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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02
A Correction.
BURKE's STATION, Va, Nov.

To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Sir: The good name of this community
requires correction of your report of dis
turbance Mt the republican meeting held
here on Wednesday night last. Your re.
porter has evidently been dec ived by some
one. No such disturbance occurred. The
facts are simply these: The republicans had
large meeting here ct that time, and dur.
ing its progress drunken man from the
State of New York, not q citizen of Virginia,
interrupted the speaker, but only succeeded
in showing the bitter malice of bis heart and
exposing his own ignorance
Not o lick was struck and no one was
hurt except the fen decent democrats pres
ent, who don't hesitate 10 express their re.
greet that such sn indecent interruption
should have occurred Respectfully,
J. SANGsTER.
The report that disturbance had occur
red at Burke's on Wednesday night was cur.
rent in this city on Thursday morning. and
the statement published iu the GAZETTE was
furnished by gentleman who passed
through the village that morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

GEN. MAHoNE's strikers are making prom.
Uses of Office to number of dissatisfied
democrats, hoping by such means to secure
their votes, and this in spite of the fact that
there are dozen republican applicants for
every Office to be filled, each of whom has
been promised the same position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

"Heaven's last best eft-my new delight"
is not my brown.stone house. nor my car.
risge and pair, nor my fine new yacht, nor
my prettiest girl, nor my hopes of seat in
Congress, not these. but my wonderful cure
for pain, Salvation Oil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

GEN. MALONE boasts of his ability to
buy enough votes-both while and colored-
to elect him Governor of Virginia on Tues
dsy. Such an utterancs from man who
aspires to the Gubernatorial chair should be
enough to induce all honest men to repu'
diate him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

BAlTIMoKk, Nov. 2.-Cotton easier; middling
10ls Flour dull but steady. Whelt dull and
unchanged Fultz 73aS3 longbcrry 73aS4 No
No winter red spot and Nov 7s%aso Ode Dec
81. Jan S2a4 Feb 94a94A Corn-Southern
white firm at 41a45 yellow nominally 40s41 II !;
Western nsctiye and firm; mixed spot 40%s41 !;
Nov and Dec 401aa402.; year and Jan 9asa39 u;
Feb 9aa40; Mar 40Aa40lh. Cats firm; South
ern and Penpa 25a2912 Western white 29a29h;
do mixed 25a27 graded No 2 white 29a2912
Rye easier prime to choice 53a55 Provisions
UNCHANGED end steady
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02
W. W. HERBERT. P. M.
DIED.

At Fairfax C. H., Va, November End, in the
blessed assurance OF immortal life, Mrs. MARIA
BERKLEY MONROE, sister of VIM. N. Berkeley,
of Alexandra, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

The power Of !he imagination ia certainly
very s,tong, bnt i; takes something with
more OF 5cdy end has {, cnrs cold or
cough. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup ia now the
great national remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Ngw YoaE, Nov. 2 The stock market this
morning was continuation of that of yesterday
The opening WAS generally steady to firm and the
general list in the early trading presented a
strong front, though subsequently dropping
tendency was manifest, though the movements in
the list were entirely without significance At II
o'clock the market was quiet and rather hcsvy at
the lowest prices for the general list Money
tight at g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

10 SIG; Orleans o GIG; futures opened and
closed steady. Flouidull and easy. Wheat quiet an
weak Corn quiet and frmer. Pork quiet and
steady at 81 75a12 D. Lard dull and weak at
So 70A6 TO-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

RRUIT FLAvORS of Banana, Peach and Pine
T. apple, for Ices, Creams and Desserts for sale
by ERNEST L. ALLEN,
my16 Corner King and Pitt streets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining in
the Alexandria, Va, postofice November 2.
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeks. will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Baker, Anna L Morris, Rev Mr.
Baker, Myron Piukam, Miss Lizzie 81
Beaver, Mrs NJ Smith, Leonard
Carroll Mrs Hattie Smith, Chas G
Carlin, VIM C Steward Miss Maria
Frasier, w 8 Stokes, Mrs Emma
Gaines, Turner Taylor, Mrs Maggie
Gerhard, 81 Weaver, Mrs Letitia
Harris, Miss Mary Wilkerson, Miss Laura
Hopper, James Wilson, Chas
Lee, Miss Nellie Yates, ] E
Lowell, Isaiah
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

NTINDsoR & MENTIONS TUBE COLORs,
w Oils Gold Paints, Canvass and everything
pertaining to artists work for sale by
oc,2S J. D. II. LUNT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

DEANs-RED VALENTINE, round-pod bean
ID CUCUMRER and TURNIP SEED Just re.
ceived from Laudreth 6. Sons.
jy31 f. 6. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

I EMON ELK, substitute for all cathartic
u and liver pills; a pleasant lemon drink; SOC
q bottle. For sale by ERNEST L. ALLEN,
ia19 Corner King and Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

Another Ta:cott has been located at Dallas,
Texas and the authorities are investigating the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

A LARGE BOTTLE OF HOWELL's CELE-
II DRAFTED HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, only
10c, at
oct29 J.D. II. LUNT'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

7 EADBEATERs POROUS PLAsTERs, equal
~ to any plasters made, and at much lower
prices. Sold by
feb2O E. s LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

Secretary Tracy has formally accepted
the cruiser Charleston built at San Fran.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

CUPERIoR. QUALITY FIvE-BUTToN KID
y GLOVES for Toe at
ana Alios B. sLAYMAKER's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

VIRGINIA ABLE CLARETS,
Y Only s. per dozen for quarts,
Just received.
my14 GEO. McBURNEY s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

r AIDES FINE KNIT VESTS at 25c just re-
II ceived by
oct12 AMOS 3. SLAYMAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

EARMERs, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsT-Thc
L EUREKA HOG CHOLERA CURE, go success.
fully used in Ohio, is for sale by J. D. 81. LUNT
at SOC per package. sep11
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

DAsS'3 ALE, GUINNESS STOUT and BEL
d FAST GINGER ALE for sale by
iv1a GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

DRAFTS FOOD is the greatest egg producer
Z known. For sale by ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-02

CENTURY CALICOEs, in pretty styles, just
octS9 AMOS 3. SLAYMAKER.
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DRENCH Mex MERINo SHIRTS extra heavy,
e sep26 At A. B. sLAYMAKEEs'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-05-01

We ask attention to the article ciScWhcrH
in this issue of the Press Gnd Eonnc' in refer
enct to the South Carolina Historical S"ci"tT
IN the words of another: "WG have the men
to do the work, and we have the history f.
Collect
Every citizen Of Abbcvllc County is proud
Of the county. not only for its present stand
ing, but for the proud history of IFS past. No
county In the State has furnished i larger per
.ent, of distinguished men, and no county
in the State has proudcr record. In Educa
lion, morals, enterprise, wealth, refinement
and culture her people arc the peers of any
people on the face Of the earth. The military
prowers of her soldiers in arms is not cH-
celled.
Then, impressed with the fact that we have
a valuable history which should be written.
I, is our duty to contribute whatever we can
10 place that history on record.
1t is pleasant to note that Charleston in-
vitcs the country districts TO join with Eer in
writing up the history of the State, while
inviting us to place in the picture. We arc
not sufficiently informed as to how the dc
tails are to be carried uut, but we hope that
our citizens will see to il, that AbbcvIile Is
assigned apropcr place in the picture.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-05-01
ArSLICE OF SOLID SENSE.
The Graded school. and Her Twin
Sister. the Public School.

Eiitor Press ana Bonncr:
l have had the privilege Of reading your
excellent editorial in which you so iorcibly
Give your reasons for saying The sO-ctllcd
thank you for what YOU say. And at the risk
of being claSscd as "old logySh' and out OF
date, | will ask your indulgence that | may
say that regard the whole public school SyS-
tom as Il failure and more harmful than brnr-
fetal. There is too much of the machine
about il for one thing. and not enough en-.
couragrmcnt to the teacher 10 stand upon
his imdividuai merit ;nI his ability, 10 thor
ouchly train the child from the very begin
ming all through his whole course. Where do
Won find now such schools aS prcSSIcSS at
Moll;,tsvillc, Linc0ttS III Anderson, ken
uccdy'S at Slabtown, ar FAINT at Old pickcnS.
and others like them:
srclling book Davies arithmetic and Smith :
grammar thoroughly drilled into thr
pupil rs he is able To receive II. very murh
fear that more attention Is being pali IN me
schools OF tO-ilay TO the superficial anu not
enough to the essentials.
Eat 20 even beyond this for my reason Tor
saving ihat the whole thing is Il failure IL i
a failure ht cause il j. based OH Il lnoiii
wrong. Every government has = lioiaI
right 10 truand -: and receive from every
individual ami curparai;Un under lis r:"iec-
lion u sufficient taA 10 pHy il;i. necessary eN.
pcnsc of such government: ln' i'"lt lli''i
no government has moral r!GHl 10 compel
amy of its citizens iO pay for the luNurlr> en-
loved bv others of its citizens. Ni'u WHO l.
entitled 10 say that education i moi Il luNufE:
Tho same r:0raI law that l. Acknowledged as
RIGHT for individuals should i;Fp:% 10 cavern
mcnlS too ami whrn "r;;;'t nom thc lhcorE
.L1t t,r end IlIsiiiir> the means. Wr ar" :trt-
Inm ulUna false principal ana Will surely
''''p '''' ''''> OrONEE.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-05-01
GREATER AND BETTER THAN BILL Arr
Andy Cruucii-E.ightnin@. Hail and
Thundcr-A Good word for Old
TuEiblin.
MOrNr CAEMEL, $. g. April 2G, lSsN.

MOUNT CARMEL, s. G. April 2G, 1880.
It's Saturday night, and The weather being
cool % cheerful fire glows on the hearth, while
outside the wind Is signing Il real autumn
dirgc aud we hear the muttrringS OF distant
thunder and sec the vivid flash OF lighting
in The north; and us Tomorrow Is the It'll
Sunday we arc apt to have rain (McthOdiSts
will bring rain occasionally
We read with pleasure the writings o
candy Crunch" which are certainly original,
and if candy has any aspirations in life he
will some day be vcritablc "Hill Arp
We trust the good people of Abbcvillc will
again vote the PONDS" for the e. G. Il g. r. Il
let old Nbbcvllc sleep no longer. but let her
rise like the "l'hoeniX of Old'' and occupy the
pO1iiion she formerly had, the banner town Oi
iic uu county. lIurrah for proud old .lbbc-
willie and the Press ana Banner the cntcrprS-
ing and wide awake journal of the upcoun.
try.
last Thursday afternoon we hal q shower
of hail anal rain. the hail was small and did
NO harm, the weather since has been quite
cool and windy.
SnnIc of our farmers are through planting
cotton and arc running around corn.
Miss GladS T.. Roykln, one of MI CarmcFS
most beautiful and accomplished young ladies
is now attending the Kelley College in Char
lesion, and we are pleased TO compliment her
upOn the high stand she occupies i'll all her
classes In music she is proficient, standing
100 and in all other Glasses from 90 To 1iU
Miss F.lnmie Is deserving of any laurclS she
may win.
daughter Mis-: Bessie paid us Il visit much
appreciated. Mr.. FERRY filled his appointment
morning and evening, preached two excellent
s",nOTS.
Miss M;,mic Murty IS visiting relatives in
.tLbcvi!lc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-05-01
LIFE AT DONALDS.
Able LawycrS---Amputa EcGs--Cut
Notwithstanding PiIgriInS-.-Dc-
parting ENcUrSiOnS---ScisOOi Com.
misSiOncrs-..0iI Nifls---ind 0thcr
Things.

DoSNALDS, April ~, lS'9.
Sunday was a very disa grccablc day. The
breezy atmosphere reminded us Of winter.
Mayor Tribe has been nuispoScd for sever
al days. He is now better.
DR.. Dodson is having his buggy rcpaintcd.
w. j. Donnald's fine colt was badly snagscd
last week.
Several of our ladies have been to Abbcvilc
shopping in the last few days
Mr.. Eugene BarlnOrc went to Greenwood
Friday and bought Il new buggy.
Miss Clara Sharp and Miss Ellen Trib"
closed their schools last week.
Miss Lila Sharp, spent sunday in DOnn;;idS.
w. {. Seawright, of Ahbcvillc, We under
stand is expected up for the Junior EXhihi-
MIR McLers. our efficient School Conlmi:-
sioncr. visited the schools of this township
last week: lie expressed himself satisfied IN
The Methodist Church Of this place will
soon have an organ. The subscription list is
being handed around now. This is move
In the right direction.
W. Il. Dunn give the oil mill a good send oil
saturday. backing his judgment Witli Il
handsome subscription.
Mrs. Emma Hawthorn, Of Florida, muc!i 10
the delight of her friends and relatives, ar-
rived at DonnaidS last Friday 10 spend the
summer.
Several young lady visitors are expected in
town next month.
j. Olcl MattiSon, of Anderson, stopped over
{; day last week on his return home iron;
Charleston, whore he took in the Floral fair.
Dr. Parker, OF Anderson. ana Dr. llarriS,
of Beltcn. came down last "Wednesday to see
Mrs. l.. +. Agnew, who is quite sick at this
time.
Alfred Richardson. coorcd. living on the
plantation of J. +. Algary, received Il serious
if not fatal cut on the head last Saturday
evening. His skull was cut with an axe
about five inches. Wife or daughter (not Ger
tainly known which yet did the cutting. DR..
DodSon was called to sec him, and removed Il
potion of the skull. He says there is little
chance for his recovery.
Col. +. Il. Gary and W. II. Parker, OF the
.Abbeville Bar. paid US visit last saturday.
on legal business.
Judge Martins court was crowded Saturday.
Two very interesting cases were disposed Oi.
\. J. Agncw, one of our sportsman, lost Il
fine squirrel do. q few days Sm%o. The first gun
that was fired his dog left for parts unknown.
Interest in the cotton seed oil mill is still
uuabated; quite Il number of out citizens
turned out last Saturday, an organization
was perfected. W. X. Dunn was elected pres
ideni and G.. w. MattiSon Secretary ami
Treasurer. Committees were appointed 10
locate q site, and get mp the capitol stock.
We proposed TO raise fifteen thousand dollars,
making share twenty-five dollars. Another
meeting will he had at DOnnalGS Saturday
May H. at . O'Clock T. NJ. to hear the reports
of the committees and take such action as
may be deemed best.
W. NJ. Alcwinc, of Due West, had his leg
ampatatcd last week, in Atlanta, ca.
g. &. BrOwnicc Samuel Ngnew, and Master
Henry Agncw, started To New York last
Thursday TO take in the Cent? nll this week.
X. \.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-05-01
An Invocation TO Apollo.
MOUNT CARMEL, s. G., April -, 1'Sl

MOUNT CARMEL, =. T., April -, ISL
w. EWor:
preciatc these neutrality-suspicious. verses
gleoned from an old literary work that came
across In looking over some old books Il few
days since. some OF my friends diSclaiin
them as Lord Byron's. putting forth the ar
gument that they lack the poetic ardOr that
animated the soul of the illuSrous Bard, anu
would be pleased to have yonr decision on
them, as they have agreed 10 report it 10 yon.
Would be glad to have the opinion OF amy
Of your many readers.
Philctus phi'oligTS.
0! Thou that doS't inspire the poets lays,
And tingcst them with heavenly hucS,
Aid me to sing with b"iittinS praise
The secret rapturcS which my soul enthuscd
And If the God-givcn boon be sought in vain,
Awakin. melody from Il sleeping Tyre.
Provide the cure that shall rclicv" my l';l!',,
And tip my pen with pure .lnacrconIic
fire,
Grant me tho power TO waT5l2 forth in song
The tribute which genuine friendship pays
To those that chars Of every mOrta! wrnn@
And stamps with virtues which in lyric
members blaze.
AHswER.-Whilc We TO not assume 20
know anythin. at all Of the question nj issue,
ana while we would make 10 plctcrsc 10 he Il
Judge of poetry, we would suggest tha: if the
illuStri0uS lard wrote ihc above lines, nc
must have done before me learned :hc ar;
uf "awakcninG melody from n sl"cp!ng.yrr.
AS the campaign slang word "cnlhuS"d i"
no. u recognized English word, We take ii
thai Byron would turn in his grave, If Ia"
should learn that he was charged with uSin=
i word which is not orthodox, and which WIS
not even slang until Il few years ago, Whc"
political speakers, writers, or newspapers
coined 1t. There is no such proper word n
'cnthuScd," and therefore Byron did not
write it.-ED. T. Il T..
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villcs gallantry and beauty. constituting an ar
ever changing hut always imposing eiiecE rhn %,
Gavctv and good will and hospitality. inc
LmnIrcds of guests paid their heartily gwen
respects crowded wln conErGnla10ns TG rrno were i
nrrmitlcd to view Il splendid array of superb
and costly wedding presents and we're served s,
with delightful refreshments before leaving.
In addition to the bridal gifts some illS S
handsome boqnets and haKcts OF flowers n;t''
bncn sent TO the bride during the afternoon,
converting the parlorS, for the evening, , in."
so many bow crS of roses. Many cohgralulil-
intory tclcrr:,.nS were received. \ large par
~ of the relatives and friends Of the groom
came down from GrecnviIlr ana a,tGndrn ora. me
Mr and Mrs, !. Harvey Cleveland, Mr.. ana
r< Je;Ie + GiGTei%naN; TT;no mr. MrS an srs lI.mn W.
j. Eniiir Mrs, Lizzie NJ cleveland. Mrs. ]. y.
GooIwn and Mr. f. 4 MaXs; srrar" M"l$ EabIei TIeHr
Gr I.niahtsinwu. Indiana; Miss Mamie
yns @" r? Mi f5rE ETm5!f nma Mr f%rH Snd
WrC, Iacli of augusta and Hon. n. i. AnscI,
OF Grccnviilc.
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NiHErY..,LN. s. L. Anvil llth.

EiTErY..;IX, <. E. April 18th, lSSH
Cur cotton buyer" have riuSrd up Tor the sea,
son and lrli Th"y are all nice gentlemen and
we hope they will rrtu-n.this fall
II is 4, fact that cotton seed Is scarce, many
person havin4 la bay the seed for i,lanting.
Mr. ANA Mrs. Mc''.,slan attended Presbytery
Nr' and MIR. Foster have united with the
Presbyterian church nj this place.
Miss Mimi" Hnh"rtS has returned from a
Ionr visit TO friends in GrGrIil and Gailnry
t('iiy. Her friends were delighted to have her
back ut home again.
Ju1nr Ni,r,r,. MAS over last week looking lf-
ter his inrmIn" interest n'rnr town.
Col. Miller sent tltc liIiIfoilu car r"nh"rs I"
iIil Ia>t Mc''k.
oar hnnGs1nc and efficient constable is
unrlrrl !, X l.ittlciOn instead OF l.ittirinhn us
Tie Press ond HrIucr had it Last week.
Th" Rev Mr.. Garter came down last we'd
ur$,ily c!rnlu% 10 attend prayer meeting III
tl!c liIpii: church..
: nniirr..+ PRAYER meeting has been going
on in Ill" Masonic Hall for scvcrH nights.
We rms; these good People Will be- able
tu dn n;iIrf, cod in our community. Every
bull !. invited. . .
TIc :.r..ij,irr:' for iic cotton seed oil mil
h,S mi ...,, ,.u,l.lt and we will begin Ill once
on the building.
lIr, : ndrG:. who has been quite sick, was
Out laSl saturday.
Nr. t'arwilr, of DOna!d>, was in town last
week on business. -,
do an immense amount OF good to the small
Nr, u. W. TnmpIiinS sold three durham
cn;y- last week that wci"hicd L'M Has ,Hrii
[c AVS iiIry won tin for tii% country. lit i
/. r..pl.cinw ll!rm win i,::',N'.
t.lI t. l.. Phillips and wife Returned! last
"''N ''"''' ''''' EAST END.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-05-01

Iaccs, Trimmings, Embroidcres RuchinSS,
Ribbons &C. Very cheap at Smith u sons.
We have several pieces of carpet left. any
one of which we will give YOU ut Il very low
figure. Now is the time 70 buy GOOD carpet
or a small outlay. W. Joel Smith " son.
White Vests are very stylish inns season.
We viii be glad to supply you with them. T..
Rosenberg * Co.
Alpaca Erock Goats i'll all sizes. T.. Rosen-
berg Il Co.
Two beautiful latltlics saddles Just received
and will be sold very cheap. L. Rosenberg u
Co.
\ splendid line Of white vests just received.
u. Rosenberg u Co.
Keen cool, Euy your Alpaca and Scersuc-
kCr coats from Il. Rosenberg n 60.
Lace Curtains ut New York cost. P. Rosen-
bcrg " Co.
VIM. +. Fell has Just received n new. I'M
portation of Dress Goods and Trimmings
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-05-01
rIIE CENTRAL EIGERES

in ali this beautiful ceremony arc we'll known
in society throughout the state. The groom
is a son of j. Harvey CIcvclMnu' o'c % ~ ,ir'
oldest and most hOnorcd citizens of Grcrll-
i'Tc "i!% county, @ and has twice been elected to
serve his country in the House Of Representa-,
tivc<, being now in the midst OF ms Src"md ,,i
nm rm,rrnrisin.s and public spirited citizen.
III Ills hri,lr m is n daughter OF the late James
Norwood, of .NhhcviIlc. She has been Inc
object of admiration and regard IN very
and bv her charms of person anl manner
and her gins of mind and heart had won
numbcrlcsS friends wherever sh" WAS known.
4 large number OF the GrccnSlllh cohiih-
,,cn. a. trr Wedding returned today, the
others remaining tn attend n reception 10 ne
rivrn n; the Calhoun mansion tn'n!2ht. hc
bridal couple will remain In Ahbcv!i!c nnlll
next Tuesday, when they Will leave mere lnT
I i:rnrnyiIl. rrnchIn" there in time for ~ bal
TO lac given in the Opera House in their honor
by the COiillion Club