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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
Esbulou wh,,s'. cou.asc and ia,eurI,,.

Maj. W. ". Screws editor Of the Mont.
eomory AdUHIar, tells the following un.
written history In thc life Of the late
Iobulon l.. White, the prominent Wash.
inglou correspondent. Who died nj Nassau
few days ago. "ln 1872. In the great
llcndon LOWS canvass, White came 70
Alabama nul wrote q series ~ letters dc.
scubing the situation here. llc dld the
state great good by bis truthful reports Of
the situation. lie went over to Chotow
County, which had bucn yilciy slandcrcd
10y ihc Northern press, and made fair
report OF the trno state oi Attain 90 his
paper I'm the celebrated sumter County
excitement he followed up Hester, the
detective and spy and exposed his vile
plans iur oycrwing the people | pcsll
u plvcv ui newspaper work that White
did IN this state that will serve Ia show
how well lac worked in the harness OF the
journalist While Boz tho town Of Living.
sion, sumter County q great many scyrrt
kilograms we're sent ifnm Montgomery,
then the headquarters of the Radical oil
ciuls. 60 Hester, giving him directions aud
instructions as ~ how be- should use the
troops stationed thcrr 10 surprise aud In.
timlaie the people Mr. White could
read iclcgmph--lhal is to say, ho could
catch q message by the sound Of the In
sirumcnL lie heard the telegram Of In.
siructions 10 Hester about ~ o'clock In
tnc lay. and retained Il In bis mind. lie
took vehicle aud made DIS way across
the country sIX miles 10 Coalopa. a station
on ihc Alabama Central Railroad, caught
the hul train and reached Montgomery
that night The neat morning the .idpr.
Ter thrcw CONSERVATION into The camp VI
the Republicans by Publishing In iullh.e
secret kilograms instructIug thdt miuions
boN 10 BULLDOG sud oycfawc the pcople
OF sumter White had reproduced Inc
secret ieleslauis With pencil aud paper"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
A Just Complaint Prom the People of
fheIseR.

To the Editor Of The Appeal
We respectfully request that the author
itios Of the Taxing District examine for
themselves the cause OF this complaint.
We write in behalf of the ladies who arc
church-gocrs regularly and the children
who are compelled To pass upon Auction
and Third streets TO attend their schools.
We say in all candor that the condition Of
the streets mentioned IL disgrace to the
Taxing District of Shelby County and is u
gross imposition upon the rights of the
taxpayers of this vicinity. We believe
that there il not n road in the Arkansas
bottoms that does not surpass in quality
these streets, viz, Auction and Third.
Now, for the benefit Of the ladies and
school children. we do hope that the au-
thoriiics will at least favor us with some
sort OF crossing. II IL be- only a board, M
we have learned 10 be- content In this local
itywth very little benefit from the Taxing
District. let US see what respect you have
for this grievance. !. y. rusToS.
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anrc of Pneumonia.

william A. Sawyer He's Road, Niagara
County, y. Y, says
"About year nro I was taken with a
severe pain Ia both lungs. | was hr.t at
tackled with u violent chill. then dreadful
pain and then r. cough accompanied hy COM
Siderable fever II looked very much like
a bad attack Of pneumonia. A friend IT
mine procured I've AllrDcks rasirrH one
he put under each arm, one under each
shoulder blade and one on my chest clusC
around my throat In few houis the
cough ceased, the pain gradually ahatcd aud
] broke out In pruiusc Precipitation. fell
into profound sleep and the next dny was
almost we'll. | wore the plnstcu eight DAYS
eficrwatd, aud have never had any trouble
eiurnh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
LOCAL NOTICES

MEMrHrs Steam laundrv. 22i Second u.
BRISKLEY LUMBER Co.. l2l Jefferson st.
PANTS made TO order from 50 up. /.
Menkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street
LIE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, molding'
ALI sizes crate baskets fronts aud iend-
crs, also heating cooking stoves, Tor sale
cheap ut Gabcy's Telephone 277.
G. X. llorcuKIss, skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | es.
pecially solicit. No. 500 Main street
rURE and white ~ the Hover whose
name II bears ac the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
DIAN Il LiLLY CoFFrE AND SPiCE Co
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No wonder she En,iea nrlaae,.

A rich society lady told her servant, 81
wish could be ~ strong, healthy and full
OF life ~ YOU are !" The lesson is plain.
Tie girl had plenty Of exercise, constitu-
tional health aud contcntmcnt. Riches
will not buy health. always, hut broken
down women can find SURF relief in Dr.
Pierces Favoritc Prescription. II Is u
powerful, inyigorating restorative tonic
and ncrvinc. aud imparis strength To the
whole system in general, aud TO the uterine
orglms and APPENDICES Ia particular. For
rundown, dchililatcd aud feeble women
generally il /. the greatest earthly boon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
Merchants.

Don't fail TO try the deacon Browns"
Apple Vinegar, made by the Ozark Cider
aud Vinegar Company. II is absolutely
pure apple juice aud two years old. Your
wholesale dealer keeps IL. aud will tell
You that Il h the best vinegar handled In
the South. Remember when ordering,
aud ask for deacon Browns" Apple
Vinegar II is hut very little higher Than
chemical and poisonous goods usually
brought from the North
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
DIZZY as Adonis next wccS.

Train No. ., on the Louisville & Nash.
willie railroad, which left Montgomery.
Ala, for New Orleans at $50 O'Clock Mon
day evening. was boarlcd 1T point be-
tween loiohatchcc and Fort Deposit about
10 o'clock y. m, 10y two white mon, Who
attempted 10 enter the postal car 10y force.
They were unsuccessful, aud made their
escape when the train reached Fort De-
Dosii
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
pnrr o. AdonI. M ncek.

Tho great ifs wheel IN the Northwestern
Parlor Suite Company Works, la Chicago,
collapsed yesterday II was running ut
each u high speed that the engine ruom
was demolished aud paris Of the wheel
were thrown distance OF riX blocks. ono
hundnd and liiiy workmen miracuously
escaped injury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
shelhr CIrcmII NnnrI.

A few small judgments were taken yes
terlay. The new term opened on Mon
day, and the following jurors were selected
for the January term: j. II. Noegelli,
Martin Cohen, Max Boshwitz, o. X.
Houck, Jake Woods. u. T.. Ridgely, H. g..
Craig, ST., A. NJ. Workman, Charles Car.
roll, Thomas RELY, Martin Kelly, John
NJ. Giles, X. NJ. Parhan, George IL. lie
bers, NJ. u, Rhodes.
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Dizzy as Adonis next week.
nmr. NcIilc nre~n M,,che,,.

OF Boston, Mass, one OF Americas great
est song.irtscs. will sing at the llcalc
Street baptist Church on Tuesday night,
the 2pth instant. for the benefit ol the
Garfield Orphan Asylum. She will he
assisted 10y Mcmphis'- hest local talent
Admission 90 cents. reserved seats - cents
extra; On sale nj u. II. BALDWIN n Co. aud
at J. /. Turner's, lbi Bcalc street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
THE COURTS.
The Chnncery Court.

An injunction bill was filed yesterday
by John streight against James Stack
house, asking that the defendant be re-
strained from dispossessing complainant
of the use and occupation Of the premises
certain sawmill property on Second
street extended, or from transferring the
lease or subletting such premises, ETC., and
asked for general relief
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
Tho Tir,, s,mp,om. OF Dea,h.

Tired telling. duil headache. paths w various
laTp ~ he tsly SINKING 10 the plt 1T the stomach
los 81 npIsttI iUNrflshutss. pimVrH ~ srftH are
OIL IusluVu evidence 81 uuisunrd hluIHi No mat
tyr how " hccamc poisoned ID must D. punnri ~
avuld death Agkeft inri.sh iuupi Iiikrf has
nCvaf billed a. fruuNy sHuiuluus 90 NphIiltir
loisuns sold under positive quarantine. ~. J.
lciticf duarist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
Y. ". u. 70. Director. Meeting.

The directors OF the Young Womans
Boarding Home will have their monthly
business meeting In their reception room.
No. ~ Union street, Friday, January %,
at 10 o'clock. Full attendance Of the Board
OF Managers earnestly requested. All
members aud persons Interested in the
work cordially invited.
Mus. llENprusoS BEARD, Secretary.
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DnrY US Adonis next week.


Twenty first class city canvaScrs. Mus,
be Of pleasant address aud we'll acquainted
In the city. None olhvis need apply.
Liberal compensation Ia the right parties
and employment from one 10 two months
Address, with reference, T. q.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
Dizzy as Adonis next week.


ksoxyiuE, Tenn, Jan. 2i.-The Ten
nesscc River Convention met yesterday in
Knoxville delegates being present from
all the last Tennessee counties Ipmltn-
son, OF Hamilton County, was elected
President The object Of the Convention
Is 10 memorabilia Congress To make an APP
preparation nj siOO, 1000 To remove the OBJ
siruciiona In the Tennessee River between
Knoxville aud Muscle shoals, Ala.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
The Criminal Court.

Yesterday William Madison was found
guilty OF perjury, and was sentenced to
five years Imprisonment in the peniten.
tiary. The calendar, us published, will
be taken up today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
HYLo cleans the complexion.
Continuation sale

OF the Trustee Auction sale NJ $500 Main
street, Of Clothing, Try Goods aud Shocs:
also shelving, counters aud showcases
and iiNlurs, will take place Thursday
morning January -, NJ pJO O'Clock am.
NJ HUstN a 20
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lust f,r.cIy.,I,

Ten head combination mares and horses;
also one carload plantation mules for sale.
Apply, Mai. W. r. Cullen, at II. h, Clarke
* Co. Il.
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WIN, VIII You sirnIm Your nnchs

handling old wooden shutters when YOU are
IN safe by using our handsome window
guards2 GoEnEIs 4 McEwEN,
40 Second street, near Bcalc.
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Expanded Metal Fencing.

Goruris u McEwrN,
ilj Second street. near Bcalc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-24
RE listers onIcc.

Transfers Of real q tate filed yesterday;
Salvation Dondiro to H. w. Baumann,
lots and 8, ]. X. Armour's subdivision,
for $4,000.
]. T.. Foster ct ux. 10 ODE 4. Davis,
lot 50, Snowlen & Brinklcy's subdivision,
for $3.50.
f. d. Farabco to w. G. Swoopc, G0x200
feet, South Vance street, 500.
J. b. Emery ct uX. to w. c. Swoope,
lot "A, W. c. Swoope's subdivision, for
S425.
Person & Scales to W. G. Swoope east
ono.tmrd Of lot %, w. c. Swoopc's sub
division, for $3.50.
X. Il. Snowdcn ct al. TO j. T., Foster, lot
so, Biinkley & snowdnn's subdivision, for
Si25.
NJ. ]. Roynor ct al. to Memphis Savings
Bank, eight acres northeast corner Me-
Lean and Central avenue.
Marriage LiccnSr.
q. Landoinc and Sarah Jeffrey. James
Rody and Emma Harris Ccolorcdl, H. r..
LABEL aud Il. -. Snider. Ben Smith aud
Ellen Harris lcolorcd), Nick Davis and
Alice Baker (colorcd), 4. Buchard and
Ann llobo lcnlorcd), c. V. Catcrand Ellen
Mckcon, J. J. Douglass and Eve Kicks, j.
Rogers and Il. Richardton (co.ored), j. T..
BrOwnlcc AMI Ella u. Rodgers.
DtXEY ns Aionig next week
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MnrrInIcI.IcenNr..

DIZZY as AdoniB next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-17
OFFICIAL.
COMMON COUNCIL.


At an adjourned meeting of the Common Conn
Gil of the ty of Alexandris Va, held on the 10th
day of october, 1859, there were present: John
T. sweeney, esq. President and Messrs. VIM S.
Moore, AitchesOr Snowden, G. N. Moore, Fisher,
Marbury, Ballcnger, Jones' Cation, Harrison,
French Smoot, Uher and Henry Smoot.
resolution instructiDg the Committee on Light
to report scale of prices at which electric lights
can be furnished to individuals, received from the
Bosrl of Aldermen October IS, 1883, was taken
up and their action thereon concurred in.
The following received from the Board of A.
dormen ON October IS, 1889, were taken up and
LAID on the table An order to the Auditor to it
sue his warrant to VIM. Gibson for amount of bill
fer erecting now houae for the electric light
liant; also resolution instructing the Committee
on Light to report as to the ACCESSIBILITY Of platiug
electric lights on certain corners on King sire OF,
upon which the former action of this board was
non-cou Cured in By Board of Aldermen.
The action of this board on October 10, 1859,
non concurIir G in the action Of the Board of AL
dermcn on p report OF the Committee on Light
WAS rcconsidered the report taken up, discus ed
aud laid on the table.
the following was Io.erred to the Commi ttee
on Light:
Resolved, That the Commtte, on Light report
to Council on or before November LIST a scale of
prices at which individuals and others desiring
them can :ure the Of the series Of incandcs-
cent lights in the evont of the present electric
! ;eht plant now being tested in this city being
accepted bS the City Council.
The board then adjourned
Tcste: JNo T. JOHNSON. Clerk.
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Four Thousand Dollars in one Year.

One firm alone, tbe paat year, has soId
81 900 of Hawks new Crystalized Lenses
and previous to handling these celebrated
glasses their sales of other speciacles were
about one hundred and fifty dollars. Deal
ers who had given up dealing in glasses,
giving as an excuse that there was no money
in them, are now handling Hawkes. New
Crystalized Lenses and Patent Spring Eye
glasses with wonderful success. When B
customer buys pair of these celebrated
glasses he will never use any other kind, IS
they act like charm upon the organs of
vision.
All eyes fitted and the 6t guaranteed by
L. Stsber & Co., Druggists, Alexandria Va.
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The sloNEBRAKER CHEMICAL COMPANY, |
Mn

BALTIMORE, MD.
Gentlemen: In my honest opinion believe the
genuine stouebraktr's Liniment (of which the
Stonebraker Chemical Co. are soc proprietors) is
undoubtedly the best pain cure in the world.
have used other preparations that were recon-.
mended to me, some of wh oh pro luced temporary
relief, but never in al my life used a remedy Sd
sure, so positive so soothing and penetrating as
stonebrakers Eminent. I have used it on both
human and horse flesh, with the most fattering
results 1t cured every time. May its ssles con-
tinue to incres 50 until every suffering creature q
the world is hesled by its wonderful curative
properties is tho sincere sh Of yours respectful y,
J. NJ. MURPHY, 50 II st n e.,
Dec. I, 1888. Washington, D. c.
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A Woman,s Discovery.

Another wonderful discov cry has been made
and that, too, by lady in this county. Disease
fastened its clutches upon her, and or seven years
she withstood Its severest tests hut her vital or
gals were undermined and death seemed immi-
pent. For three months she coughed necessarily
and could not sleep. She bought of us bottle of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, and
was SO much relieved on taking the first dose that
she slept all night, and with one bottle has been
miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz" Thus writes w. c. Hamrick & Co.. of
shelby, N. C.
Try it. Sample bottles free at E. S. Leadbeater
s. Bros. drug store.
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

~. c. 3 Hess. we'll known merchant OF
|. nurg, lied suddenly on Monday night.
-, urday, October 26 b, Ia the day OF reg
is':a ion. The Offices will be open for one
day enly.
Tire was heavy frost last night and
this morning a heavy fog prevailed on tue
river for some time.
Among the freight which arrived here
this morning on the steamer Thompson
from the lower river, was i've leggeo
calf.
The circus which was to have shown here
Yesterday, failed to put in an appearance,
and disappointed good many of the young
pscple. Its whereabouts is not known.
The committee having in charge the fair
10 he given by the ladies of Golden Light
Lodge. will meet at their hall to night. A
full attendance ia desired.
Mira. Marion Edelin,. reiict of Robert l..
Edelip. died yesterday. aged GO years. She
was daughter Of the late John Summers,
aud lady of lovely character, beloved by
all who knew her.
William Davis, colored, the runner for the
Ctizens' National Bank feels justly
seriHved at the appearance of cut in q
Washington paper, purporting to be q like
ness OF himseIf
The Hendricks Democratic Club met in
the Market building last night and organ
iZsd for campaign work. MIR. NJ B. Harlow
was re. elected president, and all the old OF.
6cer5 were contiuued.
The f mae base ball club played game at the
Driving Park this evening Before proceeding to
the ground they rode throueh the streets in an
ambul .nce in which were drum and fife.
hbner c. Beeley has been appointed gauger in
this 10Th Virginia district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-17

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge j. K. NJ.
Norton, presiding Continuation OF yester-
days proceedinss.-Com vs. Henry Price.
coored, indicted for housekeeping and
robbery jury and verdict Of guilty CT petit
larceny and penalty fixed at as days in Jail
To day-Die;fus & %. VS.. Campbell &
Co.; iudg neat Of justice for $40 for plaintiff
cnufirmnG
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RIVER NEw5.-Passeugers who arrived
here to day from the lower river report that
the storm of Monday and Tuesday was quite
severe and it is feared that come damage
has been done. A vessel loaded with wood
was cspsized 10 Nomini Greek, but the crew
was rescued. The steamer Sue from Balti
more due at Lsonardtowu yesterday morn
ing had not arrived there last night. The
Norfolk boats which had been detained by
the storm arrived here this morning. The
Thompson also arrived this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-17

PoL111cAL. -Geu. MaboOe rescbed the
city last night itom asnovsc c. Il, whsrc
he addressed large meeting yesterday
evening, and spent TIE night with Col. d.
Wiudsor. He left this morning for Cui
pepper c. II. where spepks to Gev. He i.
looking we'll aud is sppareuii0 10 tiao spir
ito. he was accompanied by Col Windsor.
ard number of his political ahberents We're
ut the depot TO sec him eff Ga tho ssm@
train were II large pumte- OF democrats AID
republicans bound for Gu peper where tie
democrats will also hold meeting Add hs
"a ir4>sed ny Sanafor Daniel, Major B,tton.
&C Wiuche alter, and others A liVely time
is autic;pated. Several banda vii he on
hand and there will he music in the air"
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For this section fair till Saturday, slightly
warmer, variable winds

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION The ci'y lud
county republican convention TO nominn'e
candidate for the Legislature Instead of
Mr. r. T. Lucas, who declined, met in this
ciy this evening al the old Friends meeting
house. The convention was held with
closed doors. though the press was admit.
ted. Mr.. ] Il Greene was called TO the
chair, and " P Hall was secretary.
From the very commencement the great
eat clnfuscn prevailed, and the chairman
was kept busy calling the various delegates
to order
SIR Corbct 10 a speech. opposed sur
render to the en- my and moved TO noml'
nate candidate, This was carried, though
some opposed tho motion
motion TO throw cper The doors was dc
fosted amid much confus'on.
Hall tten made speech ana sa!d some
republicans required watching es they did
not want nomiaaiioD such mea must %
spotted for future use be piacea In
nomination Mr. J..H Greene, though be
would support che man who coulh show
that h 3 could get the most money.
40 efJrt WAS roade 30 have MIR. Greene
nominated by acc'smation. hut Mr.. Corbst,
who was in the chair, declined TO pat the
motion.
Magpus l.. Robinson, coored, III nomination
and appealed 10 the colored men 20 support
one of their race
Greene received aim )st the unanm us n0:aiua-
ton, amid much confusion
Robinson then announced himself al indcp end
cut candidate.
Mr. Greene was then invited 10 address the
meeting which he did accepting the nomination
GEN. MALONE General Mahone accom-
panied by his son, Butler, arrived here Oh
the 1890 Richmond train last Disht and re-
manned until this morning, spauding toe
night at the residence of Col. D. A. Witd:)r.
He left here this morriog for Cuipepar,
where he was booked TO speak today. do
was met at the train by Messrs. K II. Wind
sor, K T. Lucas and Charles Dearborn. Tho
General seemed to feel the charge OF at
mosphere Immediately on aigh,ng from
the train aud buttoned up his blus chinchll
ia overcoat as high as it would 20 He
wore his traditional gray slouch nat pulled
down over his eyes, and as he stood on the
platform he seemed bewildered and by no
means in the best of humo-. The party
waived to the residence Of Col. Windsor,
where later conference was held with the
stre gltouts. that lasted till 2 o'clock this
snorn us What Was sad and done at the
conference couli not be dsi ilitely learned
bot it is On ierstOod that the General has
given I'D al hope of Carrying this city and
will give no M 1ney TO the legislative candi-
date here, whoever he may be. Ii ls also
said that he would rather the republicans
gov would not make nomination for the
Legislature. The General will return to this
city so night for short conference.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Ar
French S, 417& 41e King St.

Another lot of the EDISON MINNEOe nAPH,
the great labor saving device. 1t will save hun
d-eds of dollars annua ~ in printers bills. 5000
duplicates FROM Que writing, Absolutely no prac-
tce required 10 produce the best results. Every
business msn should have one Call and examine
Mani Ia Papers, eli sz,s and Weights; Parer
Bsgs Printing Paper; Wood 1oothpicks by the
case
Everything in fre Stationery American aud
Foreign.
Blank eooks, ;he best assortment in tho State
aud cheap st.
Commorcsl Stat onery, Bill and Letter Heads.
Stetrno' IS, Letter and Cap Psper. Letter and In
voice BOOKS and Files, Lead Pencils Of every class,
hund ed styles.
Checks, No es and Drsfss and everything else
octl7 G F. FRENCH.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr Horace n. Claxten, Of
Roanoke, general agent for the Pocahontas
Coal Company, is visiting this ti,ya and Wash
iugtop. He he's Travelled all through the
S ate recently and says that the chances of
Gen. Malone carrying Virginia against
Capt Mckinney ore slim indeed. Mr.. G. is
republican and knows VIVA. he is talking
abeu'
Miss Ella K.inefelter, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting The Misses King, returned
home this afternoon much to the regret OF
her many friends here.
Miss Rhoda Christmas, the granddaughter
aud heiresa Of the late Mrs. Myra Clark
Gal, ga. aad Dr. Charles Ulrick Kennedy, CT
Washington, we're married 10 that CT y on
Tuesday night.
The wedding of Mr.. H J. Webster and NJ IS
An ME Johnson. daughter of the late w. A.
Johnson, took place at ST. Mary Church
this afternoon at O'clock.
Among the br d1maids at the weddiog OF Miss
Christmas in Washington yoterday We're Miss
Gaines Of Warrenton. and Miss BYRD, of Win
chester aad amnng tle geatiemen present WAS
MI W. +. Fendall.
Miss Lucy po,s lsft here to-day for Balti-
more, which city will hcrca't make her
home.