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The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
An Investment Company Wrecked.

BY Southern Associated Press.
ELwooD, Ind, June 24.-The AL
exandria Investment Company has
been wrecked by Frank P. Scearce
Of Lexington, Ky. He has forged
paper' obtaining over $4,000 in
that way lone. His partner, J. P
Lauck, ais ION Lexington, Ky is
loser to IL. extent OF nearly sixty
thousand dollars by the misdeeds
Of his partner, who leaves him pen
niless. Affairs of the Alexandria
concern have been assigned to l.. B
Jackson. of Anderson. Sceerce was
arrested.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
MOrgantCn Notes.
HUrSHNiCN NOCeS.
communicated.


MoReANToN, n. c., June %, '93.
There have been several severe
storms in this section of the county
lately. On last Thursday lightning
struck the house of Mr. W. G.. Ho-
gan, and knocked down two chin.
neys. Three children that were in
the house were stunned, but recov-
cred in short time without any
painful effects being produced. Yes
terdey cow, standing in the jail
yard, belonging to Luther Ward,
the jailer, was struck by lightning,
and instantly killed, A COW and
several hogs that were standing
withing few feet of the COW, es-
capped uninjured. At the same time
thst this happened several trees in
the yard OF State Treasurer S. Med.
Tate and one of the electric light
poles on Main street were also
struck.
A very peculia thing happened
here this morning. Four or five
months ago the five year old boy of
DR.. j. r. Anderson was taken very
i'll with what was supposed to be
phneumonia. After few weeks he
rallied, only to again 60 into de-
cline, which the doctors pronoun-
ced consumptive. His father took
nim to Baltimore to be treated, and
after q careful examination the doc
tors then confirmed the belief in re-
gard to consumdtion and seemed
to consider the case incurabie.
The boy was brought home; his
condition grew worse, and ev-
cry dsy no suffered excessively
from violent paroxysms of cough
ing. This morning during an un-
usually severe attack he coughed up
an iron tack nearly an inch long. Ii
WAS found upon examination that
the tack WAS swallowed through the
windpipe and taken into the lungs
and had been the source of all the
trouble. The parents then remem.
bered circumstance which led tC
believe that the tack had been swal.
lowed five months ago. There is
nothing in the way of the complete
recovery OF tie boy; and his parents
are almost wild with delight. DR.
Moran, of this town, says that the
only case that he ever heard Of like
this was that of woman, who 8 wal
lowed plugged tooth and in conse
quence had Pneumonia.
Maj. Hayes, of the Fifth Cavalry
United States army, is spending his
vacation here. Maj. Hayes had
charge Of the troops who terrified
the Oklahoma settlers into some
thing like order q few years ago
and his relation of his adventures
in that country is decidedly inter
esting. Before the civil war hs
served in the same regiment will
Kirby Smith, Fitzhugh Lee ano
other Confederate officers, and ha
in his possession now very affsc
tionate letter from Gen. Smith-th,
last, it is said, that he wrote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert jackson
and beby, Mrs. Moffitt, all of Rsl
eigh, and Mr.. James F. Phillips, o
Tarboro, are visiting Judge A. c
Avery. They will be in Morganto1
until Monday when they will leav
for Catawba Springs.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
a Destructive Crevasse.
By Southern Associated Press.

DS IL oSSOCldtCO L 1CSS.
New ORLEANS, June 24.-The res
cue crevasse, twenty miles below
Baton Rouge is the most serious of
the season. Efforts are made to
close it, but as the levee is built of
sand and it yielded very quickly TO
the encroachment OF water, the
break quickly widened. The crib
work has been washed away and all
work was abandoned this morning
at daylight. The crevasse will
probably run until the river goes
down. The Missippi Valley rail-
road traffic is seriously interrupted.
Inclines, however, will probably be
built. Many fine plantations will
be overdowed and the property loss
will be large.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25

Allow n cough 20 run until u gets ,e-
yOId the reach of medicine Iney often
say, "Oh, it will wear awsy." ont in
most cases il wears them awsy Could
they 5e induced to try the sGcccsstu
medicine called kemp's Balsam, which
IS sold on positive guarantee - cure.
they would immediately sec tie excel
lent effect after tnking the frat dose.
Price so c:s. and 81. Trial size free
At al dEurgists.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
Killed by White Caps.
Ry Southern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
MAGNOLIA, Miss, June 24-News
reached here yesterday that William
Buckley was assasinated by white
caps four miles north of Columbia,
in Marion county Thursday evening
while on the way home from court,
where he was q witness against some
of the murderers Of the white cap
gang. He had been warned that he
would be killed.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
Shot by Moonshiners.
,u1bern Associated Press.

BY SOuLHtrU AssUCIdUcW 1OsS'
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 24.-Infor-
nation has reached this city that
United States Marshal J. W. Brown,
of this district, has been shot and
mortally wounded in McNairy
county by moonshiners and Deputy
United States Marshal Gardner
killed, Marshall Brown is one OF
the leading citizens and one OF the
most popular men in Tennessee.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
The Ladies.

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use
the California liquid laxative,
Syrup of Figs, under all conditions,
makes it their favorite remedy. To
get the true and genuine article,
look for the name Of Caiifornis
Fig Syrup Co., printed near the
bottom of the package.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
By Southern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
ATLANTA, June "a The Gate City
Bank was placed in the hands of a
receiver by the comptroller Of the
currency about two months ago. 1t
will close up its affairs, paying its
depositors in full Monday morning.
More than half a million dollars in
deposits, which has been locked up
for several weeks, will be disbursed.
The company is enabled to make
settlement by the sale of its mag
uifcent fve-story freEproof building
which was purchased by Vensble
Bros. at sacrifice sale for 100000
cash. This with the money in hand,
of the receiver, will allow the bank
to pay dollar for dollar.
THE CARTERsvILLE FAILURE.
The Howard bank Of Cartersville,
Ga, the largest town between At
lsnta and Chattanooga Suspended
payment this morning owing to the
withdrawal of funds by depositors
and inability of the bank to realize
| on assets and On account of general
hard times. The bank has posted
notice that depositors will be paid
in full as soon as collections can be
made. Il has heretofore been con.
sidered one of the strongest banks
in smaller towns of the State.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25

The Princess and Husband Sail For
Spain.
By Southern Associated Press.
New YORK, June 24.-Princess
Eulalia and her husband, Prince
Antione D'Arco Orleans, and suite
sailed today for Spain on the
French line Lafouraine by way of
Havre.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
The President Extends Sympathy to
Her Ma ajesry.

The Pres1dent Extends Sympathy TO
Her Majesty.
BY Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June "a This morn
ing the following cablegram was
sent to the United States AmbaEsa-
dor in London:
"Bayard, Ambassador, London.
Convey to Her Majesty an ex-
preston OF the heartfelt sorrow of
the President and people of the
United States by reason Of the ap-
palling catastrophe to the Victoria.
"(Signed) GRESHAM.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
coal Train Wrecked
i, Southern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. June a.
4 West Superior, Wis, bulletin to
the Journal says the Great
Northern coal train is wrecked
thirtv-fve miles south Of there.
Three men we're killed and eighteen
cora are ditched and are burning.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
A Bandit Caught.

BY Southern Associated Press.
FEEGUs FAILS, Wis, Juue IL
The lone bandit who wei: through
the Northern Pacific sleeping car be-
tween Wadena and PeEham, has
been caught at Frazee.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
w. B. Blades Not Dead.

New BEaNE, June 24-Special-
Your news from Morehead of the
death of ". B. Blades is untrue.
Mr.. Blades was right seriously hurt
but is doing we'll.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
On the Diamond.

At Clevelapd-Clevelend ., Pitts
burg 5.
At Boston-Boston 4, Baltimore 2.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 2, Louis
vile 5.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
WHAT CAN A NICKLE DO!
JUST CARRY ONE TO
". II. KING l. co.'s
AND GET-
The Most Refreshing Drink
Your Life. Try 1t,

As blood purifier, the most emf
nent physicians prescribe Ayers Ssr-
sapsrilla Ii is the mos; powerful
combination of vegetable alternatives
ever off-red to the public. As spring
and family medicine, it may be freely
used by old and young alike.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25

Manl1oOd
and how 20 attain il.

AZ las; 4 ~, ficai ,.asi q. .t:ttrs ff..-rat...s
describes tic cii, as ..,.i. sle f,.. e His
IS scientifically t-e nir-t Nat.At., a.t a,.,5le
the most neaEiiifi, "a '.s.l l..,t y. rs4 1s-
reaIed for years. 81 la. ..Ntf.!.H. fss,.t
- Edlt-ione illustrator sn !.i.'. q: tie
SUBJECTS treat = ase ..ctA,. ~ I.-
teucy, Stcr.lrv. Bvf. iaier-f.i ! .sI... =.
Husband, Ihse t'tet.iitls .l.rss 81.
Every man vito .seu. tf..tf ..s- .f..e
the PLAIN ta,ts. tk, si e,,t,t ars 3. rttv
discovcries - tr--llr.. -t..'.t .a 49,
married litc MO a,.l.. .',t.l- t.s Fs .i...i-s
and avoid l1iure rIff Is su,.'t ...r. far fi.
wonderful iiit..- b.-.f.. t .t1 t I.t
under seal. Addfc-e = ,......i t.t,
f'i"A .-v.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
OVER THE MOUNTAINS.
A PLEASANT JAUNT BY A PARTY
OF EDITORS AND BUSINESS
MEN.

full Scenery Along Its Western Carroll
ma Route-the Most Sublime Perhaps
East of the Rockies.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25

Oar chief city contain l35 600
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
THE MONEY UNLOCKED.
THE GATE CITY BANK, ATLANTA,
WILL PAY DEPOSlTORS In
FULL TOMORROW.

More Than Half Million Dollars Put
In Circulation-----Yhe Gainesville
Bank Failure OF No Serious Conse-
quence--Ihe Depositors Will Receive
Dollar for Dollar.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25

\ God-send is Ely's Cream Balm.
| had eatarrh for three years. Two
or three times week my nose would
bleed. thought the sores would never
heal. Your Balm has cur 4 me-
Mrs Nj. \ Jackson, Portsmouth,
Y II.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-25
Fine Livery.

'le irm Of Lee d. Dunn wish to an
,.-a.e to the public that they have the
...gst livery teams in town, connected
"'.a lheir large boarding and sale sta
u rs. a. Nos 1913, Us and 127 South
'"l,ngtou street.
LEE q DUNN,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-06

Chicago people are inquirng why it
Is that KANSAS is sending Il larger per
cent OF her population to the fair than
any other state. There arc several
reasons. First, Kansas people arc
more Intelligent than those Of any
other state. a. the last state election
proved beyond a doubt. And then our
people are inclined 10 be more honcful
ana cheerful since they see how easy it
Is to make a political change when it
becomes necessary. The blues" is not
a prevalent disease here. Again i:
must pc admitted that great many
people from other states go 10 Chicago
and rcgiatcr from Kansas" because
III these times Of bad legislation and
administration 1t l. an honor to belong
10 the state that protect, against such
things. >.-Topcka Advocate.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-06

Last week during the hank runs in
Chicago, you could not have swappcd a
bank check "a Il merchant for half lis
face value. But anybody would take a
sreenback. a postof'icc money order or
a postal note, without hesitation. Yo,,
see ncIe sam was behind ever dollar
OF it. They didn't stop to weigh a sill
ver dollar. either. to see how nn.,,
silver 1t contained. On all Of this kind
OF money Cnlc Sam had said: This
Is dollar. and they took the old mans
statement without aqucs,ion.
A.l o. ncie Sans money faced the
music anu went through the fight with
out scratch.
LOU nat iuhatics" can go up head
Chicago Sentinel.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-06
Number 23.

LauG htcr.) Gou may take Col. Waiter
sons speech from one end 10 the other
and there is nothing in il. He knows
what the corporations are doing in this
country and that they have taken
refuge in the Democratic and R.uub-
IicanS parties. Is there Il man or
woman here tonight who will DENY
that the corporations have taken com
plctc control of these old parties
Can not a man be Il member of the
Republican party and be opposed to the
national banking system? Yes. Can
he be a good Republican and in favor
of national banks? Yes. Can he be 4
high protective tariff man and be a
Republican,: Yes Can he be n low
tarh man and he 4 Republican,: Yes.
Can he be railroad baron and hc a
Republican,: Yes. Can he be Il rail
road president and he Il democrat: Yes.
Can he be Il monopoiiSt and be Demo
crat: IeS. Can he be a good silver
man and b. Il Democrat: Yes. An
anll-silver man and equally as good a
Democrat: Yes. Can he be banker
and a Democrat: Yes. Tell me wha,
be must he or what he cannot he and
IL ordcr 10 be or not 10 be good Re-
publican or Democrat. (.ApplauSe.,
He can he just where he plcascs. You
KNOW YOU can not settle these great
questions with these organizations.
The new party is dcspiscd. as tho
\aZarenc was dcspiscd. but | will toll
yon. and use the word all revcrntly,
all he'll connot prevail against us.
That is the only thing opposed to us to-
day. tApplausc.
Now We have got distinc, test OF
membership. No man can be "A be-
liever in the national banking system
and be lopulist. No man can believe
IN railroad monopolics and be q Popu,
| list. 1t Is just as impossible as it would
De Tor man to be 4 whisky. beer
swilling bloat and still he an acceptable
| member Of our church. Why God
would rain fire and birthstone on YOU
| before tomorrow night if You had no
test OF membership in your church.
Why don't You have the sam. i'm vo,,.
politics: II 4 man were TO rob vonr
bank and Jorge your check, if he were
IN your employ. you would not employ
him over again. Why don't YOU. nv
brother, have the same common sens,
in yonr politics as you have in your re-
| 10 n,f j.
| (Applausc.( |, is religion in motion
and nothing else, and We are striving.
to make this government what Abra-
ham Lincoln. God bless his memory
sad II ought to be. "a government of
the people. hy tn. people and for the
people" (Applausc.)
| Now, my brethren, | asl: you to take
these things seriously to- your heart.
and ask you to pray over them, and
ask you to have the courage of your
convictions ana bc willing to stand un
for Christ and for his poor, and be
willing To take upon yourself the re-
pr"ach that VIII accompany such action
| ask You though to bc real Christians.
TO be soldiers OF the Cross. and to strike
and be strikcn, to spend and he spent
IN this cause, for it is the cause of
Christ and the cause of Justice and OF
peace on earth. May the Lord bless
us all, and may he bring us to the
realization. OF our duty as citizens. and
above everything. else our duty as
|Chris,ian citizens.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-07-06

al some democrat resurect a last
ear tariff speech and see how it will
Ut the tlmes.-Nonconform
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
The Looks You'd Wear

when you'd see our line Of Ladies' Shirt
Waists would be enough to know that you
are surprised at the prices Cheap? No.
that's not it-they're dirt cheap, SO to
speak.
There are hundreds of Ladies' Percals
Walsts.at 59c., 75c. and 81. Saline ones at
&c.. - and Sl.35. Gloria Silk ones a.
S2.7j-they're just magnificent, and China
SILK ones at $3.50. This is the one that
you'd pay = for az other places. Come and
see the Waists. The passwords Low
PRICES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
from Everywhere at Prices to Suit Everybody
Plain Talk TO the Ladies'.

Getting wet isn't comfortable. is it2 It's
risky and dangerous. Butyou need not run
any risk. Do not get wet. Buy one of our
Japanese Habitua Silks. They'll protect
you-they're water proof. you know. You
can stand in an all-day" rain and never be
the least exposed. See them "A inches,
65c.; &c inches. 75c.; . inches, STAG.
Ladies, have you ever thought OF the d
inch real japanese SILK we give for SOC. {?
It's our leader the sales increase every
week: the finest piece of Silk to be found
for the money. and much better than that
which others sell ct SOC. See it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
Ne Pride Ourselves

in our immense stock of Toile du horde
Ginghams. Everything that is beautiful.
rich and exquisite is exhibited here. Just
think ~ The largest line in Richmond. 1t
means something! See them-l254c.
Printed Indian Dimity, white ground,
with small rings of blue. lavender. black
and red covering them some figured with
above colors. They're but l2iSc.
A rare collection Of popular colorings in
beautiful Satteens at l25lc.
Immense lot new Printed Challies,
choicest patterns. Sc. yard.
Canton Cloth n many bright colorings at
12l4c Something new
Many new designs in Printed Linon
Lawn at l0c. See the lawns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
To Ladies Who Appreciate

big values for little money Call and see
what sterling values you can get in Summer
Underwear at our place
At l0c.. loo. l1c. and 25c. We can give you
lOng-sleeye or sleeveless Vests that you'd
pay double the money for elsewhere Also
bear in mind that the SAMPLE Underwear
Spring and summer weights) is selling very
rapidly. Come. for you have 10 idea what
you are missing. Understand. this is no
would-be sale but manufacturers sam
Piles at exactly half price. This counter is
trimming full with bargains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
There's Many a Man

who wouldn't wear our 500 Linen Bosom
(reirforced back and 'front.' Shirt simply be-
cause he is not compelled here to pay 1850.
or 8 for it as others charge him for the same
shirt identically. We guarantee the work
manship Of this shirt and fully warrant the
materials used to DO the best for SOC.
We give YOU the longest Linen Bosom
Shirt to be found at any furnishing counter
for 75c. and warrant the fl and finish. Isn't
this fair enough
Gents we have the prett.est p X. Bosom
Shirt b be had anywhere for tl They're
made well. they lit well. they wear well.
These are facts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
interested in Black Goods?

Well. then. we want 10 give you an oppo,.
tunity TO buy the very Light Weight French
Batste at &c.. 75c. and 81. They're bear.
tiful, and In plain taking" way We vii
say that you'll never be able 10 duplicate
them for the money. either
Then we have in Light Weight Black
Tamese at $40. one Of the prettiest.
smoothest and handsomest black goods sod
in tho South.
Recolect before buying that you're enter.
ing warm season. and the comfortable drsu
will be the light weight one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16

Facts About People and Things I'm
General.

Now. here Is really the greatest
combination have yet heard
or "Paderewski." pianist; Mrs.
Cooper Hewitt. skirt dancer:
j. w. Kelly. Irish comedian. IT was in
troduced one night last week to party
OF guests In the house OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John E Cowdin, I'm Gramercy Park. and
was voted the best LAY out" OF the sea-
son. Society goes on and on TO higher
things continually, and one is surprised
at the ingenuity OF modern hostesses In
devising and carrying TO a successful
conclusion the varied and unique enter
taipments that are now required TO In
terest their guests. We are credlbly In
formed that Mr.. Kelly. OF Tony Pastors
approved OF Mr.. Paderewslxi's piano
playing, while Mr.. Paderewski. in his
turn, was so intensely charmed by Mr..
kelly's wit that he presented the Celtic
humorist with lock Of his hair. Then
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
A Glimpse Into the Future

would very likely dishearten some OF US
but how about a glimpse at our Embroidery
counter: You'll certainly approve Of our
way of doing business when we announce.
Cambria Edges a beautiful line az &C., &C.,
To-. &C.. loo. and &c.
Nainsook Edges immense values at &c..
l0c.. &c. and 10.
Jaconet Edges enormous values at So.
l0c.. II c. and 10.
Swiss Edges a very large line at So. Go.
7c. &C.. Toe. and l2isc.
New Stamped Goods that we've iust re-
ceiyed
Scarfs beautiful ones. extra long. at 25c..
$780,, 81 &C.. soc. and 65c.
Squares in immense variety at l0c.. 49,,
zoe. and 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
Even the Little Ones

have bargains for them hero. MaiAsEs.
spare yourselves few minutes and see
what give-away" sale # Children's Lace
and Muslin Caps is going on. Three bar
gains big ones. tOO-for the little tots
in Chiidrens Caps at 25c.
A choice assortment of new styles for In
fants and Children al 81 &C.
A new lot mot old ones) Of Childrens
Lace and Muslin Caps at 50c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16

There IL Nothing Nicer
For the Teeth. Gums and Breath than
Phenol Mouth Wash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
Don't Think, Gents,

that our buyer has lost sight Of q single bar
gain in the Spring Underwear line, for he
hasn't He's just reported new arrivals in
the way Of four bargains for you. They're
ready tomorrow. Here they arei
A Spring Weight Undershrt. fine quality.
white only, at 25c.
A Spring Weight Undershirt. cream color.
genuine bargain. at 3Jc.
A Spring Weight Undershirt at 50o.-bssl
we've ever had. See il
Aspiring Weight ndershirt at 75c.-pink.
ish cast. a beautiful shirt. Ask 20 see it. o.
course you can get the drawers 10 match .,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
In the Social World at Home and Abroad.

n ~ ~
w~n~mn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16

cannot see that the fact of Her
Britannia Majesty having bestowed the
title OF Ambassador upon Sir Julian
Pauncefote will In any way materially
alter his position. In foreign courts there
is great difference between an Am
bassador and Minister The former
having entree at will to the potentate OF
the country In which he is serving. while
the latter must await the Monarch's
command. This. then. would render an
Ambassador lot more cougenial than
that OF Minister. Here. however. there
is little 10 choose between Minister
and an Ambassador. / fancy the Presi-
dent is pretty spproachable at all times,
and that a common nobody receives just
as much attention at the White House
as an Envoy Extraordinary" or an Am
bassador
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16

that
dsfort asneew
individual satisfied
you'd store as o'clock Monday possibly
Ienre
the
lat
BackG
of4
Size Also Black beautiful quality 9nch 5Oc
beautiful Black
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16

Lakewood looks very charming. and
large number OF Philadelphians have
been spending the past week or two at
the cosy Laurel House and the elegant
-the-Pines. The family Of DIR.
william Pepper are among those at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16

latter place. Most Of the elegant private
cottages at Lakewood. belonging to New
Workers and other wealthy people. are
occupied this season. and coaches with
iiyeried servants and handsome turnouts
may be seen every day at the station
or taking the lake drive. great deal
OF wealth and fashion Is concentrated
at Lakewood. and, while there Is no spe-
cial attempt made at amusement, there
is enough going on to furnish plenty or
entertainment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16

hostess were never more apprecia.eu 10
by the little coterie Of guests on this hiou-
est but most enjoyable OCCASION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16

ON Saturday night Mrs. Robert Whit
lock gave. In honor of Miss Beckham.
who Is the guest OF Mrs. Charles Read.
a very delightful euchre party. which was
enjoyed by the following of her friends:
Misses Beckham. Annie Leigh and Ger
rude Camm Mamie II. Winston, Nellie
Boykin, Annie Walker, Meta Potts
Mary Cameron. Mrs. Charles Il. Workman
Jr, Messrs. William Johnson, John Young
). Anderson Scott Darlington. Joe Lane
stern. Mr.. Ranlett OF Massachusetts.
and the Messrs. Walker.