The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-25
THE LAND OF LOUDOUN.
The News of the County and Doings OF It's
People.
HUGTfEsVILLE, VA. June Is


HUGHEsVILLE. VA, June a.-spe-
cial.-Mrs. w. II. Adams and her daush-
ter. Miss Geneyieye, nave reluFheuV ~
their home IN Middieburs irom 'isiS W
friends In Baltimore -,
judge John A. Lynch, OF frederick, Mu''
visited his brother, captain Mni'a'" ID, -
Lynch. editor OF the Washihg'ou'""' ''''
week. a.. ,,,,oh,or
Ms Agelon. OF Aliddleburg have re-
moved 10 strasburg which they purpose
making their future home.
Miss Lizzie Clagett. Of Leesburg' III
company with Miss Iuntley and party
sailed from New York for Europe OH
the ST. Paul on its last voyage OUT.
ON wednesday evening Miss Roberta H.
Hendricks, of Leesburg. and Mt. d
Frank Mttenhouse, Jr, OF Baltimore
were married in ST. James church' Lee9-
burg. Rev. j.. ). Kinks officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. AIcNeigh. OF Alde'
have gone ON a visit to friends IN Nich-
mond and Baltimore. after when they eN-
pect 10 spend the remainder OF the sum
NOR I'm the mountains OF Virginia
AS already announced in The Times
Miss Florence daughter OF Major +. j..
povlos of Lynchburg. and Mr.. oscar +.
Reese Jr.. son of Mr. @. +.
preose sr OF Baltimore we're united in
the bonds OF matrmony d. the chapel OF
the Immaculate Conception. LeesDurs' on
Tuesday. the 18th instant, Rev. Father
Ticrucy. Of Harpcr's Ferry assisted py
Rev. Father Tlornan, OF Richmond OF
ncating. The happy couple VIII resiue
n Richmond. I believe that this Is the
first time that the marriage rites were
H.. N.aIf obj
The Roy. Rumsey Smiths0n, presiding
elder of this. the Washington district,
Baltimore Conference, ". +. Church,
South. has had the degree OF ID. ID.
conferred upon him by the University OF
West Virginia.
President Cleveland and Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue Miller on Monday
Inst made their fourth visit 10 Loesburg
as the guests OF Mr.. Henry Harrison.
AS was the case upon former visits
the day was spent I'm fishing upon Mr.
Hauls0ns dne trout preserve near Lees
burg after which they were entertained
by Alr Harrison at his residence in Lees
burg The catch was considered very
0ue. and the President as usual, was
very successful I'm capturing the finny
tribe. bon which he seems much more
expert than he is in capturing frce-silyer
Democrats.
Judge II. II. Lee. OF Clarke. visited his
brother. Major G. II. Lee, I'm Hamilton,
last week.
Miss Elizabeth c. Henderson, after
an extensive tour in Europe. returned to
her home. in Leesburg. Oh Thursday
last During her absence Miss Hender-
son furnished the "Washingtonian" some
very interesting letters concerning her
travels.
At the recent exhibition OF the Upper
Vile Colt Club. Mr.. u. B. Male, OF Lees
burg took the premium in double-team
drivers; first premium in park riding
horses: third premium in saddle horses,
besides other premiums, his premiums
amounting 20 Sl2J.
ON Tuesday last Miss Addie. daughter
of Mr. John NJ. Chamblin, Of Philomont
and Mr. W. r. Steele. OF Purcellville.
were married in the NJ. T.. church.
South n PhHomont, Rev. George Tyler
officiating.
.t--.s llarrie and Laura Bowie. sis
t.rs OF the late Governor Bowie, OF Mary
land. arc spending the summer in Hamll-
TOM
fr Archie IT, Throckmorton. son Of
1lr Mason Throckmorton Of Smokers
Vile. was the ralelictorian Of his class
af tle commencement exercises OF Roa-
u0ke College. IIe was also awarded the
degree " Bachelor of Arts.
Mst Margaret Y. McCabe and Miss
Kate Mcintosh have returned from the
Iami.l'e Female Institute 10 their homes
in Leosblrg.
While driving On his horses from his
pasture field to his house. Mr. w
Ieo Hartman. residing near Loesburg.
was kicked on his leg by one OF his
horses Hni was badly injured.
Miss Lou snowdcn. OF Alexandria, is
.uns friends n Leosburg.
On TUESDAY last a. severe hail-storm
passed over the northern part of this
county, in the vicinity of Taylorstown.
a Hd along the Potomac river towards Point
of Rocks, doing considerable damage to
tAe wheat and corn.
on Thursday last Hon. j. 9. Clements.
OF the Interstate Commerce Commission.
visited LeesbHs. am informed that
lf. Clements and his family PURPOSE
spending the summer On that staid Old
burg.
ON Monday last Mr. A. Loughboroueb
who BIAS charge of the selma estate
of tle ate Ihos. Swami. shipped thirty -
ei-nt INT cattle, averaging fourteen hun
ori pounds each, 90 the Baltimore
market.
Farmers are busiiy engaged I'm harvest
ing their wheat. Tho growth Of straw Ia
much heavier than was expected from
the gloomy prospects SIX months AGO. but
judging from some examination OF the
Whclt-hoads, when the farmers thrcsb
their wheat they will find the yield very
small n proportion 70 the quantity OF
straw.