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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
IN THE SENATE.
The Senate Convened at 10 O'Clock ant
Transacted the Following Business.

The Senate Convened at 10 O'Clock and
Transacted the Following Business. !.
By Brooks-To amend section S55 OF
code. Judiciary.
Sayre-To regulate rules of practice in
courts of Butler, Lowndes, Crenshaw and
Conecuh. Judiciary.
Also-To redistrict precincts 8, and II
in Montgomery county. privileges ana
elections.
By Brown-To amend section 5o25 of
code of 1876 relating to ex-officio services
of county officers Local legislation
Also-Relating to title of personal prop
erty. Judiciary.
Also-To require notice or letters Oh
administration as guardianship and TO
provide for a contest of application Tor
same. Judiciary.
Also-To legaiize sale of lands by pro-
bate courts and to authorize action OF
ejeetment. Judiciary.
Also-To amend section 2937 of code.
Judiciary. m .Ett.4
BY Thomasson-To preserve order at
Sims camp ground In Randolph county.
Local legislation.
By McElderry-To enforce proceedings
supplementary to an execution against
property. Judiciary.
BY Lee-To legalize certain grand jury
scrips in Escambia county and TO pay
same out of F. and F. fund. Finance. :
By Case-To require probate judge or
DeKalb county to keep In of1lce certain
records. Judiciary
Senator Brown, of Cullman, offered
Joint resolution to raise committee of five
to invite Gov. Robt. Taylor, of Tennessee,
to a Joint meeting of the general assem-
bly, Rules committee.
BY Case-A bill to provide for better
working of public roads in DeKalb coun-
ty. Local legislation.
BY Abercrombie-To invite J. L. Nc
Curry to address the general assembly,
Rules. 9a
AIso-To protect creditors of insolvent
and falling corporations. Judiciary:
Senators Abercrombie and Soweil ap-
pointed on joint committee on Governors 8
inauguration. Message from house re-
ceiyed announcing committee appointed
in pursuance with Browns resolutlon
nroviding Increased school fund. Follow
ing bills favorably reported and went to
calendar. Smiths bill to regulate pilots
in Mobile bay. Hogues bill to incorpor.
ate grand lodge knights of Pythias or
Alabama; Walkers bill Incorporating
city of Demopolis. Adjourned.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
A FAMOUS CASE.
John Brown Will Be Given Fourth Trial
for His Life.

John Brown VIII Be Given Fourth Trial
for His Life.
Washington, Nov. 16.-The famous and
important appeal of John Brown, from
the judgment of the district court for the
Western district of Arkansas, was de-
cided today by the supreme court of the
United States and Brown will be given
a fourth trial on the charge of numbering
Josiah H. Poorboy and Thomas White
head, United States officers in the Cherg :
kee nation on Dec. 8, 1891. IT was II :
third time that the supreme court of 2
United States had reversed Judge Par ~
for error in his charge to the jury ON 9
trial of the case the court being of Sc
opinion that Judge ParKers express = ls
regarding the testimony and repuf @ on
of certain witnesses were vitally s re-
JUDGED to the defendant and just j
new trial. which was ordered.
Justices Brown, Brewer and II e ham
dssented from the decision of ssa su-
preme court.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
ApPOJNTED A RECEIVER.

Nashville, Nov. 16.-Upon application
of the New York Trust company United
States Judge Lurton today appointed
Gaunt Crebs receiver for the Middle Ten
nessee and Alabama railroad, an un-
finished road projected from Shelbyville,
Tenn, to Decatur, Ala, partly completed,
but in state of dilapidation. This step
is taken in order to reorganize and COM
plete the road.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17

had supplied him with no basis upon
which to discuss facts and he was not
willing to deal with hypothesis. He
would, therefore, confine himself solely
to denying that the interview, upon the
revelations of the Hamburger Nachrich-
ten, published in Vienna and supposed to
have been furnished by him, had emanat-
ed from him or that he knew anything
a about II
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
JUSTICE COOPER RESIGNS.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 16.-Chief Justice
Tim e. Cooper has rendered his resigna-
ton to the Governor, and Dec. l goes to
Memphis, where he has formed partner
ship with Francis Fentress. Judge Coop
er has been on the supreme court bench
nearly sixteen years. his term expiring
next May. Among those mentioned as
successor are r. H. Thompson, of Brook
haven; Judge s. Fl. Terrell, of Quitman,
and ex-Congressmen Stockdale, or sum-
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
THEY WE'RE BEAUTIES.

A State Herald reporter had the pleas
ure yesterday afternoon of visiting Lind
says conservatory at Woodlawn, and
while there was shown some of the most
beautiful chrysanthemums 1t was ever
his pleasure to behold. They were there
In all colors and sizes and II was feast
to the eye to behold them in all their
stately beauty.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
STEAMER CROMWELL DAMAGED.

London, Nov 1e.--Of the cargo of cot
ton on the British steamer Cromwell,
Capt. Woodruff, from Galveston for Bre-
man, which put into Dartmouth with
fire in her hold, and which subsequently
proceeded to her destination, 2,100 bales
were damaged by water and 1,200 bales
by fire and water. The steamer was only
slightly damaged.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
AUBURN WON HER GAME.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 16.-Auburn
VS.. Sewanee on the sridiron was the att
traction here today. The weather was
all that could be desired, and there were
at least 1,200 people out to see the sport
Sewanee was clearly outclassed and Au-
burn won hands down by score Of a6
to 9. There were no plays Of particu-
larry brilliant nature.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
wANTED TO LyNCH HIM.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 16.--A special to
the Dispatch from Farmville says a
lynchlng party went to Prince Edward
jail last night and attempted 10 lynch
Elisha johnson, charged with highway
robbery. The prisoHer was badly. though
not fatally, wounded.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
nR. S. M. CURRY.

A resolution was ffered by Senator
Abercrombie to write DR.. j. L. M. curry,
trustee of the Peabody fund, to address
the genearl assembly on Dec. on public
education The resolution went to the
committee on rules and will doubtless be
adopted tomorrow. 1t is sad that Gov
elect Johnston has indorsed an invitation
to Dr. Curry to be present on tnat ooca-
sion. The senate then adjourned.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
HANK ROBBERS AT WORK

Davenport, Neb., Nov 1.-THE Jen-
nings state bank, OF this place. was rob-
bed Saturday night Of $2,700 in cash and
about 5000 worth of jewelry. Nitro-glyc-
crime was used to blow open the vault and
safe doors.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17
ANNIsroN soL1c1roRsHIp.

The speaker announced that he had
been requested to give notice that to-
night the nomination of a solicitor for
the city court of the city of Admission
would also be made in addition to the
nomination of United States senator.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-17

NINTH WARD REGISTRATION.
Registrar d. C. Behrens. of the Ninth
ward. reported to the State Herald last
night that the total registration up TO
closing time was 162.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27
AMERICANS IL PRISON ABROAD
Secretary Oincy's Reply TO Letter
Bcnrfri. ON the SubJccf.

Washington. March 26.--In reply to
Senator Squlrc's reference 10 letter
from j. S. Mccormick. chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions of Seattle.
Wash saying that the Government
should make an energetic effort to OBJ
tain the release of DIR. Gallagher and
Mcssrs. Whitehead, Wilson. Feather
stone and Burton. American citizens
confined for the past twelve years at
teal troubles in Ireland, Secretary Omcy
writes;
1T Is necessary to remind you that the
cases of these American citizens are ia
m!iiar to the Department. whose strcnu-
ous efforts In their behalf have hereto
fore been cXerted withou; avail The
case Of Dr. Gallagher Is particularly re-
called. and more recently that Of John
Curtin Kent. whose liberia ton has lately
heen effected through the Intervention
of this government and its diplomatic
agent AT London. t b..
Il cite these facts to demonstrate the
departments interest and itS Willingness :
10 be OF all possible assistance, but | am
not aware Of anything tending to show
that our Intervention at the present time
would prove any more successful than
were lis past efforts in that direction.
| am not without hope that something
may possibly be accomplished I'm the
future in the matter of tho liberation of
these hve American citizens In view OF
the action Of the British Government in
me Kent ana other cases but I am
not disposed to regard, however much
! might be personally willing to comply
Win your own and the petitioners re-
quest, the present as a lifting or, hopeful
period 10 make renewed efforts"
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SCOTLAND NECK.

Scotland Neck, y. c.. March 20
News came from Tillery yesterday that
an attempt was made the nigh; before
to burn the large lumber plant here OF
the North Carolina Lumber Company
Fire was discovered about . O'Clock
bursting from the side of n she'd but
promp, work by the people of the town
and some of the employees of the mills
soon distinguished 1t. Some cotton waste
had been placed OH the lumber and the
side OF the she'd and 1t was found TO
have been saturated with oil. The same
plant caught fire once last year, and now
the managers Of the mills think that
was an attempt of an incend!ary.
Yesterday. ~ the home of the brides
father, Mr.. w. j.. Draughon. Of Edge
combc county. Miss F!loisc Draughon
was married 10 Mr. Xeno Moore Of
GrcenN!lle. There was a large crowd
present, and the occasion was like
unto the old time country wedding. The
bride Is popular and accomplished and
we'll known throughout this section. {
The bridal party arrived here in time
for the afternoon train. Mr. and Mrs
NJ ore went 10 Greenvilc. the HON. Of
the groom, accompanied by Miss Clio
Diaughon, the brides sister
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BERKELEY.
I'M

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Town Council was held last night with
president. NJ, c. Keeling, in the chair,
and the following members present:
Williams. Jones. Rocknfclcr, Whitstoie,
Miller. Parker Martin Tilley and Reed.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
Tile Recorder read his financial re-
port. shaw3t. balance on hand OF
sl9o.SS
The Ordinance Committee presented an
ordinance In regard 10 telephones. which
was adopted.
The Street Committee asked for an ap-
preparation to ill up some holes on
Liberty street. Adopted.
uhe Light Committee were given
until the next meeting of the Council 10
locate the electric light puies.
The bond of G. J.. Old. Recordcr-elect
WAS presented and approved.
A communication from Mr.; Fred Hens.
of Norfolk. Is regard TO making
survey OF the town WAS laid over.
Some distractions on Liberty street
were referred 10 the Sergeant for action.
On motion, adjourned.
y commission, composed Of Mayor Me-
Coy and justices Tilotson ami Pom
dexter. was held in the Mayors office
yesterday morning, TO inuuire into the
sanity Of Mrs. Sophia Blair. of this
place. They adjudged her sane.
DEATH OF MAJOR II. T.. WOOD
HOUSE.-MaIor II. T.. Woodhousc. 4
wcl-knowm ana highly esteemed lawyer
of this place. died AZ his residence. on
Main s.rdet. yesterday afternoon shortly
after 2 o'clock. after IL Ions. illness. He
was Il native Of Princess Anne county.
where he held the Office OF Sheriff for
Il good many years. blu; has lived In this
place for The past fifteen years lie was
elected Mayor OF this town In 1872, hut
.Ift
children to mourn their loss-M. X. Is.
Woodhouse If the Norfolk. Albemarlc
and Atlantic railroad. and Miss Georgia.
lis funeral VIII take place tomorrow
a; - m. from The Chestnut Street NJ. T..
Church
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RALEIGH NOTES.
Dockcry Challenges Russell f,r u
Joint NiscusstOm Of thcir RCc0rLS.

Raleigh. n. c.. March 2G-(SpeciaD-
Senator Buffers paper goes for Senate
Peter &. Pritchnrd, saying: NO true
Populist or silver voter can or will vote
for any man for the General Assembly
who is not pledged to the cause of silver.
And If Senator pritchard thinks that he
can vote for silver In the United States
Senate and then vote for Il goldbuE for
President. and at the same time secure
the PopuliSt vote for reelection to the
United states Senate. he Will be very
much mistaken" 1t denies the accuracy
of Senator Pritchards figures in his
statement to your correspondent that
there were l35. 900 Republicans. 10000
Democrats and $4,000 Populsts In the
State. ana says he has greatly undercs-
timated the Populist strength.
Rev. DR.. George l.. Horr. Jr.. editor of
the Boston Waterman. is here. ana this
evening delivered the annual address be-
fore the ruduatinG class of the mcdi
cal department Of Shaw University, col
orcd
oliver II. Dockery. who desires the
Republican nomina tion for Governor.
challenges Daniel l.. Russell. who Is also
III eager pursuit of the same nomination.
to joint discussion on Il comparison of
their political records. in speeches TO hc
made at Raleigh. Wilmington, Goldboru.
Charlotte and Ashevilc. This Is Ger
tanly II new idea. The discussion will
also be on II comparison of their rcSpcc-
tive claims to the nomination.
The Republicans of the Third dis
trict are stated to have called their CON
SrcsSional committee to meet nj VIII
mington. which is In the Sixth district.
s. l.. LnnEdon, the Philadelphia man
who is charged with numbering his mis-
trcss there. was until lately one of the
owners OF the coal mines at Cumnock.
Moore county. y. c.. and also of the
Egypt railway. which connects the mines
with the Scahoard Air Line.
Persons who are here from Allegheny
county report that the snow is two or
three feet deep In the nnruntain passes
Money was paid In yesterday for q
telephone line or lines to connect Grcns-
boro and all the towns In 4 radius of 20
miles from it.
The Easter Monday baseball .dmr Of
the University OF North Carolina and
Princeton teams Is To he at Winston
and not at Greensboro. II is now decided.
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PORTSMOUTH III EMS
Robbery,

Yesterday molfAng Constable Ander-
son reported to Mayor Davis that there
mai been robbery OH Chestnut street,
near Clifford, at the store OF MIR. ]. IT.
HarrslL He also furnished d list Of the
articles which had been stolen. such as
flour. meat. tobacco and other stuff.
Constable. RiIeey also stated that Mr..
HaiiAl called at his house early IN the
morning nnd inform.ti him of the rob
berry. Sir. Ripley swore out variant
against one Neal Allen. colored boy,
who lives in Sweet Canaan. as being the
party who hid himself in the store the
previous night before Mr.. Harrell lock-
ed up. The boy. after everything got
quiet. ualbarred the back door and re-
moved the articles mentioned. Some of
them were found later in the day on top
of an old saeI not far from the store.
a search was made for more. but none
had been recovered when our report
closed. Allen does not have much ito
say, but another boy gave him away.
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EDl:NTON.

Mrs. Skittlcthorpc. OF Plymouth. is
the guest of Miss WoZclka. on Broad
street.
Mrs. +. S. Norman visited Plymouth
yesterday.
The family of Mr. Theodore Ralph has
returned from Columbia after several
days absence.
Rev. J. Il. White, cx-pastor of the
Edcnton Baptist Church. now cores
bonding secretary. is expected to attend
the union meeting here this week.
The box factory did not run yester
day owing to some OF the machinery
breaking.
The services of the Y p. Union Will
be dispensed With tonight Friday) as
there VIII be prenching.
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth city. ~ c.. March PC
'SpeciaD-M Mr.. Gordon H. Jones. for
merry OF The Jones manufacturing Com
pany' was In the city yesterday. The
''''ii VIII he soon started now by the new
owners. The old dry liilns will be torn
down ana new ones erected In ,hnI,
place
AIRS w. ltoettcher. OF Snowfall. Md,
Is Visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. Heath. in the first ward
lion. w. j. Griffin will deliver n lee
ture AT the Atlantic Collegiate Insti-
tutc Tonight. The public is cordially
invited to attend
Large parties of young people visit
Murden's fishery almost every day and
enjoy pleasant fish trips
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27
GOI.DSItOItD.

Goldshoro. y. c.. March 26-(SpeciaD
AIR. Dock liadlcy, of La Grange. was
In the city yesterday.
The Go!dsb"ro Tobacco factory begins
operations Monday, April G.
Last ni~ht at the residence of Mr.. i. "
l!i2%' H. on East Center street Miss sal
lie Lee Mitchell and AIR. John H. Smith
were united in the holy bonds OF lnutri-
mony. Rev. Mr.. Rcaman, OF ST I'a:Is
NJ. T.. Church. officiating. After the Ger
emory all went to the dining room and
there nartook of all the nice things that
ap,ciit" could desire The wedding
march was beautifully played by Miss
Emma Perkins.
Miss Laura Smith. Of Baltimore arliv-
cd II few days ago and has taken charge
Of NJ. T.. Carriers millinery establish
mcnt
Mr.. Harry Edwards has accepted n
position in the pool-room at the Hotel
kennon.
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LEWISTON.

Lewiston. y. c.. March 2C.-tspHc!aI)
- f.. Hancock. Scotland Neck. y C..
W. I. Hayden. Washington. n c.. Mr..
Green. NJ. D.. and Judge Martin. Wind
soF. \. e., were In town yesterday
evening.
~ c. Holloman went TO Windsor 10
carry drummer and stayed to the mar
rage Of Miss Grace Dali and Mr.. Thorn
as Nichols last night
w. ID. Bunch. of Fortress Monroe.
va. Is in town visiting his father. w. d.
Bunch, Sr.
D. White. Of Windsor. passed
through town this morning on his way
10 RoXobcl.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27
Ni..rtsa.

iIson. n. G.. March 26.-(SpecIuD-
1oichoi burton returned home ycster-
""y'
MIS-: Frank Mcdows left Yesterday fnr
SNORT trip To Rocky Mount.
AZ the residence Of ,I,,,l,,n C,,
. ,,H' tuesday, at IL o'clock DR.. II. H.,
SneiEht was married to Mis-. Niayoin
Whitfield. The ceremony wns con,s'c,-
:" 10y Key. j. G. Winrntc Or Sneipbt
- well-known citizen Of I;dCecombe
county ana his bride one OF Tho most
l"p'iar ladies or our town. The haupy
couple left al once for their future homo
~ E"Hecnmbc. The virEinIun extends
ts congratulations and wishes them n
'"nE ami happy life.
Mr.. ktrchhu,tu, ~ ,Lt -, 80,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27
A Home Wedding.

Mr.. Is!ah II. Nicholas, 4 grocery mer-
chant on Chestnut Street. and Miss
Mary Il. Hodges. were united III mar
riage last night at the residence of tha
brides parents. No. 90l Glasgow street.
Rev. w. H. Edwards otiiciated and Mr..
]. Frank Hodges, a brother of the bride,
and Mr.. Samuel Hanburry acted as
ushers. After the cermony q reception
was held. Near midnight Mr.. and Mrs
Nicholas were driven 10 the residence
OF Mr.. c. +. Friedlln. in Park View,
where they will board until they can get
the house which is being built for them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27

The above was the subject of an en-
tertainment given under auspices Of the
Class of sc yesterday evening. The cast
of characters was:
Major Regulus RATTAN. w. II. Lowe
Victor Dubois .......... l.. Is. Plummer
Mr.. Sprigsins ...... c. j.. Fraser
Mrs. Spriggins Miss NJ. Louise Earnest
Angelina. their daughter .....
Miss Pearl G. Dews
Julia, Major Rattan's wife,.
Miss Carrie ]. Phillips
Anna Maria, maid Of all work "
Miss Matte Birmingham
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27

Washington, March pa letter I'm ia
vor OF the Gillett mill To prevent the null
.ihcatioh oil state hnti-gambling laws
through Interstate gambling bv taI,-
graph. was to-day received by Wilbur
+. Crafts. of the Reform bureau from
Governor o'Fcrrall OF Virginia. The
House District Committee has with
drawn its favorable report on the racing
commission bill on account of informn.
ton from the same bureau that the bill
would promote gambling.
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An Accident.

Wednesday afternoons Mr.. Charles Bal
lentine. workman on the Texas. met
with painful accident while chipping
the hsad off a bolt 4 piece of steel 20;
In his eye and may cause him 20 lose
his sight He was carried to the dis
pensary and was afterwards sent 10
his home. in South Portsmouth, where
medical aid was summoned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27

Simon S. Hartman. OF Tunnelton.
West Va, HAS been subject TO attacks
OF collie about once 4 year. and would
have 10 call a doctor and then suffer
for ahou; twelve hours as much as som,
do when they die He was taken re-
Gently Just the same as at other times
and concluded TO try Chatnberlain,s
Cole. Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy.
He says Il took one dose OF IL and II
gave me relief in FIVE minutes. That is
more than anything else has ever done
for ma" For sale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27
In FIELD.

Enfield, n. c.. March 2G-(specal.-
Mr.. Walter Partin, of Bunkleyvillc, Is
here on visit TO his friends
Mrs. r. Is. Butt and daughter left
Tuesday for little Washington visiting
rela lives.
Mr.. Willie Ponder. a popular young
operator of ~. c. Line. was with us
short time yesterday.
Mr.. n. Sellers left this week for his
home at Goldsboro, N. c.
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Ex.Mnyor GIL Dead.

Jackson. Miss. March 2G-John Nc
Gill, for fourteen years Republican may
or of jackson. prior 10 1889 died this
morning. aged iifty-eight years. He
Was recently chosen a delegate 10 the
Republican National Convention, and
was slated for next postmaster here.
The funeral was the largest ever seen
in Jackson. being attended by all class
es-MasSns. Odd Fellows, knights OF
Honor. and firemen
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HHRTEOl,p.i

\ H Iot nf ~ G.. March &c Special 3
We're In town tbt and .s other busIhes mon
were DR.. Bogart. Of Eienson : men llei,43
Nowitzky, Of Norfolk, ana I = !, ts% yyi
lis. OF aIorehead City. }, - - =. / " il-s
MI. e. s: Mcmillan has returned home
day in Norfolk. 80 - Z M IL;
Court adjourned Tuesday evening bnt
the Jury are still busy. 9 ~ ~
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TAKE THE BLUE LINE

new line OF large cushioned wagon,
DUCK boards, etc. for picnics. First eiass.
, lirrfS ior weddings, balls and etc. Fine
.,,h horses. good teams for outint.
Gru,c@ies. Feed. nuggies Harness. al.
fyclcs and etc, Wood. Sand and Limo
Harness and Vehicles rennired Rimnre.
SniLl and liorscshocing done 6y "
nEck: Phone, No. 97i Prepared to
meet your needs. am yours truly
%. l.. WILLIAMS
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Communicated

Our county friends wish 10 say tina.
IL the owners Of the SCOTS Creek
Bridge do not repair the bridge they
are going TO call upon the county, that
II lTuy be condemned as a county thor
oushfare and be remedied at the county
expense.
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Funeral of Mrs. Foreman.

The funeral OF Mrs Jane Foreman took
place yesterday afternoon from Monu-
mental NJ l.. Church. The services were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Betty. The re-
mains were Inferred in Oak Grove Gene
terry.