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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

lie is ably seconded by the assistant
manager. Mr.. W. II. Parker. Of Rich
mond. Va. This season bids fair IA
eclipse any before known with the ex-
ccpfiou. possibly. OF ante-bellum days.
There are here now 30 guests and nearly
all tho rooms engaged. So many are
coming iu daily that extra wagons are
running for luggage. There are people
many from Louisville st. Louis
Cincinnati Philadelphia. Texas. san
Francisco, &c The prominent peo-
ole from Richmond are DR. and Mrs.
Mrs. Christopher TOmpklus ana family,
Mrs. ". II. White and AIss Laura Gates
hy Jones. Miss Nellie Parker. the Misses
Hancock. Mr. Boiling. and many others
ufe 10 the coming OF Dr. and Mrs. Chas.
Shields and family, MIS- Caskie Cabcl,
Mrs j. ". Walker Miss BEETLE Hayes,
Miss Anna Lee Alfriend. and several
others. Monday party Of twenty-five
drove over 20 THE White a distance
of sixteen miles. and speat the day. They
had an awfully jolly TIM but were glad,
as one always D.. t0 return 20 the sweet
for there is such "a ncliNe feeling about
the place. Everybody .orfs II. and there
fore takes persona interest In A.. We'd
uasiay morning q hOwlils and watermel-
ON party was given by Mr. Hindman. Of
Louisville and Mr. Hau.deman. son Of
Tho editor of the Courier journal. There
were about thirty people present Mrs.
Lockwood. formerly or california. now or
baltimore is quite "A faEoritc. Also Miss
Barrett Milton. Of Louisville There are
quite "a number Of wheels here. and
great many bicycle parties will De given
later on The bath Is fl- most refreshing
in tho mountains. Clear crystal ena-
bling YOU 70 see n coin dropped 10 the
bottom d. is quite the thing 10 bathe in
tho afternoon. $50 large parties are made
nm and chlucrOucd. II u.s. very amusing
~ watch the men teaching girls 90 swim.
First bushes then Taught "r. signs. shrleks,
az fhnv 90 under. then h1sty retreat
on course they love 10 later on and often
become e,rarte. a card party Is on Tor
Friday night a german Tor next week.
ai., I'm amusing lecture. Bowling parties
ara always in order. As soon as lhe
weather clears suillri'N.If we Will uvn
our wheeling suits and tools and walk
uo the moCntaiEs. II may prove NOR
work than fun. hut We think not me
menu ie choice and the rfire eNceHeNl.
So ono can Dee dissatisiI unless they are
born kickors Some OF fle recent arr
Walls are Mrs Milton ana Miss Milton, OF
Louisville. Ky. Prof. Pr lerson ana VIE.
of Springfield. o.: and Miss Flora iiaf-
ris the Misses Lcwif. from savannah.
Ca: the Misses Mi'es burnside, II
Dr W. j. Miles. New orleans COZ. W
porehcr Miles. Dr. b. % and iaiily;
Cincinnati o.. Mrs. Nm IT. Barnett an
maid. So LOuis. Mo-. Nrf. 'has. X. ~
Inns. child and maid. slington. H. -
Nfr and Mrs HIndman. oi LOUISVILLE anu
Miss Eodman Mrs. D. q. barley wv"
children ana maid
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ei e.b5iikS.:SBRiER WHITE SULPHUR
H'i.iN,'9' july Especial Shakes
P l,ear ,b4 vi; or was Shakespeare Shakes
know where Titania and her fairV. fr,,"
ana indeed all the nymphs and Drvads
nave round a refuge this summer ion evl-
van haunts lovely as any IN the forests
or Arden on OF Arcadia
Let the tired daughters of fashion
come 10 spend a few m0onllt nights ike
this at 'tne Old White" and N will ba
am easy thing 10 introduce them TO the
dances OF the fairies right here.
why ~ walk to-day % Lovers Leap
We plucked flowers bordering mystic
rings. and saw. or fancied We saw, airy
ialiy shapes on beds OF towering mOsse5
taking their beauty sleep" after the rev
els OF the night. such elusive visions are
materiallzed night after night, too. In the
beautiful ballroom OF the grand hotel
where 10 the inspiring measures Of
Shields Band from WilliamspOrt. Penn,
the bellies and bcauX, express the poet
~ OF motion" iu the gliding Of the waltz,
the rythm OF the two-step. the stately
movements OF the lancers. and the Sc
ducuyc figures OF the german.
Which last reminds us OF the sweet
night Then the ladies will appear in
their lOveliest costumes, and the young
meu-and the grey-beards, too, Tor that
matter, will be irresistible IA dress suits
and tho newest TuNedos.
=
have been progressive euchre parties. BIZ
cycle rides. Russian tea AZ 4 cottage
noted for its sociability, and 10 select
few. Mrs Morris Thomas. OF Baltimore,
gave "A five o'clock tea at her cottage Ia
Tausas Row. Ann,
on wednesday. the ladies' Of Tia
Greenbrer' gave a progressive euchfe
uarty. I'm which the prizes were OF ky-
land and Rankin's choicest souvenirs IN
silver. The first AM second prizes were
,aL.n nv Mrs Jos. White OF Richmond;
Miss Johnson. Of Washington city NJ NJ
Adrian Bleycr OF ST Louis. and Mr.
Andrew Jones. OF Baltimore. lie pCoDy
prizes fen 10 the lot or iair asus NJ, III
Of Norfolk. and 10 "A popular yguhs 80
,laman OF Washington. while the ooi .is'o-
iatiOns We're drawn by an ~ TISyiilic
,,oitny lady " san Francisco, MI NAl,D
Johnson. of Washington Delhs aiso D.
fectually consOled with one Oh VIZ oHis
i,nd eri,yenir,. The OH stage coAci auuS
a., ouofa to the attractions by dslesa,
lions of guests from tne W. ,he ga y
S .oIl ana other parties from the W, va.
,tring places around, now anu Ia
e,,eii th. streams of pleasure aesN.t %
,L. Grounds on the verandts, anu ia s'0
narlors of this truly delightful i''o'''
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orc and f0reets She has those many mill
uoIs-as indeed she easily might, see
lus 500 small q representation or ihem.
Finance at Saratoga Us abundanly rep,
resented BOO Spencer Irask ana iusseI
SAGE. society iu Mrs. Ward McAlhstcr
aud Miss McAllster politics by the Nc
kce family-whO have many pohllcal
friends in spite OF the family DIVISION
and hy the Roswell Flowers, VINO Alt
' ' MANY cyclists
Bicycling has captured Saratoga even
as 10 has taken possession OF oiheF SUNG
mer places. The roads are line ann
broad and "straightaWay' and the air
cool enough for the eXertiOn. The favor
itc ride is ont 10 n remarkable parkf
called W0odiaWn oval This was hui.t
iy Judge Hilton. who inherited the stew
art millions. The oval is q great paris
upon which gentemen's races Of all kinds
take place. There are pony races lawn
tennis. bicycle tournaments and every
sort Of outdoor game very olympia OF
no Woodlawn Oval it is said that III
Hung Chang win travel when he visits
this country. as the Duke OF Neragua
ana every visiting nobleman has Jone
that over came to this country. Later
iu tho season an the Newport people
como over here for a taste Of the Wa
fers and 20 recuperate. SO Saratoga Us
divided into four seasons OF its own
cluf. studlOus gaming. and social, each
having two weeks 10 itself
0dI"d, -d Us lli'i WIN ,ii"s7 l.li7 SUN
~ ill.,. .irf 'i,,.. tii" e,',ltb 80 .,J
OF lN' '4 alo"T que siN.t," l"aa"9 anu
49, -. -, .l,l .,...,''''.
ga. ,., l.,,,,'...,. ,r. .., ,'' ,,.'',J W
Miss Frlce and IT. o. Bax ironsidrs OF
.H' I'il.ifu tl'n' D. H' Deus went OH
',,,-.i and womb mako r,rt If y, -,,rn,,,.,.
rortv in ,ebich Vomnr Alr r.riDe and MISS
Nirrini1 Fair Would ioin aleo-as a con-
Ii, "t,I WIZ ",.n i"i-"l i'.- in"II l'-f
st.ro ious saw and also fb'+ Mis- 81
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The following cases We're dispos OF
IN tho Police Court yesterday:
James Brown. (colored). who was ar
rested on Friday charged Win stearhg
satchel containing goods 10 the value or
ga the pr.perty II Mr.. George A. Hutch
inson. OF stanton was convicted ard
sent TO jail for nine-y days.
George oliver TAYLOR. a colored 10y. was
sent 10 iail for ninety days fer striking
Charles l.. Epps. a son OF Mr.. John T..
Epps. with stick.
The assault was made near the Old
Market Friday night about 7 O'Clock. The
boys had been playing together ana the
Epps boy had pulled the negro OF an
othel boy and twas eating come fruit
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Same ,muortant Concert Engagements.

llenry Wolisohn. the wel-hho"n con-
cert agent. has just returned from Europe
where he closed number OF engage nieh'S
for the coming season. with several re-
nawred artists Foremost Is ,hat Oh MOTIF
Rosenthal. the great pianist whose phc-
nomenal success in London last season
created quite a stir in the artistic "or'a
OF Europe.
He will make his first appearance early
In November. IN Carnegie Music Hail
About the same time. Carl Hair the IA
nous yioliaist. will come over 10 remain
about two months. In the spring or the
year the renowned Bohemian String Quar-
tette will give a series OF concerts. They
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arr considered the most perfect ensemble
players in Europe. and before their Ameri-
can appearance, VIII give a series OF
Chamber Music Concerts IN London and
Paris. \ new soprano. Mile. Camille Sey
gard. will come over FOR the season. She
sang with great success in Italy and
Austria and lately at. the Theatre de
In Monai in Brussels. While here she
will sing mostly IN concert and oratorlo.
Efrangcon-D Davies. the great baritone, VIII
also return in December, having been re-
engaged by most OF the musical societies
I'm this country.
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THE GEELNBRIER UHTTr
The Delayed Season Has Opened win
Many Arrivals


GREENBRIER WHITE ST-r.ptIr-r, "a.
Va, July 4-special.-The closing dave
OF July invariably witness the how t,-
crease OF arrivals which. bv the frs, 80
august swells tAe company AT the wac
amy where along % variable figure or fr,,o
INC 10 Hlleen hundred. There were MANY
D'Ii uliis circumstances that couspfreJ
WAY" u'e Piolracted 1 may say, unpre-
e,NeNied' apel OF cool and Wet weather
CD somewhat delay the opening OF the s.a-
SON, but all that and AN misriyines a.
TO a large and brilliant companv are
lhinsa OF the past. and authorization h
oihy olssOlYug into "a fun realization of
successful, delightful summer al ms
famous resort
know not where Won will
find mountain resort I'm This
country or in any country 10 conpara
w-th it To one who sits al the close of
the day upon the lawn. beneath the buae
prImeyal oaks that looked down .pon tbo
painted Indians. ia these their nmfin.,
grounds two hundred Years ago. and rests
his gaze upon the noble amphi-theatre in
which the springs are centrally situated
with the enclosing mountains growing
slowly distinct I'm the deepening
shades of night. there must needs come
into his mind the line from Laila Rookh.
ooh. II there L. an clysium On earth
81 Is this. be IS this
There is such monotOny In detailed de-
scrlptiOns of the amusements al summer
resorts that / viii spare your readers the
tedium of such enumeration. Progressive
euchrcs. special teas by guests at their
cottages lawn-tennis. whist-tables. drives.
and horseback parties. mako up in part
the daily routine which, at night. the nne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

4 Successful season. and q Reminder Of
Ante Belium DAYS.

OLD SWEET STRINGS. W VA. July
Especial. knows ~ the
"old sweet" as 10 has been famous
for lis beautiful scenery ana hc1lth-eiv-
Ing springs for years; hut like thd
Worlds Fair" il is impossible 10 APP
pi eciate II unless YOU have seen H. oun
nsrfnfs and grandparents used 20 ride
hundreds of miles M numbering stage
coaches 10 spend the season here. SO
when 1 rode over from th. station.
felt as If | were one Of my ancestors.
BUT how they would De stlr'l "a If they
could see the changes. Ever since last
summer great Improvements have been
made.
The proprietor, Mr.. A. T. White. Is tho
AWAY ready to DO anything for thu
comfort and convenience OF hts guests.
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THE FOURQUREAN- PRICE COMPANY.

when Taylor slipped up behind nm ana
charlie got a lick in the mouth that split
his liz and broke three teeth.
DR.. George Ben. Johnson look h's
stitches in the wound.
Russell Robinson. a white man, was ar
rested by officer AIcMullen en- Friday for
being drunk.
Russell resisted and now wishes he
hadn't. for the officer was tho better man.
Robinson had a knst on his head ana
was bloody when he was brought before
Justice John. who thought that he Rad
been punished enough 50 the case was
dismissed.
Susie Smith (coloredD took a fine
of $50 and costs fer being disorderly In
the street, as did also Mary Davis also
colorcd.
Emanuel Taylor (colored). for cursing
and abusing Annie Curtis, was fined 80
and costs.
Samuel Carter. alias Patterson took
sixty days as n suspicious character
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Choice Tomorrow, l0c,
SAILORS.

Ladies' fine Sailor Hats, in
navy and black also few Pan
anna Sailors-not a hat in the lot
that sold for less than $3.50 and
nn 10 80.
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Tomorrow, l0C.
RIBBONS.

Tomorrow we offer an enor>
nous value in Sash Ribbons; is
pieces white, cream, black and
coors, that sold from Sl25 to
$3.50 a yard, all IN three lots,
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Tomorrow at s25, so ard
75c. a yard.
PALMS FOR DECORATING.

The most OF them left are large
Palms, suitable for hotels, restau-
rants, public halls, churches, etc.
They are more desirable than liv-
inc Palms, as they require no care.
Tomorrow all 90 at
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Choice Tomorrow, 35C.

All our fancy Straw Hats, black
and colors, in one lot. Former
price, so. 70 and Soc.
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An entertainment was given for the
benefit OF the Ice Mission by six little
tots. underf tho management OF Miss
Florence Kuhn. Those who took part
were Misses Louise and Mildred Jones.
Louise Sutton. Ethel cathcart. and Oracle
Gilman. Tho net receipts were sixty
CENTS
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TOILET SOAPS.

Your choice tomorrow OF Col
gates Bay Rum, Cold Cream.
Gerannil. Camphor Ice, Brown
Windsor and White ClematiS
Toilet Soaps, three cakes in box,
regular price, Toe. a cake, for
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Choice Tomorrow, soc.
Unframed HATS.

Our entire Tot OF Inc Straw,
Chip and Leghorn Hats, also
handmade Lace and Straw Hats
that sold from S1.00 to $500.
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Half Price.
LADIES' ShIRT-WAISTS.

The greatest offering yet. Your
choice tomorrow of a lot OF La
dies fine Percale Shirt-Waists
that sold at S125, $50. 81 10
and S1.S5, for
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HOSIERY.

Three specials this week
Ladies Black Lisle Hose, in
ribbed. drop-stitch and plain. A
regular 35c. value for
rr rs Cents.
Ladies' fine Silk Hose cannot
be made to sell for less than Acc,
33 IS Cents.
Boys and Girls black Ribbed
Hose, sizes 7 to 81. Regular
price, 25c.;
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10 Cents.
LINEN lap ROBES.

Tomorrow the balance OF the
stock goes at small prices.
All $3.50 Lap Robes, Sl.1O.
All s1.25 Lap Robes, % cents.
All S100 Lap Robes, 70 cents
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BOYS SHIRT-WAISTS.

We sell only the best goods it
is possible to obtain. We have
congratulated ourselves on having
this season the best value az 75c.
that have been shown. They are
in white and colors. and sizes 4
to II years and tomorrow you
can take your choice of any size
or color at
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Now rs Cents.

Light blue, red, lavender, or
ange, tan, Cerese, brown and yell
low Tulle. Regular price, 4Oc.;
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THE
FoU fI PRICE
COMPANY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"ILL1N ERR.


The last call-ony few days left to close out the
~ Of the stockthe last great reduction in prices is
made-greater reductions than ever tor the last lew
davs-to close out all the choice things lett
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21C. a Box.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Mems fine Balbriggan and
Gauze Shirts, best made, finished
itwh pearl buttons. Regular
price, SOC;
Monday at 39C.
Mems fine Gauze Drawers, reg
ular soc. grade. For Monday
only,
80 Cents.
Mems and Boys AIl-Linen
Collars that sold for 12l and
1899, now
sc. Each.
Mems fine CoIored Percale
Negllgee Shirts, all this seasons
styles, reduced from 75c. to
SO Gents.
Mems fine Colored percale
Shirts. with two collars and one
pair cuffs choice line Of patterns,
reduced from S1.00 to
73 Cents.
Mems Colored Percale Club
Ties, in all colors, reduced to
1Oc.; 3 for Csc.
Mems Four-in- Hand Wash
Ties, reduced to
sc. Each.
Mems CoIored Suspenders, with
best buckle regular 25c. grade.
Monday, 19C.
Mems Colored Silk Four-in-
Hand imperial Ties. all colors,
regular price, 935c,
Monday, 19c.
Mems All Silk Colored Teck
Ties, regular price, 25c.;
Monday, I9c.
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Tomorrow, nc.
LADIES' VESTS.

Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Lisle
Thread Vests goods you are for
tunate to get even at SOC. each,
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Tomorrow, 25c,
FLOWERS.

Tomorrow we place all the fine
imported Flowers in one lot, and
offer you choice at
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SO Cents.

They are all this seasons goods,
made up in the latest style, and
are the greatest value in Shirt
Waists ever offered in this city.
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inst 81 Trimmed Hats left.
They are all choice productions.
They formerly sold from $500 up
TO $500.
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Choice Tomorrow. soc.

One lot Ladies' Navy and Black
Sailors that sold at S1.00.
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TO-mOrrOM. 25C,

Ladies extra size pure White
Cotton Ribbed Vests. Regular
price, lie; for
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KID GLOVES.

ladies S-button length Suede
Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, mostly
light shades, sizes 81, 81, 6, 64
and s., Regular price, $3.50
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Mems line BaIbrlggan and
Gauze Shirts, best made, finished
itwh pearl buttons. Regular
nrice 50c
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~ 1-2 Cents.

Ladies' full Bleached Ribbed
Vest, Regular price, 15c.; for
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Choice Tomorrow, &1.5O

Sixteen Trimmed Hats that
sold from $500 to $3.50,
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Tomorrow, soc.

Ladies's 4-button Glase Kid
Gloves PERKINS, best goods col
ors tan and brown only one size
left, 81. Regular price, $3.50
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HATS.

II
inst 81 Trimmed Hats left.
They are all choice productions.
They formerly sold from $500 up
to $500.
Choice Tomorrow, $3.50.
Sixteen Trimmed Hats that
sold from $500 to $3.50,
Choice Tomorrow, SOC.
UNTRIMMED HATS.
Our entire lot OF fine Straw,
Chip and Leghorn Hats, also
handmade Lace and Straw Hats
that sold from S1.00 to $500.
Choice Tomorrow, 35c.
All our fancy Straw Hats, black
and colors, in one lot. Former
price, so, 70 and Soc.
Choice Tomorrow, lOc.
SAILORS.
Ladies' fine Sailor Hats, in
navy and black also few Pan
anna Sailors-not a hat IN the lot
that sold for less than $3.50 and
up to $3.50.
Choice Tomorrow. soc.
One lot Ladies Navy and Black
Sailors that sold at 500.
Tomorrow, Csc.
FLOWERS.
Tomorrow we place all the fine
imported Flowers in one lot, and
offer you choice at
15C., two for 25c.
AIGRETTES.
soc. black and coloreG Aigrettes.
Tomorrow, &c.
Pleated Chiffon. with Lace
edge. Former price, 10;
Now rs Cents.
Light blue, red, lavender, or
ange, tan. Cerese, brown and yell
low Tulle. Regular price, 4Oc.;
Tomorrow, l0c.
RIBBONS.
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Pleated Chiffon. with Lace
edge. Former price, 10;
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Tomorrow, soc.

One lot Ladies' Kid Gloves, in
st and 81. Former price, 81 80 ;
Tomorrow, Csc.
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15C., two for 25c.
AIGRETTES.
To- morrow, sc,

SOC. black and coloreG Aigrettes.
The Monitor-register., 1896-11-06
Ailoway news.

AhAO"&V N0Wbe
Mrs. Rachel McNiehols is visiting her
granddaughter In Salem. 8
There was general display of the
national colors about town on Saturday.
Robert Davenport lost very bright
little child on Saturday from diphtheria.
There was not as much mischief as usual
perpetrated about town on Hallow Fen.
Harry Fox, Of Philadelphia, paid his
former home, Alloway. a visit on Thuas-
day. @ %
Linwood Fogg and family, of Salem,
have been visiting Mr.. Fogg's parents in
Alloway.
The meeting of the Epworth League
next Sunday evening will be led by Mrs.
Adeline FISHER.
The ordinance of baptism will be ad-
ministered at the Baptist church next
Sunday evening.
Services at the M e. Church now COM
Epworth League meeting At $50.
Watson West has resigned his position
~ CLERK In George W. Dorrell's store,
and Robert Dorrsll has taken his place.
Abner Osborn and Bedford Fox. cane
home last week from Atlantic City,
where they have been employed during
the season.
a novel bet was made here on the
election. If Mckinley was elected one of
the parties was TO stand out in front Of
the hotel and turn a hand organ from
two O'Clock in the afternoon until FIVE.
and IL Bryan was elected the other man
was to do the same.
Alloway done on Tuesday, perhaps
what it has not done for generation, not
since one OF the Reeves ran on tins sounty
ticket at least-that is give majority for
Republican. But our people wanted to
honor our cstiEen-Richard c. Miller, who
was born here and has resided here all
his life, and every body is proud of his
election as st ate Senator.
The Monitor-register., 1896-11-06

TIE OotoD trtm # Salem County
Quits clos op Fndas last, having CON-
tinu.d tor two WEEKS, an uousualiy long
term
Toe appeal case of James, Norton w.
Silas Pedrlck, to recover 5000 damages
for the destruction of timber By brush
fire which was started on lands Of Mr..
Pedrick and burned on adjoining lands
OF Mr.. Norton, was heard by
Judge Sinnickson on Thursday after
noon. The parties live in Old.
mans, and the case was first heard before
Mayor Richman, of Woodstown, who
gave Judgment in favor of Mr.. Norton.
Judge Sinnickson, after hearing the case,
and arguments of counsel, gave judge
ment for Mr.. Norton In the sum of $50.
Judge Sinnickson imposed the follow
ing sentences: L. D. Patten, disorderly
house, fine of $5 and costs. J. r. Fltz.
hugh, for keeping disorderly house at
Centreton, fine of $50 and costs. William
the value Of "a so, three months in the
county Jail. Albert Brown, breaking
and entering and larceny, one year in
entering, and larceny, two years In State
prison. Alexander Gains, larceny, 80
days in county jail. Nathan Walters,
stealing one chicken three months In
county jsil. Henry Davis, resisting an
officer. 80 days in county Jail. John
Anderson, assault with a knife, sentence
suspended. Henry Eads, assault with
intent to kill Amanda Whitesell. two
years in State prison. James Hurley,
statutory rape, two years in State prison.
Sheriff virgins took two of the
prisoners to State prison on. Monday and
the other two yesterday.