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The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09
Filled the Vacancies.

The Republican County Com
mittee met at the Capital Hotel
on Monday and filled vacancies
already existing in the committee
and elected new members from
the precincts recently created
Mr.. d. B. Walcutt was elected
Secretary Of the committee in
place OF Mr.. Chas. J. Weitze!,
resigned.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09
A Great Offer.

The Louisville Daily Post, pub.
lished every evening except Sun
day i, offered with the ROUND
ABOUT at So per year The piicr
OF The Post alone is S. per year
and our paper ST 90, making this
the best offer of the kind ever
made.
Subscribers to the ROUNDABOUT
who are not takiug The Post now
can avail themselves Of this op-
portunity by addressing this office
or writing to b. G. Boyle, 526
Third street, Louisville.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09

o. w. 0. Hardman, Sheriff of Tyler
Co., w. Va, appreciates a good thing
and does not hesitate to say so. He
was almost prOstrated with a cold
when he procured a bottle of Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. He says:
1T gave me prompt relief. l find it
to be an Invaluable remedy for
coughs and colds" For sale by PHIL
CARPENTER, South Side druggist.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09

A Long Life Ended.

Mrs Mahala Mcdowell died
Sunday night, at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Lutherane Back
ley. on Holmes street. and her
funeral took place Tuesday after
noon. The deceased had reached
the extreme age OF ga years and
had enjoyed almost perfect heal h
until month or SD ago, when she
tripped ard fell while walking
across the fl ,or. breaking her hip.
The physicians though, best not
to reduce the fracture as. owing to
her extreme age, the bones would
not knit, and the most that could
be done for the old lady was to
render her as comfortable as
possible. She began to sink in a
few days after and continued to
grow weaker until the spark OF
life. which was born with the
century, went out forever. She
became member of the
Christian Church long years
ago and continued a consistent
member to the last. The funeral
services were conducted b.. Rev.
George Darsie, her pastor, at the
home Of her daughter and large
number of friends gathered III to
pay the last tribute of respect o
her memory. She lived II / nny
to see her grandchildren and /. ,at
grandchildren. but one great great
grandch lid as we'll.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09
Cheap Rates South.

On February 5th the Kentucky
Midland will sell tickets to a great
many points in the south at one
fare for the round trip. Account
Land Seekers Excursions.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09
FARM FOR RENT.

'VHE FARM KNOWN AS THE DUDLEY PLACE
| near the city limits OF trankfort on the Yer
sailles pike containing 265 acres. Is for rent from
March list, 1895 to March lst 1896. The lace IS
Well adapted to general farming. stock raising
ANA tobicc growing and has advantages for
dairy aud marketing. For particulars apply to
he undersgn. Il at her residence on Ann street.
or to Franz Chinn, at .Orn' y.
I2-tf. MRS MARY j. DUDLEY.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09
Anti-TOxine The Coming Rem
edy.

eral cases IN TINS city recently and
has acted like a charm, giving al
most instant relief TO the patients.
Ten days loss Of time on account
Of sickness and doctor bill to pay,
is anything but pleasant for a man of
family to contemplate, whether he
is labOrer, mechanic, merchant or
publisher. Jas. o. Jones, publisher
Of the Leader. MeXia. Texas, was sick
in bed for ten days with the grip dur
ing it's prevalence year or two ago
Later in the season he had a second
attack. He says: "In the latter case
l used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
with considerable success, l think,
only being in bed little over two
days. The second attack | am salts
fed would have been equally as bad
as the first but for the use of this
remedy" 1t should be borne in mind
that the grip is much the same as a
very severe cold and requires precise
ly the same treatment. When you
wish to cure a cold quickly and ef-
tectually give this remedy a trial.
25 and so cant bottles for sale by
PHIL CARPENTER, South Side drus-
gist.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worid's Fair Highest Award.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09
THE IMPROVED
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE.

For sale by THOS. A. JOYCE. 430 Broadway.
opposite L. & N. depot Also needles. Oil, etr.,
for all sew ng machines. share OF ytur patron
age solicited
De 70 en-
The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09
Broke His Leg.

Mr.. Alex. Szymanski was SO
unfortunate as to slip and fall up
on the ice in the yard Of his resi-
dence on Broadway Monday
evening breaking the bone Of the
left leg. in which he has been
crippled for many years. He has
since suffered great pain from the
injury and grave doubts are enter
tanned Of his recovery.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1895-02-09

Eggs for Matching from choice
Blred Plymouth Rocks 81 for
setting Of I3. SIT. FORTUNE.
23-3m.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-03-22

Pullman sleeping ear sc vie nightly between
Phoenix AMI Maricopa. Sleeping Car coupons
sold to points on the southern Pacific ana
connecting lines.
Train NJ l connects with Southern Pacific
connects with Southern Pacific 20, passing
Maricops at 2 40 a. m. Connection made Al
Tempe W tn stages for Goldfeld. Connection
made at Phoenix with stages for Prescott
and Congress. Trains stop on signal.
C. s. MASTEN,
General Manager
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Walnut Groee-S D. Harvey, T.J. Beachatn,
r. w. Graham. j. B. Agnew, Clerk.
CLOSING UP THE RANKS.
The report of the committee whic was p.
pointed by this committee TO meet on the 22d
OF June ultimo, having sent up the minutes
of such meeting as a report OF the proceed
ings thereof, the same was, on motion, re-
ceived as information.
On motion, the committee adjourned.
D. H. Magill, r. b. Gary,
Secretary. CHAIRMAN.
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rrE sOI7TH AND NORTH AMERICAN
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LLOYDS.
FRED CLAY, General County Agent for Abbeville

in
made U now pnffss MFS E
Vng than This among "Hr poTy nIS
e. A. poas
Theme
TserapG
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Betwscn Atlanta and Charleston.

,rr,ns Nos. 4O2 and 4O5 ARE solid re>tbule trains
,,.,t h" p"limun Buffet sleeping between Atlanta
end washington through sesprsp between MoHrps cnps
ard Portsmouth w., rS's Naw YorS rut sleeping cars
between tharutte and Wilmington. Trains Nos IS
pI Il snid between llantu and N"rfold, carrying
Pnman sleeping attac ed making I direct S"nhtS,on
~ NM" ynrr nnd all points north und east ut Nor
st am NtT , rnIrrs for Washington. Bny Line Of Bal;
.",a h niJ DnmIninn for New York. Trains 81 and
i5 snIii trains between Atlanta and Columbia, win
through coaches for Charleston Ii,ESIs ea Ur m 's" NJ"
union depot ut the company 'icSe' o''ee' ~ '
Kimbnl House. ,,,r, d. n,,,r
T j ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
h, J. WALKED, C!lY Psss. aud IIcRe' AL.
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Seaboard Air Line

Schedule In cfrct Dec. QS, 1891. "The Atlanta
Sueciul" o0lid Vcstibuled Train-NO Extra Fare
Charged .-.-..-... ..---.
Duhle Daily between A Atlanta and New York. .
NURTABOuND. sOUTHBOUND
No 3s. No. 402. Central Time. No. 4u3 No IL.
Duly. Daily. tDnily and Sunday Daily: Dsny:
bpm 10 O0 Ly Atlanta ~, Ar 4Uapm D 2Oam
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Estate Of Mrs. Ann 4. Sims, Decd.
Notice Of Settlement and Appli'
cation for Final Discharge.

T,AEE NOTICE that on the "a day of Au-
Il gust, 1896, / will render a final account OF
nv actlpgs and doings as Administrator &. i.
a. OF the Estate Of Mrs. Ann Fl. Sims. deceas.
ed, In the Office OF Judge Of Probate for Aooe-
VILE County at 10 O'Clock a. M, and on the
same day will apply for final discharge from
my trust ~ such.
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred.
J. R. MINTER. JR.,
Administrator Com. Testamento Annexo.
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AGENCIES for Abbeville County.

ane arrnt ann % m
' "'A
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Port Royal and Western Carolina R. R.
Augusta and AshevilIc Short Line.

J. 3. CLEVELAND, Receiver.
Schedule In Effect June %, 1895. Eastern Time.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
What They Did Last Sale Day-Fri-
mary Election Ordercd-Ma"agers
Revolutions.

Abbeville, S. G., July l, 1898.
The Democratic Executive Committee Of
AbbevilIe County met pursuant TO the cali oil
ihe chairman in the Court House at IL IN.
The minutes OF the meeting were read and
approved.
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Mr.. Weston's resolution was then called for
again and the viva voce vote having been un-
two delegates voted, delegate after delegate
from the city clubs falling 10 respond. The
Weston resolution, without the preamble,
was than adopted by vote oil 53 TO ~.
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RULES OF THE PRIMARY.

RULES OF THE PRIMARY.
After ordering primary election TO be held
on the Both of July, 1898, for the election o.
delegates TO the Constitutional Convention
the following resolutions were oHereu ny -
II. Magill and adopted: Belt
Resolved, BY the Abbeville Courty Demo
cratic Executive Committee, this hrst day OF
July, 1895, and by the authority OF the same.
that the rules for governing s'tos me tnsm1epsht5 I
voters, and the conduct of primary elections
of the Democratic party of South Carolina,
adopted June the 7th. 1894. be and ttle same
governme ent OF the primary election to be
held on the Both OF July, 1875. for delegates TO
The Conventional Convention.
That the Pumping OF eandidates @ rs snan. nand noi
un less 1t contain the names OF SIX candidates
who have duly filed with the chairman OF the
Democratic Executive COMMITTEES OF Sboe-
willie County pledge iD writing, TO aolde the
result of the primary and support the nomi.
nees of the party, al least ten days before Lihe
said primary election.
WHAT CANDIDATES MUST DO.
That candidates for mem bershIp In the Con-
stilutlonal Convention shall, ut least ten days
previous 10 the primary election file With the
chairman OF the County Executive Comm
tee Il pledge, In writing, 10 ABIDE the result oi
the primary and support the nominees OF the
party. No vote for any candidate VINO mas
not complied with this rule shall be counted.
PLACES OF SPEAKING.
The following resolution was adopted in
referen ce to the campaign meeting:
Resolved. That the following named 80 teS
and places be and the same are hereby APP
pointed at which all candidates for member
ship in the Constitutional Convention ~ The
Democratic party, shall address the people.
Mccormick. Thursday. July lStN,
Greenwood, Saturday, July 2Gth-
Due West, Tuesday, July 2ird.
Lowndesville. Thursday. July 25Lh.
Abbeville, Saturday, July 9th.
MANAGERS OF ELECTION.
The following named persons were appoint
ed as managers of election at their respective
precincts:
HOdees-J. NJ. Leith. j. Fl. McCord, G.. w.
Rainwater. Il. j.. Polhill, Clerk.
Ahbeville No; IA. b. Morse, Il. L. Cox, H..
n, Hill. j. +. Jones. Clerk.
Abbeville No. 2-J. w. Bullock. w. A. Cal
vert, W. +. Wilson. II. r. Wardlaw. Clerk.
Stoney Point-H. Y. Goddard, $. $. Majors,
A. a. Arnold. Erskine Arnold, Clerk.
Thomas, j. G. Hardin. b. B; Allen; Clerk.
Samuel Evans. Marion Link, Clerk.
Means Chapel-A. G. Cochran. IL. r. VIII.
BradIey-W. }. Gaines, James McQuerus, j..
Fl. ChlIes, Jr. }. X. Carwile, Clerk.
verdery-W. p. Devln, Motihl Dreunon,
John Kerr. ]. W. Scott Clerk.
Troy-.James Lyon, +. A. Cook, j. +. ClinE-
scales. w. Il. Bradley, Clerk.
Green wood-L Sheppard, John Il. Bullock,
! T. ID. Jones' B. F. Duckelt Clerk.
| Antreville-S. B. KnoX, >. J. Wakefield, A.
| NJ. Irwin. John Black, ST., Clerk.
Phoenix-P. II. Adams: S. W. Domineck, j.
5. Watson. ]. s. Lake, clerk.
Long Cane-~D. p. Hnnnah. G. w: Mckee. A.
Hampi0n-W. A. Callahan, II. NJ. Ashley,
I, \. Ashley. w. w. Wilson. ClerS.
| Ninetv-Six-J. w. Fouche, j. A.. Calhoun,
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WHAT CANDIDATES MUST DO.

That candidates for membership In the Con
previous 10 the primary election, file with the
chairman OF the County Executive Commit
tee Il pledge, In writing, TO abide the result OF
the primary and support the nominees OF the
party. No vote for any candidate who has
not complied with this rule shall be counted.
The herald., 1895-04-13

wall paper Sc. 7,sc per roll. sas $. srrIn:
The herald., 1895-04-13
COMPROMISED ONCE
Walsh's Action Against the Truck Compan,
Looms Up Again

Suit was brought yesterday by John J.
Walsh, through his guardian, D. X.
Trask, against Charles II. Fuller and
Frederick Zuker. doing business under
the name OF the Pioneer Truck and
Transfer company to recover $40, 500 dam
ages. The complaint alleges that Walsh
was violently elected from the defend
ants Office, where he had gone to collect
Sl75. His left leg was broken by the i'll
usage he was subjected to and he lay in
bed until the beginning of July.
At that time an action for the same
amount of damages was commenced
against the defendants. and a notice was
served upon them by the plaintiff that
DO compromise, unless it was sanctioned
by the attorney, George D. Blake, would
be binding. Nevertheless. some time
after Walsh had recovered he was ap-
preached by the defendants, according to
Attorney Blake who got him to settle in
full for 500. Walsh was then spirited
away north.
A few days ago he returned. and upon
the petition of W. Fl. Clark was adjudged
an incompetent by the superior court and
d. X. Trask was appointed guardian. A
new suit was then Immediately COM
menced against the Pioneer Truck com.
pany and the papers filed.
The herald., 1895-04-13
Court Notes

W. A. Mason, native of Great Britain,
and Albert Schubert. a native of Ger
many, were admitted to citizenship yes
terday by Judge Shaw.
K S. 5. Lawson was on motion of ]. M.
Brooks. and presentation of his license
from the supreme court of Canada, admit
ted to practice in the superior court by
Judge Shaw.
j. j. McCarty was acqu itted yesterday
in department one of the charge of hav-
ing assaulted his partner. II. H Kring.
with istol at Pico Heights, ON February
26th, during drunken row.
Filomena Porta was granted divorce
yesterday by Judge Mckinley from An
gele Porta, on the ground of defendant S
infidelity.
The district attorney yesterday filed an
information in the superior court charg-
ing William Fitzpatrick with the murder
at Pasadena ON February 18th of Z. Il.
Newton.
The herald., 1895-04-13

Neither legitimate competition nor en-
vious rivalry can shake the hold OF Dr.
Prices Baking Powder on the public.
The herald., 1895-04-13
ia ! SNEAK THIEF's WORK

,,rllss Exercises will begin at O cloc
sj1ffr Admission free. a.
The herald., 1895-04-13

for drink at the sidebar and placed a
$40 gold piece in payment. This the at
tendant could not cnange from the till, 50
started back to the safe. He had no more
than got out the drawer when the Gus
toner threw down dime and said to
never mind the change. The attendant
replaced the money box; the sneak
marked the location. The former was un :
suspecting and careless, and while he
was waiting on other customers the fell
low sneaked back and rified the safe. The
barkeeper started back, hearing a noise
and who should he meet but Mr.. Burglar
flying the house with the safe money
drawer.
Sigley gave chase and the thief ran
down Fourth to Main, to Fifth, where
his pursuer fell from fatigue, and he
disappeared. He dropped the drawer and
quantity of drafts and checks it con-
tanned, but made off with sack of silver
and gold aggregating $50. This is the
old familiar 'bank-sneak trick that
professionals delight in playing by way
of Il little amusement for their pin money.
Neither legitimate competition nor en-
vious rivalry can shake the hold of DR..
The herald., 1895-04-13
Death of Mrs. Bliss

Tne numerous friends of Mrs. 0. II.
Bliss. formerly a resident of Los Angeles,
will be panied to learn of her death, on
Thursday, at Santa Cruz. where herself
and husband have resided for the past
six years.
The herald., 1895-04-13
Honors to Jefferson and Lincoln. Discussion
s~-~ . Will Follow

A change from the usual character o
exsrcises.will be presented tonight at the
single tax meeting in Blanchard + Tiger
all hall. Today being the anniversary o.
Thomas Jefferson $ birthday, and tomor.
rDw the anniversary Of Abraham Lincoln (
assassination, there will be exercises ap-
propriate to these events. Hon. Frank G.
Tnlay son, vii deliver a brief address on
Jefferson, Ralph E. Hoyt will speak or
Abraham Eincoln, giving some presonaI
"reminiscences Of Old Abe, including d
few years preceding the war, while the
future president was practicing law and
making p litical speeches in Central I'LL
1~lIs.s. After the addresses the meeting
will be thrown open for discussion and
questions, TO which an hour or more will
,srlis, Exercises will begin at O'Clock
The herald., 1895-04-13

premature badness may be prevented and
the halr made to grow on heads already bald
BY the use OF Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair
The herald., 1895-04-13
SINGLE TAX MEETING

No first-class hotel can do without it.
What? Why, DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-04-13

he Coolly Makes Away With M. M. sigIey's
Cash
A cool sneak thief wen to the liquor
store OF M. M. Sigley & Co.. at 22l West
Fourth street, late Thursday night, and
turned trick that marks him as one OF
- '>-nfcssionaIs lately arrived. He asked
The herald., 1895-04-13

A: A. Eckstrom has removed to 324 South
Spring street with his stock Of wall paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

Nysshlnstou, Rev. aud Mrs. Enwaic lnEtA
B,li.moV; 4. Y. Thalhiner, Rich
moni; Mra A, NJ, Pou and MISS Pou.
Sr,ithneld, John +. Greeniee. Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taiman Waters ana
child. Charleston, w. Va: DR.. Horace
n. Melton. Colorado: Mrs. Charles cohen,
three children. end maid, and MT. anu
Mrs. Dan. Oestoricher. Virginia; MIS-,
Jacobs, Mrs. Il. Minor and mald, anu
W. Landon White. Norfolk. va; onaiieS
o. Maphis. Charlottesville. va; n u. pa-
ward. Savannah. Ca; John Critcher' -.,e ~,
ander. Va; Mr.. y. II. GraA. TWO ciii'-
dren. and maid. Lexington. KY: na)or
and Mrs. John r. Ludlow, Norfolk; Mrs'
N n, Early. Stsnardsvilie, Va; H. H.
Garnett, Virginia: Mary r. Howaru'
Rlchmond Va: II. A. Charlton, Lex
Ington. Va: Il. W. Winborne, NiTsih ma
7 Il. Flora. North Carolina; j. u. "a
bell. Richmond, Va: Bisnop anu NJ
X. NJ. Jackson. Montgomery Aia;; -
] Allison Hodges and Gus. a. bre :, y.
richmond Va: ii. *. Willard ana - g
willard. Washington, y. - ond Miss
p Churchill. Misses Cowling' anu m1s'
CHURCHILL. Louisville. Ky: Hugh strattoil,
DsIlas. rex: Mrs. C. u. Wiiiams ana
Miss williams Berkeley. Va; Johh Dol lv
., Virg,n,a. c. Il. Powell
oylsv,Ile. KY: Miss sentz, Charleston
~ Va Miss Marie Cooke. New orleans
W Cochrane. Atlanta, Ga; Mr..
and Mrs. George McGilvray' New iv,h'
] W. Carwlle. Augusta. Ga; Mrs' ~
bert Marcus. Hampton, Va; MIS-. =, No ,n
bsiner, Miss Hofhelmer, Norfolk; Mr..
ga Mrs N. c. overly. Paducah. ny:
Miss Lillian Funkhouser. University OF
VIRGINIA; Miss Middleton Washington
Mrs Badger Brown, Miss Brown. Mrs'
Mary w. Jordan. and Harry X Noieh,
baltimore; c. T.. Gilhland ana bairet'
pb,niz. Athens. Ga; II. a. Vuehse"'
stanton. Va. D. - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
THE RICHMOND D1sPATCH-SUNDAY. JUDY 70. 1879:

R.ari. OF Greenbrer. w. va,
guests Of the family OF DR.. II. ,. ro,e ,r,rg
Among the visitors TO this valley uu' Is
the yoek was Mr.. VI. L. Akers, "Io u
Gently been promoted by the Ihesa
peake and Ohio to the position Vi Gin
raj agent Of the Cleveland. chIcaeo. o,ta
cinnati and ST. Louis and the ohes ,'r~,ber
and Ohio at LOUISVILLE. iie nus
living in this valley. ,ev
,avs have freshened up things III Wv
valley and made IL, IL possible, Ho'e u
tractiye than ever. ,,.> ond
Messrs j. X. Baker (of Chicagol anu
W ~ r Beckham (of Alexandtla,,
theological student at the Episcopdi
nary at that place. ane MI. o. c.o,n
Thompson (of New York; came over -
the White sulphur, where they are ,aa.
ing the summer and en1oyed 'lo lrhev
sures Of the Hot Springs TOT uay. ,;no,
left for the White on Thursday MOI INNS
Tho, are friends OF Mr.. Albert lnsais'
Rev. William II. Vibbert, of the Episeo,
oaI church. held services at the ,asl"o
last sunday evening. The ladies' pe So.H,
ING TO that church are mdhlhE 90
mined efforts to secure sunicieht A"
erect a chapel at the Hot. ,-,..o, n
Colonel ]. A. August, OF Washington, -
r Is spending some days with MS iS''
Nv at their home near the HOT
HIGH-WATER MARX.
Tho week az this Hot Springs mas
saar the hlgh-water mark Of the season.
and vet without showing signs OF aoa'e-
nent. Every room on the broua ''' ,n
occupied. and yet each tram olInSJ 10
it's number OF guests TO take 'Hs
| of any that may leave. -, tho
The most marked social feature OF WY
week was the german given on Iues ,i.,.
! rioht by Mr.. and Mrs Fred. Sterr!' lne
| casino WAS the place, ana the soen.
,,os a pretty one This was me hIs'
German given in this splendl1' new
! baII-roou. The room itself is a dellthl
10 the eve. with its high ceiling it9
| snlendid Arrangement for regulating we
| beot i,< grand wood-freplace, anu ~,
] doop band-stand. arranged WITH 49,,
regard to the acoustic properties A.D,', !,
| those who participated IN the s,,.air,'
80 the Misses Scarborough. or CinClh-
vi .ttss NuIsr and Miss Naylor. daush-
GOV ~ Jacob Naylor. Of PnllaoelL,li
| Sf,ee Hammond. and Miss Fink OF bou-
is,ille Ky: Miss Brown. OF fhiladel-
rhta. MIS- Bey, OF Richmond, the hlec'
| ~ Mr. Decatur Axteil: Miss II. H. Cai
,,s,e Miss Iandy. Mrs. Fred. Sterry' MT
/ Oakley Rhinelander. and Mrs. fhl'
PbIrelander; Mrs. J. Boyd, OF Hartls'
hury. Pa; Mrs. c. n. Brandt ana Mo
| Parrish. OF this place. ,,,.,o
The german was led by MT pui s"y ~,
OF Pitt.burg. The other gen .,i,ii n
% were Messrs. William II
VS. ", of baltimore: IL. 5. WOODS
George Miller. and James \. walker, o.
PScsnond: oakley Rhinelander. mn
Rhineiarder, J. Boyd, c. n. Brandt; FREQ
| Sterry, and others. , ,,,or
Among the Acknowledgment women
there were Miss Lagare, OF washington
and Miss Landell Of Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
WARM SPRINGS VALLEY.
The Guests and the Entertainments
Mt the Rcsorts.

WARM SPRINGS. VA. July N.-(Spe-
cial)-Professor James Il. Thornton. who
fills the Chair Of Mathematics at the
Hampden-Sidney College. spent some days
this week at this place. the guest OF J. t.
McAllister.
Mr.. Shibili Said Kirreh, OF Shechem
Palestine, Is the guest OF Mrs. j. II.
Williams at her cottage. "Gienwald.
Mr.. Kirreh is a student at Kenyon Col
lese OF Theology. and will deliver here a
lecture on the Holy Land during the COM
ing week.
Miss williams. OF Washington, and Mrs
Mary Lee, OF Lynchburg, are guests at
the house OF Captain S. w. Anderson
The Misses Bierne, daughter or the
late Richard Bierne. OF Ashland, are ex-
pected here this week.
A commission, composed OF three JUS
tees Of the county. met at the court.
house on Thursday OF this week. and
adjudged James l.. Tyres lunatc. IL
will be remembered that the old gentle
man wandered of into the mountains
some months ago. crossing on horse
back. and In the night. through some OF
the most dangerous parts OF this country,
and over points never known TO nave been
ridden before.
Mlss l-ena Buster aud Miss Emma