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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-04-21

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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-04-21

i N WILSON win your MstCii, Clock, on
j. broken Jewelryas cheap as anybody, and
guarantees his work 249
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-20
"MAR1A." PoA JORGE IsAAcs.

"A yer, YER: de aqui noopaso 81 no dice.
Me ire solo, le respondl dando unos pasos
-lJesds! 70 capaz hasta de revovere / aqua.
10 que 20 desperdicio. VI poniendo que es.
-D.
--1Sera.. sera amor?
-Lo mismo.
-1Y que remedio? 1porque quero 4 csc crefdo2 ST
20 fuera blanca pero ben blanca rica pero ben rca
ST que 10 GUERRA ust@; Sno?
-1Te parece asi2 ~ que hacamos Tburcio?
-ICon Tiburcio? Por amigo de tenderle ala to.
das 10 poniamos de mayordomo 10 enfamos aqui dijo
cerrando Ia
No convenda el plan.
-lPor que2 mo le gustaria que 20 10 quisiera?
NO ESQ., sno el destino que agrada para I'll.
burcio
Salom6 rio toda CANA.
Habiamos llegado al riecito ella despu6s de poner
la s&bana sobre cesped deb servrme de asento
la sombras arrodill6 pedra puso lavarse
la Luego que acab6 ibs desstarse de Ia cntura
panueo para secarse presene sabana dicendole
.--Eso to hara NAL 81 no te banas.
Cast. =. .. cssi que vuelvo bafarme; que esta
aqua tbiecta; pero uste refresquese rato
que veDga Fermln menras uste acaba doy zabulda
70 en- e charco de abajo
En- pie ya qued6 mirandome, sonreia maliciosa
mentras pasaba las hdmedas por los caballos
al fin me dijo:
-zMe creera que 20 he sonado que era certo TODD
ESQ que le~venia diciendo7
-lQue Tiburcosno to guerra ya2 ~
1Maayal que 70 era. blanea.... Cuando dsapsrt6
sntrd una peaadumbre tan grand que otre dill era
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-20
24e BrB1orroA DE "LA CORRESPONDENCE DE Rroo.S

bir el cerco vo6ese para ALA yea saltar sate
mos Juntos
-Esclupulosa andas; antes no 10 eras tanto
S es que todos los dlas le COLO mas vergGenza ST.
base pues.
Mas sucedi6 que salom9 para caer al otro lado
encontr6 dhcuades enccnt6 yo qued6se sentada
encima de la dicGndome
-Miren al ni1o; Olga agoo. Pues ahora he de ba
jar 81 votea.
-D@jame que to ayude; We que SO hace tarde mi
comadre.... y
-IAcaso ella aqu6l? ~ asina 1c6uo quies'
re que me baje? mo We que 81 enredo. -
-Oelats de monadas ap6yate aqu1, le die presen~
tandole mi honbro.
-Haga fuerzs, pues porque 20 peso como . una
plume, concuy6 saltando agimente. Me voy & poner
ran saltar asf talanqueras.
-Eres una boquirubis
-lEso eS 10 msmo que piquicaliente7 Porque en-
tonces voy entromparme ust6.
-1Vas qu92
-Adiosn =. " entiende? pues que voy emo
jarme Que hicer 20 para saber como ust9 cuando
re pone bien bravo2 Els antojo que tengo.
d 81 despu@s podias contentarme2
-lAyayayl No habrG visto 20 que SO le vueve ell
corazs un yuyo 81 me llorando
-Pero ESQ sera porque conozco que no 10 haces Yor
cOqueteria '~
-&Que NO 10 hago que2 lC6mo es el cuentop
--Co-que-t ria. ."s'
y ESQ 1qu@ quiere decir? Dfgame que de veras NO
500 que sea cosa mala Entonces la tiene
pnuy guardadta, va Foyer
-lBuen negoco' mientras td Ia desperdicias,
Arizona weekly republican., 1893-01-19

7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Loo Catnu Auxiliary,

The monthly meeting OF Lee Camp Auxili-
airy was held at Lee Camp Hall yesterday
afternoon The ladies' reported great
deal OF suffering among those whom they
have visited. As far "a possible aid had
been given. The neans OF the ladies' are
limited The dues 10 the society are only
81 per annum for contributing members
and 10 cents n month for working mem
hers. The society Is intended TO Keep
the widows and orphans OF Confederate
soldiers who served creditably during the
war.
A good many new cases were reported
Yesterday. The ladies will visit these
persons. ana II worthy they will receive
aid as long as their money holds out. This
cause appeals 10 every Confederate sol.
der and the wives and children of such.
Tho old soldiers are well taken care Of at
the Lee Camp Soldiers Home, and tho
gentle creatures are endeavoring 10 help
the wives and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
A Young Man Takes Laudanum-Othcr
southside Items.


Robert Crepon. young white man
living on the extension Of Ninth street,
took a dose OF laudanum Tuesday evening.
He coon became frightened. and sent for
Dr. Whitfield. who found that not enough
OF the poison had been taken to do any
harm.
The fire department have completed
their arrangements for the big supper they
expect 10 have on the 18th instant, and a
splendid time ia anticipated.
a horse was stolen Monday night from
the stable Of Mr.. Robert T.. Criddlin. who
lives in Swansboro'. There Is no clue to
the robbery.
Mr.. Willie jenkins who had his ankle
and wrist spralned by falling from a train
on the Richmond and Danville railroad
last Sunday. was reported to be getting
along very we'll yesterday.
Mr.. Charles p. Smallwood. OF this city,
received a telegram yesterday from Wei
don. ". G., announcing the death OF his
mother at that place.
Mr.. Spencer 7. Hancock Is an appli-
cant for Postmaster Smiths place In
this city, and has forwarded his papers
20 Washington. This makes seven seekers
for the plum that seems to be hanging
very tightly upon the political tree.
Judge p. a. Hancock has been uhani-
nously endorsed by the bar OF his dis
trict for recollection to the position OF
circuit Judge OF the Second Judicial Cir
cult. 1t Is understood that he will have
no opposition.
Mr.. John Charleton IL quite sick at his
residence. corner of Eleventh and Hull
streets.
The Mayor had only one case before
him Yesterday morning. that OF white
youth. who was fined 81 for fighting.
Mr.. Joseph a. Haley, who has been
quite sick for the past week, was able to
be out yesterday.
Mr.. Il. II. Pollock was out yesterday
after several days sickness.
Miss Lula ClPperout, OF Baltimore, Is
visiting relatives In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
BUSINESS FAILURES.
LlVERMoRE'S LIABILITIES $4,000; AS
SETS ABOUT $4,000.
Farmers' Alliance Store Burned-statistics
Of the insane AsyIum-Annu2l Report
OF Baptist Church Work.

RALEIGH, y. c.. December 6.-(Spe-
ciaD-R. w. Livermore, general mer-
chant. OF Pates. Robson county. has as
signed His liabilities are about $4,000,
with assets estimated at $1,000.
The Farmers Alliance store at Rich
mond, Chatham county. was burned last
night. No details have been received.
The directors Of the insane asylum met
to-day, President John b. Broadfoot, OF
Fayetteville presiding.
The annual report shows that at the
beginning OF the year there were 300 pa
tents; that 70 were received and 81 ais
charged during the year; that u dled'
the death rate being I per cent, this be
ing due 10 the large proportion OF feeble
patients. The number OF cures In pro-
portion to the whole number OF admis-
sions during the year was 50 per cent.
BY May the LIST the new iniirmary ana
dining building will be ready. and then
- to 100 more female patients can be ac-
commodated The board adopted reso-
luton that ex-Confederate soldiers who
were insane shall be given special adInis-
sion to. the asylum at all times. ms
ia In accordance with a request OF the
State Board OF Charities.
A VANDERBILT PATCH.
General W. CASTOR Lewis. engineer to
the State Board of Education, arrived
to-day from west of the Blue Ridge,
where for seven months he has been
engaged in a survey OF an immense tract
OF land lately purchased for Mr.. George
Vanderbilt.
The annual report Of the Baptist church
work In the convention which embraces
all the State save the counties west OF
the Blue Ridge was made to-day. 1t
shows that the contributions were 3d.
600 against $4,000 last year. these being
exclusive OF pastors salary and any other
church expenses. but being entirely for
benevolent purposes. There are 1Oj mis-
sionaries at work In the State and q
abroad. OF the latter are In Brazil, 2
In Mexico. 3 in Africa, and IL In China.
There are II new churches received, and
there are now LES in the convention.
There are 10000 members gain OF 6o00.
Thirty-One mission churches were COM
pletcd: 30 other churches are In course of
construction. There are 300 additions to
mission church membership. In the Sun
day-school department there is more pro-
gress than ever before
The Baptist State Convention meets to-
morrow at Elizabeth City, Rev. Dr. r..
II. Marst OF oxford, presiding, and Rev.
j. w. Carter Of Raleigh. preaching the
annual sermon.
The annual report Of the State Educa-
tlonal Fund was made to-day. The re-
ceipts were: Entries OF vacant lands,
s3.9is; corporation tax, 1925; interest on
bonds. 1880; sales of swamp lands, s22.-
ls5. Total s3l,0S1. The expenditures were
S26, 49, of which $4,000 was for State
bonds.
a. J. McIntire. Of Fender county. COM
mitted suicide yesterday in Pender
county by drowning himself In his mill
pond. For twenty-five years he was a
school teacher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
GRAND MASTER M'cUROY.
The Christmas Greetings to BE sent him
fron All Ouarters-Married.

rrTERsRURG. VA, December g.
CspeciaD-In response to an invitation 10
that effect, Appomattox Commandery Oh
Knights Templar, OF this CITY, a'
meeting held last night agreed 10 meet
a, noon on Christmns-day and drink the
ToIIowing toast. which will be drunk py
the Communicates at the same nour
throughout the country: 10 Our hVsl
Eminent Grand Master. Hugh McCuIIy
A hundred thousand Knights 1eihpiar
"a Greetings. wishing him merry
Christmas, with peace. health, anu nap-
niness" The Grand Master of the COM
rnanderv here will send the following
resnonse: ITO the Valiant Sr hhlsh's
~ tho Nineteenth Century, one hundred
thousand strong,-NOble sons OF lliustIious
ancestors. whose knightly lives she' III,
creasing lustre upon glorious past anu
iTIumine the present win the ihsPiiinS
hope of a brighter future. .,
In the Circuit Court fifty-nine coupon
cases were disposed of by hfty-nine
iuries--au against the Commonwealth.
4 TELEGRAPH COMPANY FINED.
Tho Mayor this morning imposed a
fine Of SO and costs upon the Postal
,reIopranh Company on warrant
charging violation Of a city ordinance III
falling 10 nav the license-tax of $lO per
telegraph pole in the city. The com
nany has leo poles in Petersburg, upon
which the tax imposed by the Council
has not yet been paid. The company
made no defence, but what its course VIII
be cannot now be said.
Miss Mary Hudgins and Mr.. James
Wright were married Tonight at inc
residence of the bride, on commerce
street
THE Subordinate Lodge. No. %, of the
Legion OF Honor with twenty-eight mem>
beers. last night transferred themselves
in body to Oakland Camp, NO. !, or
the Workmen Of the World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Young ElOncrs Married.

WELDON. n. c., December 6--(Spe-
ciaD.-The Atlanta special from Richmond
last evening brought to this place Mr.
Julian A. Wallace and Miss Matte Vert
enbaker. all of Amelia county, Va, in
search Of connubial happiness. The sweet,
little bride is scarcely Is years OF age,
and is daughter of Rev. c. c. Vert
enbaker, well-known Methodist min
lister. She was a student at the Southern
Female College. Petersburg. and obtained
permission to visit her sister In Richmond
She was met at your city by Mr.. Wallace,
and the young couple boarded the fast
mail and were married here by Rev. p.
n. Stainback.
Mrs. NJ w. Smallwood a well-known
lady of this county. died near here to-
day; aged about CO years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
eIc BLAZE IN THE MAYNARD.
Engineering Department store ana 'o"-
,.,,s Consumed-Ioss s250,oo0.

tents C0nsuueu-bo~S
NORFOLK. VA, December 6.-(SpeciaD.
A. o'clock this morning fire was DIS
oovered well under way In the second
s,orv Of Building No. Is at the navy-yaru
known as the Steam Engineering Depart
rnent Store. and created great excitement
The fire originated. 1t Is thousnt' from
spontaneous combustion, ana shorliy aIter
n broke out was raging amongst large
lot OF oils, turpentine, waste, paints ~. ~
The whole force OF the yaru-apout Low
,nen-were soon working around the burn
TIC nile. saving what they could. with two
powerful steam fire-engines OF the yard
and two engines OF the Portsmouth de-
partment emptying an immense body OF
water on the flames.
DOOMED.
The engines made but little impression
however. and turned their attention to
protecting adjacent property. The burn
ING building was doomed. and with its
large accumulation of stoves and ma
chinery was destroyed inside of two hours.
A norton of the fittings OF the machinery
Of the new steel cruiser Raleigh were de-
stroyed. The building was go feet long,
70 feet wide. and three stories high. All
the steam engineering stores OF the yard
were kept there. and 1t Is estimated that
the loss will not fall far short Of $3.50 600.
Mr.. George w Bland. a workman, had
his head badly cut. No one else was In
jured.
A board consisting OF Capt. j. n. Miller.
Lieut.. G. X Curtis, and Chief Engineer
Elijah Laws. has been appointed to in
vestlgate the fire at the navy-yard to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Property Transfers.

Rlchmond: W. p. Anderson TO
c. i. Rand. interest in stock
of goods and assets Of firm OF
W. p. Anderson 81 CO.: Edward II. Brown
10 Joseph NJ. Newell, 1874 feet on east side
Of First street near Main, subject TO deed
Of trust Of 70. and % feet on east
side Of First street near Cary, subject to
deed Of trust OF 1900. s12171.sG; George
L. Haw. special commissioner. TO NJ. n.
Delhaye. 3J1s feet on north side OF Broad
street near Twelfth. 5000: Celia kass to
Sullivan. Drew q CO.. stock OF goods. hx-
lures, etc. I'm store, No. 5l7 east Broad
street and chooses in action, S'lcO' ;. ID.
Stout 10 James c. Drinard, 81 feet on
south side OF Powhatan street near Car
ter, and 50 feet on north side of Beverly
street near Linden. subject 10 deed OF
trust. 500.
Henrico: John Z. and Jennie l.. Blair
to ". I. Smoot. personally, 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07

The attendance at the Yuletide fair and
festival yesterday was much larger than
on tho opening occasion, and the ladies'
are now getting along very nicely with
their sales. This evening Captain Frank
Cunningham will sing. and there will be
fortunc-telling. In the afternoon there
will be a children's entertainment, en-
titled John Chlnaman and his Pig-tail,"
and much fun is promised the little ones.
The contest for the very handsome scrap
basket to be voted the most popular
young lady Is growing In interest. as Is
also the voting for the dolls.
The fair will Close tomorrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
REAL ESTATE AGENT FAILS.
Mr.. II. l.. Staples Makes nm Assignment
With Liabilities Of $4,000.

Mr.. Henry L. Staples real estate agent,
made an assignment yesterday with liabll-
tiles amounting 10 $500. The value OF his
assets are not estimated. The deed filed
In the office OF the Clerk OF the Chan
Gerry Court makes A. W. Patterson trus-
tee. and conveys to hi'S for the benefit
of Mr.. Staples's creditors certain parcels
of land In Chesterfield and Henrlco
counties: horse and surrey and harness
an iron safe and other ofiice-furniture in
room No IL OF the Chamber Of Commerce
building: two shares OF stock In the
Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity Com
pany: one share Chamber of Commerce
stock; bond Of Thomas Il. Watts's for
500 on which balance OF 500 is due:
two shares Of stock In the Lawton Type
Machine Company; twenty shares OF stock
In the Universal Electric Railway Signal
Company; twenty shares of stock In the
BOYD Land Improvement Company. and
other stock In land companies of Virginia.
The trustee is FIRST 20 pay the costs Of exc
cutting the trust. all State and city taxes.
and rents due. and then the remaining
proceeds viii 80 20 the adjustment as far
~ possible OF the following claims
seoond-class creditors--E. r. Crump, II.
9. Morton. u. A. Saunders. and p. f..
Conquest, trustees $s2ogT: s. +. Green,
tna; Robert Callahan. SIS: G. T.. Wool
ioik, NsS. III. +. Jones $lo.S7; Thomas
N: carter, ~; +. s. Tunstsll, StT0
thira-ciass creditors--S. T.. Lathrop *
company NS.s5; X. s. Bosher A sons.
N"' Richmond Dispatch Company ga
Fourqurean. Price 4 Co, $50 Levy a.
Davis, 1926; J. G. Staples. t4siT. Rich
mond Plumbing Company. ST. Is: Cabell &
Chelf. Ne.i0, A. Eichel. $40: Harvey Will
son. 40; Mccarthy & Haynes. s9O. es; John
p. Ewig & Co. SO; Ford & Peatross % rs.
~ q. Fors,mann. 1A+5; Montague a Co
10; The Cohen Company, s.. and Ali
other debts under SIS.
Any residue. Of proceeds shall be applied
10 the payment pro rata OF any balance
winch may remain due upon the following
notes after the security already given has
been exhausted:
Note OF III. L. Staples in favor OF Mat
thew Gilmore. for 1890: notes Of same in
favor OF James OKeefe. 81 500 and ssg:
note Of same to Safe Deposit and FL
deity Company. 500: note OF same 10 Gam
ston. Cox 4 Co. for SO; note OF c. ".
AVIS endorsed by III. l.. Staples, sti2: note
OF same and endorsed by same. sa24
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Died from Her Burns.

On Monday afternoon little daughte'
OF Mr.. Disse. who resides in the county
about mile beyond the Exposition
Grounds, met with distressing acct
dent, which resulted In the loss of he.
life She went out into a field near the
house. where a negro man was burning
brush, and in some manner her clothes
caught fire. Before the flames could be
the unfortunate child was
terribly burned. Physicians We're sum-
moned and everything was done TO aid
the little sufferer. but all efforts proved
futile. She died Tuesday morning, and
the funeral took place yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
visiting Railroad Men.

There have been during the last rev
days "A number Of gentlemen In the city
who are associated with railroads or rail-
road enterprises Among them are Mr.. Al
fred =. Thorn, Of Norfolk. receiver of the
Atlantic and Danvnle: MIR. W. a. Glas-
gov. of Roanoke, local counsel for the
Norfolk and Western Mr.. W. II. Turk,
general passenger agent OF the Richmond
and Danville: Mr.. c. NJ. Blackford, of
Lynchburg. counsel for the Richmond and
Danvile and Norfolk and Western; Mr..
W. A. White. counsel for the Atlantic
and Danvile: General w. II. Payne. of
Warrenton. general counsel for the Rich
mond and Danvlle; II. w. Fuller gen
cral passenger agent of the Chesapeake
and Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Bertie Comfy OmciaIs Elected.

WINDSOR, n. c., December 6.-(Spe-
ciaD.-The County Commissioners met
yesterday and continued in session two
days. Elections were held for Keeper of
Weights and Measures and for a Superin-
tendent OF the County Farm and Refor-
matory. w. 5. Taylor was elected 10 the
former office and James Austin TO the
latter.
Miss Bertha Tadlock, aged Is. daughter
OF w. J. Tadlock. a prominent farmer
living in Cashie Neck. died yesterday of
yailnu-chiilS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Rartlnna Refused.

Governor Mckinney yesterday refused
pardons in the following cases:
oliver Craft. sentenced from Pittsylva-
mia June, 1893 10 eight years in the peni-
Tertiary for malicious cutting.
Daniel Lane. sentenced December, 1885,
TO fifteen years In the penitentiary for
HOUSEKEEPING two indictments.
James Spurlock. sentenced from Zee
county TO two years in the penitentiary
for releasing prisoners from jail.
Walter Roberts. sentenced IN Nelson
.'uly. 1898. 10 twelve months In Jail for
violating the revenue laws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
East Carolina Mefhodlsts.

WILMINGTON. n. c., December 6.-The
Methodist Conference OF the Eastern Dis
trist of North Carolina convened in the
Fffth-Street Methodist Episcopal church
here to-day. Bishop Duncan presided.
The church was crowded with ministers.
delegates, and visitors. After a brief ad-
dress by the Bishop followed by roll
call. Rev. W. $. Cunnlnggim was elected
president. Very little business was tram
acted. and the conference adjourned until
$50 tomorrow. Only religious services
will be held tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Virginia DiyisIon r. =. A.

A meeting OF the Virginia Division.
Travellers Protective Association, was
held in the Chamber OF Com
merce building last night. President X.
S. Christian presided. and Secretary
George Gibson, Jr., was at his post.
Matters Of interest involving the welfare
OF the association were discussed ar
length. number of communications
from travelling statesmen in regard TO a
system Of railroad schedules that would
be suitable to the knights Of the grip were
read and duly referred 10 the Railroad
Committee.
The committee TO grange for the open
ing of the new rooms Of the Virginia pi-
vision. which IL TO be held on the 10Th
instant made its report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Broke His Jaw.

Yesterday evening as Arthur Booker
(coloredD was going home from his work
he was struck In the face with a snow
ball. In which there must have been a
stone. and his jaw was broken. The &C
cident happened at Baker street and
Brook ayenue. where several boys Were
engaged In snow-balling. The man was
taken to the Almshouse and treated, and
afterwards walked TO hts home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Flakes from Wake Forest.

WAKE FOREST. n. c., Decem-
Der 6.-(SpeciaD. -Professor A. Aus
tin will deliver lecture here
tomorrow at O'clock u. NJ. His
subject will be. The Art Of Boxing" The
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
oxford orphan Asylum.
The regular meeting of the Wake Forest
Scientific Society. which is on the first
Tuesday night In each month, was post
poned for few nights. on account of the
law lectures.
At the meeting OF the Wake Forest
Athletic Association on the 4th Mr.. T. J.
Pence wns elected business manager OF
baseball team for the ensuing year, and
Mr. r. T. Daniel was elected captain of
same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07

20 hold regular sessions hereafter IN the
Chamber OF Commerce II no objection
should be raised on the part OF that insti-
tuition. The hour for the meetings was
also changed from $50 r. NJ. To o'clock.
The Ordinance Committee failed q get
a quorum last night. and sub-chairman
stratton r. IN great quandary as 10
What step 10 take next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Convicted In the Hn.ting. Court

. In the Hastings Court yesterday Frank
w. Anderson was fined so for carrying
concealed weapons. and the following par
ties were sent to Jail for fifteen days each
on convictions OF petit larceny: jesse Jas
per. Ada Burrell. Alice Baker. Mary Bal
lard, James Butter, D'lla Clark three
cases), w. A. Dewitt. Ella Garrett. Rob-
ert Green, Sarah Johnson. Eugene Morris
alias NJ. Il. RobinSon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-07
Death of Mrs. II. w. Harris.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. December
e.-(SpeciaD. -Mrs. II. W. Harris. after
several weeks illness. died at her
home here yesterday. Only few months
ago she lost her only child. She will be
buried tomorrow.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Agnes. Andrews 10 Mr.. w. III.
Johnson. December 2ist in the Baptist
church Of this place