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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27
Capitol Notes.

On requisilion issued by Governors ;. b.
Buckner. Of Kentucky. Governor Lee
Yesterday issued a rendition warrant for
The delivery Of Francis Pace. now con
fined in Wise county jail Francis Pace
js charged with killing with shotgun,
Hm Calvin Pace. on the day OF the last
election in Harlan county, ny.
The killing was the result OF quarrel
a. the voting polls.
NJ Thomas J. Hunt Of 629 Walnut
stree, Philadelphia, was yesterday ap-
noipted A Commissioner Of Deeds for the
State of Virginia by Governor Lee.
Y II Lane. sheriff of buckingham
county. brought to the peniienliary yes
tezdsy y. A Pence, TO serve three years
for horse-stealing.
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Cane Presentation.

On Christmas eve the compositors on
the Dispatch presented to the deseryedly
popular foreman of that paper, a hand
some gold d-headed cane, in token of their
high estimation of his merits as a work
man. man and gentleman.
The presentation speech was made by
Mr.. Richard Grantland. better known as
Uncle Dick }, who is recognized as the
father of the craft in Virginia.
Mr.. Young responded in happy terms,
expressing his gratitude and apprecIation
of this testimonial Of the regard OF ms
fellow WOrkmen
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Property Transfers.

rrha following deeds Of bargain ana
IL 10 'srs recorded in the Chancery
Conu Corr Of the city OF Richmond yesier
ga r. Courtney and William F. Tanner Tanner
.nd their wives 20 Dr. n Wythe DAVIS
~. feel on Broad street between Jener
~oa and Madison. $3.50; Mary A.
ys,..combs trustee 90 John ;. 1rowel
and Nary +. Mackie, 21 feet on Man nan
sSree, ere near BeiyideTe. IS Sails W
Moselexs fslstees 10 John II Dinneeh
~ feel on Hyrd street between Thirc
and Fourth. S3ie)O
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Mysterious Explosions Believed 10 DO D"'
IN "A Volcano.

DENVER, Col, December so.--A ioss, :,
nsner made the discovery of volcano
In the western part OF this State, ana az
tributes 10 this volcano the recent sNP'1ps
sion which resulted in the death OF nan
a dozen persons. ,n.,,ns
several other mysterious exploslons
have occurred recently, and 1t is now oe-
lieyed that the Rocky Mountain volcano
as II is called, is the cause OF these expo
sionS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27

The besi imported Bay Rum, large bot
,les for 500: all the different German
Colognes mo imitationsl al 25c. and 5oc.i
6ns Cigars in Holiday Boxes, twenty -nye
10 ths lox, At &lO0 10 $50; handsome
Cellulcld. Handled Hair Whisks; the
finest finished Tooth-brdsbes in pairs on
rsrds: Tolle, Waters al 2oc. ana DOC;
Coy.dray's Heliofsege. and other satchei
Powdsrs; Badger Hair Sbs,ing- brushes ;
eplendia assortment Of bess mede Hair,
brushes ssd Toilet Combs, iafspls'
Gases Toilcs Bottles. &c. All hrsi-eisss
goods l.. WAoEEn, Druggist,
529 Broad street, corner Sixth.
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Restriction on Immigration.

DETROIT, Mich, December 26.-The
taking Of testimony here by the Ford I'M
migration Investigation Committee was
closed this afternoon. Chairman Ford
left for Washington tonight, and the
committee will at once go 10 work on the
report Il will probably be accompanied
by bill In which additional and strin-
gent provisions will be made, including
instructions to United States Consuls In
Europe to investigate the character o.
immigrants and issue certificates only te
Or oper persons.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27
CABLE FLASHES.

LoyDoy, December 26.-A crisis is
threatened in the cotton trade at Berlin.
Dissatisfaction is felt on the part OF the
masters. who threaten a general lockout
on account of the bad work done in the
mills. and because Of the strike among
the operatives. The latter having ample
funds on hand for maintaining strike,
defy the masters, and prolonged strike
il feared.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27
Special Announcement

Under an agreement en-
tered into between the
TINES and the Whig, the
latter disCOntinues pubIi-
cation after this date and
transfers To the TIMES ids
good will, including its
entire subsCribfiOn list,
city and state, and unex-
pired advertisements.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27

BROOKLYN, y. Y, December 26.-Jake
Hyams, the English lightweight cham
pion, was knocked out in the ninth
round tonight by Jack McAuliffe, the
American champion. The fight was for
ten rounds, Marquis Of Queensberry
rules. the winner 10 take $6j OF the
gate receipts and the loser $35. Palace
Rink. in the eastern side of the city,
was the scene Of the contest.
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RICHMOXD'S MORTALITY:
Report Of the Board Of Health for the
Past week

The report OF DR. W T Oppenhimer-
president of the Board Of Health, for the
week ending Saturday last shows Total
deaths during the week, exclusive OF
still births, S5. OF which II were white
and u colored.
The rate of mortality of the white
population WAS 1920 per cent. per ! w. ~
per annum; ofthe white population lo.'o lo.,'o
Der cent per ! 900 per annum, and oi ihe
celored 2l27 per cent. per 900 per an
mum.
;. The mean temperature for the wees
was 48 68o Amount for rainfall, 2lt
inches
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rlea..nt ch,l.tmas En.srtalnm.nt.

There was pleasant time last night a'
Chris. Episcopal Church, when the
Christmas tree was seen ladeneq WIN
oifts for the children Of the Sunday
scnsol connected with the church. The
opening exercises were conducted by the
rector. Rev. Jamss .. Funston, assisted
by the evangelist OF the diocese, Rev,
Eyerard Meade. After = couple OF
hours of happy enjoyment the children
left for home lsdened, after rscs'vtee sne
bensdiction,
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COURT CALENDAR.


STATE.
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS. January 9th,
March 9th. November 9Th. at Richmond
city; September 10Th, at staunton, Va;
July 10th, at Wytheville. Va.
RICHMOND CITY.
CHASCERY CoURr.-First Monday In January,
April June, and October.
CIRcuir COURT First Monday in February
and third Monday In May and October.
HUsTIsGs COuRT-first Monday In every
month and September ath. tNo court ID
AugustD
POLICE -Criminal.-Every day at 08
An
POLICE COURT-Ciyil.- Every Friday at " NJ
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27

HUNDLEY. Died Tuesday, December 18th.
at 500 A. NJ, JOSEPH W. HUNDLEY. in the
52d year Of his age.
FuDersl will take place from Broad Street
Methodist Episcopal church THU hSDAY, the
9th instant, at II O'Clock A. NJ. Friends and
acqusintadces OF the family are Invited 20 at
tend.
West Point star and 5taunton, Va, papers
lease CODY.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
i the CITIZENS BANK has declared semi
annual dividend Of per cent. tsax free out
OF the net earnings OF the past six months,
PAYABLE 20 tho stockholders on and after JAN
CARY 2, 1889 ). q. WALLACx,
2de22 eodtja5 Cashier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27
SECOND pIvIpExp pEcLAREp.

WASHINGTON, December 26.-The
comptroller Of the currency to-day de-
clared a second dividend Of 10 per cent
in fovor of the creditors of the State
National Bank OF Raleigh, n. C., making
in all 80 per cent. on claims proved
amounting to s3lO,7S9 The bank failed
last March
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TOBACCO FACTORY BURNED.
}. w. EasIey A. Co. of South Boston, the
Victims.

DANvILLE, V, December 26.-The
large tobacco factory Of J. W Easley, at
South Boston, was burned yesterday.
The first story was occupied by Norman
x Evans and contained a stock OF old
tobacco valued at $35 600 Ii was feared
at one time that the whole town would
be DESTROYED
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27
Inst n Minute.

D. you know that for Coughs, Colds
Group, Bronchitis and all Throat and
Lung Troubles Dr. David's Cough
Syrup Is the BEST and most pleasant rem
edy kpoWnf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27

NoIiCE ~ IAA-rA Gr1. 81.
am now ready 10 receive TIE reol1u1 G1|'
CITY TAKES FOR lsss, which tks ~ Il y
quires to be raid before the 11ox DAX ~
THIS MONTH. E
FIVE PER CENT. WILL BE ADDED ~
the bills where the parties Asseesed s19lt q
TO comply with the Law. Z {;
An males Of twenty-oue Seazs of ~ ~
all perons (fnale or femaIeJ who own pcDco1
! property are asssssed, and win plsase co|1l
4 settle. t|/ .
Real estate agents end o<Aese vDe ~ 3
nunbsr Of bills - pa5 WI pleeso ~ oo1 ~
L thtir lists talFeedy na1e oQt) ~ >o111 " +
PAvING. rIrEt SkWK4F cQI w.
NILS ~ also rsndy, n - q a. II
~ eane u1nnee = >Axea - =
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RICHMOND, December 0.less.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE MER-
L CHANTS NATIONAL BANK HAVE
DECLARED A DIVIDEND OF az PER
CENT. free Of tax out OF the net earnings of
the past six months. payable TO the stock
holders on and after the 2D DAY OF JAN
UARY. 1859.
de EStd j. y. GLENN, Cashier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27

Packages Of cheroots are on the market "a
nearly the same color OF paper as the Old
VirgfniAs, but take no other except t haa
my trade mark and name OF r. WHIrIocx
on every package.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-27

Evaporsted peaches and apf'cots
cooking and table sherviee In great vari
ETY., cooking brandies, apple jack, etc.
WILLIAn Z. WHITE,
Formerly Christian, Whiie 4 Co,
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UT1NTaD.-1 FEy
;, r,e,,ireS. vv ies'S Addres = q. csSs q -
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
THE FIRE RECORD.
Big Fire at Buffalo, New York-LOss Over
SI,25O, 900.


BUFFALO N. Y, Feb l-Fire broke out
at II 40 a. M in the immense dry goods es-
tablishment of Barnes, Hengerer & Com
many. Nos. 2-6 TO 26S Main street, and in a
few minutes the whole interior was seeth-
ing furnace. The employees became panic
stricken and made will rush for the street,
At noon the walls on Pearl street fell in.
At 1880 the front walls fell in and the
whole structure is in ruins. Barnes, Hen
uerers q Companys stock Is valued at
81 ,OOOOO0 and the building, owned by Z. ).
Hamlin, at S250,00O
At 3 o'clock all the employees had been ac-
counted for, and none of them was even seri-
ously hurt There seems to have been no
foundation for the report of loss of life Fire
man Willbred was seriously hurt by falling
through a hatchway.
Kent, dry goods; Morgan's carpet store,
Barnum's variety store Denton 81 Cottier's
music store, suffered considerably by water
The buildings adjoining Barnes Hengerer 81
Company were occupied by Dickinsons jew
elrv store and Pardridges a. Company, dry
goods Dickinson suffers heavily by the
flooding his store received, and Pardridges
stock is almost ruined. The losses outside OF
Barnes, Hengerer a. Company are at present
unattainable. About every insurance com
pany represented in Buffalo holds policies on
this building and stock, ani stand to lose
considerable thereby.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
BROAD LANE.

The INDEPENDENT reached US day
late last week owing to the snow
drifts which impeded the trains.
The turnpike leading from this
place to your city at this writing, is
almos: impossible.
The ice on the Potomac affords a
safe passage for foot passengers, be
ing not less than eight inches thick.
We witnessed two engines kiss
each other near the crossing in Mar
tinsburg on last Monday. No seri-
Gus damage was done, except that
there was some swearing and the
cow-catcher Of one of them was bad
ly broken.
Nessrs. II. T. Morrow & Bro, Of
Hedgesville, are not only able to re-
pair watches and hens nests" but
he can supply the hungry and most
fastidious appetites with choice flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Small, of Hedges
vile, should be the happiest parents
in the world, when we consider the
grand music furnished by their chill
dren they sing and play SO very
well.
The Cedar Grove Lyceum meets
every Thursday evening. The exer-
cises are usually interesting and in
structive. Give us call.
The Sunday School at old Har-
mony froze to death last Christmas
and will not be able to recuperate
until an April sun opens the flowers
and the Son of Righteousness opens
their frozen hearts, certainly the
devil lives all the year and it seems
that ho is unusually busy in the win
ter in getting up new inducements
and enticements in order to keep the
world under his satanic influence.
This being an undeniable fact, why
not continue the Sunday Schools
through the winter?
The Made Stone Sunday School
seems to have the right material at
her helm, for it still tlUeS and IS
prosperous and happy.
Preaching at the Chapel on to-
morrow night. ARcrURus.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
MAY RESUME AT ANY MOVEMENT.
The Hatfield and Mccoy Fractions Disband
For the Time Being.

The Hatfield and Mccoy Fractions Disband
For the Time Being.
WHEELING, w. Va, Feb Col. w.
l.. Mahan, the emissary whom Governor
wilson sent to Logan county, week ago, TO
inquire into and report upon the now famous
Hatfield Mccoy vendetta has made his re-
port to Governor Wilson which is as follows:
visited all the Hatfields and found them
to be good, law-abiding citizens, who have
the respect and confidence of every one in
the neighborhood; that while many
depredations have been committed, and
the whole surrounding country has
been In a state Of excitement and tumult
bordering on genuine young war, that peace
has again been restored, and the belligerent
parties on both sides have disbanded, and no
further trouble is anticipated. The strangest
part of the whole affair is the fact that the
Hatfelds and McCoys are related.
The recent outbreak seems to have been
caused by parties in Pike county, Kentucky,
resurrecting old indictments against the Hat
fields, which were found against them five
wears ago. The Pike county parties went to
Frankfort, KY, and had rewards offered for
the Hatfelds, and came into West Virginia,
under the guise of of officers of the law, when,
in reality, they had no requisition, and ar
rested Tor rather kidnapped Thomas Cham
bers Andrew Varney, Selkirk Mccoy, ID. ID:
Mccoy, Moses Christian, Samuel, ID. ID. and
Plant Mahon and Valentine Hatfield and
took them over to Kentucky and placed them
in the Pike county Jail, where they are still
| confined.
This party, headed by Frank Phillips, fired
| on and killed old man Vance without as much
| as calling on him to surrender, and are the
same parties who came over into this state
and fired upon Constable Thompson and posse
at which time Delphy and another man were
| killed
| The citizens of Logan state that had any
parties other than these sent been called
| upon to make the arrest no blood would have
been shed, but the McCoys, who came with
| Phillips to make the arrest, had sworn to kill
| the Hatfelds, and would have done so after
they were disarmed. Peace has been
| temporarily declared, but it is feared by the
| law-abiding people of the two counties that
| hostilities will be renewed before great
while. The trouble began during the war
when the Hatfields were in the Confederate
army and the McCoys in the Union army
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
FOUT'S DRUG STORE.

Mind, we don't ask you to come
and buy-We only ask you to COM
pare our stock with any other In
town.-If our is not the most com
plete, or if our prices are not right,
then our prices are unreliable, and
there is no reason why you should
patronize us.-But we do not fear
such result.-We advertise facts, ana
facts only.-You will see this, and
we will gain your CONFERENCE.-THE
is just what ails our competitions
They know better than you, that
what we advertise we perform,-that
we have more goods than they,-that,
tho they may claim it, they can not
undersell us.-We have nothing to
say about other dealers.-We are not
interested in their business.-We are
interested only in our oaon goods.
We invite your inspection.-We
confidently expect to see you.-W
have lots of nice goods.-We enjoy
showing them.
FOUT'S DRUG STORE.
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the project; everybody who can say
anything, write anything or do any
thing to contribute to the end IN
view. At last we must acquaint the
world with the marvellous resources
of West Virginia let it be known
that we welcome newcomers and are
ready to offer them homes at remark
ably low cost"
Let tho good work be pushed man
fully.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
HEDGESvILLE.

It is rumored that DR.. Levi Hess
a former resident of this village will
take up his abode among us the com
ing Spring.
Mr.. Lewis Woolford and wife, of
Spring Mills, gave an entertainment
to their many friends on last Tues
day eve which was largely attended.
Miss Turner, of Frederick, Md,
and Bub, son of the late Henry Hull,
have been visiting in this place.
Mr.. Geo. Hill and family made q
living visit to Mrs Jane Wilson on
Wednesday last.
The regular meeting of Berkeley
Lodge A. f. & A. NJ, occurred on
Tuesday eve last.
Willis Phillips lost q child on
Wednesday last whose remains were
inferred in Hedgesville cemetery on
Thursday.
Large quantities of ice were stored
away during the cold season and
iced lemonade will be the beverage
during the summer.
The Bishop of the Diocese OF W.
Va, we learn is expected to make q
visit to this parish some tine IN
Naroh. REPORTER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
SOUTH OPEQUON.

A regular western blizzard struck
this section this week.
Major John D. Anderson and wife,
of Vancleavesville. were visiting rel
atives in this place last week.
VIM. M. Boltz and Mr.. Elbin spent
last week in Strausburg, Va.
Jacob Entler is still feeding a large
lot of crows.
The chair factory at Three Runs
is doing a lively trade at present,
they are turning out some real nice
chairs.
The school at Three Runsis crowd
ed with scholars. There is some talk
of building another school house in
this district, which is very much
| needed.
An effort is on foot to establish a
post office at Fairview this county
It is something that is very much
needed.
The oyster supper held at the res
idence of David Seckman was quite
q success.
Everybody having an icehouse has
it filled, and there's avery large croE
left
Now is the time to subscribe tC
the INDEPENDENT and keep posteC
squarely on all sides.
LITTLE SHAVER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
STATE DEVELOPMENT.

On last Wednesday evening some
of the leading citizens of Wheeling,
connected with the Chamber of Com
merce, held q meeting and took steps
looking towards organizing through
out the State, for the%purpose OF in
viting immigration and developing
the vast mineral and other resources
of the State. Truly, such an organ
ization can work more permanent
good, be more useful in every respect,
than any enterprise for general i'm
provement thus far attempted. They
determined to hold State Conven-
ton in Wheeling on the 29th inst,
and a committee oftwelve was APP
pointed to formulate a plan and is
sue call for the convention. We
trust the Eastern panhandle will
take firm hold on this movement
act cheerfully and promptly with the
committee and be found well and
numerously represented on the 29tA
inst. IT, good start is made, posi-
bly, the State may then be induced
to assist or to lead in 50 necessary
and laudable undertaking. The
Wheeling Ia5elltgencer well remarks
uTo such a gathering and for sucl
apurpose should be specially invite(
he Governor Of the Commonwealth
the delegation in Congress, which
has the power to do much to forward
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
CORRESPONDENCE
THE HEADwATERs OF TUscARoRA

Ed. Independent:
We hope you will allow MS space
in your columns for few items from
this neighborhood now and then.
The people of this vicinity have
been looking for report of the Oys-
ter Supper at Salem Church on Jan.
10. We understand that about $48
was cleared.
The measles have been prevalent
in this neighborhood for some time;
Mr.. A. Unions family have been
quite i'll with them. Miss Annie
Kilmer has been very sick for sever
al weeks, but we are glad to hear
that she is improving.
The ground hog saw his shadow
on the End, so we may look out.
We will try to give you all the
news each week in the future.
PEEK-AB0o.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
RUMORs or WAR.

Again grim visaged war seems to
be lowering over Europe. Bismark
is demanding enormous approprla-
tions for the army and is placing that
branch of government to make the
strongest possible appearance. This
NAV prevent Austria and Russia from
choking each other, but III the end
must prove disastrous to the German
Empire. Conscription for soldiers
and oppressive taxation will prove
too much for the strongest govern
ment.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
STICKING FOR TARIFF.

The miners and laborers employ
ed in the mines ofthe Berry Coal and
Coke Company and the BGechwood
Coal and Coke Company Of West Vir-
ginia, held a meeting to protest
against the repeal of the duty on coke
and soft coal. The followin: tele-
gram was sent to Mr.. c. P. Snyder,
the representative from the district,
on behalf of the meeting.
<We respectfully ask that you do
not permit any bill to be adopted or
reported abolishing the coal and coke
duties until the interests affected
have a chance to speak. Any such
attempt will be most injurious to the
capital and labor in coal enterprises
and will benefit no one in the United
States.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04
THE troubles between certain citi

THE troubles between certain citi-
zens of Logan county, w. Va, and
Pike county, KY, have about termi-
mated. 1t was a disgraceful affair
and the civil authorities of both States
should make an example Of at least
a. few of the leading offenders Cox.
ernor Wilson has issued requisition
upon the Governor of Kentucky for
tie return of nine citizens of West
Virginia, said to have been kldnap-
ned and taken to the Pike county
Jail
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-04

Our perfumes have been neglected
in our ads for some weeks, but we
couldn't help tive have had SO
much else to talk about.-We can't
say much now.-They have not suf-
fered, for "Lucile" is still in great de-
mand.-It is elegant.-So are our
forty odd other odors.-Test some OF
them.
Next week we will talk again.
FOUT'S DRUG STORE.
II n. Queen st.
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MOUNT ZION.

Mr.. James l.. Johnson is home
again from the West. He came In
to visit his mother, of whose illness
he had been notified, but only arrlv-
ed two or three hours after yer fu-
neral. Mr.. David Chapman is also
home, after an absence of nearly a
wear. which he spent in Missouri,
whittier he will return in a couple OF
weeks. He speaks very highly OF
that part of the western world.
DR.. James Logic has disposed Of
his home farm, just over the line in
jefferson, to Mr.. Henry Trostle Of
Berkeley. The farm contains 2l3
acres, and was sold at $62.50 per
acre. After diSposing Of his person
atty, the doctor will remove to Balti-
more about March lst. We very
much regret that he has decided to
leave this community, where he has
been located so many years, and
where he has so many warm friends.
Our best wishes go with him to his
new home.
Miss Lille Johnson is home again,
after visit of several days at Lee
town.
Mr.. John W. Chapman and Miss
Fannie Burns we're married Jan. 81
We certainly wish them a very pleas
ant and prosperous journey thrugl
] life. QUAD.