The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
LEXINGTON M WS NOTES.
The Reorganization of tho Gfee Ciub-tho
Campaign in Rockbridge.

LEXINGTON. VA. Oct. 13.-Speclal.-
The Glee Mandolin and Banjo Club, of
Washington and Lee University, that won
distinction last year in tour of some of
the Virginia cities, under the manage
ment oil Director George T.. Lenert, has
been reorGanized for the present session
by Mr.. Lenert, and the instrumentalistS
and vocalists will be placed in training for
an extended trip during the Christmas
holidays. The club is made of unusually
good material and will win fresh laurels
Oh their coming TRIP
Miss Page, OF Birmingham. Ala. is
here, a guest of the Misses Shipp, laugh
tiers OF General Scott Ship, at the ir-
ginia Military institute.
Miss Helen Harrison. Of New Orleans,
is the guest of Professor j. Il. Harrison,
OF the University.
Major S. NJ Whlteside. OF the United
States army, was in town this week, 10
enter son in the University.
Hon. John Randolph Tucker. EX-Gov-
ernor Fitz. Lee, Hon. Harry Tucker. Hon.
W. a. Anderson, f. r. Glasgow, and 9TH
er well-known speakers will take part In
the closing campaign. and make II warm
for the Yost canyaSserS. who. up TO this
fime, have had q Walk-oYer all over this
county, and no show Of opposition. The
Democrats are awake now. in tho saddle.
and on to the fight for finish. a Demo
cratic campaign club has been organized
here, and several in the county. and
others viii follow. Every point will be
covered by canyassers, and nothing left
undCne to arouse an interest In every
voter. With that accomplished. Tucker
will carry the county, and make the dis
trict by Ii safe majority, Colonel Cab.
Maddox TO the contrary, Notwithstanding.
a. protracted meeting Is in progress at
the Baptist church this week, and Will
be continued INTO next week. If there is
sufficient interest shown in the meetings.
All arrangements are perfected for the
putting into operation of the new Walton
ole
Spring Valley Lutheran church, in this
county, near Fairfield, now about com
pleted. will be dedicated on Sunday, the
18th instant, by Rev j. l. Miller, ID. D.,
the principal of the Buena Vista female
school, assisted by the pastor, Rev. j.
W. Hausenfuc&. and DR.. >. Henkle, OF
New Market
Colonel T. S. McCulioch who recently
died in Maryland, was at one time Pro-
fessor of Natural Philosophy in the Wash
ington and Lee University. Before the
war ne was professor at Princeton and
Columbia universities. In the war be-
tween the States he was on the Confed-
crate side, as a colonel of engineers
Cyclone Jim" Marshall. Hon. Hoge Ty-
Ter, and other prominent Democratic
speakers. are booked for the barbecue
at Decatur, In this county, on the 18th
Instant
Ths Alone lone, mill Pyoperle has 3rl been por,
eomsea IRON Composed 10 Of J. Welsh Rob-
er. Dixon and Thomas Sale
The new company will reft the mill and
operate IL to its fullest capacity.
The Boon farm. 129 acres. in this county
has been sold for si.6oo, and the "Youelr
place. 40 acres. for $500.
General q. W. G. Lee continues indls-
posed, and confined 10 his room. His
trouble keeps him confined TO the house
but not to his bed.
The football season has opened here,
and during the next six weeks or more
there VIII be number OF interesting
games between visiting teams and the
cadets and students teams of our schools