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The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-27

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Soc; Soar, 2se-; REs0LvZgT. -. P0rTEg DECG
AND CHEz. CORP. soc PFoPrietoEs. Bo=.oa.
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The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-27

I Ii package smoking tobacco 20
TEAS.
Imperial tea from % to 35
/ ID best tea dust 10
tt young hyson tea %
II sun cured Japan tea &c
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-27

Mo DISEASE has ever presented SO many
peculiaritieS as LaGrjppe. No disease
leaves its victims so debilitated, useless,
slecplcss, nervciess, As IaGrippe.
Mr.. II. W. Hilton, state agent OF the Nut
ual Life Insurance Co, OF kentucky, SAYS:
In 1889 and 30 l had two severe attacks
OF I.aGrippe, the last one attacking my ner-
vous system with such severity that my life
was despaired OF, l had not slept for more
than two months except by the use of mar
coticS that stupefed me, but gave ME no
rest. was only conscious Of intense mental
weakness. agonizing bodily pain and the
fact that was hourly growing weaker.
When in this condition, | commenced using
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine In two days
l began to improve and in one month time
| was cured, much to the surprise OF all who
knew Of my condition. | have been in eN-
cellent health since and have recommended
your remedies to many of my friends"
Louisville. Jan. -, 1895. D. W. HILTON.
DR.. Miles Neryine Restores Health.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-27
CUTTLERY.

Our cutlery department is com.
plete and our prices are as low as
the lowest as we bought for spot
cash and we will not be undersold.
Best we'll buckets each 35
Tubs No. 65c; No. 2 55c, NOS 45
gal galvanized oil and gas
oline cans SIS
Rope any size per ii II
Cotton rope Is
Salt per barrel 1.3O
Masons self sealing qt. fruit jars
per doz. 100
Half gallon 1.25
Safety at. fruit jars, per doz. LOO
" t gal fruit jars per doz 1.25
Wax Seal'g at fruit jars pr doz S5
" ] gal wax seal'g" LOO
We have OH hand large stock of
tin fruit cans which will be sold as
low as the lowest. We are sole
agents for the Wonderful Washing
Machine. We guarantee to do bet.
ter and quicker work than any other
machine on the market. We invite
you to call and examine the machine
and you will be convinced OF its
superiority over all other machines.
We respectfully solicit share of
your trade guaranteeing polite at
tention and honest goods. We are
Yours Cordially
W. G. WOMACK & co.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-27
" 0 mack & Co .
CASH GROCERY.

Having organized a stock COM
pany thereby doubling our capital
stock, which enable US to buy our
groceries, queensware, tinware and
hardware by the car load direct
from the factory and to take advan-
tage of all cash discount,w we propose
to give our customers the advantage
of our long experience, and of all the
discounts which we enjoy by buying
our goods from first hands. There
will be no middle men to support,
consequently we give our customers
their benefit in more goods and bet
ter goods for their money. In
buying and selling for SPOT
CASH, we give you these extra
ordinay advantages and don't
you forget it. We are prepared to
handle all the chickens, eggs and
butter that may come to US. We
always pay cash for all the chickens
and eggs without any grumbling,
We will pay you l24 cents for butter
as we have still better outlet for it.
Here are few of our dead shot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
GETS A NEW TRIAL.
Decapse the COmmonwenith's Az
toruey Amended the Verdict.

FLOYD. VA. July l0.-(Special)-At
the December term. 1894. of the county
Court Of this county Wilmer Goody koon'z
was tried for shooting and wounding
Ephram Hail. and after long and tedious
trial the Jury brought In the following
verdict: I'VE the jury. find the accused
Wilmer Goody Koontz, guilty oil nntii-
clously - Ephram nan, ana IN ne
punishment at confinement in the penn,
tentiary for three years" This verdict
was amended at bar by the common
wealth's Attorney so as 10 rrau; w" G VIZ
Jury, find the accused, wilmer noVuy
Ephrsm Hall. IA charged In the within
Indictment. and fix his punishment at
confinement in the ,peniteniiary Tor 'nres
wears" The verdict as amended WIS
signed al bar by one of the jury, read by
was their verdict, 10 which the jury as
sentad. and were discharged.
4 MATERIAL NATTER.
After the jury was discharged counsel
for the accused moved the Court 10 SCI
aside the verdict as entered. because OF
the amendment made by the Common
wealth's Attorney. claiming that the jury
by their first verdict did not ma Win
what intent the SNORING Was ,S uonv ,,, ,,it'
ment could not be made al par. ana Tor
the further reason that the vefdlei vas
contrary 10 the law and the evidence.
The Court rei'lset " sVt $3.50 - III ~
and the defence excepted, ana al tne
evidence was set out In the bill or excep-
tIor.s' The defence did not ask for stay
OF Judgment, and the accused was duiv
sentenced and at once taken TO the penn
Tertiary, where he has since been confined
A NEW TRIAL.
a few DAYS ago counsel for the accused
APPLIED to Judge Blair, OF the Cifcuit toutt
for a writ OF error and new trial on the
above stated grounds. and also upon after
discovered evidence, and new trial was
,nent 10 the verdict OF the jury made at
bar. the Judge holding that the amend.
went was a material matter. and that II
was improper for the. Verdict 70 DE
amended In that particular by the Attor-
nev for the Commonwealth. An order
was accordingly entered directing the
sheriff OF this county TO bring the ac-
cused back here. and his trial has been
fixed for the August term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

grand shape, and presenting the most
beautiful spectacle that l had ever be-
held.
II seemed TO me that my heart would
leap out OF my mouth, the desire came
so strong upon re TO possess the animal.
As he entered the narrow pass ana was
nearing the first snare the whole party.
unon preconcerted plan, FASTENED TO
head on the advancing cayalcade or
stampeding mustangs, following at
distance pell-mell I'm the wake OF the
white stallion, to prevent them tramphnS
him TO death as he fell at the end or the
Moose.
Rut 10 make a long story short. In
order To prevent the wild rushing from
trampllng us 10 "A Jelly, we were Obliged
10 give way instead, while the de-
moralized herd wedged Into the narrow
ouening single file tramplirg the equine
ghost" Four other leaders shared the
same fate. as they reached each moose
ahead. and crippled and manned horses
were piled and packed In the thorny
brush until the passage was completely
blocked. The utter and complete failure
OF our enterprise was sad blow To the
whole party, and no one regretted II
more than myself, as it was the de-
struction Of pretty legend among the
plainsmen.
Bus our troubles did not end here. We
could not return through the canon by
the way we had entered. as the only
passage was so completely blocked by
dead aud wounded horses that IL was
Impossible. To follow up the canon in
the opposite direction before finding an
outlet was highly probable. This was a
serious dilemma indeed. and, nolens vo-
lens. the alternative was adopted and
acted upon. and after three-days' hard
travel we reached a passage In the wall
OF the canon, where with difficulty We
made our agrees TO the plateau. and took
our course foF our field Of operations with
| the compass and chain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
ALDEMARLE AND FLUVANNA.
Several Persons Very siciS-icrson"i
Notes.

SCOTTSyILLE, July l0.--tSpecial)-We
have several right sick persons In our
,own and vicinity. Among them are Mrs.
Olivia Spencer and Mrs. II. #. Dlllard'
sisters TO the mother of Senator Thomas
4. Martin. Mrs. Spencer Is beginning TO
recover. but Mrs. billiard is considered
In a critical condition. Mr.. W. I. Staples,
OF Richmond. them brother. came mp yes
terday. and will remain for short time
Miss Willie T. Hickok left to-day TO
attend the summer normal at Farm
VILE. She will visit friends in Peters
burg as soon as the session ends, ana
remain until September.
Mr.. Fred. II. Farrar, OF CharlottesVilIe'
rpent Sunday at his old home here.
Judge +. r. Farrar c'Johnnie Reb'o
will lecture here August Sth for the bene-
lit of the Baptist parsonage.
A large dancing party was given last
night at the residence OF Mr.. William
Lambert. near Central Plains, fluvanna.
nv the Young men Of the neighborh0od
10 the summer boarders and ladies' OF
the neiehborhood. They had glorious
good time.
Misses Bette L. Cleveland of Palmyra.
and Mollie Sadler. of Antioch. were the
guests of the Misses Beal Sunday ana
Monday.
Mr.. Eugene Payne, of Charlottesville.
was here to-day.
Mrs. II. c. Toney and her daughter,
Mrs DR.. Strickland. OF Salem, Va. are
the guests of MIR. X. l.. Goodman at the
Hotel Scottsylle. and will remain some
lime visiting relatives and friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
UARPER-WCST.
A beautiful Marriage In LOUIS"
County.

Louisa COUNTY. July 1o.-(Special)-
"Westland." the beautiful ancestral nome
Of the Vests. never appeared to better
advantage than 1t did yesterday
evening, when Miss Susie Randolph
West and DR.. II. w; rwihna
to the recent affection OF ahe ecn casi as
quiet az possible, and the names OF many
friends were reluctantly omitted from nv
list of invited guests. NotwltnS,,.ahn,nSS
this. the relatives OF the FANNY m a' ~
OVERLOOKING the spacious dwelling ana
made the scene one of brilliancy ana saye-
ty. At precisely . o'clock-the houi SCI
for the ceremony-as the stfaihs oi .h ~
bridal party appeared. First came uas
maid OF honor. Miss Virginia Alien OF
Richmond, Va, beautifully attlred III
white organdie with sat1n o ,,iiI Mn George
T. Nest. of Texas, brother or the briue.
Then. came the bride, leaning upon the
arm of the groom.
UNDER A BELL.
. The party approached to the esntag
marriage-bell OF evergreens the csrehnon!
Charles Cha p l.. Bane. b: D., Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. south; Inc Dri Hse,, m41e
de sole en- traine. with a brllaI vnn
cIaspej by a monogram brooch containing
fifteen diamonds. the gift OF the groom,
After the ceremony an elaborate cola-
tion was served the guests.
The bride and groom LETT on tne
morning train for the White sulphur
springs and other Virginia watering
r,taces where they viii remain until the
sarly part of September. when they eN-
meet 10 leave for their future nome, ~
Austin. Tex. The bride is the popular anu
ACCOMPLISHED daughter OF the late Cap,ain
FRANCIS Thornton West and belongs 10
one OF the oldest and best-known families
Of Virginia. The groom IL gentleman
of rare attainments and great proihise,
lie Is professor of chemistry, IN the
University of Texas. and Is held IN the
highest esteem by large circle or friehds
in this and other States.
MANY PRESENTS.
The popularity of the couple Is best
attested by the many handsome presents
received. coming from several states OF
the Union. among them being a silver
chest. containing nfty-eight pieces OF ST.
yer. presented by Mr.. George I; ana Dr.
W. Il. West, of Fort Worth. Tex.
Among those present from a distance
were: Mrs. ]. l.. Holland. OF Springield'
Mo. mother of the groom: Thomas +:
West. Esq. and George T. West, Esq, OF
Fort Worth, Tex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
SOME TENNESSEE CAVES.
Freaks of Nature That Are C0mpn-
rntive;y Unknown.
(Chattan0ogl Times)

To those who are interested in natural
curiosities Tennessee presents a very
extensive field. In all quarters CO the
State are TO be found caverns, grottoes.
lakes. and other objects OF interest. and
10 describe them at any length would re-
qure a prodigious amount OF work. Last
year Professor Mercer, OF the University
Of Pennsylvania, visited Chattanooga and
spent some time In excavatlng In Look
out. Nickaiack. and other caves. in hope
OF finding the remains OF extinct animals.
or at least traces OF some prehistoric race.
No list OF the natural curloslties Of
Tennessee has ever been complied, and
even the histories and descriptive
sketches OF the various counties do not
mention them all. That they have been
objects CT interest since THAR existence
became known is made manifest by the
fact that IN is42. book entitled: Life
AS IL Is" was written by J. W. NJ.
Breazeale. A copy OF this interesting
work IL in the possession OF l., q. Walker
OF this city.
BreaZeale makes no mention of Look
out Cave, and fails 10 mention also Car
rolls Cave, one OF the most Interesting IN
Coffee county, not far from Tullahoma-
In Smith and Wilson counties there are
numerous extensive caves, but no mention
OF them is made In the book.
| AS this Is the season when tourists ~
wade the remote places OF the earth. y
may possibly assist them to hnd ou'
| something that Is at least novel oy
| describing the location and chief ehar'
| scteristics Of some OF these freaks OF ma
ture. .
Near Greenvilie. In Greene county.
very beautiful cave. which IL fully as IN
teresting a.. " not more 80. tnan .ns
Mammoth Care OF Kentucky. xhs en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
CLARKE VERY GAY.
An Enjoyable birthday
Gursts-A Hop.

prppyyIILE VA, July 1o.-Spe-
c,al1-since the return Of the young peo'
Mo from schools and colleges ana 'ne
arrival of the numbers OF summer 'ia'''
now I'm the county entertainments nav
followed each other In rapid success s.m
and the reputation Of the county io' ~
e,v f. being fully sustained. Anions
entertainments OF the past re" uas' ,,,,,ar
was more delightful than the %" ,oiocL
On Saturday evening from 10 IT,
~, U,s A II. Brown to her niece. M's
Dosalie r. Mccormick. In celebration VI
~ iatter's 18th birthday. MISS ~"
Corrnick was assisted In receiving W
her sister. Miss Gretta MccorinieS,
at,sses Mamie Mcdonald and May When,,
ali looking lovely in their light' su''''"e'
costumes.
THE GUESTS.
.r,oro tho guests were Miss Lena me
c,,,rs and Mr.. Cuthbert Powell, OF W.,
ohastar. Mrs. Julian McShane, OF De- ~'.s
more: Misses McGill. PeterspuIs' Wide
dawson Mccormick ana MS, s,o Of
Mccormick, Norfolk; MISS A INA Miss
Columbus. o.; Miss Nignuns,u.' whit
Ellen Page, Washington: Mis leo
- Minnesota; Misses Edith anu "a ia
hella Harrison, Fannie Bur"rn i,,. oil
stesers Samuel Harrison, Nat Dun ",n,
George George Jones, and Robert COOKE 1.s,s, T lin.
wool and Misses Mary ana Eiiza ia III,
NETT Bette Rice. and Nellie Page, iua
COKE. NJ. Garnett Mcclure. Lily Moors'
Nav wall. Annie b. McCormick, virginia
- McCormick, Mamie +. McCorh,ck'
pose y. Mccormick. Lulie Milton I've
ivn Mcclure, and Elizabeth Smith, anu
Nessrs. Lou Allen, Blackburn Sn 1,,i,
Charles NJ. Brown. John Il. Neiil, VII
Ian, Hajgh. W. y. Mcdonald. Jr., Junah
Ienkins. Hugh and Lawrence McCormlch,
Maitland Rely. Thomas Lippert' anu
others of this county.
A HOP.
Monday night the first OF n series OF
hons TO be given during the summer Cant
OF Mt winston Hail. 1t has been the
custom for several years for the younger
social set TO give such series OF dances
and the series this year promises 10 pe
unusually enjoyable Large numbers were
nresent Monday night, not only from TINS
ne,ehborhood. but also from Front Royal,
Cbarlestown. and other neighpor'hg
towns. and the dancing was kept up uhui
nearly daylight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
THROUGH THE STATE.
ruE LATE COL. EDWARD DhoM-
GOOLE, OF BRUNSWICK.
Anairs ON the Appomattox-The
~HoneAt Elections Conference
Democrats Take No stock In IT.
Personal and General Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA. July lo.-(SpeciaD
Colonel Edward Dromgoole, who died sud-
den,v at his home in Brunswick county
LAST Friday. was widely known through
out this section, and was true type OF
the "Oid Virginia gentleman, courteous
and urbane in his manners, a gentleman
In every instinct and act, given 10 un-
bounded hospitality. and beloved by all
who knew him. He was the nephew OF
George c. Dromgoole, who many years
ago represented this district in Congress,
and who was not only famous az man
OF ability. a politician, and duellist, but
~ a statesman Colonel Dromgooie was
an able lawyer and successful planter
and the grief over his death VIII be VICE
spread. oo>,
THE HONEST ELECTIONS" con-
VENTION.
Outside of the Republican leaders ana
the negroes very little interest Is ieit or
expressed here In the convention OF tne
'honest election" advocates 10 be heid
In Petersburg on the 1st OF August. inc
people here and hereabouts know VIVA,
this honest election movement means
They have full faith In the Democratic
party, and no faith IN Mr.. l'askins hop-
son and his Republican abettors. Inc re
publicans will, by advice, probably go INTO
the convention, as may also some o! the
Populist leaders in this district. but no
simon-pure Democrats Will be found there
DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.
Mrs. Martha A. L.edbetter. respected
widow lady, aged Sc years. died at her
home. on Tabb street, at an early hour
this morning.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Mr.. Charles ii. Cuthbert, the well-known
Insurance agent, who has been Ill LOT
several days. Is slightly better to-day, put
In still I'm a critical condition.
Mr. j. s. Lyman. who was some Gays
ago arrested on warrant charging MN
with the larceny Of sewing-machne,
was to-day honorably acquitted by the
Mayor, the evidence showing no crime
or intent TO commit crime.
Mr.. c. S. Dorrance and Mr. 5. ). Sny-
der rode over to Richmond on their bicy-
Cles Yesterday and back again to-day.
The Mutual Telephone Company mas peeh
stretching its wires for several weeks.
and in a few days viii have It's phohes
up.
Mr. Charles Hall Davis, weii-known
Young lawyer of this city. with seVerai
friends, has secured an option on soiu-
mine in North Carolina, and stock COM
pany will be organized TO operate H.
The Pharmaceutical Association OF Nir-
ginia meets In annual session at the Biue
Ridge Springs July 18th TO 18th. The pro-
Cramme of pleasure on the OCCASION en-
braces some very unique features.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
ROBINSON FOUND GUILTY.
eourteen Years In the Penitentinry.
Removed to charlottesville.

Removed to charlottesville.
BERRYVILLE. VA, July l0.-tSpecial)
In the case OF the Commonwealth
against Henry Robinson (colored). charged
with assaulting Miss Maggie Nails.
all day Tuesday was occupied In taking
the evidence for the defence and hearing
the elaborate arguments of counsel, ana
he case not given TO the jury until ii
o'clock at night
FOURTEEN YEARS.
At 5 o'clock this afternoon the jury
brought in a verdict OF guilty" and the
prisoner was sentenced to fourteen years
confinement in the pen.tentiary.
Execution of sentence was SUSPENDED
for thirty days to enable the prisoner to
apply for new trial. and Robinson was
removed for safety TO the jail OF Abe
marie county.
FEARED TROUBLE.
The Jury agreed this morning. but. Tear
INK trouble. the verdict was withheld I'M
III lust In time for Sheriff Briggs TO leave
with his prisoner on the CAB train. the
Monticello Guards left on the same tram
with the prisoner. and VIII assist IN
guarding him to Charlottesville
There is much dissatisfaction with the
verdict. the public thinking that II guilty
Robinson should hang. Now. however.
that the prisoner Is safely away, the
whole community feels relieved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

Price, trustee. ct ais. Appealed frou
Bristol. Submitted OH briefs.
Peter J. Otey w. ". A. Stuart. ct ais
Appeal from Wythe county. Boiling d
Stanley for appellants: Walker & Caidwei!
and J. ]. Stuart for appellees. Argued
and submitted.
J. =. NJ Sanders. ct ais. VIZ. William
Burke and wife. From Wythe county.
Caldwell a. Boiling for appellants; Biair
& Blair for appellees. Argued ana SUD-
mitted.
jackson Rakes. ct ais, vs.. Rustln Land
Mining. and Manufacturing Company
Appeal from Carroll Ro. Crockett Tor
appellant; Fulton 4 Fulton for appellee.
Partially argued,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
VIRGINIA PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Much Routine business Transacted-
llfftcers Elected.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS HOTEL. VA.
July lo.-(Special)-Tte Virginia Press
Association transacted much routine bust
ness to-day. Alexandria was decided
upon as the next place Of annual meet
ing.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President. X. +. Bar
ham: First yice-President. w. II. Tom
ney: Second Vice-President. w. IA. Fren-
ger: Third Vice President l.. +. Looka-
rim. Secretary, J. L. Hart: Assistant Sec
retary. Ross l. Leary; Treasurer. II. \.
Robinson; Executive Committee-R. Z.
Freeman. j. Randolph Henry. w. Bullet
Fitzhueh. W. Seymour White.
on invitation of the Southern railway,
tho association adjourned TO meet in At
Ianta, on a date TO be fixed by the Exc
cutiye Committee.
The association will go 10 the Natural
bridge on a special train tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
MVRDEROVs ASSAULT.
Hun Over and Fatally iutured-
Funeral OF Mrs. BiiisOiy.

NORFOLK, VA, July io-tSpeciai.)-
Joseph Fine. who Keeps general store
at Armistead Station. on the Norfolk and
Carolina railroad. was assaulted last
night by an unknown negro. and received
what are believed To be fatal Injuries.
The assault occurred about 10 O'Clock,
and the victim has been unconscious
since midnight.
Al an early hour this morning. near
Msckeys Store. Norfolk county. col
ored man named Reuben Griffin was
killed by log train on the Norfolk and
Carolina railroad. Although the train was
moving rapidly Griffin attempted 10 cross
the track. He lived about two hours
after he was struck.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Bl.isoly took
place from ST. Paul's Catholic church this
afternoon. The following grandsons and
great. grandsons Of the deceased were
the pali-bearers: Carroll Cooke. V. II.
Billsoly, Dr. Alonzo Bilisoiy. Walter L.
Bilisoly. +. Nash Bilisoly. s. Cieborne
Browne. j. Griffin Edwards. Henry L.
audglns, william S. Langhcrne. Jr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

Personal POints-WUl Take Charge
Again.

LJ'RAY, VA, July i0.-tSpecial.)-Rev.
n. l.. Quarles and family left yesterday
morning for a visit TO relatives In Abe
marie and Louisa counties. Mr.. Quarles
viii be absent two or three weeks. Mrs.
Ouarles will remain some time longer.
Mr. T. J. Berry. one OF the owners ana ana
editors OF the Page Courier. accompanied
by his wife, left to-day for Blue Ridge
Springs 70 attend the annual meeting OF
the Virginia Press Association. They ex-
pect 10 visit the Natural Bridge before
their return home.
Professor y. n. HaTgrOve. formerly
has been asked by Rev DR. Wharton.
who recently purchased the property. to
again take charge OF the school; and has
accepted. Professor Hargrove will receive
a warm welcome In Luray. where he Ii
very highly esteemed.
The Lurny camp-meeting will open this
sea son August 81 and close August 18th.
A large attendance II expected.
old Papers Tor sale q the paspateh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

WYTHEyILI.E. VA, July lO.-tSpe-
cial.)-In the Supreme Court Of Appeals
to-day the following were the proceed
ings:
Dale Stuart va. 3. r. Pennis j. J.
Stuart and Burns for appellant: j. G.
Gent for appellee. Argument concluded
and cause submitted
q. w. Pettyjohn. ct ais, VS.. a. l. Bur
SON. ct ais. Appeal from Bristol. Sub
Iaitted on briefs.
1. v. Lltchhfld. ct ais, Va. A. West.
Guardian. Appealed from Bristol. Dr.
missed.
J. 8. Cox. trustee, ct ais. w. c. II