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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-22
PERSONAL.

S. P. Loyern is at home again from
brief visit over the state. and is much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Jessie Ehinger of Navasota is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ben G. Harris, at 3O6
East Fifth street.
31r a. N Craig and family have removed
from 1903 Lamar street to their new home
at 40l Henderson street.
Earnest Banner and wife returned last
evening from 4 two-weeks' visit to the for
mer's parents near JackSboro.
Miss Fannie Paines of Charleston, KY,
and Miss Mamie Reece of Dallas are visit
Ing Miss Mamie Adams at 80 Taylor street.
Mrs. Lydia Crutchfield and daughter,
Miss Florence. of Louisville, Ky, are in
the city visiting the family OF Mr.. y. J.
Crutchield, corner of Sixth and Pecan
streets.
c. c. Sanbone and w. L. Pierce, two of
Gainesville's Leading business men were ut
the barbecue and taking in the pachery and
other industrieslofFort Worth. To say they
were delighted would be terming their sur
prise and pleasure lightly, as they carried
away choice trophies presented them by
their old boyhood friends, j. r. Hoxie and
George NJ Barnum.
Great Crowds.
PenGegy Bros old stand is csaSs.sesss6
overlooking daily. .:ssstt0dy seemed
aqHious T. f- n9 o Of the de ffs
below cost.
Board your family at the CaiSassVssssds
also opsS,SssssSessfent custom. Good home
stee'fdFe, like mother used to cook.
One handsomely furnished room for rent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-22
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

Through sleeping cars between New 04-'
and Denver, and st. Louis and III Ps.o- .,u5
For rates, tickets. and all infcrUaLo- 'Ff'
o or address any OF the ticket agents, Q. ra,
JAKE F. ZURN, City Ticke. Agent
Worth. Tex. ~!
B. ". MCCULLOUGH, General Passens7' -
Ticket Agent. n.u..
JNO. A. GRANT, Third vice-Presiden! D'-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-22
Great Crowds.
DRIVEN AWAY.

Pure cider, by the quart or SS,lsa-sEs
Turner & Dinrae's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

CHRLorrEsyuLE. VA Oct l7.-rSpecal j.
Before thsrlottesyille was given a city govern
mcnt the lul &C. schools Ia the town were under
the control and management o. The district
school hoard. and Of course the school property
was owned ia common. When the Legislature
gave the town city government a choOi board
was appointed boy the Council and city q s.
tuct within the corporate hmirs erected
here then arose the question of the
owenership OF tie property, which under
the old order belonged 70 tho Charlottesville
school district. The officers OF the q district
held that as the city withdrew from the former
partnership 10 lost MI interest in the school
property. even in that situated in the city. he
CommOnNea Ia attorney Tor the county Cap
tain icaiah Woods. las just given an opinion.
10 is his conclusion that net her party lost It's
property interests; that value should 10 set
and a division made on some such basis a the
school population.
Superintendent G. I. Doyle. Of the Chess pes ke
and no rail way, AMI h, smily cam0 10 the
city yesterdag from Colingion III a private car.
Iher spent the night here and leit for Richmond
this morning
E,teile It'll e daughter OF Mr.. Ellis F. Harris,
died last night
Mr. f Nassie OF the Charlottesville Land
COMPANY. is in Petersburg.
he engineering class at the University has
been orQaulIel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

years in fho peni'entisry.' An application for
@ now trial Will be- made Margaret hrcher Is 4
small won'n ap arcn y thirty years old. but
riroh IS rot tlat IS SOME years.
alluded % a tr ssecifiOn Hcre IN tho year
~ nr facts are still detailed as one ~ rs
local legends 20 the county nj Inc murderer 8
name 20 y ~ ga TO hush tne crying child by its
nurse ~ mat year a Dung married man
named Wood Jones ami his wife lived
with his moihor-in.law about three miles
from his place, IA 'he country. They
considerable wealth. The mother in-law,
Mr. pr'0., ha8 in her cmpo ment as house.
loe er g fopr Luz res ectaa ie girl OF me
ne gh oghood. BASS letsv aalings. This
yoHng woman wss harmless and rather simple
lar rs known or even learned. there had
M her 10 p qaarre NIX nor ii.-wiu -eigccen
Jole hilseli or one. tife an TINS gir. Tho
two women were especial irirniif.
out cinc o. uial'' ~ me re'ence 81
n'rtr Hom.n ai ~ ~ y i.a" ng had re-
room with uI IO. i0 l han AMI with the
i'm 10 re.ara "ircaalo % meet tn CODY
sh0 n0r 'ca
h. m n was romptly arrested. lodged in
,aii. ae 8 IIele rnfl lie feeling ha snh-
il' u fhrn n mere aud c0ny cied "o
r. herf nlo htI Iu.t come 10 he ar were
90 ~ # hHy aimed new trlal ant
chang o venue to hg-lottc county, ard tho
~ was &c lut cd on the Flea OF ihs. mtg.
ne TWO rothNf8 lsVy Tor the ueftD.e.
James a. and IhOma. IS mol sOn. AT unon he
loved bv .hn nh0 lemeuber them Zones
was discarded Dy Ai- wife. and her amiiy disap-
rearet Tor iNun y ars. ~ tho sixties no
appeared on tho order of lunenbnrg. about
thirty miles from the scene Of fhr murder.
III ere he built him I a hu and lived arecluse,
unknown % mo few evon OF those hO by acct.
deus some 'ilucs avs him In fact. he VAS rarely
seen u orr than once year, and then With a
cart nj horse on MS way TO Petersburg, IL 10
sup osed. TO buy supplies.
During this period once saw him. and WAS
yivilly minded OF Joseph Jefferson. the actor,
when he awakes on the sage after nan OF
twenty yeas Ia the character Of Rip Van VIM
kle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

Prince Dust. story Of the oil regions,
by Kirk Munroe. O. i. Putnam Sons, New
J ORR For sac by West johnston Co.,
Richmond, Va.
A Treatise on Wisdom. by Prene Charron.
O.. T.. Putnams Sons. New lok. FOR sale
By est Johnston al CO., Richmond. Va
The History Of Historical Writing in Ameri-
ca. ~ j. franklin Jameson. Houghton,
Nj in & Co oston For sale 10y West, John
ston u Co.. Richmond, Va.
The Faith Doctor. by EDWARD Eggeton.
D. Appleton a. Co.. New oTk For sale by
West Johnston q Co. Richmond. va.
MIdshipman Paulding. by Molly Elliot
Seamie. ID. Appleton q CO. New York. For
sale By West. Johnston Co, Richmond, Va.
literary Gems third series. Lyncs Legend
of Sleepy Hollow, Rsphaeiitism, Ancient
Mariner. America and Education OF Children.
o. h. utnam sons New ork. For sale by
West Johnston Co., Richmond va
DON'T AIRY or Advise as TO How. When and
Who to Marry. by liildreth. j. ). OgelyIe.
New ork.
one Reason Why. by Beatrice Whitby. ID
Appleton Co., New York.
The hadow Of Shame. by Austyr Gran.
vile. G. Il. Seigel & Co.. Chicago.
ArgHRoroLoGY FOR TIE PEOPLE. BY a eau
casin Everett Waddey & Co.
This is a metaphysical work prepared main
ly 10 show that the negro Is the equal of the
white man neither in this world or the next.
Tho hrst paragraph OF the first chaper de-
inning antlrOuOlOgy gives a very far idea OF
tho A4,ire book. This paragraph Is as fol-
&nthropology treats OF the origin and
natural history of mankind. As ( . science
OF man. il is closely connected with eihnogra-
ply. ethnology zyOlogy. biology. physiology,
psychology, phi Ology and sOcislogy. all OF
which have man for their main subject but
ara distinct sciences contributing u the gen
eral science If mankind. In this volume IN
tended TOR popular use is limits viii DO con-
fined. for the most part. 10 the origin and
specific DIFF erences OF the human races. These
differences arc such that the classification OF
~ that Of the Oh erent varieties Of animals Of
tho same genus
Donohoes Magazir for October publishes
Il biographical sketch OF General Joseph Fin
ne An OF Florida from the II OF Judge
has cen engaged by the publishers to write
a number OF bief biographies OF lrishmen
who attained prominence Ia the late war
The series will embrace al who were dstin-
gu shed on either side. and " on completed
vii to- repuhlishei IN book form. illustrated
us Tar MS practicable wit likene-s OF tho
subject OF each sketch Judge COO ek il q
Tor IDLE and graceful writer, and tn arti-
cles arc kept up IL the high standard Of ex-
celience which have characterized the two
which have appeared the nrst IN the August
numi er OF Pat. Gle urne aud the second
the one above referred 10 Of General linns-
ean--the book will 10 a popular aud valuable
contribution " the literature VI the eay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

D,Ev rIE. Va. oct IT, Special Tho sensa-
tiOn Of tho dav l. the arrest vest riay afternoon
OF cor. @ ~ Martin. n member o. the grocery
nrln of la TN Watkins Martin was arrest
Ell on warrant issued y W y coleman.
United states Commissioner. charging that
arfin he'd need the mails 10 send lowd. obscene
and iascivioua letters 20 frs. 3. "a. Morler. tie
pr' prietress OF North Danyille boa d.
ing-nouse Mrs Woriey received lei
afar informing her th,t he had been
charmed by her ked h.r g. 20 with him
on fripto I ynchburg for purposes NOT exactly
rroner. Mrs. Norley notified tho rOstofice Off
Gals. and in order 20 locate "0' wrote an an
swer. 10 is alleged that by this means the
authorship OF The two offensive letters were
traced fO Martin
George W. Martin is hiohly connected. Is
strict m mher OF the church and somewhat
prominent ProhihitiOnst lie aud his friends
bitterly deny the charge and declare no is not
the author of the Noriov letter.
Tho niicd States COmmi- Toner heard the
case fO ia and sanf Martin N ne grand Jury,
which me d next month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

IAwEyNcfv4IF. Va oct lG--Judge Han
cock came hero Mon a., and AZ once opened
hi, court. he mos Important criminal Iro e.
cufion was TO be commenced that has o. FRED
IN thIs county Tor many ears in fact tie drst
ndicf lent ol native white mhabitant for q
capital fslonr. since ls3.. Margaret Archer wa
20 he tried Tor tho 'wiliui murder OF Della Ann
Archer her arotAers Wlte.
The crime Was committed on the extreme
southern border 81 no county AM far away
from tho yicinxge o. mos Of its people
-" cotton deId. An s6asive epff het was rs
apphei hv no sister 20 the wife. who there
upon advanced upon her with an upilfed hoe.
the implement % her "orN he sister ran "a
lev PAGES and 30 ght protection from her
bro her tic sssailant husband. re tooA the
hoe from his wife he 'It. and threw 10 aside
and out OF her roa b. A DON as Margaret saw
Deli dsarmod she rushed upon her aud a
scrGmhhng. hnir-pullng night ensued. when
they were separated, lelial Archer the
wife, WAS found stabbed 90 the heart with
a Barlow pocket kni.o aud only lived a lew
moments A system II diagram AMI patent
lying Was resOrted 10 % conceal the deel 10y all
pre- ent or concerned. an 10 have her buried
without inquiry Ut IL failed. hero was most
abundant PROOF Il general and rersis ems malice
towards the ca woman. and also thAi - the
IA ugatOn OF this sister her hu1 and had
cruelty maltreat-d her Tor years Per con
! ella seemed q really fighter. and VAS, IN .emner
and character. ANYTHING but saint ana lovely
flower"
The Commonwealth was represented by It's At
torney, aud the counsel Tor the accused were
Mr.. A. j. Leo aud iudzo Il. VI. Mallory
Ry very general acc edit tn closing angu-
men of he youns attorney Tor the Common.
wealth is said 20 have been as well nat, strong
and conclusive as any ever heard within oar
court room.
all IL could be- or oughs 20 have been under the
facts in the case 10th gen iemen are LAWYERS
we'll known Ia oughout the state.
The jury returned as It's verdict fourteen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
Rna.inn Iva In Bristol.

BRISTOL, Tenn. Oct. i7.-fepeciall Colonel A.
K Mcclure editor Of the Philadelphia lines.
Mrs. Mcclure Misses Maggie tyson. Marie
Scott and Katherine Chester, Of Philadelphia.
and Miss Lllen Lee daughter OF Ex-Governor
ntzhugh, Lee. spent Friday in Bristol hey
left this morn ng IN their special car for Ashe-
vile. \. G., whence they will go 10 Ralei "a.
a. the Exposition on Wednesday. From nal-
eigh the party viii go to Richmond. thence to
Washington and from there home 20 Phila-
dephia
= fixty-siK Russian Jews-men. women and
children passed through Bristol Friday going
70 Memphis, where many OF them will OBTAIN
employment IN a large cotton factory. They are
benehciaries Of the Baron Hirsch fund. num-
Der Of the leading Hebrews Of Bristol met these
poor Russian eIies at the depot. talked with
them as hest they could and gave them TWO
large iaskcts Of provisions Tho story Of Op-
pre- sion suffering and misery told by these
men IN broken aud barely Ineligible German IS
r,,iful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
rHH rxp0sfTIoN 4 SUCCESS.
Rumors 70 The Contrary Promptly Denied
InceudisrY Fire-Other News.


RHElGH, n. C., oct. us eciaLl-A large
crowd was in attendance At the Exposition to-
dag and il i. believed that there will I've good
Attendance from nOw On Visitors who SAW the
Exposition during iair week express themselves
IN terms of umYer al compliment OF the display.
and certain rum0r. Wglch have been set afOat
% the cfec' that the LNpOsitl1n was not a sue
cess have been contra iicfed by prompt action OF
tho STATE Agricultural Society of North Caro-
lima. which has passed lesolutlous iudorslng
tine EXPOSITION and declaring 10 n success.
position and an address will he made v fresi-
dent Livingstone Of the Georgia armcr5 Ali
fnc3 Hon BE- J. Nosbitt. missioner II Az
ucui.ulo OF Georgia viii also be- IN attendance
during be week.
Hun- A. *. Nee lure editor Of h Philadelphia
Times VIII visit ia Exposition and viii deliver
an address.
Uisposifivoly learned today that the Fifth
MARYLAND regiment VII come 10 ths Exposition
In 'Ovem or during the m lltary days Ia view
Of he in INK Of il-fIn2ul. she'd visit r. who are
expected within the next few days. the cit
ions of Raleigh have called a mass-meeting TO
be held on Aonday night To make arrangements
to properly receive AMI entertain guests while
here.
News reaches here that noendiaries have fired
county. onf0iIing p loss OF 5000. lie had IN
suraure AMOUR Ing 10 $1,000 upon tho barn and
c0nfen -
as night man named J. j. avis living
near this city, expired very suddenly. RumOr
has DO that he was poisoned by eating oysters ut
the restaurant az the Exposition grounds yes
tCrday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. IT, Special The re-
ceIrts of cotton &C this port for tho past week
were thirty even ales
The receipts of to acco az lie several ware
h0usesIn the city for the past week were tfty-iye
hOgshtads; inspections. l't hOgshcals; sales Of
loose tobacco 3. p, pounds.
Oui. a number of our citizens viii 90 over TO
Richmond on Noniay night 10 hear Governor
li.l of New ork III no makes public speech.
The edmond and Petersburg Railroad Conn
pany viii sell round-triQ ticket for nitg cent %
A sociabe was given last night under tho
auspices OF mum en- OF orr society Young men,
which was mos enjoyable analr, ana dancing
was kept up until a iate hour ne following
couples tartici ated: Mr. +. G. Strtft0n Hiss
Martha A0n Bragg Sir George 5. Gnv. Hiss 81.
J. Mlne,ree Mr george IaI. Miss nate Born
ard, Mr. A. T.. Jones, Miss blanche tuihberr
Mr. paul Roger, Miss Annie Gill sr.
" 4. Bond, Miss ". Il. Johnson, Mr. j. h.
Smith. Miss Patio Prince. Nr 1871 Beasley, NJ 81
Iuceia Jones' Mr. Ia 'iet. Roper, alss ealiie
Prichard. llr 5. /: irasg Nj Saddle clnp-
son stag, W. W. Minefree. /. j. Jones ). *.
Chaucrons. Mrs. S. IS. Collier and Niss ne Jones'
Mr.. w. g. Price. promlnen citizen OF CreWe.
Mr. 3. M. ridger. the popular ooerstor Of the
Atlantic Coast inc Of his civ. viii leave to-
morr w. 81 'rrnoon for Warrington FLiladel-
phia and New York on pleasure trip.
"a. Aells Wilcox has zone TO Bonneville.
Nd on Wit
Miss .tsia Johnson vino has been on 4 visit
90 friends In New York. has returned 70 he citv
Miss Bessie Read. OF New ediort. as.
who ha- been on visit 10 Mis-, oalhe hamilton.
has returned home.
Mr. H. T.. Van ant, of Fort Worth. Texas is
on visit 20 friends IN he city.
Niss noz +. Perry, az Roanoke Va is visit
ing her uncle. Mr. &. L. NTH, on shepherd
street.
SIR Charles Wilson and Yrs Wileon Of Phila-
delphi are visiting frende n the city.
Miss Emma Hicks OF Richmond. who has
been visiting friends IN Petersburg las re-
turned home
les fla W. Justis who has been on q visit to
friends in Nottoway brunswick AID Lunen-
burg has returned % the city.
iirs e. Il. Reese has gone TO Cincinnati on q
visit
Miss Matte Watson has returned home from
Baltimore where she has been on visit.
Miss Winnie SNYDER Of Richmond, who has
been spending some days with friends IN Pc
tersburg has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. D ". Lynch Of Richmond, we're
IN the city til. week on a VISIT 20 relatives.
Mr. Walter Poarch. al employe AZ be silk fac
DRY was stricken With paralysis yesterday af-
ternoon while at Wors lis whole body. from
MS neck down Is Affected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
General Malone Pushing Canal work in
weldon

WINSTON. Y. c.. oct ~ Special l-General
William Malone has been here some DAYS push
i'm forward the work on the cana IN which he
L. largely In e4tcf.
Captain a. S. Mason, railroad commissioner.
was in town to-day.
The Epic,p. Church here has established
missions 40 Pleasant hlll. northampton county,
and ilery in this county There is good pros-
pect for & church building Al the latter place.
A tobacco exposition Will he held Al Rocky
Mount 0n lecemDer "a The money mas already
been subscribed and plans are bow being per-
fected Tho whole will be- on a grand scale.
he Comfy Alliance lecturers Of this con
gr IS .iOnal district met few days ago ana fully
organilou the lecture system of tho order }.
NJ NeRlorno Democratic candidate for Con
gross la5t year made distrlc. "a turer
Q he Presbyterian synod of North CarOlins
viii convene an Durham on Noyem or 10Th.
Greene county viii hold nn election 10 vote on
the one ion OF suhsc ing st.O0J 20 the Nor
folk ilmington and Charleston railroad
The Rev r N. a.. Morton has accepted the
"a torate Of the Presbyterian church at Hen
dersOu.
silver Spring Methodist Protestant church,
Vance county. VII q dedicated ON the fourth
sunday ln this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
Criminal Trough Back.

pMMYRA. Va Oci. l7.-lSpecial.l -sheriff r. S.
Campbell has Just returned from North Carollns,
where he went 90 secure Willie Washing on,
who was wanted in III county 20 answer he
charge OF catile-sfealng and housebreaking
lie IS now safely lodged in the cOuntyjau here.
Dr. smith. OF Aorth Carolina. has recently
located al this place.
Mr.. f.. o. Haden has returned from business
lrlp 10 Chicago.
Navigation on the Rivauna has AZ last opened
nu. AMI 10 is with pleasure that we listen 10 the
whistle Of the steamer
Miss Beulah Wright. OF Hunter Lodge. is
seriously III. Serious dOu.ts are entertained OF
htr recovery.
olonel ". B. Petit and Mr. o Shepherd
are attending circuit court IN Charlottesville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
HoeY's Sister in stanton.

,SrAuNToN, VA, Get. 17.-rSpecial Mr. John
doey fhe late preside n Of the Adams Express
tOmlanf. has q sister living IN Stanton. She
Of the Parochial achool of ST Francis Komsn
tAthohc church. Sister EligiOus is lady OF
the highest character and splendid abilities.
the ideal 81 the school children under her
charge Those outside OF the walks OF her daily
eracung dutes. who have met Sister IN gious
esteem her Alth lr a. an accomplished (hristian
very generous contributor 70 tho work under
his sister charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
buchanan Notes.

BUCHANAN. VA, Oct T.-fSpecial Mrs
George ". Carper died after short illness at
her home near fncs site last Sunday
There are q mum er Of famiiies moving into
buchanan The enral Land Company seeing
tho need OF buildings. have contracted for sew
ersl. which are 20 he completed shortly
Henry NOwlin. the murderer Of &. Hosea, still
proclaims MS innocence. His appeal for a new
court will be in session.
IHE Tnns is gaining in favor in Buchanan
There are more o. them taken here than any
Richmond paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
"cvclone JImu I'm Roano,,a

Roanoke. Va, oct. l7-'Special Hon. Jamas
W. Marshall Democratic nominee for he Ssnafs
in this district Was here fo-day. lie said be
was not IN the least alarmed az the active atiis
DIRE meeting OF ! emocrats a. salem Mon
day. and the Re publican conventions for TIA
nomination OF candidates for The uomso
and Senate will be held at Salem the same dav'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
mr. Z. A. swlneferd liza. JOINED the Mason.

CHEsrER VA. oct. IL speciaLl-The regular
stated communication Of " interpock Lodge. No.
-. A. r. and "a vas held in their hall mere
Thursday evening An interesting SESSION OF
the lodge was he'd Mr. L. swine ord "a.
ceiyed the first degree in Masonry. and petl.
lions from others were received.
good frost covered he ground this morning.
The hester Clay Company viii shut down Tor
the winter IN few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
Paid For III. Chestnut. Under compulsion.

SALEM, Va. Oct l5.-lspecisl l-Willism and
David Moods for several ia have been visit
Ing the Martin n IN west OF Salem to get chest
nuts. and as they dldn pay attention % tres
pass notices. Mr.. jamss o. Lloyd esterday had
Them arrested. On trial they pleaded ignor-
Ance OF the law and confessed. The justice
fined them g. each aud costa.
Miss Ellen lar. OF Richmond, arrived yes
terdAy and viii spend some time with her
cousin, Judge Henri L. Blair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
Cnmplimentsrr Musicnle At nr. Ri.hon..

Emory Va. Oct I7.-fSpeciaL Last night
there was n compliment AIRY musicale given AZ
this place by Ir AMI Mrs Bishop
The Young Men Dhri stiGn Association il do
ing good wO X here this year.
Rev Pierce sanders. who went as missionary
10 G. eece. has return a.
Miss Sophia ho or the attractive goyerness
who taught n the family Of Mr. H. j. War
rem last year, has come back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
williamsburg Divided Into Two Precincts

obedience 70 the demand Of largo number OF
voters OF jamestown district. in James litg
county. Judge fsrthing a. tho September
voting precincts east and tho other west
Of town. yesterday 1r. $ >. Henkns and Nr
Whitaker Lee OF the county elec oral board
we're here and Eppoin ed Mr.. William "A. lee
registrar for Precinct O. and Sir. Jsco1
Walden registrar for Precinct No. ?. No judges
were appointed
A prisoner confined in the York county Jail
mad0 bis escape e9teraay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

pAnKERsBuRG. w. Va, Oct h.-The Grand
Lodge KNIGHTS OF Pythias concluded its session
thi- evening- Consid sratl lie import ant BUSINESS
stitutlonal amendments. granting charter 10
fourteen lodges organized under dislensauon
tho installation of officers, the passage of roso-
Wheeling al its next annual session in October
1872
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

AKRON. Va. Oct. TO- Special MANY Of
the 'Mountain-Top" bosrders are sojourning
in Basic.
Mrs. Hotchkiss and children. Of Richmond.
az at the Alton
Mrs. n T. Clark. Of Augusta, is visiting
Der niece Mrs Rufus koiuer.
The Goodl0e family. of which Mr. James
Ooodloe proprietor oil The Alton House. is a
member. numbers eleven brotlersaud sisters
w the 81 aco 0i seventy years they have had
but SIX deaths among them
The public school here Miss Betty d.
LIscomb, teacher commences Monday next
Mfs. l.. w. Goo4loe aud son have returned
from Big Stone Gap.
ON the 18th, to Captain and Mrs !. I.
Martin. "a son.
The sherlhs sale Of William McCauley's
store continued during the week. Most of
the goods were sold IA bulk 20 neighboring
storekeepers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

oman FsTON. ". Va. Oct. TO -llasked high
waymen have had a successful run IN this sec
ton for months, and while they failed TO make
largo hauls they have received several small
sums Of none The latest move made waa
Sunday night when two masked men stopped
William Jarvis i've miles from here and de-
mAnded his money. hr. Jarvis surrendered
three dollars and was allowed 10 90. Had tho
men stopped him Saturday they would have
gotten large sum.