Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
GENERAL VACCINATION ORDERED.
Negro Biting asd Cutting scrape In Buck
ineham-Personai aud Other Notes.

ipeham-Personai aud Other Notes.
fcorrsaoondenco Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
F.RNv1T1.E. VA, July s.--The Prince I'd
ward Board OF Super visors have ordered
that every person IN the county be yacci-
mated by August LIST. Each supervisor Is
empowered 20 appoint physician rom
his district. and the clerk OF the board Is
instructed to procure the NECESSARY vaccine
matter. The physicians fee is put az ~
cents per capita, or that each person vacei-
mated will pay this small sum- put tu .no
event the gu beet il unable TO pay the zee
il will be met by the county treasury. NO
quarantine was made against Lunenourg
smallpox district by the board, as was re-
ouested by the citizens of Green bay.
News has Iust been received here OF
terrible biting and cutting scrape which
occurred at n negro church near Enon-
vile in Buckingham county, on tGo
Fourth. The negroes had a turnout III
fulI-dress uniform, and some OF them
hsving Imblbed too freely or wh1skey II
ended In a row. Ben. Perkins; we'll
known politician. was dangerously cut 10
three or four places by John Pitmau, the
latter having his fingers bitten heaIiy oli
by Perkins. They are both IN BED, anu
DIR. Pratt considers Perklnss CONDITION rs
very serious. Warrants nave oeen sworn
ont before Justice Thomas II. Garnetl,
and the cases will be brought oeIoIe sh9
County Court Monday If the woundeo
mon are we'll enough to be present.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Joseph ManoDi has returned rom
Flliston. Va, where he went TO attend Tue
marriage of his brother. MIR. Antohi
Mr.. A. II. Kaufman. who was once
resident of FarmVllle, was on VISIT mere
this week.
inghem county.
Mr. Alfred Cnernault. who is popular
vounp .fnpIoyee of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway Offices OF Richmond. paid
brief visit TO his parents here this week.
Misses fannie and Llzzie Smthson and
Merrie Nerser are soiournlng in.the noun
talns of Virginia for one month. ~,
Mr.. Clifford ID. Tallaferro, son OF MIR.
Horace Taliaferro, came down from Roa-
noke this week to visit his parents and
friends. ~.
MIS-. DR.. J. T. White has gone to Chi
cago. She is the second person only who
has gone TO the Worlds Far from this
place. -,
All three of the Farmville papers will be
represented &C the Press Association meet
ing in Charlottesville next Tuesday.
Colonel II. A. Booker aud daughter. nrs.
Il. L. udNH iiotb shNh
visit to buckingham White sulphur
Springs.
Rev. James Cannon. Jr.. has returned
from his visit to Salisbury, Md. and Will
occupy the Methodist pulpit tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. Dalby Mckinney has become the as
sistant Of Mr. II. X. Hooper. DR., who IS
Postmaster Richardson's deputy. while
Sir. Z. J. Whitehead. whom Dir. Mckinney
succeeded, has gone into the County
Court Clerks Office as the assistant OF MIR:
v. II. Thackston, who Is the deputy OF
bli W. L. Gillian.
NEW oFFICIA-s.
Tn own Council, at its meeting for the
begit ing Of the new Official year, elected
the following officers for the ensuing
twelve months: J. A. Scott. Treasurer;
X. ID. Miller, Town Sergeant and First POI
liceman; j. 8. Hart. Second Policeman !;
L. Il. Rice, Street Commissioner T.. x.
Rice, Commissioner of Revenue; J. Il.
Whitehead Clerk; J. K Martin, Superin:
tendent of Lights; W. T. Doyne, Chief of
Fire Department; q. nj. Robson. As
sistant Chief of the FIRE Department; X.
1. Orange. Deputy Street Commissioner;
X. l. Orange. Deputy Sergeant: IL. Il.
Barrow, Oyersesr Of Poor; A. ID. Watkins,
Attorney for town.