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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
MAYNARD WORK.


fcoffsspo1dsncs q NJ nioo'nond ptspds1nJ
Nonrotx. January 90.--Thefs are cves
seventeen hundred nsn now enpio5ed IN
Tie nsvy-yaxd. but there b bsine no work'
especially hurried, with overtime. Ins
extennvs repairs 10 the trstnins-ship
jamestown ase gong ahead slo~ly. Tie
rigging Of the Ossippes IL being used
aboard Of her. and wire rigging vsu 70
place the herpen very considefsbly.
The Circuit Court Of Norfolk cou2sy nas
chartered the COMPANY ere Ill, sc M.
ioIk. mouth az the Western Brunch. Tor
the manufacture Of snspenders, ossralis'
etc 81. .-,;r.
ton Id Norfolk arc moving 70 erect III
other Catholic church IN this city. on
site already selected In the western pert ..
the city. The consent Of the bisn0p was
obtained Some time ago.
rHaEE MARRIAGES..
Miss Maggie II. Parker, Of this city. ano
Mr.. ]. 81. Martin. OF LynehburR, were
unitad Ia marriage at Christ Protestant
EpiscopaI church last night by Rev Dr.
q. s.. Bartcn. the rector, and soon after
left by the Bav Lane for the North. Messrs;
Thomas J. Wood and j. A. Wadner. OF
Richmond, were among the ushers: Inc
bride Is the daughter Of Mr.. Henry falker
and the groom is the general ysrd-masset
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway ~
M. Robert L. spaine. of the Norfolk
and Weston railroad. and Miss SADIE n.
Lewis. OF thus city, took flying UP 10
North Carolina yesterday and were ma'-
yied. returning at night.
W. d. Tepnille and Miss Annie n. row
Ter of this city. were married IN the Epis-
copal church at Kempsville, Princess Anne
county, Yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Father Frioli, vicar-generai OF !ne
diocese, and Rev. Father Reilly, OF kicn-
mond, are visiting Father Brady, IN ror's-
mouth.
Mfr. Richard Cox. the well-known
pioneer Norfolk county. trucker anu nis
estimable wife celebrated the hitletn IN 2.
niversary OF their marriage last nlRn ~ ~
the residence of their sori-in-iaW, M A' o.
The ,,aioters al the navy-yard were COM
PEELED to cease work yesterday ana to.oay
on account OF the cold weather;
The County Supervisors met to-day ana
rescinded their former resolution ano re-
stored the salary of the county Judge 10
Al 800 per anrum. In December the salary
wss cut down to 500.
AT Cape Henry to-day the schooner
James ID. Dewell is higher on the beacn
than yesterday. The anchors and cables
have beer. laid and the work OF jettyson-
ing the deck load is progressing.
BgEAxwATER FOR LYSsHAvEN BAT.
At meeting to-day of the Chamber OF
Commerce a petition was endorsed asking
the United States Senate and House OF
Representatives to make an appropriation
towards the erection Of breakwater IN
the Lynnhayen bay that viii form har.
Dor of safety and refuge just inside the en-
trance Of Chesapeake bay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
vhs railroad Commission.

LEXINGTON, Va, January 70, lSe2.
10 the Editor ofths Dispaich,
The demand for railroad commission
in Virginia is 30 apparent that any further
expression OF opinion ON the subject seems
My apology for writing is that four years
ego, in similar effort, We saw our Legis-
isture ANONYMOUSLY Debated after what
must have been sham- battle, that con-
sumed q large part OF the session. We
ALSO heard how the railroad people con-
graduated themselves on tho ease with
which they had manipulated tho rural
element" in the defeat Of that bill.
Nv experience Is . coal-deeler In this
place gives me opportunity OF knowing
what q railroad company j. capable OF
when smenable to no authority but iss
own.
over the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
the shortage Vas more than nifty tons.
The ssms practicc persisted 10 again this
season hAx forced the ooal-doalefs of Lex
incton 10 disoCntinue the purchase OF
Kama VIA splint coal and buy an inferior
grade OF coal brought over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. TO tho great dlscomfort
= II t i motor notorious fact that can be proven
ON 8cDfU0 VI NitAU2t03 Wv <e<@o " -
oyer the Chesspeake and Ohio railway are
more Of less robbed from the. mines to
their destination. The railroad authofi-
ties are 80 wen aware Of the enormous
amount OF this stssio&e drifting, - they
call it, that they actually refuee 70 weigh
on their own scales ct this place the GOAL
carried exclusively over thar own road.
And another remarkable fact h tbet their
weichts ii Clifton Force. on which they
collect freight. sometimes exceed the
veiRhts 81 tbs mincs By from 1000 70 1000
PJ II 0ct al lssf / forwarded 70 che pres.
ant Railroad Commissicncr tickets Of NINE
and Clifton Foree rsilroed weights on :
car Of coal. IN which the Clifton-Forgs
weights exceeded the ninssHeiehts more
than 8, go pouQdss and e tay Eave nef even
Now that mob exooStiop - this oo!not b4
corzeotsd By ! Legislature our people VIII
neyer believs. u A. Hoo43.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
women DOCTOR.

There Is much public interest in the
KonEE bill, and the Senate chamber wss
crowded yesterday while the discussion
wxs going on.
The great majority Of the people favor
Tho proposition to employ for each lunatic
asylum in this State one female physician,
asd though the fuldiment of the popular
wlsh may BE- pcstponsd it cannot be de-
feated
III not 30 much question Of opening
another avenue OF employment 70 women
- Of having the female insane given the
best possible treatment, and Of assuring
their relatives and friends at homo that
this u 10 be done By . legislative enact
msnt which cannot b ignored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
Now for a Navy.

The President yesterday sent message
TO Congress which gives assurance that all
the trouble between the United States and
Chile il on the high road to peaceable set
Element.
This fact the people have known for
several days. but it is gratifying TO have It
"oficially.n
Though the "war-scare" is over, Con-
eress win no doubt consider 1t advisable
TO make liberal appropriations for strength
snins our navy. Scores of schemes viii
be presented for its consideration, and
great arguments viii DO based upon recent
events.
We do need moro ships and more men.
but Congress should not lose its head. 1t
viii be better 70 make regular annual ap-
preparations than to exhaust the Treasury
Il once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
CnxsxPsAxE AND ONO RAILWAY coxrxsY,l
RICHMOND, Va, January 22, 1892

CnxslpEAxE AND ONO RAILWAY CoxrksY,(
RICHMOND, Va, January 22, 1892 I
Notice Is hereby given that . general meeting
AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY will ~ beld
~ II O'CLOCK n. on TUESDAY. February 90,
1892. 90 the once OF the company, Pace built
ing, corner Of Eighth and Main streets. In the
city Of Richmond, State Of Virginia. for tho fol-
1. 10 act upon the acceptance or rejection Of
an acs Of the Legislature q Virginia, entitled
.sn act 70 authorize tho Issue Of additional
honda and stock by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company and declining the purposes 70
Der 20, 1891.
2. 10 cot upon tbs acceptance or rejection Of
certain other act Of the Legislature o. Virginia,
entitled "an act TO authorize the Chesa Dsake
and Ohio Hallway Company TO construct or 90
Quiro branches or sxtepsipns and 70 fssns Its
mortgage bonds thereon q 10 h5sd stock In ana
guarantees the bonds of corporations owning
suca branches o. sxtonsloils,r approved Dscem-
Dor "a, 1901.
8. TO take acticp upon thu question Of giving
authority 70 the President md Board Of Direo,
tors OF the company 20 crsats q mortgage upon
the property d tho company 70 secure 6onds 70
b issusd aud authority 70 issue the same.
4. TO cc1sider f1s question Il aufhoEtz{nx The
creation and issue of additional capital stock o.
ne company
s. And III such osasr business q may iavsully
come bokcfs tae meeting.
y order q the Sssrs E s psssiGf p,.a...
Attest; O. = WrLlyosn Secretary. u 23-sd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
Cloak DEPARTMENT.

BLADES GRAY JACKETS,
REFER front, self-facod, sizes 80, "a, and &c.
REDUCED TO $3.50.
LADIES' BLACK CHEvtoT CLOTH
JACKET, edged with SELL size 40
REDUCED TO $3.50.
2 LADIES' GRAY CAMEL's-HAIR CLOTH
JACK Efs, reefcr style, with embroidered collar,
REDUCED TO $40.
/ LADIES BLACK MATELAssE JACKET,
satin lined throughout and trimmed with Astra-
REDUCED TO ais.
1 MISSES BROWN AND TAN CHECK
CHEyIUr CLOTH NEWMARKET, double
breasted, and fastened with large bone buttons,
''-' - w REDUCED TO 1876.
l MISSES GARNET AND BLACK JAG
GUARD CLOTH NEWMARKET, trimmed with
black Astrachan. very stylish, size sixteen years
REDUCED TO Sl4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
eMpoRINs MASONIC BUDGET.
The Bslfleld Manufacturing Company
Found HIS Bed-Feiiow Dead.
rcoyresnondepce Of the Richmond D,spatch.]

Correspondence OF the Richmond D'spatch.I
EuponrA, Va, January 2s.-widow's Son
Lodge, No. $50, A. +. and A. NJ, held .
special communication few nights since
and raised ono candidate to the sublime
degree of Master Mason. The party was
a worthy young engineer on the Atlantic
and Dapyille railroad. Worshipful w. 4.
Bailey and Psst-Master Z. L. Tuner ex-
pect TO attend the banquet of the Past Mas
ters' Association in your city tomorrow.
evening. This lodge % Q life-member OK
the Masonic Homo and received il certifi-
cate of membership few days since.
The Belfeld Manufacturing Company
will commence operations in few days.
The buildings are nearly oil completed. !.
Mr.. III. o. Moss, an old and esteemed
citizen of this county, died suddenly as
his residence night before last.
he WAS DEAD.
Mr.. d. r. Newsom. Q constable OF this
county, was spending the night with Mr..
Moss, and both occupied tho same bed.
Much to bis surprise on WAXING up next
morning he found his bsd-fellow dead.
Mr.. Newsom thinks be must have died
early in the night. Heart trouble Is sup
posed to be the cause.
believe the grip 10 about breaking ito
hold on our people. 1t Is to be hoped 90,
at least
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
Dress
Irinznaing

-------------------- this : 4-1nch-wlde
Applique, myrtle, with gold, &c.,
from S1.19; Embroidered band Of
Cloth, navy, with pink and iredescent,
3-inch width, 30c., from sl.29.
Cut JET Passementerie, inches wide,
19c., from Toe. (: Black Silk and jet
Band, q inches wide, 30c. from S1.19,
and these prices with all the rest.
About 200 more remnants OF Silk to-
day culled from stock-blacks and coli
ored. Some remarkably low prices -
25, 80, 80, and SOC. a yard--iess than
half cost
Al yards Camers Hair
Serge the Black price 80 d irol.
Stripe Hen i-.-------l rietta Cloth
Lupin's make-s6 from $40. for the
piece.
"a yards Black silk Warp Henrietta
Priestly, 46 inches wide. $3.50 from
So. %.
81 yards Black Storm Serge. $3.50
from $3.50
3 remnants of No. ] Lansdale Cam
brick, 8 to 6 yards. Sc. yard from 1910.
II yards 27-inch Cotton Diaper,
slightly unused, &c. yard from 10c.
2 Gold Embroidered Bureau Scsrfs,
~ inches long. drawn work and fringed,
81 from $3.50.
Table Sets, Table Linens, White
Goods, Colored Dress Goods, Money
Purses, odd pairs OF Hose, short lengths
OF Ribbons, Curtain Muslns, Cottons
and Cslicoes, Ginghams, Flannels, and
thousand and ono things at special
remnant prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
INFANTS' DEPARTMENT.

. IL INFANTS LAWN CAPs--siightly soiled--
reduced from % 20 16c.
s INFANTS LAWN CAPS reduced from 80 to
35c.
SOC
from "a to e3.
IsILk soiled-reduosd from 1925 to
$3.50.
SILK CAP-eoiled--reduced from e2.76 70 81.
INFANTS SILK HAT reduced from 1895
t2.25.
i INFANTS WHITE EIDERD0wN COAT.
trimmed with Angora --sightly soued-reduced
from $3.50 70 $3.50.
INFANTS WHITE SILK COAT reduced from
e1f.50 to $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
|'(0FE;N
(pNPAlY
',--s0
Remnants.

To-day and TO-
e, ssr10s s,; re di r. Remnants. |
the sale ofl--------.''
This sale includes wares from every de-
psrtment in the house. good a. ever TO
consumer. but not TO put on sale as fresh
and !" first-cleps, hence the immsnse re-
auctions in prices. II ia impossible to
speak OF more than enough items than
what would give q general idea OF what
Remnant Day means here
From the ock-taking many lots hsve
been brought from their hiding places
and halted in the price.
4pair Pillow-Shams (cotton) stamped,
slightly soiled, So. o pair.
pair Cambria, vide hem with 3-inch
rufie, &C.,, from Sl.19.
2 pair French Cambria, scalloped all
over embroidery, sl.ge. from 1898.
pair Muslin with wide inserting aud
edge Of embroidery and 3-inch alternate
tucks and beading, 81, from S34a.
/ pair French Percale, with wide en-
broidered ruffle, 16-cluster tucks, 50,
from Si.9S.
Also. Odd Single Shams. Sl.25, from
81. % 81, from S2.19.
Also, lot of Children's White Dresses
for half price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
HANDKERCHIEFs.

Ladies' colored Border Handkerchief, excel
lent styles, at DC. each.
Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched Handler
chiefs OF 10c., 1870, 1885,, loo, and 25c, all
excellent value.
Ladies' Mourning Handkerchiefs ct &c. for the
l5c. quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
MEETINGS

SnIXIE GLEE CLUB."-MEM-
IL BEERS and those invited 20 sign please
take notice that the time OF the msetipss u this
club is changed TO SATURDAY NIGHTS As
tho next meeting Il the most Important one,
don't fail 70 DO present at 500 p. n.
GE0R'5 z II. MORRIS,
fa29-1y President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
BED-WEAR DEPARTMENT,

1 WRAPPER BLANKET, light gray, with
white polka dots, 72xS6 inches, slightly faded,
reduced from $3.50 10 so.
I sII.KoLISE COMFORT, faded, reduced
from s2.75 to 90.
wHITE COMFORT, soiled, reduced from
62H TO 40c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
AN lnreRMENT FOR EACH DAY.
Funeral of Miss Noble . HouEh-ous
Pasto- Resigns, Another Transferred.
tcorrsspondencs Of the Richmond Dispa tch.l

Funeral of Miss Moiue - HouEn-Ons
Pasto- Resigns. Another Transferred.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
LErsBuBe. Va, January 2s.-Union
iireIy by the citizens of this town, but by
the contiguous country, also, for inter-
ments. The Rev. DIR. r. Z. Davis, in SER
mon in st. james church, from the text
"Ihe time is short" stated that, while
the average interments therein had mere.
tofore been one q week, for this portion OF
January only it had averaged one q day.
This evening the funeral of Miss Mollie B.
Houph took place there. She YVES the
lovely and accomplished daughter OF the
late l.. w. s, Hough, promineat mer-
chant and businessman of Leesburg.
Always delicate, she had been in declining
health for the past year. Attractive and
intelligent, her beautiful Christian cha
racter had surrounded her. with devoted
friends here and elsewhere throughout the
State. She was an earnest member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. and
an active worker in ali of Its interests.
The large attendance at her funeral attest
cd hsr worth and the hold she bad upon
the affection OF her friends.
RxsIaSED.
The Rev. }. J. Baltic. pastor of the Bap,
fist church here, has resigned ana VIII
preach his farewell sermon on Sunday
next. Mr.. Baltic is Scotchman. but at
the sitting of the Circuit Court here last
week became a citizen of the United
States. He is an able and attractive
preacher, and his loss to his flock here is
much regretted.
A movement is on foot here looking to
the restriction, at least, In the sale OF intox-
icating liquors. Several meetings OF citi-
zens have been held and another will be
on MONDAY next to take into consideration
the best means of securing that end.
Intelligence has been received here OF
the death in Washington OF DR.. II. Il:
Walker, OF this county, but for several
years q resident Of that city, In the htty-
fifth year of his age.
TRAHsFHRRED.
The Rev. T. J. Wilson, who has had
charge Of the Catholic church here for the
last seven years, has been transferred TO
fredericksburg. he has been an indie:
fatieable worker. having care also OF
churches IN Harpers Ferry, Charlestown,
and Shepardstown. He will be succeeded
by the Rev. M. +. Dinneen. His departure
is regretted by ALL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

T62 & f08' g q ca 81 s COT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

TAxxvxzzs Courxuousn, Va, January n. =
The okss Of Charles eooth III. Of Lynch.
burg. seslus1 - Neslo1k and Wsetef9 t1ilroe1
for S20, 900 demaeee - nov e1>sred ~ fon.eh
reek, epd large cr11do re ~ ul410oaco - ~
trleA heo s0an 8 4el9or q wyteesAjA Va
sun,e5f q hrs ho0rs Il heh2B q lbe ~
1ensjs6& M 90 q efeet fQfce a14 pouqr
~ 4 Is'ss sssssd : ~ ~ is7s : -
'| q I I. I !; !; II = 8 S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

The Court Of Appeals has granted re-
hearing in the case of MARY MILLER, and
now the whole question will be reargued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
ePapers EngIish Pins for Sc. or &c. by maiL
Real Steel Scissors ct 25c. pair.
Barbour's Linen Thread ct &C. spool
The genuine Pears Soap at 10c. cake.
Cuticurs soap at lac cake.
Ivory Soap at &c. . cake. Asi
Genuine Lubins Handkerchief Extracts at 40c
an ounce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.
1 piece SHIRT FLANNEL, AZ yards--was $50.
Q yard-price Of remnant $l.70.
j piece BLACK FLANNEL. embroidered with
old gold, rs yards, for $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

We are the exclusive agents for the celebrated
WHITNEY" BABY CARRIAGES. Anshenev
spring styles In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

Y BEVERLY SLATER. ATTOR-
lIs MY AND C0UNGkLtd3R Ar Law, Wti-
lismshnRs. "a Practices b the couxsa on fhe
Psninsulaf, inczndIne Nepport News; also. sh6
unite! ststss clxsuit Court iox ths Eastern On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
Embroideries
and Laces.

All pieces under 5 yards are on the
counters to-day--HALF PRICE for
either. There are wide as we'll as mar
row.
ly unused Underwear or
i Srs%s ;i.S.-----------~-lBgsaasasss
with embroidered edge, 1sc. pair.
Children's Aprons, low neck, with
wide yoke OF Hamburg edges, 2 to 10
years, 30 to Acc, from 40 TO 59c.
Ladies' Cambria Lawns, 81, from
s1.9s.
sets of Chemise, Gowns, and
Drawers, 81 80, from S4.20.
Ladies' Gowns, blouse front OF
valencienne lace, $3.50. from si.69.
63 Garments all told on this counter.
About 90 Ladies' Wells, variety of
kind, from 9, 10, IL, and l5c. for &c.
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
|t1 ~. b n WI tx ~ Itt.t. W 81
WOODWARD 4 LOlHsOP
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS
STORE,
Corner Broad and Adams Streets .
FRIDAY

vim b . VERY ATTRACTIVE REMNANT
DAY WITH ue. Useful and seesonabls things
vfll b. found IN every department. There u an
extra accumulation Of Snort Lenstns
.Bsoksu sises.v sod Lots" "soiled ana
Mussed Goods,r and 90 ON, frcm the reducsion
salss We have been bosdin&
Ink opportunity r. an nncomnDniy favofsnio
one for buyerA MAKO your wants Known and
have them grained, a. Remnants are marked ss
Low Prices
We start with about afsy short lengths Of Red.
Blescned, and Half Hleached TABLE DAMAsK.
The patterns are all new and attractive, and the
qualities are unsurpassed tor the money. They
range in lengths from to ~ yards. We shall
sell them at low remnant prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29
Underwear

About 80 pieces Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

UPTOWN OFFICE 4ss EAST BROAD
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-29

Needihs NOTICES 10 resdins-msttsf type, fvs
fnes q iess, u: m nonparsil loaded, 7tcs
Gard q rates for more spsos fnnishsd On sp-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-19
SMALL TEMPER BLOWS BY.

The question of cotton weighing has been
settled satisfactorily TO all concerned. BY his
own request Mr.. Ross has been released by
his farmer friends. His expense has heen
paid nd he has returned to his farm. AIS
well that ends we'll. There has been no sacri-
flee of principle, nobody is victorious, nobody
whipped, everything is lovely and the cotton
swings high.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-19

TTAVE opened a COAL and WOOD YARD
II and are ready to receive your orders for
Winter. Call and get cheapest rates. Terms
Cash on delivery. July n, 1872, u
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-19

ter this meeting felt encouraged TO protier
Treasurer Blake the right hand OF brother'y
love, but when almost fernent him ooserv, u
that he seemed to be clothed In the haollh
ments of wrath with sad lonesome trimmings
and one pocket loaded which betokcned ~ me ne
that he would just as soon as not give VIII
Blythe a job, so says l to myself, u taks
"rounance" by the well, want drink OIL
wafer ANYHOW. and did.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-19
IN GRBENWOOD'S GATES.
THE BUSY HUSTLING CITY HAS A
MOVE on 1T.
Our Reporter Gives the Kaleidoscope
Various Turns for the Entertain
ment OF the Press and Banners
ReaderS.
Greenwood, S. c., Oct. 0. 1892.

Readers.
Greenwood, S. c., Oct. 0. 1892
Tennyson, the poet, Is dead. .
Seltishness Is an inherent principle In the
human breast, hardly tolerable in indlvld'
uals, much less SO in secular organizations
and even the emblance to 1t among organlZ
ed christians is extremely baneful and mex
caSable.
Mrs. Whitlock died last Saturday at the
home OF her son, Mr.. w. A. WhltlocR anu
was buried in the cemetery Sunday. She
lived TO ripe old age, having passeu hei
three score and ten.
BIG DAY AT THE OIL MILL.
Last Friday was big day at the on Mill
With eight hands they ginmed s. bales, iol
is very laudable in his praise for all his men
He thinks he has the test hands to be found
in fact he wants no better, rather than work
them late Saturday evening he lett lew
bales in the house unginned.
believe 1t Is considered distasteful by rhet
Orleans, but because of dearth OF news TINS
week beg the indulgence OF your readers fol
Il personal reIninScence.
Sometime In the summer of 1882, most like
~ during Due West commencement when
ice cream was plentiful and all the good boys
were engaged. Il certain young iaoy whose
name dare not men tion. for unknown rea
Sons, but due no doubt, TO bribery by cream
overpersuasion, or may be TO the scarcity d
boys-copsented to embark with me, on u
voyage Of more or less uncertain duration
we set sail from the beautiful, classic village
of Williamson, noted also for lis abundance
OF space, sand and mineral water, aS we'll as
for its full share Of pretty girls. Therefore
last Tuesday marked the tenth anniversary
OF that bridal tour and we with our surVlV
ing little one and aunt Matte celebrated II
with as much pomp, spi endor and enthusiasm
as our menu of corn-dodger, turnip greens
and pot liquor served in typical vessels could
arouse, but seriously: We have not enjoyed
smoothe sailing all the way, the filst decade
out Is marked by many turbulent, even tenn
pestuous seas with their accustomed quoto o.
sorrow and calamity, but for which however
we would not appreciate the calm but for the
shadow we wiSt not the sunshine. Many ol
those near and dear to us have passed into
eternity, others have suffered sore Affections
while the placidity OF our erstwhile stream o
Joy has been twice deeply disturbed, by the
removal from our own nursery OF two little
rosebuds to become full blown roses In the
garden Of Paradise, yet we are profounGiy
greeteful that 1t is well with US as II Is. The
many rays of hope, OF joy, of sunshine thai
have served and are serving, as beaconS tc
iilumine our billowy sea all attest the mercy
to usward, of a benefcent providence and
from our short experience we are able 10 say
in the lay Of the poet, OF Him who doeth all
things well.
"Behind a frowning providence
He hides smiling face"