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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
SOCIETY IN WARRENTON.
Mis. Matte Byrne Payne's Lovely Lunch
eon-Bryani-GalIowsy Suptisls.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Dispatch)
WARRENTON, VA, october 7.-On
Tuesday Mrs r. j. Semmes gave beau
tiful lunch TO Miss Matte Byrne PAYNE
one Of our charming debutantes. Inc
guests were Misses Mary w. Scott Char-
lotte Nelson Marion Payne. Hattie Pouit-
ney. Margaret Morson. Lizzie Gaines
Rosa Tongue Lena Gaines, Jennie Payhe'
Nee. Payne and Janet johnson. Az an
other table a great many married iaales
held sway. Among them Mrs. Moses
Green. Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Jr., Mrs Jen-
nings. Mrs. Charlie Payne Mrs. General
PAYNE. and Mrs Britton were prominent.
After lunch cards were played, ana IL
WAS late in the afternoon when the guests
departed, taking with them gorgeous pou-
duets OF scarlet sage, with when the
tables were decorated.
ON Wednesday very pretty weuolhs
came off in the Methodist church mere
Miss Virgie Galloway was married TO MT.
S. l.. Bryant, of Southampton county
The maid OF honor was Miss Matte Ben
ner and the best man Mr.. r. IL. S'epP'
The ushers were Messrs. Willie Benner'
Edward Galloway, Brown anu "iiA"'i
Bryant. @
Mrs. william Spilman and Mrs. X. car
ter Scott left here for Richmond TINS
week, where they will spend the winter
Mr. Alfred NJ. Randolph left this vicinity
on Friday 10 attend n course OF lectures
at the Hopkins University on electrical
engineering. +.
Miss Halle Knox. OF Alexandra, Is
visiting at the home Of Major X. ld!lor
Scott. .. -,
Colonel Thomas Smith has just Ielt ms
native county to take charge OF ms uu'''S
in New Mexico.
pav and Mrs. Buckner NJ Randolph.
NJ richmond. will be at the country home
or Night Rev. A. NJ. Randolph on Mon
day for autumn vacation.
Miss Llewelyn Nicolson, VINO was
Miss Alice Whitcombe of Richmond mas
returned to her home In Washington
after a prolonged summeriAg near war
IeutOu.
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FOURTH DEATH BY ACCIDENT.
This in Three Months In the Same Nois"-
bo,hooa- Dinviddie Populisfs

Correspondence VI NV N1'"i
PETERSBURG. VA, OCTOBER = ne
dGath nv accident Thursday evening ol
Mir Thomas Wells. who was klilcu 10y "
Falling house near his home, on oId street.
,yos the fourth death by accident arnonS
nconls OF the immediate neighborhoou
within the past three months CLlei OF
police Eanes was killed three months ago
to-day by a fall through skylisht over
Movers & co.'s store, on sycamore street;
SIN afterwards Mr.. James Moore dled
~ INJURIES received while diving In the
Annomattox river. and Mr.. James Jones
was killed by the falling OF tree on 'ic
Richmond ard Petersburg turnpike. IL
seems also, that within the last rev
months the same unfortunate neighoor-
hood has suffered the loss, by haturai
causes. of some ten or twelve other cti-
zens Of prominence. ro,,,
II is reliably reported that the fopu-
lists of Dinwiddie county through thelr
convention 10 be held next court-day' VIII
tender their nomination for the House Oh
Delegates to MIR. Samuel y. Gillian a
we'll known Republican of the county ana
lately a division deputy in the Internal
revenue service. 1t is hardly propapie
that Mr.. Gillian win accept the honor
but II he is so disposed he may be apie
10 name the candidate in his place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
COMING WEDDING OF AN EDITOR.
Democrats to Meet-The
Thompson VIII to 10 Probstsd.
Correspondence OF The DIsPatcHJ


WILLIAMSBURG. VA, october lon
next Wednesday morning at IL O'clock
al Bruton Episcopal church, Mr.. William
Carlysle Johnston. the editor OF the Ga
zette. will lead to the altar Miss Cora
Brooks. The happy pair VIII take an
extended western tour, visiting the former
home of Mr.. Johnston. at Wheelerspurs'
Ohio.
ON Monday (court-day) the Democrats
OF jamestown District, James city county,
viii meet here TO complete their district
accumulation. when several leading Demo-
Gratis from Norfolk viii address them on
The Importance OF the approaching cleo
ton. -. ,,,..o.
Mrs r.. NJ. Smith and daughters, Misses
Edith and Meta, have returned from their
visit 10 Chicago.
Mr. Lewis Williams. our popular raiI-
road agent, with his wife. lett SATURDAY
for n two weeks visit to Chicago.
The viii OF the late Mr. p Nj. Thomp.
son viii be admitted TO probate next
Monday (court-day). His estate Is Naiuea
at many thousand dollars. Mr' nienaiu
Thompson his nephew, from Cuipepe''
we hear. is administrator
Mr.. John Quaife, from Ioiedo' ~, VIZ
has been here for several DAYS Nus ie
turned home. q. ooc-
Rev. Mr.. Lacy, an evangelist. Is con,
ductine services at Bruton Episcopai
church, which is now without fniniS
ter. =, vvu-
There are about i3S matriculates AT WE
liam and Mary so far, and they commune
20 arrive on every train.
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THEY MUST VACATE
OFFENSIVE PARTlsANS IN THE BEST
GOveRNmeNT OFFICES.
An Active Movement 20 he Msde-Coming
TO the Peterson FunefaI-A Big
Pr'~'-~- f,~dge.
Special telegram to tn, Dispatch

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. October IAN active
movement will soon commence here
against the Republicans holding govern
rnent Offices, and Offensive partizanship'
Will be pushed for all It Is WORTH all
other means having failed 10 turn the
rascals out" 1t Is an injustice and an
outrage to the party In the black belt
that all the fat-salaried positions In the
gift OF the Democratic administration are
held by black Republicans, some OF whom
have an offensive" political record that
will forever stand n stencil In the nos
trils'' OF al decent people against them.
The Naval Examining Board viii meet
again at the navy-yard next Thursday to
examine applicants for the position OF
foreman OF coppersmiths.
MINISTER'S COMING.
The Methodist ministers in Norfolk.
Portsmouth and Berkeley will attend the
funeral Of Rev. DIR. Peterson in Richmond
on Monday, with a number OF other per-
sonal friends OF the deceased.
The remains OF the late W. w. Strud-
wick, were taken 10 Hlllsboro. y. C.' TO-
day. where the funeral and interment
VIII take place tomorrow.
The wrecking steamer j. ID. Jones Win
the barge Haggerty. has gone to Coosaw.
s. c., to render assistance 10 sunkeh
dredges.
The membership OF Seaside Lodge, the
new Pythian lodge of Portsmouth, now
numbers nearly 800. and fifteen are gwen
the degrees each night.
BARNES TAKES CHARGE.
Mr.. Richard y. Barnes. the new master
machlnst OF the nayy-yard. TOOK charge
OF his department this morning.
Mr.. l.. II. Christie has been appointed
general secretary of the Portsmouth
Young Mems Christian Association MI.
j.. a. Hall having resigned ana accepted
a clerkship IN the navy-yard.
Mr. Edward II. Hammill, Portsmouth
merchant, will wed Miss Agnes \. Reveil'
daughter Of DIR. G. y. Revell. OF Anne
Arundel county Md, on Wednesday next.
THE RIGHT OF WAY.
The property-owners on Tripoll street,
adjoining the new market, claim that they
own the right-of-way TO the middle Of
the street, and have sued out an lhJunc-
ton restraining the clerk OF the market
from obstructlng the same by allowing
market carts to stand there
Two negroes, George Taylor and Butter
Rlount have been arrested here ana
lodged In jail for breaking into ana rob
bling the jewelry store OF ". I. Plnner'
OF Suffolk. Of 500 worth OF )ewelry'
Some OF the plumber was found in posses
sion of tie negroes.
John Z. Hathaway, a well-kno"n resi-
dent of Portsmouth, died to-day.
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MET DEATH BRAVELY.
PaIla.. the Spanish Anarchist, Executed
in barcelona.
Dy cable 10 the Dlspatch)

BARCELONA, october 7.--Pallas, the
anarchist. who attempted 10 assassinate
General Martinez de Campos. and who
was condemned by court-martlal to be
shot with his back TO the firing party,
was executed at o'clock A. NJ. yesterday.
The execution ground back Of the fortress
OF Montjuich was surrounded By troops.
Immense crowds OF people gathered In
the vicinity, but they We're not allowed
to pass the military lines. There was no
disturbance whatever
The condemned man was taken by
military escort from the chapel in which
his last hours had been spent, and march
ed 10 the place OF execution. lie was per-
fcctly cool and self-possessed, and did not
display a sign OF fear There was no de-
lay. every detail Of the execution being
carried out with military promptness.
Arrived ut the place where he was 10
meet his death, Pallas was placed with
his face 10 the blank wall Of the fortress.
and his back 10 the six infantrymen com
posing the firing party. The sergeant In
command Of the firing party at once gave
the word TO fire and Pallas feil dead.
At no time since his arrest had Pallas
shown any sign OF 1inching and he met
his death as bravely as II is possible for
any man TO do.
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THE BRUNSWICK SUFFERERS.
Subscription Started in stnunton-stone-
wall Band OF TO Chicago.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
STAUNTON, VA, October IA SUD
scription is being taken up IN TINS cl,S
for the sick and suffering al the lever
stricken city OF Brunswick, ia me
movement was inaugurated by the rev.
DR. Fraser. of the First Prespyteriani
church and is meeting with supatah'lu'
success. despite the currency depression.
The stonewan Brigade Band thirty
strong. left this morning via the Chesa,
peake and Ohio route for a two-weeks
trip 10 Chicago. The following members
are in the party: Thomas Prasho' director,
James A. Armentrout. president; CharleS
T. Haines, vice-president; W. A. Gruoer',
treasurer: c. Harry Haines. secretary
Rev. William Cumming. chaplalh' III
ID. A. Butcher, surgeon: W. II. BarRman'
drum-major: j. b. Wood, J. a. Menr,
Thomas McVeigh. +. VI. Taylor' John
stuart. Daniel Berry, W. p. Rhodes; >.
A. Gibbs, j. b. Armentrout, {. u. van
pelt. j. II. Van Pelt, w. +: Scnihi1'
Frank McGinnis, ID. a. Ritchie, ID: H.
Switzer. Frederick Frasier, Charles liam
ilton. NJ. L. Peterfsh. O. u. smith. Charles
stiles William Harnsberser, ana Robert
Richardson, Janitor.
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~ OR RENT. A FIRST-CLASS STOCK
y BRICK DWELLING with y rooms:
all modern improvements; just being
finished: located on Park avenue, No.
1885. \ delightful home.
1 D. l. o
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Ms,ae Concise. IN. Crimr.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)
ALEXANDRIA. October IA c6ro-
nef.s inquest over the remains OF Edward
Meade. who was killed by Virginia
Meade, his wife, and the negro. Clarence
Rome. was held In Dewan's undertaking
establishment to-day. a number OF wit
nesses were examined. and the evidence
showed that IL was n deliberate murder.
one witness testifying that she heard
the Meade woman and Rome. the muir
derer. planning Meade's death. The jury
brought in a verdict that Meade came
to his death from wounds in the head
inflicted by Clarence Rome.
The Mayor gave Rome and the Meade
woman hearing this morning, and sent
them on to await the action OF the grand
Jury, which meets on Monday next.
While being taken TO jail by officer
Crump, the man broke down and con-
fessed to the officer that he had inflicted
the Injuries that caused Meade's death
with a brick. and that Virginia Meade
stood By and saw him do IT,
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VERY ouLL AT OLD POINT.
Tho GUEST Leave with the Cruisers--North
Cgfoltna Veeruffs-personai
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)


Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, October
7.-Tbe departure Of the cruisers New
YORK ana Detroit has carried away
a number OF pleasant people who have
been lingering at the Point. Among the
later is Mrs Reeder, wife OF Commander
Rieder OF the Charleston, and her two
earning daughters, who have returned
% Annapolis
Major G. T.. T.. B. Davis. United States
Engineer, arrived from Washington Sum
day morning and spent a couple of days
at the post inspecting the work on the
disappearing gun-carriage platforms now
under construction by Lieutenant George
A. Zlnn.
Mr.. George o. Suffer agent OF the Ches-
opeake and Ohio railway. and bride have
returned from their western trip. which
Included Il weeks visit at the Worlds
Fair.
Lieutenant stephen VI. Toote. Fourth
Artillery who left here Some two years
ago TO assist in the survey Of the pro-
posed railroad to South America, arrived
from Chicago Wednesday. where he has
been on duty with the Worlds Fair. He
Is now stationed at Fort Mclienry. Nd.
battery.
fslssoA.N.Ais
Mrs. Raynsford. a former resident Of
Old Point. is visiting her brother, Mr..
William Bouleh.
Lieutenant &. j.. Parkhurst, Fourth Ar
t.llery. who has been on ordnance duty at
the Watertown Mass) Arsenal for the
past year. was visiting friends at the post
during the week.
Mrs Lieutenant Edward Davis and her
daughter, Miss Susie Davis. have returned
from two weeks visit TO friends In
Baltimore.
Major Tucker arrived from Washington
yesterday morning and paid off the troops.
Recruits from North Carolina are com
mencing to arrive. and thirty-one stepped
up and took blanket" last month.
Most Of them are young men largely from
the agricultural districts. and anxious 10
get better education, which they can
do here at Uncle Sans expense.
The following thermometers have regis
tered at the Iiygela Hotel during the
week William i. Robinson, G. i. Ten
nant. Miss NJ Noodle Sedgwick. John J..
OrndOrI. Thomas Potts. John $. Munce,
G w Cofer, and Irwin Weisiger.
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EOR ENT
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
No. llO3 MAIN STREET.

No. Q west Broad street; STORE and
DWELLING. -
park avenue near Harrison street; IA
No. 81 l-2 north Fifth street; rooms:
FLAT OF 4 rooms, bath, etc; NO. ~"
west Grace street
No. els IL north Tenth street; rooms;
Nos. 200 and I'll west Cary street;
rooms each.
ROOMS for gentlemen on FRANKLIN
street near Madison.
No. 76s north Seventeenth street
Park avenue near Meadow; AChE.
Winder near Carter street .erick);
roms
No. 1ii7 winder street: s rooms.
Cary street between strawberry ana
Mulberry: Z rooms and kitchen
No. as Holly street; rooms.
OFFICES AND STORES.
Also. several DESIRABLE DWELL
INGS In jackson Ward for colored ten
ants. Z DC
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Caution.

limitations have been put upon the mar
ket so closely resembling Allcock's Poruf
plasters In general appearance as TO DC
we'll calculated 10 deceive. IL IS
however. In general appearance only
that they compare with Ailcocks'
Tor they are worse than worm
less, inasmuch as they contain
eeleterious ingredients which are api
to cause serious injury. Remember thas
Alleock's are the only genuine porous pias-
ers--ths best external remedy ever pro-
duced and when purchasing plasters DO
not only ask for. but sss thai you get
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riders by Colonel ". c. Jefrress pre-

riders by Colonel W. c. Jeffress pre-
yioua TO the contest.
In the evening all OF the available space
In the entertainment hall OF the Young
Mons Christian Association building was
taken 20 witness the coronation. and lis
ten TO a very able address by our Com
monweaith's Attorney w. NJ Bernard.
Miss May Goodwin, OF Nouoway, was
crowned Queen OF Love and Beauty; Miss
Estelle Farley. OF Blackstose. FIRST maid
OF honor: Miss Matte Vaughan. OF Cum
bertrand. second maid, ana Miss Rebecca
Jones, 81 Crewe, third maid. The cou-
pies and invited guesty then repaired to
Hotel Crewc where substantial refresh
ments were served, after which Mahns
Hall was the seem OF very enjoyable
ball. chaperoned ~ Mesdames Samuel NJ.
Williams. Cephu' $. Smithson. and VIII
liam II. WILSON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
HIS NATIVE LACE.
or. PETERSON WAS eeLtep AND
RESPECTED IN PeTeRStRG.
AMI Escort For Its Remhias to .sutifui
plandford-N No Plan Adopts For
n Watersappiy.


correspondence Of the Dispatl
i,ryERSBURG. VA. October 7.Prob-
.,..,. nn virginia minister was more idely
.....o and more generally respect and
,....l In this city and section thu was
e.. urv Dr. J.. A. Peterson. who cd in
Richmond on Friday Dr. PetersC was
,.ilye ~ Petersburg. and here h grew
D, manhood receiving his early ediation
,, our schools. and assoclatlng WI the
,..s who have now grown TO oil age.
Do. nearest rclatlyes-two sistersreside
t... and lis friends and acquaiiances
...l.... hc whole community. TIRE is
.. . Methodist congregation IN tc city
.... ll. heard time ana again his arrest
,. from The pulpit. though, ngular
,. .... b.. had never been the p'ior or
... .ne OF our churches.
.. Peterson was a member Apo
...... Lodge. 40. &C. l. O. -. + OF this
. s committee of whose memsrs VIII
30. RICHMOND 90 attend his fuTrai ser
- ana escort the remains BACK 70
-..n burg Tor burial ia beautiful old
...rI Cemetery. where hi parents
81. ypry 81 his immcdie family
... s .. peaceful rest.
TROUBLESOME MATER.
-.. common Council was n session
.,,. nearly 10 O'Clock laet night as
. ta- subject Of the ADDITIONAL sup
90 o.t,r for the city. = stated IN
.. ......~ f.nlrnCc several oNs ago. The
... ..-Ir..r after very cariul surveys
..-..- q. the Council estimates Of the
.... ,t.ir.uy water fronall the avail
... sources around the dt, embracing
... .-.k n Chcsterntm county me
.t.x river and carl. and the
.f streams flowing Though Dinwid-
.... Hut ~ each rEse the cost
...l THAT tire CouTh COMMITTEE
advisable. 90 rGort adversely
-,I ., recnrsnfnd the scheme
.,. Lieutenant rin. and the pur-
tg., or three farms in Dinwiddie
. ,.ru.4. ns "a. most available
rlriIoal uu OF securing a good
- ,.re waite. The Council some
u,.f. am appropriation of $4,000
...,..e. Thj plan. however was
.rros,I q the meeting last
.I b. Aas rglly withdrawn, and
. ......l sl.ourr. without taxing any
ia. main opposition to TINS
10 ..IriIr VS. based npon pup
. u.l. lv ne Medical Faculty
..rr. er,h water % he impure
.t.rall. d health. But II Is
...t..r ~ p" general pubhc II
.... .. much worse than the water
t. .l -
ACTIVITY Is PEANUTS.
o.. ..,.t rqulct. which has for 50
..,.. boa dormant. has during
several Nys shown considerable
.rI lrr sales have been mace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

By telegraph to the Dispatch)

10y ItIVEIdI 10 VI I7I7''I1V'IT
NEW YORK, October THE thirty
second annual meeting or the Board OF
Trustees of the Peabody Fund began yes
terday at the Fifth-Avenue Hotel. The
following new trustees were chosen 10
replace those who have died during the
past wear: Joseph H. Choate 10 replace
Hamilton Fish. president: 9. y. Gilman.
of the Johns-ITopllins University, to TO-
place eX-President Hayes George W.
Childs, OF Philadelphia. 10 replace
4. j. Drexel, and Charles f.. Fen
ner. Of New Orleans, to replace r. l..
Gibson. J. Pierpont Morgan and DR..
Samuel \. Green were unanimously elected
treasurer and secretary. respectively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
A BRISTOL RESIDENCE BURNED.
Nearly All the Furniture Also Consumed-
Loss and Insurance.
fspecial telegram TO the Dispatch.)

Special telegram TO the Dispatch)
pPISTOI,. TENN, october 1.-THE nne
residence OF j. NJ. Barker was destroyed
by fire about 1880 o'clock this morning
The fire originated from the kitchen hue:
The building was In the suburbs and Il
was impossible for the fire company TO
ranaer available assistance. Most OF the
furniture was also consumed. The oulld,
ing was worth $1,000. and the Destroyer
furniture was very valuable. Inc m
surance on the whole was about 'l''vo.
Mr.. Barker Is in Chicago at'ehuins 'ae
Wor,d,s Fair. He IS leading spirit In
Bristol ., ,..o
Joe Dotson waived an examination mere
this morning. and was admitted TO BAN in
the sum of $500 His accomplice Al
dington, was admitted TO bail In the sum
of 5000. They are held here ana wiz
probably make the bond In day OF So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

NOR RENT CONVENIENTLY LO-
i GATED BRICK DWELLING. No.
81 east Cary street; 10 rooms; gas and
bath: rent $50 Call early.
nc So L Il. CUAEFIN & CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
HIS SHORTAGE INCREASING.
Roanoks's Defauiting Teller Said to BE In
Washinxion-M Mitch ell Jailed.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.)

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
ROANOKE. VA. october LII. f.
Loving, the defaulting paying-teller OF the
First National Bank. u said to be In
washington. A continued examination OF
his accounts reveals to-day . further
shortage OF 5000. making the total TO
date N,oSS.75 The bank officers say-that
this amount viii not be further increased.
as the examination has been thorough.
ID. III. Mitchell. who killed N, G. Dyer
yesterday. appeared before Pohce-Justsce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
4 TOURNAMENT Ar CREWe
'"' height OF tho Golden Rod Crowns
the Queen of Love and Beauty.

spondcnce Of the Dispatch)
"'." j.. VA. October IA tourna-
'' gotten up by the young men here
i.' '.n on yesterday afternoon before
% lhe largest crowds OF people that
r., ever assembled here. The weather
90, i'iiect Tor the occasion. and the
80 'i the twenty skilled knights was
,.'''o throughout. After several tie
;, hao been made, II WAS announced
80, we nrst honor had been won by the
yIt-sh' Of the Golden Rod" MIR. s. H.
a. AsVh' second honor by the Knight
I'VE Mr. Howard r.. Harper: third
ID, by the Knight OF Cumberland. .
n. n W Anderson. ana the fourth by
hn'ght Of the Lone Star Mr.. G.
"s@d' An address was made 10 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
u...A., Missionary SOCIETY,".
Pastor cooley IL he Instnilrd-Death oil
w Gooc--A CAN Accepted.

.... na,.ce Of the Dlspatch)
october 5.-The annual
the Woman's Missionary So
,.. j..ltmore Conference OF the
9L church, south VIII
'.f.,. commencing on Sunday
..... continuing three days. ABOUT
.. .tt dlegates are expected
.. thc Wifc Of Bishop Wilson.
sunday dso Rev. J.. G. OberieY'
.rlr oi ST Marks Lutheran
his rlace. viii Doe regularly In
tr. rastoyotr. Rev. Socrates
.. d. OF Sew Market, Va, VIII
... ..rnou aud L"y. .. /. Miller
This place. viii assist in the
So night the pastor Will preach.
.. mas been announced or MT
.f o. worthy citizen living IN
..,. end 81 the county, In the
hiq ace. For hfty-onc years
.. .. l4I boon member 81 the
..argh. ana In all the walks Of
.s I.I iu high esteem.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
adj Mrs. Joseph Kaufman living
Ill-rVulo nc.Ihhoin'"A, 3" ,''0
celebrated their golden wedding
THIS week. They were the reclp-
many CNislti Nloti'Un ""' WIN
...... .f good VIII In concentration OF
.ut
y. SureNalt. formerly pastor on
.... lIth,r,u churches IN this county,
,.. .., YEAR accepted IA call 10 German
-. Indiana. has returned. ana VIII
.. ...tue tho pastoral care OF ms
Churches lie likes Virginia better.
number Of visitors TO the World 5
.a tnis section g. on the increase
., have been express themselves
..r pleased with what they saw.
Hr Mcdonald, Of Kentucky has
.-.ta r.dl 10 the pastordte OF Leaks
..l Newport Christian churches IN
,. .r-. and has entered upon his
.... Dire win reside I'm luray.
PROGRESSING.
... work II charging and improving
r..uuse i'm this place Is progress
r.IIy. When completed the court
.. ... on. ot the best iu The state
.. .. be-. heated by furnace under
. ft.taning the low price OF wheat
.ry farmers are this fall putting
.... CROP and. with favorable sea-
. r. weld next year viii be heaNy
Although complaint is made OF the
i Ir. of farm products yet the lar
,IHN n this county are pros
..s ..l vcn-to-do and have much 10
b t-.-.,.l for. Visitors TO Luray ana the
.... .y they have seen few secuohs
..'.. superior TO this.