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Remarkable Sales and Wonderful n!?sSs.
0HeF 800 Davis Sewing Machines Sold in NINETY
In the Counties CT Wise and Lee
In the Counties OF Wise and Lee.
This 10
this large
" II. BLANTON. BIG STONE GAP. I

rop iusi must
have
!i;cs Nhishy qua,,
dlaud.pn gan lis
3, iyohr milr.
DA: - pa;,a
ec1 n
only ,iGi
perfect Every ,ru,ltril !uud T.,
Inc "'i Sewing Machine Ollie Knoxville, I'm,
"irSb ""tA year over 1880 Machines
III" I, AZ - tie like
am no" receiving numerous orders rric>
DAVIS it i.
voluntary ordcr,
Having heating CAV
Ihayc! uia,G.
honorable DAVIS
chineis
EgSm n,acin
keep ntck fall supply Of Davis Sewing Mtir
""at my o, in building formerly occupied
whet"er 80" n"y orh' Very Respectfully
w. II. BLANT
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goth Gay Of March, 1885,
tina: being lie first day OF lic March i"rn 81 NE
'rcrit Cou:; Of Scott county Virginia. at TIE rom
door -; the curt houSc II said county '.:cf III hpte
,utcry to tie highest bidder, the farm d'Sct!o," ~
said last Will and testament ~ the John Il. ''ie
,.sn mon ;hc following terms: One Hundred i'i-
Ss cu.i in i.l.i-:c rr>iiu. in one. iw" an" me"
wear, limc equal nstal'menrs, brn:inG Interest ;"A
,ny Of sale Bni, with good s'cnrilN M1'' i'' re-
circd from the purchaser ana til? !c;'ii"o 'i'!'
last payment ..,, 49,. ~, corn
consists ~ trac, containing. hy surface ''''ia'
,ncr;. four hundred and ihr,y-iivc acres, more %;
l4s. IN good STATE " ci!itiva!ion Is well a';''''
10 runnS and grain. las g"rl dweiii:' orc"''''
barn, and ou-buiIg<; Is WILL "at'r'd 'y hiIr'To"'
,,ood Servings anj brancns-hns lire haiic SoG'i
Orchard and large quantity oil l'"i'l"r' ga" "'''
,ticr orc>t trees.
TIE LAND Is SITUATED
IN the waters % Copper Creek. about eight miles
,or,llwcst rom tiac City and three mics cas-; Lro'
l,Ilnc;,or, and is Oh Tie public read leading rom
I;liucl,,or; over Copper d:. 10 Gatr City. II i Il
very attractive ans! desirable location for Een' ~"
10 doubt i'll be found great barsnin The i''c j.
regarded 49, perfectly GOOD.
I'rl9 inlor,naiio gyvn or application to the '"e:
:: ..ucd.
W. e. K. SrEoEC,
Administrator with the Will annexed OF the i:s,";r
ofyalUes u. Ncn"yiiun, deceased ."
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of the C-cut
Y Court of the county OF Wise oh the 3lst day Of

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of the CTcni
Y Court Of the county of Wise Oh the 3lst day Of
January 1899.
H. o. Combs, PHI, IN Chancery
Against on answer and Cross Bill Of
EFT. Sl,ortt e. ais DTS DIlk Ui Iii, Stone Gap.
The object of this suit Is to recovcr from 4. T..
Short 1852 with Interest frcm Get, llth 1891 and
costs. and reasonable Attorneys re and to 9c;
judgement certain notes Of {. y. Arrklt ana " -.
r. and H. +. Hudsrils, deposited with said ,amk ~
collateral security for payment cf i ,e rom sHid
Short said Bank and to have the Land in bill
men ioncd subjected to TIE lien n collateral notes
And an ufildar Fit La ing been snlac and filed at the
defendant = j. II. Frazier, ". H. >EIa. aud +. I.
Short, are not residents 81 the Sac Of Virginia IL Is
ordered that they do appear rr within - days after
due publication horro and DO whe; may hc Eccessa-
ry 10 protect their interest il ihis slit A, it is
further ordered that copy Ecreof be Published
once week for four weeks in Tee Big Stone Gcp osr,
and that copy be posted a; the front door OF the
courthouse of this county or the first day Of tie next
term OF the county court of said comfy.
\ copy-Teste j. Z. lirrG Clerk.
Bullitt 4 Mcdowell, 20. lO-it
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The Commonwealth of Virginia,

TO the !Shcrig of ttt Coantg u lIfsc--t1fcting:
We Command you. TIA: y"u s,ua;..pn Biz Stone
Gap Improvement Company Thomas Il. Walker, ".
f. Harris, +. M liarnin. Wn. 4. Saeiay. aoi;ii W.
Fox lr, Southwest Virginia Mineral ..n.! Com Paily,
Appalachian Bank, =. G. Thompson, T. Z. T5omp-
son. Jr., Lucinda Thompson. II. u Bets .,n,
kautnlan Norris l.. Mage, i. Il t.sf liz, .lfrcG z.
Mullins and Liewrl'yn y. irp:r,le.. '.omuosiag The
firm ef Mullins i Crci1cr. The !ugnor!.7osrr Com
paiiy. also known tie Loose Coapa3Y, L. E. Ne
colii.c aid j. T. McConncl. tconic-i.g the !irn. o!
i. +. Mcdonnell Co > ii. !. N0ps aH. J. ]! Haeer.
composing the firm OF u l.. Wood & Cu..) Bank Of
Big Stone Gap, L. II. Vaughan and J. - Fursus0p
composing the firm OF :. II! Taasian & Co.; b.
Milheiser, GrsiAynuS Ai.iser. q. r A;;heiSe, and
Sampson iIirsh, composing De fran u - i;lai>er
& Co.,l ". Il. Nickcls, YIN. SicGeosgc Jr., W W
Nickels and w j. i;orsey, ia'in ,rt !, H. NickeIS
compose The hnn OF ". H. Nicksls & Go. i; o.
Fowikes, Trustee, James Lane N!isH, I'M Cawen,
j. d. Goodl"e, " T. Goo'.loc. 3 Z. Gucd!oe, Taomss
{. Rutherford and parties naiues unknown, who ere
may be Interested liz the uhjyci 10 DC disposed Of
in this suit, to appear ut ,ie clerks Office of The
circuit court of The cornvG. J. sc. nj tie rule Ia be
!ult; inr tie said caI;Tt Oh the
First Monday in March, 1893.
to answer 10 a bin in Oh lsrery exhibited against
tEeln IL or said court b. n {, EaJr 'rhrusto;l,
Trustee. A;Gs have then there til, wit. Witness,
J. f.. llpi'S Clark OF oar ssjti cenri. at iI,e eou.;
year OF the Commonwealth.
fes,v: ] Il. i.lree, s,irrs.
4 Copy Tcste: j. f. iips-. kirk.
VIRGINIA. In tn Clerk. oHice OF the Circuit
fout,o Wise COUNTY, -oil .iay eIJai.nary. lSas.
In Vacation
lappearng troa, as;5aslt alca in tie caese Of
T. C. iiaar Thrrs,on. 'srcstse, ,isintii. agi.ts, J.
w. Fax X. e; al, defendants, I'm. ire I.pker Com
thu lGrner-Ioesyr EslDruay-is u
corporation organized anl eNistL RIDER cielaws Of
foreign st,tc tint tl:crcis lSa bosliity 10 agent
or other person OF ss. covpors son9a .iit process
NJ service can be made:
Il is ereiorc er,Ierta lai Il ssii,connly
be published once week far 5s saer4ssist. we*ks
~ teiiis Sn,,. Gap losr, fi3.isfJ Ia
wis't e,sints sifsii,la.
sissisa ~, III Psi, Clerk.
Built 4 siei,pgsll, p. q, ie-at,
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We have an arrangement by which We get
supply Of the above named articles each
week, and can always give You the lowest
prices. Give us call and let us convince you
that we can save you money.
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks O:Iice of the
Circuit Court Of the County of Wise Oh the
18th day Of February, 1893. In vacation.
NJ. .. Combs, Pl'tf
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N.kGiNlA: Airucs held in the clerks oli'ce o!
the circuit Tor the county OF Wise Oh the 9th
day OF February, 1893
Bans. of ri. Stone Gap.
Against I In Debt.
ET. Shor,t,W 3 .Kilborrn & AJGI"back
The object OF this suit is to OF The said de-
PENDANTS the o $4Ho with interest from N"vein-
Der 18th. ls9l.rntil paid, and Affidavit having been
made lh.t said T.. +. Short is Nonresident % this
State the >ai,, defendant is rcqurr!to a;cai within
fifteen days after uc publication u this order in tine
c:cr o:.ce Of said rour. NJ rules 10 be hidden
therefor, and do what l. necessary 10 .'rnl'ct his III
crrsts. Md il is ordered that copy "l TINS o!cT he
forthwith. prbsishe once week. FOR four successive
weeks, in the Big Stone Gap Posi-. n newspaper
printed in the town OF Big Stone Gap, in he Comfy
Of Wise. and posted NJ thu front door OF 'he court
house Of said county. on the first day o: the next
county court for the saiicoumty after the date OF this
order.
ACopy:-Te>tc j. L. h:rs, Clerk
BrLrIrr & McDowEIL, r.. q. 10-at
XTlRGTNIA: In the Clerks Office o. the Circuit
y Court Of the Comfy Of Wise, the 10Th day oi
February, 1888 At rules.
frnes; Newell. Plaintiff,
Against In Clancer;.
g. X D?huS,, Adm r., e al. Dcf'is.)
The object of this suit is to convene the creditors
OF The estate Of John r. Dc.nsh, deceased. ascertain
the assets in the hands OF tho administrator a'! nrT
assets % AID estate, aud the liabilities G. raid esaic
ana to subject the personal and real assets thereof IL
the claim OF tic pa1n'i ana othrr crc"ltnrs ANA
an afidavi having been made and filed that the de
PENDANTS, John DebIsk, Thomas Russell IIebusk,
Rc5ccca Davenport and Sampson Davenport. her his
band. are not residents OF the State Of Virginia. il is
ordered that they 90 appear here within l5layS after
due publication, hereof, and do whaI may lac ncc"s-
sary to prdt@ci their interests in tli snit. And il Is
turtle: ordered ha, copy hereof le published ".te
week for four weeks in the Big Stone Gap Posi-,
and that copy i've posted nj the front door ut The
court house ofihis ounty the first ryof the next
term OF the court Df said county.
a copy--Teste: J. Z. LIFTS, Clerk.
r. T. Irvfr n o. 12-.t
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emit 1
ncDyG medm ST. ~ suit
~ msa5 an Misses A opH
%
mons 5rmud@S d
RIFT REDUCTION TN FIX ====:
COOS
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2oth Cay Of March, 1895,

T;., ,,;r.;i,. 10 the authority vested ~ ~ ny HE
MI am: ;es:1;uc,:: Of Tho late James VI. i":icy-
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VIRGINIA: In the clerk office of the circuit court
for the county of Wise the I'd day Of February,
1881. In vacation.
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A Copy:-Te>tc: J. Z. IA"rs, Clerk.
BrLfIrT < MCDowELi., y. q. 1914.
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4 copy lost: i. u. ~!
VIRGINIA: IN the Eief
OF Wise coUuty, Ga
Rulcs.
It appearing from an a
wherein X. T.. ballard III
and E.W Gould. ct as.
pies Bank of l'iaeviile, on
cause, is 4 corporation .
the laws % a foreign -
county, no agent oi sui!
son on whom service .: nr
fo:c ordered thai a prccr.
once u week, irr iouf =
Staac Gap Posi-, 4 newt!
~ Virginia.
Bullit, g Mcdowell. p
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VIRGINIA: Atruies
7 the circuit cOari for
day OF February. 1873
Illusion. Trustee,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-01-12

SYsRT07-S CT 60 Es-I.-Drll, heavy
headache, obstruction &c tie nasal passages,
discharges falling frcr2 go ir.'sl III throar,
sometimes profGse water AMI ccT. It others,
thick, tenacious, Tluc, us pJralclt, ol99-y and
pu.riG: the eyes are WEAK 0,:tl w.--erT: there is
q ringing i'll the e@Ea. Cteiaess, l.asi.ia, or
coughing TO clear thu throat, OK. ,ec. Grafton of
offensive matter, tce+Her IVl.l sc..Js l. Ill
GERS; the vol 2 is clan-ei all h.as 4 i" nasal
twang"; the breath Is offensive; smell and
less with mental depression. n hac.Siag cough
lCd general ifiiy. @ liy = few / Tie ;-}0ve-
zamcd symptoms are hSCl- = b. present in
&Hy one case Chotls1n-S CT cases q Tlu-llly,
Without m .ai.sSt ny half OF .he above symp-
tons, re- n c -.iFrni@. 81 cll IL the
crave. , p CIs2nse Is 50 sroraG1 mere decep-
i've and dangerous, or less ss.eTaeooG b. phv-
, Clans
By its rnill. etscthir- ca7 Ge1ii7.- properties,
DR.. Sage5 Cat,rra st j cars laa worst
COryz- cla a-sF1a e.s,.Asla
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-01-12
Gen sta1t,- TIa-rrriT- (. 7-'ittin-"

THOMAS J. RUSHING. ESQ. ce1e Pine street.
St. I.lii.s. = d. W. rs; - was = $ lcrer
from cs'aryf for 1890 wears - q Hes could
hardly c-.Ea. az A-.Vi;i-lg
and So -. mi 7 cle Lost a lit rsoat $ could
not breath, though TIE noi,rils. I thought
nothing cou'{ 10 done f : me. LIZ IL. was
advised to t-y DR.. Sage's Ca-arrh i; -ajy. and
1 am row o Y ii ic.sN ! believe 4 , he the
only sure remedy f3r cGec.-h l2.. 1l2aItac-
tureA an o-c his only to -ive i a fir t-..al -
expeTfeae0 lstoEading res-l-ts AID a ise--e'7.i-
cure
A c7rs-7e4 T'zas. res 81 ~-ll, Giving valu-
ahle hint r. q ..!.i.l< T.. .szf C. matters
of importance, VIII 1e NAL pcs n - any
address. on receipt CT = tyT - - - g stamp.
Address
Wolzrs 7-sp,a,,.ry 2al,--7 t.s-',.::an.
NC. ees azasn S,-ce-. - no. u. K
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-01-12

Sole Agents cor Hydro Salety Lamps for Incubators
and Br,n,rs Cynona for dsnfecting and killing
mine. Ravens Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. Nish-
bets Tonic Poultry powder.
Manufacturer Of roley's California Poultry Remedy
for roup sweedhead and all diseases Of the head
and throat Of fowls Anglo-American Dog Remedies ;
varieties warranted to cure. No Pills for Pigeons.
Everything for Fancers and Breeders. Write for what
you want. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
His Own business.
Norfolk Landmark.)

There il no law ia Virginia prescribing
when Colonel 0Ferrall or anybody else in
his position shall resign, or when an elec-
ton shall be held 10 choose successor to
a CONGRESSMAN who NAV be elected Cover
nor while in office. Therefore We say that
the congressman has perfect right to re-
sion when he gets ready to 60 out of the
seat IN Congress when his term as Gov
ernor begins. When he resigns the Gov
ernor will issue warrant for an election
10 fill the vacancy. Ii there Is no law on
rhe books providing for it, there is
law Of good sense and propriety which
does. and II will no doubt be followed, as
it was when Mr.. Meredith. OF the Eighth
District. was elected.
Anybody who prefers 10 think that Col
onel O'Ferrall should have resigned be-
fore this, or should do so now, may do SO
without lncurring any penalty OF law, and
those who think differently may Likewise
pursue their line of thought without fear
OF bodily harm. We think that IT Is Col
onel O Ferralps business TO decide when
he will retire from his congressional place,
and he has right to know that he IS sisct:
cd Governor before giving up the place OK
Congressman. Moreover, as he declares.
while he is Congressman he can serve MS
friends and help to MAINTAIN the Demo-
cratic policy which carried him aud his
colleagues into office. Ii Is much more
important to 90 to work and secure
rousing majority tor the whole ticket than
il il 10 decide for Colonel OFerrall ques-
ton which he alone can settle. IL Is little
less than impertinence to be discussing 1t
as some people have been doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

that fool tarrapln don't know that he is
done dead yet"
The laughter and applause was terrific.
and General Grosvenor made no further
attempt to interrupt Moses.
One Of the best stories told In the de-
bate on the silver bill came from that
brilliant young congressman. Lafe Pence,
OF Colorado. He said that the people In
his country could not discern the differ
ence between the dollar OF the Treasury
OF to-day and the dollar OF the Treasury
under John Sherman. To Illustrate this
fact he said that back in Marion county,
Indiana, there Is little town on the
Johnson county line, OF about 800 people.
a stranger came into the town one Sun
day and walking out from the hotel saw
a little white church and a crowd going
in He noticed that II was Lutheran
church. He went on and in the next
block saw a little brown church, and was
surprised to see that II was also a Luther
an church. He went back 10 the hotel
and told the proprietor that II struck
him as rather strange that little town
like this. hardly able to sustain one
church, there could be two churches just
alike.
What do you mean?" asked the land
lord. The stranger told him what he had
seen.
"Oh." replied the landlord. you are
mistaken. Those two churches are some
what alike but not Just alike. Over In
the white church they believe that the
serpent tempted Eve and Eve tempted
Adam, and Adam fell. but over in the
brown church they think that Adam was
a bad egg from the start"
The majority of the good stories told
in the House come from the South and
West. They are usually original and
given in dialect. But in the crowd OF new
members who have entered the sd Con-
gress. there are none who begin 70 ap-
prOach John Allen. His drawing intona-
tion in detailing life in Mississippi touches
every congressional midriff and throws
the House into convulsive merriment
AMOS j. CUMMINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
A Timely Service.
Oynchburg News)

II Is a very timely service that the
Richmond Dispatch is doing for the sociai
tranquility OF Virginia and the South.
The communications from eminent law
vers which it published on Sunday
last in response to an inquiry as TO what
legislation, or change of judicial pro
cedure. is requisite for the more speedy
and satisfactory administration OF the
criminal law-these communications, we
repeat will most undoubtedly exercise
saiutary influence in the General Assem-
bly in ouickening the legislative con-
science upon this all-important topic.
IL is useless to declaim against iyncn-
law until malefactors are more speedily
tried more certainly convicted when
nroyen to be guilty. and more swiftly pay
the penalty OF their misdeeds. Judges
who are too lax in granting continuances
and writs OF error. and juries VINO are
too lenlent in their verdicts. are largely
responsible for that impatient public SEN
tlment which usurps the functions OF the
courts and DEGREES hemp-cord and grape
vine judgments.
And II Is useless 10 declaim against the
one abuse until there Is a change for the
better In the other. Along with the pangs
of despised love, the insolence OF ONCE
and the spurns that patient merit OF ,iie
unworthy takes. must be numbered win
other grievance the laws delay. Yes. the
laws delay. far more than anything ana
all things else, Is the fruitful and perni-
cIous parent Of the disgrace OF lynch
laW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

Not long afterwards In referring IN the
desperate efforts OF the bankers 10 choke
OF the silver men. Mr.. Talbert said that
charity forbade that ne should gay that
Congress was influenced by their action.
Every man. however, could think, II he
did not speak. To illustrate his idea. he
said that down In South Carolina there
was man who hired n lawyer once to
conduct case In court. As the lawyer
was not talking exactly TO suit him. he
got up 10 make "A few remarks himself.
The judge, OF course. made him take his
seat. He got up again, and the judge
made him take his seat again. A third ana
fourth time this happened. and finally the
old farmer got up and said. well. Judge
II you won't let me talk. wont you let
me think?'
why. certainly" replied the Judge.
wen, Judge" he said. 81 think you
and all these lawyers are a great set OF
Tascals"
In referring 20 the allegations that the
Sherman act had caused bedeYiment in
the country, Mr.. Talbert said that the
passage OF that act reminded him OF
something that happened In North Caro-
lima just after the war General Kilpa-
trick came through tho town going home.
An old Union man named Roark, who
had very fine horse. went out to meet
the General. He rode up 10 him and
thought that fitzpatrick knew him.
Good morning General" he said. Kill
patrick returned the salutation rather
gracefully. Then turning to one of his
men. who was riding very poor horse,
he said. Get off that horse" Addressing
Roark. he continued, Get down of your
horse" Roark did as he was told, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
CONGRESSMAN PENCE.

verified the verse. ,r,,
..Weu." he said, after drawing a long
breath brethren. | had not seen II III
this here book before, but | know IL Is
true or IL would not have been here. IL
,e an evidence OF the assertion MADE III
another portion Of the Holy Blole' that
man is fearfully and wonderfully MADE
4, was an old story. but one that thTe"
the House into convulsions.
ON the next day jerry simpson useu
story to Illustrate point In ms snNe,
euoech He said he had been disappointed
-, thc noverty OF the case of the oppo-
sition. Ii reminded him of story about
a gentleman who built a steamboat on
Tho Missouri river lt was at time
u,ben there was great rivalry TO see
yrh,ch could have the louder whlstie'
The man built steamboat with sever
foot boiler and put on II nlhe-ioo'
whistle. When he blew the whistle tne
first time all the steam went out OF t"c
boiler. This seemed 10 be the conultioh
OF the opponents Of free coinage. lhey
blew of every pound OF steam IN their
boiler at the first start and had drliteu
into the rushes on the shore TO get up
steam again. r,,
Ierrv.s story took magnihcently. Tho
House laughed AT Il so long that he
snent fully a minute scratching his
head.
FAREWELL. VAIN WORLD.
In his maiden speech on the floor OF the
House the redoubtable Champ Clark OF
Missouri, stuck TO his text with the
oualntest logic. He is regarded as one
OF the best story tellers In the country,
but the only paragraph In his speech ina.
smacks OF a story was his assertion tna'
n the House paid the behests OF tns
American bondholders and made goia
standard. In a hundred years the peo-
nle would be reduced 90 the CONDITIONS
az the Russian serfs or Mexican poems
The bondholders would have All the
money IN the country, for as old Jhn
craig. OF ST. 10, used TO say, "Wnen
dollar goes down into their 'capaclous
rockets the eagle on It sings. Farewell
vain world, I'm going homes'
This quaint utterance brought Gown
the House, .
while the Hon. Charles L. Moses. or
Georgia. was speaking for free SILVER. ne
Was mlch annoyed by questions from
General Grosyenor. leading Republican
from Ohio. Mr.. Grosvenor was very
prezsing with one OF his questions final
iy Moses turned 10 him and said
"My friend, had almost forsot.en
YOU until YOU rose In your place YESTERDAY
ike Rip Van Wrinkle OF a past era 10Y
Republicans remind me OF The ola neEo
terrapin down IN Georgia. he eat w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
4 AramiIy Rcunion of Some Old Richmond
People.

There occurred In Louisville on Tuesday
Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday, Octo-
her nth TO goth, reunion of the tami'y
Of DIR. J. william Jones. "A BRIEF notice 0,
which will be OF interest to their many
friends.
rrhere Gathered at the residence OF the
oIdest son-ReV. Garter Helm Johes--'V
west oak street, every member ot tna
Family now living to have one more tamuy
reunion before the second son. KEY. hulo'
Pendleton Jones. and HIS VIE. gan on .ne
lst of November as missionaries TO ouDH'
The marty consisted Of DR.. }. Nllliain
Iones now chaplain at the University OF
Vircinia: his wife. Mrs. judith rage
Jones nee Heinz: Rev. Carter Hem
Tones now pastor Of the McFerrali Me-
mortal Baptist church, LOUISVILLE, anu MS
wife. Mrs. Annie McCown Jones' anu t"o
children. Catherine Page Jones ana Car
tcr Rrooke Jones: Rev. Edloe Pendleton
Jones and his WIFE, Mrs. Fannie Koyah
Jones; Frank ". Jones, OF the southern
Passenger Association, Atlanta heN:
Meredith Ashby Jones, who Is pastor OF
the Baptist church at Richmond, ny, anu
a student OF the Southern Baptist Theo-
LOGICAL Seminary. and Rev. Howard Lee
Jones. who IS a student at the seminary,
on Tuesday evening DR.. and Mrs. John
A. Broadus entertained the Jones family
AMI the faculty OF the seminary at an
elegant supper.
Wednesday evening the five preachers
of the family took part In deeply-in-
terestlng prayer-meeting at the McFerral
Memorial church.
Thursday at a snmptuous dinner spreah
by Mrs. Carter Helm Jones there were ap-
propriate sentiments. speeches. and songs
and the reading OF a touching poem writ
ten By Mrs. ]. William Jones.
The whole occasion was one of deep AMI
tender interest TO all concerned. DR.. and
Mrs. Jones left Louisville Friday after
noon and reached the university on Sat
urday morning.