 513 East Leigh Street and No. .r.l". North Sixth
Street are one-third cash, and the balance in three equal instalments, at
six. twelve and eighteen months, evidenced by negotiable notes, with
interest added, at R per cent., and the title retained until the whole
of the purchase money has been paid and a deed ordered, by the court;
or a larger cash payment; all '"ash, or a reduction of the time of said
deferred payments, at the option of the purchaser,
M E I.YIN F LEGEN H EIMER,
PRESTON COCKE,
Special Commissioners.
I certify that the bond required by the above decree of the special
commissioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand tills Sth >day of April, 1911.
Teste; CHAS. O. SAVILLE. Clerk.
Rv Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustee's Auction Sale
of Large Frame Dwel?
ling,
No. 2424, formerly 2420,
Floyd Ave., between Elm
and Cedar Sts. Garage
in Rear
In execution of a deed of trust dated
October 16, l909i and recorded in
-?lerU':- ollieo of Richmond Chancery
Court. D. B. 203 C, p. 410, default hav?
ing been made in payment of the debt
therein secured, 1 will sell by auction,
oil the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 1!. mi,
AT 5:30 P. M..
the above-mentioned dwelling of about
ten rooms, hot water heat and other
modern improvements. Lot 30.K125 feet
to alley.
TERMS: Cash.
II. R. POLLARD. JR.,
Trustee.
N. B. While the terms require cash,
a loan of $3.000 will be made on the
property for two years.
Ry Pollard ?- Bag by.
auction sale:
OF
No. 507 North I
Twenty-Fifth St. ,j
Good, Detached, Eight j
Room House.
We will sell at auction, on the prom- I
ises,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12,
at 5:30 P. M..
the above mentioned desirable do- \
tached home, containing about eight !
room's. The location is excellent, and '
i'f.o property must go. so come und \
get a bargain.
POLLARD & BAOBV,
Auctioneers.
Sale of Valuable Pa?
per Mill
ROANOKE RAPIDS. N. C.
Under direction of and by virtue of.
authority conferred in ine by the slock- |
bidders and board of directors of the j
Roanoko Rapids Paper Manufacturing
Company, the undersigned, president !
of the said company, will, on
TUESDAY, TUE 25TU DAY OF '
APRIL. 1911, AT i O'CLOCK P. M ,
sell til public auction, for cash, at the
mill of said company, located at or
heat" Roahoke Rapids, Halifax county,
N. C, lite entire manufacturing plant,
including its mill site, of said company,
? ?Ii the R?anok? River, near said town
of Itoanoke Rapids, together with cor- I
tain timber lauds owned by it, situ- !
atCil In Northampton county, and its
rights, whatever they may be. Cor
leases for power and' for tenement
houses from the Itoanoke Rapids
Power Coihpahy, und all of Its personal
property. including manufactured
-toch. raw material and stock in pro?
cess of manufacture, etc
For full description and further in?
formation, all of which will be prornpt
ij }?,'ven, apply to i". I.. W^ekloi, gen
oral manager, Roanoko Rapids, N.
'IMils 8th day v>r April. 191 1.
CHARLES COh'EN. President.
Richmond, Vu. i
By Pollard & Bag by,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustee's Auction Sale
of Brick Dwelling,
No. 201 1, on South
Side of Park Ave.,
Between Meadow and Row?
land Streets.
In execution of. a deed of trust dated
Autrust IS, 1900, and recorded tn clerk's
Office of Richmond Chancery Court, D.
B. JO i A. 1>. 33, default havinsr been
made in payment of a portion of the
debt thereby secured, I will sell by
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1911.
at fj o'clock P. M? tile above-mentioned
nearly new dwelling: modern and ud
to date.
TERMS: Cash.
Hi R. POLLARD. JR.,
Trustee.
N. B. W'lille the terms require cash,
we will make a loan on tho property
Of $.1.500 or- two .years,_
Win.' B. Plzzini Ca.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
723 East Main Street.
AUCTION* SALE
OP
THE DESIRABLE DETACHED TWO
STORY NEW BRICK DWELLING,
NO. 3J2r. HANOVER STREET BE?
TWEEN CLEVELAND AND TILDEN
STREETS.
At the request of the owner, who
lias decided to sacrifice his house, we
will offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1911,
at 3 P. M?
tho above property.
The house Is a new det.tched brick
dwelling of eight rooms, with hard?
wood floors, granolithic cellar, electri?
lighted, press brick front, modern
plumbing, and a large granolithic
porch extending across the whole
front: all in elegant order and occu
; led by a flrst-clnsa tenant. The iut
Is 30x179.9 to an alley, wltii a privat?
alley on the side.
TERMS: Liberal, and .mnounc-id al
the sale.
If you desire a new and up-to-data
home in the West End. or a splendid
investment in the most enhancing
neighborhood of the city, be sure to
attend this sale.
On account of inclement weather,
this sab- is postponed until
TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1911,
at 5 P. M.
WM. B, P155ZINM CO..
733 East .Main Street.
? Auction Siile bv
Williams & Cease,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Tenth ami Rank Streets.
Rv request of owner, we will offer
at auction, on the premises,
Til I' KS! >A Y, -V PRIL 13. 1911.
a! 5 o'clock P. M.
that desirable dwelling,
NO. 710 EAST CLAY STREET,
containing nine rooms, halls and pan
trie- modern improvements; in good
condition. Has a frontage of Si Vj
feet bv 100 feet deep to an alley in
common. This is a magnificent, rental
proposition Or a good, centrally located
home. Has be.-p. rented continuously
bv tho present tenant at $30 per month
for over ten years.
TERMS: Reasonable, and announced
nt sale.
i\cal estate for &aft?
With its liberal garden lot* and plaan
int w.oodlands for colored people, im
j twenty minutes from Elba Station
i Tho commutation furo is twotve cvnta.

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