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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
Come and see our new specialties in
groceries
+. n. Ratclii Mer. Co.

The Vinita Real Estate agency has
four very desirable lots for sale in the
western part Of the city, south Of the
railroad.
lfyou contemplate buying a binder
this year you should see model of the
New Champion at Charlesworth &
BuiIington's.
A miller of long experience, and COM
petent, wants a position as miller 10
Indian Territory. "Miller," box II,
Chetopa, Kan. 30-33
DR.. Horton executes all kinds Of
dental work with neatness and dis.
patch; office in Raymond building,
over Gray's store.
Compare prices on harness and IL
don't sell you, the new marshal will
get the man who does and get him
quick. Lee Barrett.
Nothing will please you as well as ia
buy your groceries and meats at the
Vinita Meat & Grocery Co.'S. Their
kOoh oAV AWAY 20 HNoh'
A. q. Peck was installed as agent
this week at Mineral City, the termi'
nal station on the NJ, X. 4 T's. new
coal line, built out from Labette.
Mrs. Clay Bryant, who has been en-
gagged in dress making at Mrs. Billings
lea's, will continue the business at hei
home, over the Frisco depot. 2o-Si
You will fnd everything to a queens
taste at the vinita Meat & Grocery
Co.'S. Canned goods Of all kinds
dried fruits, jeIlies. candles, nuts, etc
Halls Hair Renewer enjoys the con
tidence aud patronage Of people al
over the civilized world, who use IL Il
restore aud keep the hair a natura
color.
Miss Clara Parrish, OF Paris, ILL.,, Il
to favor Vinita with a visit soon. Sh,
comes as one of the highest lecturerl
in the W. O. T. U. work. Dates anC
testimonials win be given later.
Owing TO continued IN health, II
Balentine will offer for sale his genera
mercantile business on the east side
and will rent store buildings, including
ware room aud the best wagon scale Il
Vlnita. 3lu
Two operations we're performed upoI
Mrs. Dr. Donshoo, OF Alton, some day
since for an abscess but TO no avail
10 this great loss which the doctor ha
sustained a great many people who on
Ivy Ma scqualnIence WIZ eYn|Peih|s
r'sn biw
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
Clinton. Missouri.

Mr.. A. L. Armstrong, an old drug
gist, and a prominent citizen OF this
enterprising town, says: II sell some
forty different kinds Of cough medi-
cines, but have never In my experience
sold so much of any one article as
have Of Ballard's Horehound Syrup.
All who use it say it is the most per.
feet remedy for cough, cold, consump-
tion and all diseases of the throat and
lungs they have ever tried" II is a
specific for Group and VhoopinR cough,
1t will relieve a cough in one minute.
Contains no opiates. Sold by P. Shan
ahan. 3
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
President W. CT. U

kN A SECLUDED corner of the
L cemetery north of town, pemoved
from other occupants Of the "silent
city, and without marble slab OF
tended mound are seven neglected
graves. To the casual passer-by there
is nothing in this abandoned group to
excite attention or call up a passing
thought, but TO those who take the
pains to enquire, there are several
pages OF history written. They are
outlaws graves, most, II not all Of
them slain by United States marshals
in trying to effect their arrest. "That's
Heck Burners grave yard" was the la
comic remark OF a man the other day
In answer to a question as TO what
the isolated group meant. OF course
Bruner nor his men did not kill them
all, but they have been brought in one
at a time by different officers aud at
different times. The first train rob
ber and outlaw buried there was Kep
Queen, killed by Sheriff Ed. Sanders
and party OF citizens near Claremore
some years ago; the body was brought
here and held for Identification and
reward, and was finally buried here.
Another one OF the graves contains
the body Of Jim Turner,alias "Kiowa, "
who was killed by Heck Brnner OF
some OF his posse at the time Bob
Rogers betrayed the gang into the
hands OF the marshals, and Willis
Brown and Klowa were killed. The
body OF Klowa was kept In a pine box
at the Frisco depot for more than a
week In January, 1894, being frozen
all the time, and was at last buried
in the nook Of the grave yard men
toned above. Future generations will
read as a passage in the history Of q
great country, Of the lives Of these
wild and reckless outlaws. They are
a part OF the mighty transformation
that has taken place In the great
southwest, and though their rae,
seems to be about run, II is only th,
conditions after all that made thell
existence possible, and the same con
ditions changing make their extinc
tion sure.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
LOCAL NOTES.
Spring fever.

Spring fever.
Kentucky Belle.
How about base ball?
/, Housecleaning is upon US.
Grass is coming very fast.
Beautiful shower Saturday.
Peaches and plums are in bloom.
Early planted corn is coming up.
Yale lock key found; at this office.
All kinds of seeds at Jno. O. Gray's.
Arthur Berry is"spoiing'to go fsh-
ing.
D. Down go prices on saddles. Lee Bar
rett.
Kentucky Belle vinegar Is all right,
. isn't it2
Wheat is coming out rapidly since
the RAIN.
Seed potatoes at Vinita Meat & Gro
Gerry Cos.
New York seed potatoes Sl,lO at Jno.
q. Gray's.
W. r. Dali is running an ice wagon
for Gus Nichols.
For No. 1 Sorghum go to the vinita
Meat x Grocery Go.
All kinds Of blanks for sale at this
Office; order by mail.
The bank is now decked in a new
coat Of paper and paint.
A few stoves which went down last
week. went up Monday.
Onion sets aud all kinds Of garden
seeds at Jno. g. Gray's.
Communion services at Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday.
Northern Seed Potatoes, several va
rieties, at A. b. Nichols.
The frisco section house was moved
a.few rods east last week.
The academy folks have been doing
come much needed grading.
New patent post hole diggers al
Charlesworth & Buhington's.
The Globe has moved to a building
opposite foreman's drug store.
Garden seeds at the Yinita Meat
Grocery Co. in bulk or package.
60, 900 envelopes just received at this
office; low rates on large orders.
Owners of horses get their printinl
at this office quickly and cheap.
A good deal the best, little the
cheapest. j. W. Martin, harness.
Creamery butter always to be had
at the Vinita Meat 4 Grocery 90.
The best ave cent cigar in the towr
al the Vinita Meat & Grocery Oo's.
Rev. S. A. Caldwell is attending
Presbytery at Claremore this week.
A span Of extra good Ave year oil
mules for sale; enquire at this office.
There have been a good many trip
made to Mhskogse in the past week.
stonghton wagons with extra side
boards at Charlesworth & Bufiiugton's q
J. l.. Bumgarner, Spavinw. sell
everything. Good goods, cheap priced
Don't ask foolish questions; that's
grub pillow At okasleswor.h 4 Bufinp
tons.
Cattle Tor the Greek pastures bega
coming yesterday. and seyosal train
"A W6 TFAusf0Ffd a thle pain, Iot III
Elghefty, who nn|oa1a ~ paippap
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04

Short form mortgage notes, having
lhIddpnlal the 'hipding features of a
full chattsl mortgage. tor sale at thls
Office; 50 cents for rs by mail. People
will nlen them when 4 ehattel mort
ekse viii scare thsp ont oi toe AIs-
lsIel Az other h'sfks a|sp "A Ne'kl
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
MoOormiok ninders.

The first manufactured and ahead OF
all competitors TO this day. A. N.
Green, vlnlta. acting agent. Buy no
harvesting machinery until you have
seen the Mccormick binder aud
mower. SOSs
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04

M USKOGEE was the center Of
,ys$l interest Monday and Vlnita
was sin evidence" TO a considerable
extent. There were present; b. II.
Greathouse, w. L.Trott, +. NJ. Smith,
DR.. Day, w. II. Knornegay, L. W..
Burlington, w. S. Stantield, Il. G..
Toilet, Jr., Sam Ridenhour, j. n.
Walker, Judge Mcclure, L. p Isbell,
w. l, Thompson, w. f. Halsell, j. b.
Burckhalter, W.E.Rowsey, Jas. Blyin
w. G.. Nelms, Dr. Bagby, j. @. Ander-
son, Paden Talbert, W. II. Shackel-
ford and NJ. T.. Milford. Not all
them got offices, but half dozen Of
ihnm did
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04

II PWORTH LEAGUERS OF the
El Southern Methodist church OF
the Indian mission conference met In
convention at Muskogee, March, 30-3l;
DIR. A. T.. Bonnell, president OF the
conference Epworth league board,
presided. The following papers were
read and discussed: Literary De
partment," by Miss Scratch, of Atoka.
"What the League has done for the
church." by Rev. Haygood, of Atoka.
Literary Entertainments" by Miss
Holcomb, Of Harrell institute. "Sys-
tematic Visitation" by O.P. Noble, OF
Wagner. Devotional Work." by
Miss Cooke, OF Willie Halsell college
Lookout Work" by DR.. c. w. Day
of Vinita. The following delegates
were elected TO the international con
vention to meet in Chattanooga, Tenn.
June 27-30. DIR. A. L. BonHell, Mus
kogee; Rev. s. Haygood, Atoka; DIR
G. W. Day, Yinita; DR.. Crowder, Wag
oner.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04

Mrs. Chouteau's spring millinery
opening begun this morning and will
continue until Saturday night. The
hats, bonnets, flowers, feathers, etc,
are as fine as could be found in St.Lou-
is and the taste exercised in displaying
the same gives assurance Of a stylish
Easter bonnet if bought here. All
invited. Hats SOC TO $40.
Judge Springer passed up on yes
terday mornings train on his way to
Washington. Marshal Rutherford is
coming up next week TO select quarters
and the office will be opened by Con-
mel Rogers, though Mr.. williamson,
heretofore constable at Atoka, will
probably be the permanent office
deputy.
There will be a concert at Willie Hal
sell college next Friday evening, pro-
ceeds of which will be applied to get
ting carpet for stage. Everybody
should go and enjoy good entertain
ment and help a worthy cause. Ad-
| mission 20 Centn
II may save you time and money to
be informed that, when you need a
blood purifier, Ayers sarsaparilla Is
the kind most in favor with the med
ical profession. Il is the standard
and, as such, the only blood purifier
admitted at the Chicago Worlds Fair,
John Curlee, the little eight months
old boy Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Badgett
died last Friday night, and was buried
the following day. The sympathy o.
the community is extended to the par
ents in their bereavement.
At the academy medal contest Chicl
Rogers got the gold trophy and Birdie
Bishop the silver.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
WSHE EsrIMABLE WIFE Of R. /

NJHE EoIIWHbLE WIFE OF ~ d
4 Martin, living east Of Adair,
died March slst, and was buried next
day al spavlnaw. She had been sick
10 SO than week, a case Of grip devel-
oping into pneumonia. She leaves a
husband, three grown sons and little
yIrl Of ten years who deeply mourn
her loss. A fsw days before she was
called By hlckness to.r her sister, AZ
U|rtemore. blt bad % return home a
. nre ana took NJ Aes bed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04

GHEROKEE DISTRICT confer
W ence met at Chelsea, March rs;
Bishop II. X. Iargrove, OF Nashville,
Tenn, was present and presided.
There were sixteen charges represent
ed, and the reports show that the
work OF the church in the bounds of
the district is improving on all lines.
A good church has been built at
Chouteau within the last two months,
and the contract is let for building
one at Claremore. DIR. B. F. FOrtner,
J. r. McSpadden and II. NJ. Adair
were elected delegates to the annual
conference to be held in Ardmore in
November. Rev. j. f. Thompson was
prs n charge Of the Flint district;
Rev. e. NJ. Leming was put on new
circuit organized among the full
bloods, and Rev. G.. S. Yarbrough was
taken from the full-blood work and
put in charge Of the Nowata circuit.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
Town Lot Sale.

Notice is hereby given that town lot
sales will be held at the following
towns on the days and dates, to-wit:
Adair, ........ Wednesday, May l, 1895;
Ooo-y-yah, ,,... Thursday, May 2, 1895;
Chouteau, Friday, May 3, 1895;
Tahlequah, ..... Tuesday, May 9, 1890
All persons holding certificates OF
fret or second installments are here
by notified to be present on above
dates, and make payments, otherwise
their lots, together with sucf improve
ments as may be upon them, will re-
vert to the Cherokee nation aud be re-
sold. Respectfully, NJ, q BurLER,
Town Commissioner
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
WHEN THE
KICKS COME IN

IL not the title OF new song. nor does
u refer 10 the back ward action OF thai
much mallgIed animal, the mule
tits phrase used by Tue lnhahltantl
OF ofOklahoma TO designate the Appreoh'
Ing opening OF the fruitful acrek OF thl
klckapOo lndian reservation.
lfyOn wish 20 nnd ont all abont th|
klckapoo lands. ~ those belonging q
tho Wichita and COmanchs lgIbfar
where cotton. wheat and iruita VIII
pay handsomely- aak G n <Icboleou
. PA Santa Ne Route, Topeka k.s
forh
free
copy
Of
Oklahoma
folder. ~
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
AdmInIstrntrIx, Notlce.

Noilee Il hereby given that the undersigned
haa hecn appointed admlnlatfatrlx Of the &C.
tate oI 0eolEo conoy, deceased, All parties
having claims oKnlnal said estate. or being Ia
lonla1 lo lhe otlalo Will plcaec appear for aol-
lelnenl a. once. NlIfA jANN NoNnN.
Si,sl AdmiplstlaiFlS'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
MISSOURI. KANSAS 4 TEXAS.
vISITA CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ME-. Church south-H Il. .Greathouse pastor
sabbath school at 10 90 a. mt preaching AZ u
a. m. and 7 p. m. prayer meeting every wed
nesday evening. Communion service every
arat Sunday.
Presbyterian Church-S. A. Caldwell, pas
tor; preaching, Sundays at III q. m. ana p
m. bunday school at 10 q. mi prayer meet
ng Thursday nights.
pastoTi services every Sunday at III a. m: and
Up. IN. Sunday school at 10 n; ms Christian
Endeavor Society. 4 y. nj Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening.
Baptist church Rev: A. Carlln, pastor.
Preaching at n q. m. and 73op. m. sunday
school 10 a. m. Prayer meeting wednesday
VIC. t. U.-Meets every Wednesday at
O'Clock ID. IN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04
Removal.

Everything in leather for sale at
cost at Lee Barrett's leather house.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-04

- AIDES MISSIONARY society of
la the Presbyterian church gave a
tea at the residence of Mrs. ". w.
Miller, Friday afternoon, from 2 to 8
o'clock. After devotional exercises led
by the president, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Ratcif read a very interesting essay
entitled, "Patch Work" Mrs. Bethel
read a paper on the subject OF mis-
sions. The hostess served elegant re-
freshments and all of the goodly num-
ber of ladies present decided il very
oojoyabie occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25
NORTH CAROLINA ROAD.
THE SOUTHERN OFFERS THE OLD
PRICE FOR 1T.
An Unusually Heavy Downfall OF Rain.
Crops Damaged Ivy Too Much RAIN
other Matters.

RALEIGH. y. c.. July A.-Noth1ns re-
suited from the meeting Of the commit
tee OF directors OF the North Carolina
railway. and Vice President Andrews, or
the Southern railway here to-day. re-
garding a continuance Of the lease OF the
former road to the Southern. offered the
same price paid under the Old lease.
Governor Carr offers two hundred dol
lars reward for the iuoendiaries who de-
stroyed G.. w. Cronley's mills AZ Lenoir-
There was a phenomenal rainfall mere
this afternoon. siX-tehtns OF an inch fall
ing in ten minutes. Rains are now doing
damage in this section Of the state.
The State Treasurer has secured all OF
the construction bonds OF the North
Carolina railway save $4,000. lie has
information Of $1,000 Of this amount.
These bonds matured IN 1881.
Three convicts from Columbus county
arrived az the poaitentiary to-day
The rains IN the eastern part OF this
county are the hardest I'm years crops
and roads are badly washed
The Commissioner OF Agriculture has
about abandoned any hope of holding
farmers Institutes this year. as II seems
TO INU4a are az AiAhNt' SOS N'-AN
purpose.
II develops from the reports the Aoer-
deem and West-End railway owned by
one family. is one Of the best paying
roads In the state IL yicid- a net in
come Of $4,000 a year. This is the road
which IS being extended. and which IS
now I'm four miles of Troy Montgomery
county.
The silver papers are going for United
states Marshal Carroll. because the latter
says the gold men are gaining ground
I'm North Carolina.
Hon culture IS a success tn this state
Before the war hops were grown for
home use They ripen I'm August
The committee OF the state and private
directors of the North Carolina railway
IS yet in session here. considering the
Southern railways proposition 20 lease
for iorg term Of years that road II D.
intimatod that the Soab0ard Air Line and
Atlantic Coast Line would also ike 10
lease the road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25

Interesting Facts About hichmonGs c''i-
zen. and other Matters.

r,5oo r ". Hughes was in The city
yesterday.
~ East treasurer Of Halifax ooun-
,,.s In Inc city yesterday.
~ r.-,se r. Hm will leave for Balti-
-. ,'-Isv on a ten-days' vacation.
~. tame palmore. who has been visit
f,,, r.iatlvcs in Washington, has returned
N.,riv an the Richmonders who at
.,'f.l f,a convention in Baltimore have
returned home.
Mr. T. l.. Wugaold. formerly Of Man
chester now of COLI mDla, y. G., is il Inc
city oa VISIT.
Ms roecph Gold. of Hampton. Va. is
,.te--tr, hor rarents. Mr.. and Mrs. Kan
troultl. OF this ci'y'
Miss rana Rowe't has returned from
.......rn trim 90 Canada, Niagara
i,ars Boston. and New York.
,.s g. vs. Boshamcr ana Hiss Bessie
Statewide. y. g.. are visiting
Mrs. Nauh 5ii north lWellin street.
Joe Booker wes arrest ID by Policeman
Johnson ln tle firsi dial-icl ytsi, uay lot
isafiae and threatening to XII Jane
Booker.
N,r Holm y. Don Leavy. who has been
i f..rns.l fo~ several days. has suit-
ri,i+f, recovered TO be at his place OF
business.
,rhs firf1anl Syringe team. Perry Reed
rarInin. ulU play the Narina Grove teai-i'
r. b. Gaurr captain. al the latter
place neIt Tr|l1v afternoon.
rse-e1 fnrn.rh the city THURSDAY Tor Inc
picam, DO HOTEL Louisa. Va. after
months s0I0arn at West Point, Va.
Mir ~ p. Reddy. wel-known and
r.,u.,ar Young lawyer OF this cry. has, az
The request Of many friends ana aimiI-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25
EXPLAINED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LED
THE SHAKERS TO MAKE AN
UNUSUAL OFFER.

Peopic of this day and generation arc
not disposed 10 give things away "hen'
therefore. the Mount Lebanon shakers re-
Gently stated that any one could get
hottie OF Digestive Cordial by calling III
pefson az their New York Office, II eN-
cited great deal OF talk.
one OF the leading dliiies of the Metro
polls sent reporter to ind out what was
meant. It developed that the pfepara''o1
In question has proven benehciai III ~
large a majority OF cases that nine-ontns
OF the people who are sufficiently ANXIOUS
TO call for a sample find so much reNet
that they continue the products use ana
tell their friends about 1t. As result,
very large demand has been created.
The Shakers have long record OF sue
cess as inventors and their various medi-
cinal products have always enjoyed
high reputation. The Digestive Cordial IL
nor only nourishng in itself, but IL d.
gssts other foods when taken as director.
SlecplesS nights. spots before the eyes.
and a sense OF hsaviness after eating. lose
Of weight and general weakness. are
among the common symptoms OF indises-
ton which IL promptly relieves. and II Is
gratifying TO know that such positive
and harmless remedy as the Digestive
Cordial should have at last been Devised
The common idcd ABOUT Noha""VtiV" ~
that II is a lung trouble. but this Is not
all. Why is it that the consumptiVe gets
thinner and thinner until he has wasted
to a skeleton Because the food he eats
does not nouflsh him. 10 Is not dlgested.
sThe first sign OF the appearance OF con-
sumption is growing thin. wasting THIS IS
before the cough. before the eNpectora-
ton. Stop the wasting and recovery VIII
follow IN the inclpent stages, and tho
disease will be retarded in advanced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25
"YOUR UNCLE Sfuv ~ DElrfND.
He Makes $4,000 Lecturing in One
season Other Ncw-,

He Makes $4,000 Lecturing in One
Sca~on-O Other Ncw-,
WINSTON. y. c.. July 2i-speclal--A
leading lectt re bureau representative, who
was In Winston a few days ago. told me
that his bureau had turned over TO Rev
sam Jones during the last season the neat
little sum Of $4,000 FOR lectures delivered.
I4o has had u0 "let-uo' this season..
Every night 10 August 2ith Is sala 10 ne
ENGAGED and be will open next season )
business on September 2ith. 40 man is
hardly IN greater demand throughout the
whole country than Uncle sam
Dr. Davis. Of Fork Church. DaVic coDn-
Is. who has been raising tobacco for fnlr-
fv-Gve wears. has discovered a new theory
about the weed. lie says there is q Ger
tain time 90 cut tobacco better imam
others. and II not cut on those dates ll
n Superior court opens next
Monday week. Judge Brown VIII
preside. 10 will require -FOUR
weeks term 20 clear the dockets There
are az present la3 cases on the criminal
and III on the civil. These numbers VII
bc largely increased when court opens.
Tho breaks on the Winston lcaf-tOhaccO
market continue extremely light. during
the past week a number OF visiting lear
dealers We're here buying package soo1s-
Shipments OF manufactured tobacco are
steadily In the many factories. The cigar
cite business is specially active. and tWen-
ty-for-hvo-cent goods are being sent IN
considerable quantities 20 al parts OF the
country The tobacco men say that the
growing crop is doing nicely The most
favorable news b. received from me coun-
try surrounding WinstOn-Salom The rev.
enue collections here are now averaging
about $1,000 per week
The Twin City Hospital Association Will
issue q special edition of the southern
Tobacco Journal this week. II Will bee
large and attractive number The reports
from the various tobacco markets VIII
boz furnished bv lady correspondents.
Deputy Sheriff HOlt0n, OF Stokes county.
who was shot in the hip by a boy named
Fry several days ago, is reported 70 De-
getting along an right. Fry Is IN JAN.
The laftcr's brother was arrested. but
gave bond for his appearance at court.
Tie Is charged with trying 20 cut The
officer.
state Geolorist Holmes has arranged
with the State Printer for the printing OF
three bulletins on MOnazitc and other
papers of scientific nature. The printers
are now at work ON the July numbers of
the Agricultural and Health bulletins. also
the supreme Court reports, colonial and
State records
Rev Dr. W. W. Moore. whose family is
spending the summer with relatives I'm
Salem. has gone 10 Baltimore 10 tn the
pulpit FOR a month during the vacation Of
a Presby terian pastor of that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25

Sheriff r. W. Leonard. OF Smyth coun-
ty. called at the office Of the Auditor OF
Public Accounts yesterday after denver
ing al the pcnitcntiary the toliOWlhs
convicts: William Crawford, sentenced
to three Years Imprisonment for grand
larceny. IS. A. Wood, sentenced 70 Two
years FOR forgery. ..
IS II carter. sheriff OF Washington
county. also called. who had left ~ tne
care OF the Virginia Prison Association
at the reformat0ry at Laurel station, 81. Il
snriers. who is to De kept there until
' CIV Sergeant r. r. Tnett. Of Roam
oke. presented his accounts 10 ne Ap,i,
Tor after turning over 20 Superinieiar
Inn the following c0l0red convicts. ran
ME nj, Lee. sentncccd to one years imprison,-
mont FOR malicious cutting Nanlle
Brown. sentenced 20 five wars lot il''
uriofis stabhing. Charles Williams, alias
CHARLIE REYNOLDS. sentenced TO TWO year
for the same offence