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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-02-27
LOCAL. BREVITIES.
Mrs. Mary Durisoe.

Departed this life on Thursday
morning, February 2lst, after short
illneSs, Mary Durisoe, wife of John
r. Durisoe. With our fail human
Judgment, We would have deemed it
probable that many in our midst
would have been called to pass through
the valley of the shadow of death be-
fore Mrs. Durisoe, and that she would
have been left to minister to the heart
and soul needs of her husband and five
little children, who are left to the sor-
rows and heartaches Of this earthly
pilgrimage without the comforting
sympathies of their tender and devoted
mother. She possessed indeed, ''eren
the ornament of meek and quiet spirit,
which is IN the sight of God of great
price, And was devout Christian,
member of the Baptist church of this
place. But it seemed that God in his
merciful providence had prepared her
children for this special dispensation,
in giving them remarkably strong
characters and matured intellects, en-
abling them to understand that though
he has lead them mid scenes of deep
est gloom, it is still his hand that
guides them. Their many kind friends
will be- great comfort and consola-
tion to them. May they also find
balm for their wounded hearts: in the
beautiful Christian character of their
precious mother, who though dead,
yet liveth," for after all, will they not
meet her again when they have cross
ed the river of life, and have entered
the pearly gates, where they shall
hunger no more, neither thirst any
more, neither shall the sun light on
them, nor any heat? For the Lamb
which is in the midst of them shall
feed them, and shall lead them unto
living fountains of waters, and God
shall wipe all tears from their eyes"
"Oh think of the home over there
By the side of the river of light
Where the saints all immortal and fair
Are robed in their garments of white.
Oh think of the friends over there
Who before us the journey have trod,
OF the songs that they breathe on the
air
In their home in the Palace of God.
My Savior is now over there,
There my kindred and friends are at
rest
Then away from my sorrow and care
Let me fly to the home of the blest."
Let us not unduly griere for those
"asleep in Jesus" "For what is YOUR
life? 1t is even a yapour, that APP
peareth little time and then vanish
eth away"
'When the weary ones W" love,
Enter on that rest above
When the words Of love and cheer
Fail no longer on our ear,
Hush! be every murmur dumb,
1t is only, TILL HE COME.
Clouds and darknesSround US press,
, Would we have one sorrow less?
All the sharpness of the cross,
al that tells the world is loss,
Death and darkness and the tomb,
Pain us only, TILL HE COME"
EsrkasxE=zs,:Z..ssl-
s~o,:I oo,rt will oDpvnno on
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Our ss;sa vent court vi Espeaue2
Monday next.
The snow has left the ground full of
amonia rich, and our reward will be
in the harvest.
The Edgefeld ADVERTISER and Cos
mopolitan both one year for $500.
Anew post office has been estab-
lished in the Kinard settlement near
Ninety-Six called Epworth.
Mr.. Fl. G. Wright, OF Clintonward,
has moved to Augusta and engaged IN
business in that city.
Two young mules and a milch COW,
for sale, cheap.
Ell. NORRIS.
Several mules and horses were fro
zen to death in the county during the
cold weather. They must have been
thinly clad in adipose tissue.
Jim DeYore has race colt that he
says "can run mile in one minute
and 81 seconds being one-half second
faster than any horse on the globe"
And now comes the report that the
peach trees were injured by the recent
cold and that in consequence there
may be few peaches.
Messrs. Schumpert and Bland, for
meriy of shis county, have moved with
their families to Vidalia, Ga, and are
operating saw mill on Mr.. Blocker's
land near that town.
Mr.. Hays has jnst received another
carload of MULES, fine ones, at the reg
ular old hard time figures. Take a
look at them before you purchase.
Mr.. T.. Fox has just received a
handsome line of ladies hairpins and
belt buckles ETC., beautiful in design
and in great variety.
County Chairman Zimmerman calls
meeting CT the county executive conf
mittee for Monday the 4th day of
March, salesday. See notice elsewhere.
Hon. w. r. Parks, Of Modoc, has re-
moved to Parksville, occupying the old
Tompkins house in that town, which
has been repaired and rejuvenated for
that purpose.
The hog campaign of the News and
Courier has fairly opened. Are there
any contestants from Edgefield Coun-
ty for the 500 prize for the biggest
pig.
Married, by 0. n. Rountree, at the
residence of the brides father, Dir. w.
f. Whittle, near Fruit Hill, February
2lst, 1895, Mr.. J. N. Sawyer and Miss
r. f. Whittle, all of Edgefeld County.
When you come to town go to Luther
Jackson's and get some of his nice
bread, that is if you want it hot. If
you want it cold, go to his bread de-
positories in town, Messrs.J. NJ. Jones
& Sons and Mr.. w. II. Hoffmans.
Mr.. Sam w. Gardner, living in the re-
gion between Hamburg and Ropers
Store, sowed last fall and this winter
three hundred and forty bushels of
oats. He says he wouldn't give nickel
for the whole ''moIloggy-slop." Mr..
Gardner lives in the sand, we believe.
On the other baud air. \. A. Werts.
who ives IN the clay region Of Big
Creek, says hat he thinks all .he oats,
thst were under the snow are all right.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS

Ilarpcr's Magazine, ST. 90
Harpcr's Weekly, 100
Icrpcr's sazar. 100
Harper's Young People, 90
Postage free to all subscribers in the United
States, Canada, and Mexico.
EAadrc.s: HARPER & BROTHERS, -:
20. Box 9S9. New York City.
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Harper's Bazar
IN 1895.

Elegant and exclusive designs Cor Outdoor
and Indoor To;ettcs from Worth models by.
Sandoz and Chapius, are IN important fcatnse.
These appear every week. accompanied by
minute descriptions and details. Our Paris Let
teri by kataarine &c Forrest, IS wec!dy. trar-
mode. Under the head OF New Yo-ll Fashions,
plain directions and full particulars are given rs
to shapes, fabrics. trimmings, and accessories Of
the costumes of weil-drcsscd women. Childfen's.
Clothing receives practical attention. y fort
nightly Pattcru-sheet Supplement enables read
ers to cut and make their own gowns. The wo
man who takes HARPER's BAZAR is prepared for
every occasion in life, ccrcmonious or informal,
where beautiful dress is requisite.
Au American serial, Doctor Warrick's
Daughters, by Rebccca Harding DaYis, strong
novel of American life. partly laid in PcnnsYs~.,
vana and partly in the far South, will occCt =
the last half of the year. 81
My Lady Nobody, an intensely exciting novcz.
by Maartcen Maartcrs, author of Gods Fool
The Greater Glory,'' ETC., Will begin the year.
Eesavs and SnciaLGhats Tt . Z Rs.f7=5TyT-
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A Long Word.


In 1866 Mr. Thad G. Strom Of the
Duntonsville section went to an ole.
field college presided over by Prof. j.
Rus BoGie. Thad says that while in
this old field college the professor gave
the Seniors the following long word
to spell and define: "Chro-nonthon-
thong us-sy io-mandy-brandy-b -bustiror
Mo-" He says the professor told him
that this was the longest word in the
UHited States and meant, 81 came 1
saw conquered" and of course it j.
the word Caesar was trying 10 think oil
when he sent that memorable message
vENI, vIDI, vIcI, to the Roman Senate
Tiiad also says tnat he would have grad.
uated but that he quilted college, on ac'
count OF being invited to wedding
twO days before commencement and
did not therefore graduate, but die
quituate with high honors. Prof
Bodie was, he tells us, an excellent
teacher especially of large and ad.
vanced boys, could read Latin as il
he had roamed with old Rumulus ard
Greek, as though he had sopped with
old Sophocles. Prof. Bodie is now
Principal of the Red Hill Academy in
this county, but has never yet found q
longer word than 'chrononthonthons
logusmandybrandy bustifornio."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-02-27

PRz.rr&S5 ON PA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-02-27
ATTENTION, HUSSARS.

| HERE will be meeting of this
troop on the first Monday in March
for the purpose of completing the roll
and electing off GERS. Persons desir-
ing to join the company will be pres
ent on that day.
S. B. BAYS, Capt.
J.iP. Sullivan, 0. s.
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Something New in Edgefeld.

Miss Helen Morris Lewis, President
OF the North Carolina Equal Rights
Association, will denver an address in
the Edgefield Opera House on Mon
day night next, March 4th. The sub
iect discussed will be Woman Suffrage.
The small sum of 10cts. will be recciv-
ed at the door to defray expenses for
builiiDo.
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THE VILLAGE
BLACKSMITH.
.-(O)--

l AN prepared at my Shops in rear CT
the COurt-Hnuse to TO all kinds o!
Blacksmith work With neatness
and dispatch, and at Hard Time prices
EE Give me a Call. .IsY
STAFFORD TERRY.
IAN es--om
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The Value Off Package.

Lie diuC VI St = tCrdSC.
The contents of 25-cent package of
Simons LiveE Regulator will cure
many Sick Headache. It's the wo-
mans friend. at cured me perma-
nently of Sick Headace"-C. S. Nor
ris, Brownsville, w. Va. Take it dry
on the tongue, or make tea.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-02-27

Subscribe to the Edgefeld AD-
vERTIsER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-02-27

Miss Eliza Youngblood who has
been spending sometime with relatives
in Batesburg is at home again, t" the
delight Of many friends.
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DItllUuISU EpISUUPdK tN''
1t contains 4 mine Of stats
other information, and other
nations in this State would {
follow the example given the
pamphlet.
A New Discovery.
A New Discovery.

DIR. V. P. Clayton, of Columbia, has
tested cotton seed meal as foodan dthe
Editor of the Register, to whom some
of the bread was given, pronounces it
splendid. The Doctor used one-third
of ordinary cotton seed meal and two
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-02-27

The snow has left the ground full of
amonia rich, and our reward will be
in the harvest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
THE NORTHERN NECK.
srv,roRTfI cONTENTION ar UAR-
SIUN0MTNATEs HoN.J. Unison
4 Meeting Run of Life, hnm"r an"
Harmony-Fgee silver Endorse" D,
an Overwhelming Majority

WARSAW. VA. sept. A.-Speciai.-lne
Democrats Of the Thirly-siNth senatorial
district comprising the counties OF hicN-
mond. Wcstmorelani. King Geor5e Lan-
caster aud Northumberland, met iH '''-
ventlon here YESTERDAY. and AZ @ latc houf
OF the night after takm5 ten Daiivta'
nominated Hon. J. l.. Mason, or N.l7
George. as the Democratic stah""l'-
There was fun delegation from each
county and q large attendance of inter-
ested outsiders.
THE candidates before The convention
were Hon. BENJAMIN Chambers, OF
Northumberland county, Hon. hpMait
Hathaway and Colonel b. J.. Faiehholt,
on Lancaster. and Hon. j.. T.. Mason Oh
Tbe speeches were most excellent ana
humorous. and the bahotns was very
spirited from start 10 hnish'
CHAR ,ur FoE SILVER.
The resolution. which was siraigntont
and clesr-cut for the free coinage OF Sill
Yer M the ratio OF 10 10 ], ana which Was
strongly endorsed, provoked some discus
SION but was adopted by an oFerNhelhh-
,I.he convention was the largest and the
,roa.ediues most lively ana lhtffe-llii5
~ any eyer held here on a similar occt-
sion but harmony and good VIII pre-
vailed throughout, anu IL ~ VIZ W. ~, -.
sus OF opinion that the hoii'-iia'. 'n -
tbe strongest that could nave pttA Hapc.
Nh Pernblicans hold their convention
here ON next Friday but II Is gehefdHy
,,-,,,...'Iad mat they stand no chance or
,iecti,c their candidate, whoever ne may
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

cling funds of tine First National Bank.
Inc first trials resulted ia the Jurics
failing 10 agree. the jury standing s TO
8 in favor OF the accused at the second
trial.
When court opened this morning Dis
trict Attorney Montague began the clos
ing speech for The defence. His speech,
which is said to have been the best he
has made in the case, lasted until ]
O'Clock, when the ease was given TO the
jury.
A recess was then taken. and when
court met again the jury announced its
readiness 10 report. and brought in the
verdict of not guilty.
it IS said that the jury took three bal
lots in reaching the verdict. The first
stood ten for acquttal and two for con-
victon. the second eleven for acquittal
and one Tor conviction, and the third
all for acqulttal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
a nomination of a candidate for the

Legislature.
| think IL this IL done the Republicans
Will think that this is their opportunity
TO run in their man ana VIII put out a
CsndiGate OF their own, aud should they
DO so, the strorE probabilities are that
Il ey will elect their man.
The prominent white Republicans have
almost TO a man allied themselves with
the Honost-Election party; inceed, they
arc the orr orators OF the move. and the
Democrats claim the whole scheme was
gotten I'D 10 disrupt the party.
There Is considerable discomfort among
the colored Republicans, who claim that
they have been ignored In the selection
OF the candidate for whom they expected
to sOto.
The Republican. Democratic. and Peo-
niles nartics OF this county ere all disor-
caoizcd 10 a very considerable extent,
and The Honest-Election party is the
offsprinc of this decentralization and dis
content among the people. TBS county
has conducted It's elections generally with
great fairness. and il has rarely been
charged with fraud.
We have suffered a good deal this year
from drought Nevertheless quite GOOD
crop OF corn will be harvested. The to-
bacco crop has generally been housed
and a good one II is. Most OF II has cured
nicely.
MIR Andrew J. Wootten, who at one
time conducted the Clipper newspaper at
chase civ. died few days ago at staun-
ton His remains are expected here To-
day for interment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

ID. W. BoIen for the senate and ;. W. Hale
for the House.


HlLLSVILLE, Va. Sept. Special
The Democrats of the sixth senatorial
district of Virginia, consisting OF Carron,
Patrick, and GraysOn counties, me- There
last Thursday in convention. and sOmi-
mated the Hon. -. W. BOlen, OF this
place, ny reclamation.
The Hon. }. ). Bourne, Of Grayson,
was pemantnt chairman. The follow
ing resolutions We're presented by Hon.
H.. A. Cox, Of Graham and unanimously
adopted.
Resolved. That we, the Democratic
party of the Sixth senatorial district OF
Virginia, IN convention assembled, hail
with delight the benefits the people are
now beginning TO realize from our Demo
cratic national administration. The bur-
dens of taxation have been materially
reduced and eQualized, the business and
trade of the country are rapidly ADJUST
ing themselves TO The u condition OF
things. and prosperity a returning 10
every section of our country TO bless The
homes of the poor as well as OF the
rich. and to shed its blessings upon labor
as well as upon capital.
1--WE believe aud pledge ourselves that
the money question. which is yet UNI
solved. Will be- solved within the ranks
OF the Democratic party I'm manner
that viii increase The volume of our
circulating medium, and that VIII De just
and fair 10 every class and section o.
our country
ON Our state politics. we are rcJoiced
TO know that The muoh-}cXed question OF
our public debit is d. thing OF tue past,
and that our legislators may now devote
their attention 90 such laws and meas
ures as viii reduce tlc expenses OF the
state Government. und. 81 possible, iu-
crease the revenues. SO that our public
schools may Doe made more uscful. uy
oqvinr teachers better wages and hy
increasing the number and efficiency of
The schools, until the benefits OF higher
education are made free and placed at
the door az all.
1--WE recommend ana approve the eff
cient manner in which our insane asy-
lums have been maintained hy Demo
rrnrc hands. A large percentage of the
patcnts have been cured ANA restored 60
their friends and communities while the
residue are made as happy and aa conn
Portable as their condition viii permit
we believe that N.rgnia's oyster in-
torests should bc developed and utilized
for the purpose OF increasing our reve-
MUGS.
eve favor such appropriations OF pub
lie funds as win maintain the pensions
already granted Confederate soldiers
and their widows, and if practicable, 10
increase the same.
I'VE favor fair elections, and recon-
mend such legislation as Will secure
them to the entire people.
1--WE most heartily endorse our able
ana efficient representatives,. senator John
" Daniel and Congressman Claude a.
swanson"
The Democrats Of Grayson nominated
Hon. s. ". Hale. of Elk Creek. for The
House Of Delegates last Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
williamsburg Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Sept. H.-Spe-
cial.-Although the weather is 50 hot and
dry. as to be almost insuiferable, yet our
town is beginning TO take ON more
lively arcarance In anticipation OF the
near approach of the college session.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts. rector OF Burton
Episcopal church. who has been taking
a short outing. has returned 10 MS post.
Mr. RIO. NJ. Charles, a recent graduate
of William and Mary College. will leave
next week for Atlantic. Accomac county.
to take charge Of the graded school OF
that place to which he MAS recently
elected.
The drought has had the effect OF cut
ting the early corn short 1T least " per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
Jn]js Svc1a 4 Sons Remember on the Cor I'd 4 Broad

the meeting adjourned it was made
known that III. clay Whitworth ana
Lewis j. Anderson were duly nonhhatcu
for The House of Delegates.
,rhn oood-roads meeting here to-day
WIS moi largely attended. put those VINO
were present we're deeply Interested In the
address Of III. W Anderson. secretary oil
the VIRGINIA GOod-Roads Association.
He sooke upon the question as Dusi-
ness proposition, showing tnat ROAD I'm
Dro,ornent would be profitable and pay
well.
me- spoke o. the legislation Of the past
and showed how. ard Why 10 had been
Ineffective and unjust lie outlined the
plan of legislation which he thought
would meet tho conditions which he
believed would be both just and effective.
lie told how good and cheap dirt roads
coud Doe built and gave details OF methods
of construction. There was already a
good roads organization IA Halifax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
+ NoriBLE socIAL Event.
Grand masquerade Party Guests Imper.
sonated Some Historic Character

s"h"''" '''"' h'N'"''' nara
MANhi llLp. Va sept H. 9p''i"l'
Tine most notable ana ENJOY ahie Social
event oi The season was mat OBJ inc mas
glcrad- party given last evening ny Mi.
and Mrs y. T. Nicholson, in honor OF
their nieces, Misses Macy and Biddie Jar
ratt. and Miss Ridley Battle, OF larfatts'
Na.
The inti'Dl guests were requested 10
assemble promptly az $50 O'CLOCK az
Cred y costume pers0natng some Mise
toric character. the same having been pre-
viouslv selected by the host aud hostess.
promptly at the hour named all was
in readiness. and the merry PARTY mareh-
ca by twos into the spacious front
parlOr Ia thc following order, all beng
un Ter heavy masks. The Modern Belle
win .he Moieru l-aurcpr scented by hiss
Aanie Ellis ana Nr W. g. Poad. the Vii
lage Bride with the bridegroom, repre-
sentod by Miss Matte bain and MI ID.
a. Shelton. Happiness with fhe h Nis-
man. represented hy Miss Ridley halte
and Mr.. J. n. Atkinson, Fan with the
baseball Player. represented hy Hiss
edna Nicholson and air. e.. a. fondt
queen Elizabeth with Earl of Essex, rep-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
A Forger in Stanton.

srAuNTON, Va. Sept. 2-special-
4 Young man with several aliases was
arrested here this morning charged with
presenting a forged check at tho National
Valley Bank, signed j. C.. Cochrane The
check was for Ss5.2J, and drawn IN favor
OF j. H. Hanger. The young man gave
his name as Daniel Sllvely or J.. u. Har-
ris. and again as Tanksley tie has no
saws. been I'm Charleston, West Virginia,
and he claims that the check was given
him by a man named j. II. Hanger
owing TO the absence Of witnesses the
trial of the case was postponed and Har-
ris sent 10 jail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
CO|Ored Dress Goods

4 fnu line Of new colorings. in mingled
Strictly STYLISH selling for &c. now 55c.
A line OF silky and Wool Colorings in
Two-Tono Dress Goods. manufactured TO
be sold al CSC, our price soc.
enecial novelty in Curly Boucle, all
desirable shades, 50 inches wide, price
zoe. -
Exclusive styles in Tricoline Dress
deeie,ne retailing for 81 now Toe
Tmnorted Curly Boucles, a variety or
coiors - inches wide. feature of this
cloth cannot be initiated In inferior goods
price 80. e.. ,...,- ..,o.r.
vnn't take dust or spot; you viii find II
very serviceable-N. Gull.
Invisible Checks. Decided Checks'
plaids. In large and small goods, that are
retailing for loc., we sell Tor &C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

The big engine which IS TO run the ma
Chinery at the State Fair comes from
an Ohio firm. IT has been shipped, and
will be in place a week before the OPEN
ing day.
rhe McC,mick Company will also have
their machinery IN place before the OPEN
ing. This company, at the state EXPOSE
tion here In ISL, made a magnificent dis
play.
The Columbia Tobacco-Gulno Company
Of Norfolk, Va. has offered a handsome
premium in the form of three tons Of
their guano 90 the farmer who obtained
the highest price FOR his tobacco upon
which had leen used their gGaro.
The SILVER Convention, which meets
on Wednesday, is the constant subject Of
comment. MIR. Ed. Chambers Smith and
Judge Spier Whitaker seem 10 think no
hall here can accommodate the crowd.
ore paper suggests That "Bledsoc' =
Grove" several acres IN extent. DE hired
for the occasion. 10 ifs reported thar the
Populists Of Cumberland county viii send
delegation of 800 20 the convention. l.
viii bc seen that the lOpulsts VIII
capture the convention, and that IL Will
NOT pee a non-partisan affair after all. u
appears now that but few Republicans
will attend. bat there viii bee no dearth
OF Populists. There is much comment
pro and con this non-partisan business,
but st IS too late now. The convention
must be held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

The democratic Party feorganized- The
Political situation Impartial, Viewed.
BOYDTON, VA. Sept. A.-sI ecial-Up
~ the present time only one candidate
has been nominated Sta this county Tor the
House Of Delegates. That one Is tho
candidate Of the party styling ;tseli tho
Honest Election party.
AT our last court. on Monday OF ms
week. a reorganizs ticn OF the Democrats
rsr,y was madc and d ne" chairman
elected in the person Of Thomas r. ret
ins ESQ. who mas issued a call FOR
con, sntion for the purpose OF making
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
rHE Sr4rE rRINrERs KICK.
They VIII Hold the state onicers strictly
tnth.. Inntrnnt lIl.da by lie Icri.infnre.

WINSTON. *. "a Sep. I.-Spe tai
stewart Brothers. State printers. have
en- Moved counsel q outer suit aeunst
state departments that are 5ivins out
,arit Co. Raleigh printers, which, they
allege, belongs 10 them under the state
printers contract
rio stata work has been worth several
tbo,. eard dollars 10 Winston. and Pubic
sentiment here is with Messrs stew an
EfCthers IN their efforts 90 make tne Sttle
officers comply with tbe contract mAde Dy
she legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22

cent. and the late crop is complete
failure.
Mr.. Nathaniel y. T. Coleman IL In me
city oil visit to his relatives ana
friends.
Professor Garrett and the Misses Gar
rett returned last evening from lengthy
visit 10 Eggleston Spings