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PERHAPS YOU would not think so, bu,
q very largo proportion OF diseases in
Now York comes from carelessness
about catching cold" says DR.. CYRUS
Edson. 1T is such simple thing and
30 common that very Jew people, I'm.
less it Ia case OF pneumonia, pay any
attention 10 cold. There arc a grea,
many cases OF catarrh and consum 0 ton
which have their origin in this neglect
ofthe simplest precaution Of every dav
lie. The most sensible advice is, when
you have one, got rid Of it as soon as
possible. by all means do not Neglect
it." Dr.. Edison does not tell you how
to euro cold. blu. we will. Take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t will
reliove tho lungs, aid expec.ora,ion,
open tho secretions and soon effect a
permanent euro. % and so cent bottles
for salo by Charlie. r. Goe,zc, Will W.
Irwin, John kIari, VIM. E Williams, C.
Menkemcller. VIM. Ii. Hague, II. G.
Stewart. A. Z. Schcclo, J. Coleman, q.
Schnepf, VIM. Mcnkemeller, Wheeling.
W. Va; Bowio & Co.. Bridgeport; B. +.
Peabody & Son. Benwood.
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STILL III LINGEns.
Tho Attor.Enscts of tho Grip Seem to be
Worse Than tho Disease Itself.


There are moro weak. tired and run down poo.
plc today than have been seen before Ia i've
yonts. Rlid owing 10 QUO special Cauioi that
cause |, the grip Gtlp Is not as severe this year
AZ In tho past but his very prevalent aud quito
rs annoying. II leaves tho person weak, subject
to chills, with occasionally naihcs OF high fever
fcstlcnnG,s. lack OF appetite. bad tasto IN tho
mouth and pains throughout the body. Tho
worst thing about grp Is getting over It. mud
even after It Il broken, It Il weeks 1omctimcs
months, mud even years, before the petion fully
iccoycS.
Hero Is where tho great danger tho great dread
which attends the grip arises II leaves tho
body weak, often broken, aud open to oil tho at
taek' which may come IN after years II often
ruin, tho life.
Now, there IL only ono way TO overcome the
htetciIects Of the gtip, aud that IL To build up
tho system By a genuine Bllmulant until II re-
gains It's health and strength. There Is nothing
which VIII do this so well n, purc whiskey, nnu
there Is but QUO puro medicinal whiskey In
America, aud that Ia Duny's Pure Malt
Thousands OF. statements could be glvon cor.
corning people who have boon brought around
itA worst form. entirely through It's use. Caru
| should be takou that no other stImulnnt Is used
III It's place. for there Is no other TINT Will an
| swcr tho purpose so we'll Some druggists or
groccr often seek to substitute common wits.
tics, but III case OF after roct OF the grip. you
cannot DO too careful, mud should secure only
tho best ..s sr.' .-.....#.s....
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Marcellus NJ. Thompson, OF Clark..
burg, is the author oil Thonpson's Mag
i.trate's Manual and Forms. tho second
edition OF which has been issued from
tho press OF W. F. Jackson. also Of
Clarksburg. Tho work contains about
three hundred forms for legal docu.
mept,, and is very handy documen.
for every ono having legal business. 1.
should be in the hands OF every lawyer,
Justice, constable, notary aud business
man in West Virginia. It's price ls only
one dollar. and 1t will earn for itself its
value many times over for its posse,sor.
It ia the mos. complete and convenient.
ly arranged form book the IyrELLrGEx-
GER has inspected.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money nud Stock
Markets.

Tho Fenturos OF tho Money aud Stock
Markets.
SEw YORK, March Mooney on call easy
ut per cent; last loan per cent; closed
at per cent Prime mercantile paper 31!aj
per cent Sterling exchange dull at 81 s9a
tspa. Silver certificates GJ3Gc bid. The total
sales OF stock day were ?6!sG9 shares
Sugar saved the stock market to-day from OK.
tteine stagnatlon. and NJ the same time gave
new evidence OF It's ability to furnish the street
with mild sensation without notice. During
the past few days tho dividend uuestlOn was u
question OF street gossip, and tho point was
given out that the rate would DO reduced from
5 10 y, uni possibly 10 per cent. Then hegnn
mRnipulatIoiis which sent the stock up from ~
TO M aud bark 10 OK. The lower figure was
touched shortly after midday and induced some
covering. An nduance oil 3G per cent 10 0Es
was caused by the announcement that tue dlrec.
tors had declared tho full dividends OF per
cent on tho common and ls1 on the preferred
stock. both quarterly and both OF them free OF
the Income tax. Al the close there was re.
newal OF the purchasing movement under the
Influence OF which the stock asaIn moved up.
ward. closing at oj]4. the highest price OF tho
day, mud W per cent above yesterdays closing
sale. Tho transactions In tho stock aggregated
li3Qoo shares. which tSthc largest total Tor day
this year. The general market was duh and with.
out special feature. Al the opening prices wero Il
small fraction higherwIth but few exceptions,
| ana IN the carly trading a gain OF l9f per cent
was recovered. During the hour following mid.
| day speculation WINS Intensely dull. but SubSe.
Quently, under the influence Of the bull move.
| inent 10 Sugar. the general market became
strong. In the las, hour speculation was irregu.
lar, but the market closed fairly steady and at
| an advance OF 1fn2 per cent on the day. The
| advances are: Lead preferred !. common x. and
Linseed per cent. There were few declines.
which did not exceed Il per cent. this loss be.
| Ing In New York Central.
Tho movement, In prices for speculative bonds
was extremely narrow during the day. bu,
among the inactive securities thore were ma.
| ierlal changes. The total sales were SOL ,jO0
Government bonds easier.
State bonds inactive.
RnIl, trr,
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"owsd to Congress-"

Boston AdtertiSer (Rtp.)
March 4th; march fourth, o Con.
gress, and take hasty flight, while all
the nation chuckles with infinite dc.
light. No saline. selfish tears arc shed
on this suspicious day. From Maine
to California the people say "lIooray 7"
No weary eyes arc red with grief; no
heads AFRO hung in woe; but through
tho country far and wide the gladstone
tidings go. Why should the JOYFUL poo.
plo mourn or wiring their hands in
grief, when this bright day brings in
Its trains such happiest relief? No need
to ait in silence sad like some funeral
urn. At last the blessed day has co me
when Congress must adjourn.
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Lonlon-Thp wool auction sales opened Ia.
day With an extremely large attendance. There
was strong demand IN nll directions anIl prices
showed per cent advance % the average aud
better grades Of gtcpies. American buyers were
present IN good numbers mud their purchases 10.
day amounted TO 400 bnlcA The selection OrerpI
today was very moderate. The number u piles
Offered was 1000 bales VI which GyO wcfp with.
this series Is al 40 bnlcs against 80 900 lat year.
Following are tho sales III detail
New south WaloS-:,Gii bales; secured CdalS;
greasy l4RSSl.
greasy baRNi.
:, viclora-gD balcs; secured GdalS .! ID; greasy
5halOd.
south Austrnlla.-5Oj bnieG greasy i.n7L,d
swan uvGr-"si bnlcI; secured 6aGd.
e New zea nnd-l,GO0 bllOs; HOurcd o. ingIsd.
Cape Of Good Hope und SHlHi-7.S bales:
ACQUIRED iO'GdAs "JTd: greasy iaGJyd.
Sew yurk-W Wool steady
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Chicago Cattle market steady and higher.
hunchcs Of choice steers sold nj % 5Oa5 Il. cows
aud bulls wtrd principally NJ 81 5Oa3 f5. Hogs
active and prices were iiFn. Common md light
and rough mixed sold al 81 9Jaa u, mud oulls
hnd .kips were dkpoicd OF Al s. 6OaJ % The
sheep ttnde was dull aud values weak. Sheen
sold principally ut 81 bOai no. mud " 6Nii 50 wa,
the range OF quotations for poor 10 choice.
Lambs Lambs were quoted NJ S!2,ab = Receipt
head; sheep, 1000 hcad
East i.ihsriy-Cattle steady aud unchanged.
Hogs active at Yesterdays prices. Sheen dull;
etsa s. llat ~; good 81 wal 20 common 10 lair
lambs s. Boat %.
Cinclnnnti-lIogss steady ut 81 7jai Is; re-.
ceips $500 head; shipmunli oOJ head.
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As a remedy for all forms Of head.
ache Electric Bitteru has proved TO b,
the very best. It effects permanent
cure, and the most dreaded habituai
sick headaches yield to It's influence
We urge all who are afflicted to procure
q bottle, and give this remedy a fair
trial. In cases OF habitual con,.ipn-
ton Electric Bit,ers cures by rivinc
the need tone to the bowels. and fow
cases long resist the use Of this medi.
cine. Try /. onco. Large bottles only
fily cents at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
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Five new VESSELS.
Tho Navy Department. Will Put
Thorn In Commission.
THOUSAND ENLISTED MEN NEEDED
Tho Recent Appropriation WIN Man
These ships-sIoro seamep wantod.
The Mood OF tho Incronse-rwo Biz
Battle Ships Rapidly Approaching
Completion.

WARRINGTON, D. O., March 7.-Ilav.
Inc secured tho necessary legislation
from Congress, aftor the hardest kind OF
q struggle. tho officials OF tho navy do.
partment hayc takon prompt action to
put tivo moro vessels into commission
Tor active aea service. Those arc tho
stool cruiser Boston and tho corvette
Marion at tho Marc Island navy ward
near San Francisco; tho modern double.
turresed monitor Amphitrito, at the
navy yard, Norfolk, and tho government
built baltic ship Maiuo aud tho old
wooden fricato Lancaster, ut tho navy
yard, Brooklyn. Those vessels have
been ready for some time, mud would
have been put In commission before,
but for tho lack OF seameu. Tho Maino
and Amphitrite arc now ships aud have
nevcr been to sea, Tho Lancaster aud
Marion arc veterans. Thoy belong to
the old navy. tho members OF which arc
becoming very scarce on tho naval list.
Most OF their associates OF tho good old
days before tho war have gouo to rotten
row aud arc now only momory and q
name. There arc but few Of Thorn left
and thoir number is rapidly becoming
smaller and beautifully loss. The Ma.
rion Is in tho Same class as tho Alert
and the Ranger, now doing good service
on tho western coast OF Central Ameri.
ca, and, like them. she Ia bclieyad In ho
good for several years moro service.
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The big bat.leships. Indiana and
Massachusetts. and tho monitor. Terror
arc rapidly approaching completion. and
tho department will soou DO confronted
with the difficulty OF providing thom
with crewa. That is out OF tho question
with tho available force, but tho hope
is expressed that an additional thou.
sand mon may DO added to tho enlisted
force soon after ,lloy arc rondy for active
sea services. Another vessel that will
DO completed in n few months is the
Texas. sister ahip OF tho Maine. These
two arc the largest ships bull. by tho
government in rocent years. The Naino
was constructed at tho Brooklyn navy
yard and tho Texas at tho Norfolk navy
yard.
OF tho vessels soon to be placed in
commission tho Boston aud Marion will
10 attached to the Pacific squadron, un.
der command OF Admiral Beardsloo, and
the Maine and tho Amphitrito will be
attached to tho North Atlantic or homo
squadron. under command OF Admiral
Meade. The Lancaster will be unat.
tached, but will probably DO under
command OF tho head OF tho naval train
ing school at Newport.
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IT tho Bnby 1, Cutting Tr,th

IT tho Bnby Is Cutting Teeth,
Do sure and uso that old and well.tried
remedy. Mus. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children tecthing. It soothos tho
child, softens tho gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie and ia tho best rene.
dy for diarrhma. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. Mwraw
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SotIce,

l want every man and woman in tho
United States interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have one OF my
books on those diseases. Address B. NJ,
WoolLEY, Atlanta. Ga. Box $50, and ono
will DO sent You free. SAW
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Ono pint OF cream, ono hoaping table.
spoonful -four, ono toaspoonfu salt.
half teaspoonful white poppcr, bit Of
mace, ono quar-. Of oystcrJ. Add tho
aca,oniug to tho cream, heat slowly 10 n
boil. Mix the -four smoothly in n littlo
milk, and stir into tho crsam. l'oil tho
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Petroleum,

Now York-retrolcum strong md higher
PennSylynnla oil. sales none; April OptiOu, sale,
none; closed At 81 COZ bid. Lima oil, sales none
on Gi,y-opened al 81 o.: highest 81 o. /,
lowest 81 o.: closed Mt 81 oGI; sales 1900 barrel
shipments ~. Isl barrels: runs Il, $40 barrels
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Tho Lancaster is ono OF tho finest
ships OF the old navy aud has made an
excellent record. Being constructed Of
wood she is obsolete as a fighting ma.
chine, according to modern ideas, and
shc has sailed her last foreign cruise.
Her last active service was ~ flagship
OF the Asiauc squadron. She will never
again occupy a station SO dignifiod and
important Since her return to New
York sho has been transformed into a
training ship. and. when commissioned.
will be sent TO Newport and utilized in
giving practical instruction in gunnery.
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""ostu Afusouy
piroh Free Prn
CHAPTER l.
"Goorgc%
Eyes. dear"
"Do you SEQ this ucrap OF pink sill;2"
"fe,, doar."
IL wan, ten yards Just liko It."
All right, doar. Go and got IT,"
"But want you TO stop on your way
down and havo II sent up. Tako good
look so you will BIO aure to got tho cor.
rec. thing"
CHAPTER u.
&c" "Go. any y. pink 'ilk'"
"Well, want ten yards"
what kind. air?"
"Pink, pink. pink. OF course. You
didn't think 1 wanted blue or groom
pink, did your"
"No, cir; but 1t varios in price and
quality"
Send up tho be,t you have md
charge It to ms. She won't take It II It
Isn't right"
Thank you. cir. Anything elso to.
day, BirY
That's all, Good day."
CHAPTER III.
"Georco?"
ayes, doar."
I'm SO glad you didn't forge. to sonl
up tho silk."
Pm all right, dear"
$50 YOU nrs. Gsorro but tho pill,
didn't match"
as that so7'
Quito so. That you sent cost 81 q
yard and tho kind l wanted Is only &c
cents. reduced from 70. But you needn't
worry. Two put tho dres,maker To
work on 1t, md you can get the other
as you 90 down tomorrow"
Rad fire aud curtain.
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Metals,

Now Yorh-PlE iron weak; Scotch slgUoa2O %:
brokers' price $3.50 Lead quiet: brokers' price
q VIZ Tin easy; straits SIS 0TLsalj Is Plates
weak, Spclicr weak.
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a; golden, druggist, Birmingham,
Alabama. wri.es: please publish some
OF tho testimonials havo sent YOU for
Japanese Pile Cure" Charles r
Goetze and W. ". Irwin,
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NEED OF THE IScREAsE.

Without the increase in the present
enlisted force it would have been i'm
possible to place single additional
vessel in commission. For three years
the navy has suffered severely for want
OF men to properly man new ships. Tho
navy yards, receiving ships and recruit
ing stations were so depleted by tho
constant drafts upon them that finally
they altogether could not muster mon
enough fora crew for ono ship. The
Maine would have been put in COM
mission Two months ago had there been
n crew available. The Same is true OF
the Boston and tho Amphi,ri.e.
Some OF the ships already in comis-
mission are short OF their proper com.
PIGMENT. All the big ships. such as the
New York, Columbia and Minneapolis,
are short OF men, and it Is said that
scarcely any OF tho vessels in active scr.
vice are fully equipped in this import.
ant respec.
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TO NAN 1--WE suIPS.


Congress added one thousand men to
the enlisted strength OF the navy, and
the navy department has decided to
utilize the increase at once in manning
the five ships mentioning. The Boston,
Marion and Lancaster have undergone
extensive repairs and have been ready
Tor sea tor some time. II ia estimated
that it will take the entire additional
force to properly man the quintet. The
statcmen. that the provisions for tho in.
crease OF the enlisted force had been
rendered nugatory by, tho failure to ap-
propriate for their food and clothing"
is erroneous. As q matter OF fact there
sample provision for feeding the mon out
OF the general provision for ra,ions, and
80 far as clothing Is concerned, no appro.
pria,ion is needed for tho aim pie reason
that tackles" like officers. have to pay
Tor their own clothing. The new men
will be provided with the necessary
clothing by the government, and tho
cost thereof will be deducted gradually
from their pay, Just as has been done
with tho men in the navy from time
immemorial As has been already
stated, sherei n general appropriation
for ra.ions for enlisted mon, aud nc.
cordIng to tho statement Of naval OIL.
cials no distinction will be made be.
tween old or new men in tho use of this
fund, which is ample under all coudi.
lions to meet every possible require.
ment up to the timo OF the next regu-
lar meetings OF Congress, whom there
will be ample timo to consider def.
cheney in this respect, if it should then
erist ...a.a.rH
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Dry Good

Now York-In commission house circles
there wns a. Irregular demand by spot buyers
but through orders from salcslnci, on Tho rond
to tho resident representatives Of out.oi.,own
houses mud from principals direct, tho collcc.
two taklnGs were lnirly Important mud Included
moderate quantities OF bleHchcd cottouS For
NIL scnsonnblc spcclnltlCs the demand was main.
taInod for anything desirable. Printing cloth.
quiet ut ? 7-l6c and smnll sales =
Fail ltivnr--rhc record for. tho lowcyt price
In tho local print cloth market was broken
Wednesday afternoon for the second time IN Nix
months. Goods Wcrc sold Mt = 7.lGc flint The
lowest previous record WINS 2i,Sc mud thu market
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SMirn's bottled ale for household use.
Purcst. best. henlthieat. i..
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oysters ono minute In their liquor,
drain, throw liquor away, add oysters
10 cream, heat, serve.
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lttnkes good salary to support ono
bad habit,
II. TCOpTiohiodi
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HINTS TO HOUsEKEEPERS.
SATURDAY. March 0.
Observation-Disclosures. Oatmeal. Lam

Say rlnd. plcaian. things whenever oppor'
tunity ofjrs
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO..
on and u';cr Monday. December II. 1891 Pas
sengcr Trains will run rs follows: sDaily.
tnnllr ENcrni SlInhny. Cnntrnl time u
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TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS,
Gould Not SIeHp.

Prof. l.. D. Edwards, OF Preston,
Idaho, says: II was oil run down,
weak. nervous and irritable through
OScrwurS. l suffered from brain Ia
tisuc, mental depression, etc. I be-
came so weak and nervous that I
could not sleep, l would arise tired,
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1 Trims daily. except sunday.
J, l. TERRY.
General Freight aud Passenger Agcn,
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

tDnily, except Sunday.
Sunday church trains will Leave Elm Grovoat
9iSa. III. and Wheeling At l.:l7 y. N.
II. Z WElSGElkhEk Gen. Manngcr
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WEST END.
Happeninss and Incidents o." Week
Around the city.

The lawn party given under the auspices
of and for the benefit of the Baptist churcn
was q grand success. All present seemeu W
enjoy themselves very much, anu no%heIe ere
can there be found place more suitable LOT
Jbe occasion than is Mr.. ThomsonS.
Mr.. Tom Grant Perrin. left for Atlanta yes.
terday, where he will spend u lew days, anu
from Atlanta he will 60 TO clemson ,ooiiege
and spend the remainder Oh his Facatioh tue
guest of Mr.. DnPre.
There has been considerable stir on our
streets the last few days, the cause belhs ine
4iection All Of the conclnre were IN town
ISarnrday and some of them Monday, they
themselves make crowd.
Mr.. John w. Yates, one OF the most poPu-
lar engineers on the 5. 4. l.. has been pull
ing glass windows for the past week, ne
taxing "Wing Lees" run. Wlug taxing mr.. Mr.
q. A. Haigler's, who has been away on his
wedding tour. - l.,
place OF Mr. Ab Garrison. who with his wife
has left for the coast OF North Carolina ior
two weeks trip. ,,
The home OF Sir. Cohen is nearly completed.
IL ia quite a nice and convenient house.
Mr., r. Lawton DBrgan, who has oeen OH
on an extended trip 10 Darlington, Atlanta,
Augusta and fyoee. Will return 10 the ci'y
captain w. T. Branch. was up from Little
Mountain yesterday. He looks wei ana
hearty. and his many friends are Always
yIad to gee him. ~ -,
Mr.. Willie Hill. has made fine picture OF
the late Henry kirfmap and presented tne
same TO the Jno. H. Winder DlVlson o.
brotherhood Locomotive Engineers OF TINS
place. ,,a no rocent.
received their regalia. which Is said 10 oe the
finest In the State In future they Will NEE
each Wednesday night in the X. OF r. Hal
Ca Captain s. N. Rlgsby, leaves to day 1 fo1
WILMINGTON. froE, there to New York, where
ne will spend couple OF weeks.
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THE SURVIVORS,.
ARRANGEMENTS for the Annual Reunion.

ATTdQRem6uLS lO1 VIC AAheoA1 &sS~~A~>~'
The annual meeting of the Confederate Sur
viyors Association Tor Abbeville county VIII
be held In the Court House a; A1oeSlile o.
Monday, the 9Th day OF August. Saleday next
An address will be delivered and dinner
proyided for survivors.
An election OF officers for the Association
will he held TO serve for the ensuing year.
The following named Survivors are up
poInted as local committees TO raise iunds te
provide the dinner, TO wit: ~
f. F. McCaslan, James Rogers, T L. Moore.
#. F. Riley, Jno K. Moore, j. l.. Hughey.
I F. Hodges, K. H. Hughes. T. J. Ellis.
w. B. Acker, E. H. Booker, j. w; Mattlson.
i. w. Huckabee, G. F. Burdeu. P. Z. Suoer.
DR.. w. E. Link, 4. G. Baker. T. j: Brough.
OtwayHeuderson, WTJennings, JFEdmunds
DIR. D. Neel, D. w. Dowiin. q. NJ. Siberl.
W. E. Cothran. ]. L. White. Y: Griffin.
w. T. Branch, T. P. Quarles, w. L. McDonalu
TO provide dinner for the occasion apou'
one hundred dollars will he needed.
The committees above named Will please re
mort amounts collected 10 J. Fuller Lyon, Ad
jutant. by first OF August: Let us nave iui
attendance and pleasant reunion.
w. NJ. Grier, President.
j. Fuller Lyon. Adjatant.