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Evening journal., 1895-10-02
last season's League Record.

Last season Baltimore won oae more
game than this season aad lost this sea
son six more than last. The small diff
encs In two seasons shows the consistent
playing that the Orioles have done right
straight along. Last season the cham
plcns bad long streak Of eighteen consec
utive victories which was the record. aud
this season they have practically repeated
the feat with fourteen straight.
Following Is the record for last season
Evening journal., 1895-10-02
Coming Grace Church wedding.

Cards we're issued to day announcing
the marrige of DR.. Egmont Negendank,
OF this city, and Miss Aiics NJ
Pusey, of Claymont. The cere
mony will occur Oh Tuesday October
Is. in Grace Church. DR.. Nsgendank
is rising young physician OF this city,
and the bride-slect is the daughter Of
Charles w Pusey, president Of the
Pusey and Jones Company and the Atlas
Dredging Company Of this city. Both
are prominent in social circles.
Evening journal., 1895-10-02
ronna ! soIdIer,. sleIeton.

MEDINA, y. y, Oct 2-Tho skeleton
Of n man. with q few shrcds OF flesh and
n bit of clothing clinging TO IT, was the
CHASTITY discovery Of some school children
playing on the beach Of Like Ontario.
Tho garments were Enthusiastically those
of frivale soldier ol The regnlar army.
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vrcrl,ea on tho PICTURED ROCKS.

SAUtT STE MARIE, Mich. Oct. -
The crew of tho schooner Elma, except
ing ono man who was washed away by
tho sea before the vessel was abandoned,
were found by lighthouse keepers in a
ledge Of the Pictured rocks, - feet above
the water.
Evening journal., 1895-10-02
LOMBARDY CEMETERY
Lots For Sale.
Concord Pike, Near Wilmington,
RELIEF In six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
ueved IN six hours by the "New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is agreat surprise On account Of its exceeding
promptness In relieving pain In the bladder,
kidneys, back and every. part Of the urinary
passages in male orfemale. II relieves reten-
tionof water and pain 10 passing Il almost
Immediately. IL you waqt quick relief and cure
2. james Belt druggists. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-10-02
Pennsylvania Liquor DenIers Meet.

SCRANTON. Pa, Oct. a.-The annual
session of the Retail Liquor League OF
Pennsylvania began here, with over SOC
delegates present The address OF wei.
come was made by ex-State Senator M.
H. Mcdonald and President Richard Pat.
terson of the league responded.
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MlnI.tor Sent to the PenItentIary.

MOUNT VERNON, Ky, Oct e.-The
jury, after 40 hours deliberation, gave
Rev. W. q. Capps two years in the peni-
tentiary for shooting his wife five times
some three months ago.
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EXCURSIONS,
WMMnSsToN AND NoRTHERE RAJI,

WILMINGrON AND NORTHERN RAJr-
w ROAD. Tine table In effect Sept. I'd
1856.
Trains Leave wilmington. French stres
station. for B. a o. Junction, Montchanip
Winterthur, Guyoncourt. Gfanogue. CoesArt
Ohadds' Ford Junction, PocopeOn. Wea
Ohaator Embreeviue. MoTtOnvllle. Coates
Vile and Intermediate stations, daily. excopl
Sunday, At a6 a IN. tb. 4fb and Is . N
For Maynesburg Junction. epr1ngneld an
Intermediate stations, daily. except Sunday
at1c5 . N. S. and 4 05 10. Sundays only q
81Oam: IS and 4 % D N.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and inter
mediate stations, daily, except Sunday, 81
S5 = m and l IS m. Sunday only a. 10 N
~ 4. O. McoAusLANn. Superintendent
BOWEESS BRIGGS, Gen, Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1895-10-02
Sporting Nnwn Notn..

In the Temple Cup games to begin this
afternoon at Cleveland, the winners will
get go per cent. Of the receipts and the
losers 40 per cent instead OF 65 snd 35,
as the plan was LAST year
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Mrs. JsnnIngs'. TaIented Guest.

Miss Catbarine Germsins, prims donna
Of "a Trip to the Rockies. is the guest
OF Mrs. Ciarkson jennings at the Hotel
Jennings. She is delightlng her friends
here with her exquisite singing.
Evening journal., 1895-10-02
A Blshop Drowned.

CAPE TowN, Oct 2.-Advices received
from Blantyre arc to the effect that Bish
op Naples of Nyassaland and a compan
ion We're drowned in Lake Nyassqland,
Evening journal., 1895-10-02

sAliber OF tine Psstepots by the ability to
score game according to his ideas. but
he's dead straight" when he says the
Scissors will win o. October 10 L. will
be a great game
Evening journal., 1895-10-02
Miner, Win a strike.

IRoNwooD, Mich, Oct 2.--After three
days strike the demands Of the miner:
employed at the Britherton mine at Wake
field for higher wages have been granted
Evening journal., 1895-10-02
Snow In Fitchsurg.

FIrcHBURG, Mass, Oct 2.-The resi-
dents of this city We're given q decided
foretasto of winter 10y sharp furry Of
cnow.
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soeIaI and Per.onaI Notes.

Mrs Hannah Way, OF Kennett Square,
arrived In the city to o-day. and will be
the guest of friends for three weeks.
Miss Alice Miller has returned from
visit to friends at Elkton.
Miss May Morgan has been visiting
friends IN Elkton.
State Senator Samuel Alrishs, Of
Glasgow, was in town yesterday after
noon.
Miss NJ. B Horwltz, Of Elkton, came
TO this city yesterday, where she will
spend the Winter,
Miss Mary j. Wyatt has bsen visiting
Mrs William Barwick at Chesapeake
City.
John Lawrence RitchIe has returned
from Elktou, where be WAS the guest of
G Elliott Browne.
Miss Irene Hspb-on Is the guest Of
Mrs. j. w. Jones at smyrna
Stephen +. Brown of No 1Ol6 Kirk
wood street, is very sick with rheumatic
complaints.
James L. Thomas. Of No. 903 Spruce
street. is on the sick list.
Thomas E Lee, Of Cherry Hill, is
spending some time in the city.
Miss Annie Scarborough has returned
from a short visit to her parents at
Marley, Md.
A. F. Polk and Joseph s. Cshall, of
Georgetown, ars in the city to day on a
brief visit.
Theodore Fincher, late OF the firm Of
Roberts and Fincher has accepted a
position with the Gswtbrop and Brother
Company.
Miss Emory. of Germantown, is the
guest Of Miss Eleanor G. Walton In this
city.
Miss Edna Bullock is being entertained
by Miss Burke. OF Chester.
Rev. w. R. McFarlane, Of East Ia ke
Presbyterian Church, has returned from
an European trip.
Miss Harrlett A. Bslen, OF Elkton, Is
the guest OF friends In this city.
Miss Emma johnson has been visiting
friends at Marcus Hook
The marriage Of Miss AddIe q Clark
and William spencer Ar thurs Of Kenton,
occurred in the NJ + Church at that
place to- day.
Rev H. D. Speakman aud family have
returnei from Rshob0th.
Frank T. Woodward of Winchester,
Va. WAS the guest Of his cousin, Q. b.
Wood dwsrd, yesterday.
Rev. V Il Moore, of MiddletoWn, lie
registered at the Clayton House.
George E Smith, OF Milford. regis
tered at the Clayton House Yesterday
afternoon
Miss Gertrude VanDyke. of oxford.
Md is the guest OF friends Ia this city.
Down About Delaware Clty.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAwARE CITY, Oct. 2.-Everett
Janvler, of WILMINGTON, is visiting his
aunts, the Misses Sarah and Matte
Janvler.
Mrs. Ida Greed aud daughter Edna went
to Philadelphia this morning
Joseph Handy. OF Newark, is In town.
Misses Sarah and Matte Janvier went
TO Philadelphia this morning.
William Gassner has the scRrletina.
o. B Wingate. wife and son, are
visiting friends In Wilmington
Clayton Reybold of Wilmington, Is
visiting his cousin, George Rsybold.
Mrs Frank Jester and Miss Anna A.
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con Tournomont AZ Newport.

NEWPORT r. L, Oct 2.-The first
tournament Of the National Gon associa-
ton opened boro on the Newport links.
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Coal Prices Go IIp.

RoCHEsrER, Oct ALL Of the local
retail dealers have advanced the price OF
hard coal TO consumers 90 cents per ton
as a result of the recent advance Ia whole.
sale prices.
Evening journal., 1895-10-02
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Interesting Social Happenings
About the City.
THE NBGBEDAEK-PUsBY NUPTIALs

Announced TO Take Place In Grace
Church on Tuesday, October 15-News
OF the DOines OF Wilmington People,
Their NeiRhbors and Friends.
All ~onluunioaElonu intended FOR insertion
o this cclumD should be addressed 10 4ooletk
Hdit1r. care OK the GvEEIEa JOURNAL. Ocm-
munications ehould BE- written on ons side Of
fto PAPER 0nlH
Evening journal., 1895-10-02

The corrected per centages OF the
National Lssgne Clubs at the close oil
the season (lS0O as sent out last night
was as follows:
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Enlscnrnllnn contentIon.

MnSNEAPoIIs, Oct The great trien-
nial convention of the American Episco.
pal church was Legun here today. s=
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Wednesday
AND
Thursday,
October I'd and Sd,

will surpass them all in elegance Of style
and richness of material.
There is a greater diversity in shapes
and trimmings this season than ever before,
and from the simplest headwear Of domes-
tic production to the most elaborate French
creations there is a degree of style and
richness never before attained in our Trim
med Hats They cannot fail to meet the
approval Of the most critical
We cordially request you to visit our
store to see this triumph Of the MiIliners
Art We have made this display one Of the
most superbly complete that the ladies of
Wilmington and vicinity have ever seen,
Evening journal., 1895-10-02

Central New York Methodist Conference.
RocHEsTER, oct 2.-The thirty eighth
annual session Of the Central New York
Methodist conference convened here.
Bishop Andrew c. Andrews Of New York
,.r.afIad
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Oulnll I.nncl

At Bsckstt's. Nos 9 and 8 West siztl
treet
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Death of Mr.. VIM. !. Stout.

MI. VIM. 1. Stout of New Hope, died on
Wednesday morning at 5 O'Clock of heart
disease at the home Of his brother-in-law,
Judge J. M. Quarles, in this city. in his
51st year. He leaves widow MISS NJ.
Lizzie Harris of Albemarle, sister OF Hon.
Jno. S. Harris of that county,, and four
children. MI. Stout 8 death leaves but one
remaining member of his immediate fami-
ly, Mrs. J. M. Quarles, living. He was
the brother of DR.. Jas. r. Stout, Judge
John w. Stout and Mrs. Lucy Pilson, all
of whom have passed away, as have his
parents, the late James M. and Sallie Stout.
MI. Stout was educated at Emory &
Henry College, being class mate of Judge
Buchanan of the present Court of Appeals,
and afterwards graduated nlaw at the Uni
versity Of Virginia. He went West where
he practiced law, and afterwards returning
to Virginia taught school. He was a man
of brilliant mind, but very modest and
dif1ident. His eloquent speech nominating
Mr.. Stuart for the legislature, and his bril-
liant address at the Basic City celebration
in 1880, are still remembered among our
people.
His funeral took place yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock from the residence of
Judge Quarles. 1t was conducted by Rev.
MI. Fraser, and Messrs. j. Howard Wayt,
r. S. Turk. S. Brown Allen, Thomas S.
Doyle, Judge Charles Grattan and DR..
Geo. +. Walker, acted as pail bearers. The
interment took place in the family section
at the Old Stone church.
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Runaway Teams.

Last Friday evening, the wagon of Frank
Taylor of Stuart's Draft, while standing
in front of Schmid S fruit store on New
street, started to run. Taylor, who was
standing on the ground, put down the
brake which had no effect. and the team
went off at full speed. Miss Susan Blake
and a little six-year-o grandson of Tay-
lor, were thrown out at the Virginia Hotel
corEer. Miss Blake, still cllnging to her
umbrella, lighted on her head. She was
knocked senseless besides being badly
bruised, and the boy was cut and bruised
pretty badly. Miss Blake was kindly
taken into the hotel and given room.
The next morning, though sore and stiff,
she was up and about. The boy was not
seriously hurt.
Last week Miss Jennie Coiner Of Spring
Hill, in this county, while on a visit to
Mrs. James Murray near Port Republic,
went driving with her friend Miss Mamie
Lamb. AS they were near the Weyer S
Cave Hotel their horse ran off. 1t ran
into fence, knocking down a panel, up
setting the buggy and throwing 10th young
ladies under the vehicle. Stripping itself of
all harness, the horse turned a complete
somersault. alighting in an old cellar. break
ing its neck instantly. MI. Jacob Mohler
and others ran to the assistance of the
young ladies and extricated them from
their perilous position. Miss Lamb was
very badly bruised, but Miss Coiner escap-
ed with only a slight bruise on one arm.
The young ladies were taken home.
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Death OF a Well Known Lady.

Mrs. Bridget Bolen, one of the oldest
and best known residents OF Staunton,
died at her home on Saturday morning last
after a long illness. She was a native of
Ireland, and was born in County Cork rs
years ago, coming to Staunton forty years
ago. She was a remarkable woman and
possessed fine business capacity. In the
days of her vigorous youth she took con-
tracts for carrying the U. s. mail, ran the
largest dairy in Virginia, and employ ed
many men in building contracts. 1t is
safe to say that no business man in Staun-
ton eXcelled her in energy, correct business
methods, and integrity in all her dealings.
1t was inevitable that such woman as this
should accumulate fortune, and she did it.
She was good wife, devoted to her chill
two children, Mrs. Ella Mccarthy New
man and Capt. John Donovan. She was
the last of her immediate family, all her
brothers and sisters having passed away
before her.
Her funeral, which was largely attended,
took place Monday morning from st. Fran
els church conducted by Rev. Father
Payne, who paid a high and deserved tri-
butte to her memory. The following gen.
tlemen acted as pail bearers-Capt. J. J.
Stack, Maj. S. M. Yost, John Fallon,
Capt. Jas. Bumgardner, Jr., John Howard
Wayt, w. B. McChesney and M. McAleer.
The interment took place in ThOrnrose
cemetery.
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They viii not be Hung TODAY.

Inthe case Of Mary Abernethey and Pokey
Barnes. who were to have been hung to-
day for the murder of Mrs. E. B. Pollard
in Lunenburg, and to whom Circuit Judge
Saml T. Coleman refused a writ Of error,
the Court of Appeals on Tuesday granted
writ of error to Coleman $ decision. The
writ also included the case of Mary Barnes
now in the penitentiary for the same MUIR
der. The writ will stay the execution OF
the sentences of the Lunenburg county
court on the two women, until argument for
new trial is heard at the Richmond term.
The counsel of the women are Geo. d.
Wise, H. D. Flournoy and Alex. B. Gui-
gOn, the last named of whom attended in
person in Staunton. Solomon Marable,
who confessed to aiding in committing the
murder, and who at first implicated the
women and afterwards said they were in
nocent and that white man was his ac-
complete, has been respited till October
22d. The two women who were sentenced
to death are in Jail at Richmond
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Staunton Vindicator
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. 20, 1895.
LOCAL.
ADVERTISEMENTS IN T0-DAY's vlNDI-
GATOR.

The Fall season has opened, and the
Staunton stores are full Of the newest and
latest goods-for both women and men. 1t
is the time to get the pick in the way OF
women's dresses and mems clothing.
They are advertised below, as IS everything
for farm, field and home. Y GU should read
the list:
& Brown.
Business CoIIeges-Staunton Business College
Humphreys Il Hiner, Principals. Duns-
more's Business College, J. e. Dunsm0re,
Principal.
Boots and Saoes.-McH. Holiday, Crowle
Building.
Books and iStationery-Fr Holt, Crowle
Building. Caldwell. Sites & Co.
Carriages. NJ. Hardy & Son.
ClotAing.-Jos. l.. Barth & Co., J. A. Hutche-
son, Merchant Tailor. A. Loeb & Co. The
Weinberg One Price Clothing Co.
Collector of Accounts-John A. Noon, City
Constable
Dratgs.-B. F. Hughes.
Deut5sts-Dr Marshall o. Burkholder, 10S
West Main Street.
Dry Goods. e. Bishop; The Bee Hive
Store.
FertiLizers-James E. Graham. Reeves
Gait. Jas. II. Blackley. Baker & Brown.
Fire Insasrance-Virginia Fire & Marine
Company, E. j. Cushing Co., Crowle
Building.
Groceries-Bowling SPOTS & Co., (whole-
sale) Hoge & Hutchinson (wholesale). John
G. Whitlock, D. A Sniteman, W. II. Brew q
Co. A. M. Cupp. Watts & Shaw.
Hotels.-The Virginia Hotel, ]. G. Scheffer,
Proprietor.
Jeaoelry.-H. l.. Lang.
LSoery.-S. T. Thornburg, r. A. Clemmer
Lao Fwms-Pratt & Kerr, J. M. Quarles,
Jno. n Opie, Alex F. Robertson, 4. E. Il.
Nelson. j. NJ. Perry. j., j. L. & K. Bum
gardner.
Land Sales.-Sept. 23d, in front of court
house, house and lot in Waynesboro; IS acre
tract of land near Fishersville, and 29A
acre tract.
Oct. 9th, in front of court house. 1913 acres
on Little Calf Pasture River in Augusta.
Oct. 18TH in front of court house, 1917
acres, one mile from Waynesboro.
MalL5nery-H. Summerfeld, at "Palais
Royal" Main street.
Plumbing and gas ftt5ng.-J. ]. Kilgalen.
PhotograpAs-H. Dunbar Murray, j. ii.
Landes. A. L. Hook, E. Berkeley.
Tobacco. Royal Colors.
T0nsbstones and Cemetery ao0rk.-The Mar
auis Marble Co
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Thirty Six Years in Prison.

Last summer we gave an account of a
raid of thieves on continuous circuit
along the main stem of the Chesapeake &
Ohio. the Richmond e Allegheny division,
and the Norfolk & Western, from Hunt
lngton in West Virginia to Burkeville in
Virginia The robberies were committed
in not less than six towns. The raid was
made by colored burglars from South Car
DINA headed by LESSEE Rullins. Rufins
who was caught in Nottoway county, was
tried there for several burglaries perpetrat-
ed in the county limits, convicted, and
sentenced to thirty-six years in the peniten-
tiary, within the walls Of which he is now
lodged.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-09-20
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
DECISIONS HANDED DOWN YESTERDAY
SLOWER s LIFE SENTENCE REVERSED.

DECISIONS HANDED DOWN YESTERDAY
SLOWER s LIFE SENTENCE REVERSED.
The Supreme Court of Appeals in ses-
sion at Staunton, yesterday, handed down
the following:
Judge James Keith, President. Mills v.
commonwealth. from the corporation court
OF the city of Danyille. Reversed.
Duff v. Commonwealth, from the corpora
ton court of Buena Vista. Reversed.
McGavock anG others v. Clark and others,
from the circuit court of Wythe county.
Affirmed
Mcfarland v. Moomaw and others, from
the circuit court OF Roanoke. Reversed.
Judge John W. Rely.-Gray v. Common
wealth, from the county court of Botetourt.
Affirmed.
judge r. 81. Cardwell.-Williams v. Com
monwealth, from the county court of High
land county. Reversed.
Robinet v. Robinet, from the circuit court
Bland county Reversed.
Judge John A. Buchanan.-Stover v. Com
moDwealth, from the hastings court Of the
city of Staunton. Reversed. This is the
case OF the man who was sentenced for life
Through repeated tllefts) for stealing few
cents worth of bacon.
Bertha Zinc Gov Martins admir-, from
the circuit court of Wythe county Reversed.
Judge Geo. M. Harrison.-N. & w. r. r.
Co. v. Clark. from the circuit court of Pu-
laski. Affirmed
Dunkley and others v. Stegall, from the
circuit court of Halifax county. Appeal re-
fused
Hooker v. Kelley. from the county court of
Henrico. Writ of error refused.
Richmond Locomotive & Machine Works. V.
Ford. From the Law and Equity court of the
city of Richmond Writ of error awarded
Terry v. city of Richmond. From the Law
and equity court of the city of Richmond.
Writ of error awarded.
knights Of Pythias v. Weller & others, from
the corporation court of the city of Staunton.
Writ of error awarded.
Oakley Land & Imp. Go v. Fauntleroy &
others. From the circuit court of Lynchburg
Appeal refused.
Sites & others v. Lawson & others. From
the circuit court of the city of Danyille. APP
peal refused.
Browning & others v. Laurel Creek Coal
& Coke Co. From the circuit court of Taze-
we'll county. Injunction refused.
Campbell v. Duln & others. From the
circuit court of Fairfax county. Appeal re-
fused.
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The Great Circus Next Tuesday.

There could not at so cents for grown
people and half fare for children or, we
suppose, at any other price be a better show
than the Sells Bros. circus which shows
here Sept Oath and of which the following
description is given:
The glorious three-ring CIRCUS presents
every act and feature as advertised, en-
bracing all of the celebrities of the arenic
world, three hundred startling acts in three
separate rings and two elevated stages,
fifty mammoth cages filled with rare wild
beasts. trained Hippopotami, trained Sea
Lions and Seals; performing Elephants,
flock of Ostriches, Rooster Orchestra, Fig
Equestrians, trained Kangaroos, LOrdly
Lions. stately Indian Tigers. and marve
lousy trained wild and domesticated ami
mails. Introducing in the gala hippodrome
races realistic, imposing and stupendous,
revival of ancient Rome, chariot races,
hurdle races, fat races tandem races, DON
key races, pony races, camel races, elephant
races and thirty-six horse riders. and in
triple circus. equestrians, jockeys of all
nations. ed Il Gated horses, trained ponies,
comical clowns. jolly testers, acrobats,
aerialists, gymnasts, riders, characters,
gladiators, bicyclists, roller skaters, leapers.
and, in fact, all the champions from every
land under the sun grouped in an unpreoe
dented program, alone worth dozen times
the price Of admission. Wait and watch
for the most elaborate and resplendent
street parade that has ever visited this city,
at 10 a. m. on the day Of the exhibition.
Special excursion rates will be issued on all
lines travel.
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ting his brothers, the Messrs. Loeb Of this

iting his brothers, the Messrs. Loeb Of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Jones, parents OF
Mrs. Jacob Bumgardner, who have been
visiting her. returned home last week.
MI Jos. Pelter, of Black Rock mines,
lost his barn, stable and granary by fire
few nights ago.
Mrs. Kinsolving, widow of the late Rev.
DR.. o. A. Kinsolving of Halifax G. H., is
visiting friends in Staunton.
DR.. John A. Graham for many years
surgeon at the Virginia Military Institute,
died at Rockbridge Baths on Monday last.
Buchanan Banner: "Miss Lottie A.
Price has returned to Staunton, where she
will spend the winter"
Miss Helen Campbell of Highland, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. H. M.
Patterson, has returned home.
Nh. Fred G. Acker, book-keeper for
Bowling, SPOTS & Co.. has gone to New
York.
MI. D. L. Andes and his bride.
of Mt. Sidney, were registered at the
Metropolitan Hotel, Washington, Friday.
Miss Christine Hartman is visiting the
family of MI. Theodore Shuey near
Churchville.
Mr.. Jos. A. Glasgow of the Staunton
bar, qualified on Monday to practice in the
Court of Appeals.
Louisa News: "Miss Edna Ogg left for
Staunton Wednesday after protracted
visit to her uncle, MI. A. B. Woodward. -
Miss jamie Van Lear is visiting Mrs.
Warwick, in Bath county.
Maj. T. G. Elder was in Lynchburg last
week attending the U. S. Court.
Mrs. A. q. Gordon, with her children, is
visiting friends in Harrisonburg.
MI. A. w. Mcclure has taken clerk
ship at DR.. N. Wayt & Bros. pharmacy.
Mr.. S. P. Ker and family of Pittsburg,
Pa, are visiting Mr.. Heber Ker.
John D. Crowle. Jr.. and Rudolph
Meyer, left this week for Roanoke College.
Miss Lucy G. Kinney has returned to
st. Paul to resume her school.