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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11

Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state by the
Fort Smith Lumber Company with a
capital stock of 500. goo. all of which
has been subscribed. The officers and
directors are William Blair. President,
W R. Abbott, vice-president. and John
Gillian, secretary and treasurer. The
company is organized for the purpose
of carrying on lumber and timber
manufacturing business in Arkansas
and the Indian country.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
THE STATE IN BRIEF.

Corning IS to have a Touring mill.
The Arkansas legislature convenes on
January Is, next.
The Little Rock Joeky club viii give
meeting next spring.
A Van Buren, cigar factory has a $500
order from Little Rock.
A $4,000 confederate monument is
soon to be erected at Fayetteville
Albert Small, member of the Wood
men OF the World, committed suicide
near Newport
The pool rooms of Hot Springs are to
pay $500 each per month for the privi-
lege of operating.
There is some talk among the Mis-
souri, Pacific officials of erecting large
round house at Van Buren,.
The gap between Mena and Horatio,
on the K. c. P. and G. railroad, will be
completed in March, 1897.
r. B. Carl Lee, of England. Lonoke
county, says that IS per cent. of the
present cotton crop is in sight
Authorities have issued requisition
papers for j. A. Weir, of Memphis. on
the charge of violating our game laws.
A proposition is being agitated bv
the citizens of Beebe to create a new
county, with Beebe as the county site.
). l.. Lewis and man by the name
of Walls had difficulty recently. near
Ell Dorado in which Walls shot and
instantly killed Lewis
Ed. J. s Kirtley. of St. Louis. called
to the pastorate of the Second Baptist
church, at Little Rock. has arrived and
entered upon his duties.
Louis Block, wanted for embezzle-
ment at De .yalrs Bluff. has been
located and arrested He viii be taken
to Little Rock to answer the charge.
c. c. Kavanaugh has been elected
secretary of the state board of charita-
bic institutions TO fill the nnexpired
term Of W. NJ. Kavanaugh. resigned.
William Morris, switehman. fell
from furniture car, on the lower
bridge, at Little Rock, the train passing
over him causing instant death. He
leaves wife and two little children.
Auditor Mills has received the fol-
lowing abstract of the tax books Of
Perry county: Acres of land taxed.
S5i,952; total value of real estate.
s97l,7sl; value of personal property.
s210. 500
negro named Davis murdered the
two sons Of Joe Williams. a planter
near Pine Bluff He has not been can
tured. The murder was committed be.
cause the negro desired revenge against
the father.
John Davis, colored, has been ar
rested at Arkadelphia, for holding up a
railroad employee and relieving him
OF sl50.
Proposals for securing the odd Eel
lows home, for orphans of Odd Fell
lows, viii be received by the chairman
Of the committee, A. c. Jones, of Hot
Springs
Gov. Clarke has appointed F. W
Dekossett to I'LL the vacancy in the
mousse Of representatives made by the
death Of Hon. w. ]. Matthews. of S.
Francis county.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
Fell in a Well.

Recently. at Hot Springs. horse,
weighing 1000 pounds, fell into well
30 feet deep and nearly full Of water,
and remained there nearly five hours.
when il was removed by means of a
derrick In the decent the animal had
in some way driven its feet into the
walls Of the well and thus escaped
drowning 1t was but slightly injured
when taken from its perilous position
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11

The first meeting of the supreme
lodge Of the sons and Daughters OF the
Confederacv was recently held in Little
Rock and the following officers were
elected: Dan W. Jones, supreme presi-
dent: cambridge MeRae. supreme VICE
president: Junius Jordan. supreme lee
turer: ". T. Echols. supreme organizer;
G. p. {. Rumbough, supreme secretary;
T Oliphant. supreme adviser.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
Novembsr Congressional Elections.

Gov. Clarke has issued proeiama-
ton. declaring the result Of the con-
gressional elections held November 3,
as follows: First district, T. d. Me-
Culloch, Of Lee county; Second, John
). Little. of Sebastian; Third, Thomas
C. McRae. of Nevada: Fourth, ". l.
Terry, of Pulaski; Fifth. II. A. Dins-
more. of Washington; Sixth. ;. Brun-
dige. Jr., of White All democrats
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
Appointed Sheriff

Owing to continued i'll health W. Fl.
Booker, sheriff Of Pulaski county. tend
cred his resignation, which was ac-
cepted. Thereupon Gov. Clarke ap-
pointed and commissioned w. NJ. Kava-
naugh, who for years was business
manager of the Arkansas Gazette. and
for the past two years secretary Of the
state board of charitable institutions
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
Want the Odd Fellows Home

Hot Springs is not only working TO
secure the location of the National
Pythian sanitarium, but is working
hard to secure the National Odd Fell
lows home. Several other localities
are after the home.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
Or. P. o. HOOPER Elected.

DR.. 2. o. Hooper has been elected
superintendent OF the insane asylum To
fill the unexpired term of DIR. ]. ]
Robertson, resigned. This Is one of
the best Official plums OF the state. He
VIII take charge January L
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
Newly INCORPORATED.

The Rosson Livery Stable Co., Of
Paragould, has filed articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state.
Capital stock sl,675, all of which has
been subscribed. The officers and
directors are A. Yarbrough, president;
K. A Courtney, viee-president: John
Rosson. secretary and treasurer, Rich.
ard jackson.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
Where is He 9?

Daniel Roberts, of Little Rock. q
plumber by trade, recently left home
in the morning, telling his wife that he
would return about supper time. but
has not been seen since. He had over
s2c0 on his person. His wife fears he
has been murdered.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
Burned the Fifth Lime

The barn on County Judge Anderson
Mills farm. eight miles below Little
Rock. has been burned to the ground
the f b time supp osed to be the worl,
OF an ineendiary. The loss is sI.o0o.
no insurance.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
Homestead Entries.

During last month, in the United
States land office. Little Rock, there
were 50 homestead entries. embracing
5.97O acres. and 50 final proofs, en-
bracing 4.4fs acres In October there
were 81 entries and 43 finals.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11

Jim Lindsey. a negro, and for whom
a reward of $500 was offered. was
recently captured at Surrounded Hill.
He is wanted for killing his wife and
a deputy sheriff, some two years since,
at Warner, Lincoln county.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
Returned Home.

c. II. Gum. the travelling man from
Quincy. H.. who became suddenly in
sane recently at the Brady house. in
Little Rock, was accompanied home by
Detective j. j. Hawkins
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-12-11
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
NEXT HOUSE ROLL CALL.

Conpiet- Est showing the order IL
which They VIII Vote
The roll call Of the next house Is
a alphabetically arranged below. a
speaker must be selected from this
list, after which only 90 names viii
appear The members viii vote on all
measures in the order in which they
AZ. =, md ~ fnll.,r-s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02
YOST'S CASE SUBMITTED.
THE SUPREME COJRf My RINDI IL
Il DECIsION IO-uORROU.
The Court Proceedings Very Brief-Coun-
eel for Mr.. Yo-t Wish To Bring the
Buckingham officials Before Court

Messrs. William l.. Royal. Edgar AL
Ian. and James -. Brady. counsel Tor
j. Yost in the mandamus proceedings
before the Supreme Court TO compel the
Board OF State Canyasscrs 10 award nim
d certificate OF election 10 Congress from
the Tenth Virginia District. appeared
again before the court At II o'clock yes
terday morning.
BUCKINGHAM OFFICIALS.
Air. Royal actlng AS spokesman. stated
10 the court that hc was ready 10 submit
tho case at once or 10 wait until next
Election ana elerl Of The Ducn.nsnam
County Court would be brought before
the court. lie lcit b. 10 the discretion VI
the court, ne said. as 10 what course was
taken.
Judge Keith said that i. might
probably aid in reaching A ae-
cisiOn 20 have everything before the
court before the case was submitted. The
court however. be said, would allow
counsel 10 submit the case az once II
they so desire.
Judge Keith gave no inrmauon rs 10
whether the court would render a de
cision on the regular opinion day. which
is Thursday or wait until after the
Buckingham officials appear next Mon
day All OF the papers in the case IN
Guiding the deposition OF Mr Lawloss.
were accordingly submitted and D. IS
probable that the court wiil render
decision on next Thursday.
TOOK EVERY pRECATTION.
Tho action Of counsel in notifying tho
81 81.
ham officials before 80 next Monday was
that no precautions should ba neglected.
and no mistakes made in The conduct or
the case.
Mr.. r.. Carter Scott. counsel FOR mo
State Board Of Canvassers was not pros
ent Yesterday morning M rho Supreme
Court. being engaged in tho session Il tine
board af tho Office Of the secroti.y Of the
Commonwealth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02
THE CHTLD GIVEN UP.
Little Clarence white Returned To His
Hind Parents.


Little Clarence White. the twelve-year-
old son OF Mrs. J. ID. Kellar. Of North
Carolina. is once again In the custody Of
his mother IL will be remembered some
time ago the boy was picked up on the
streets. At the time he was begging from
door 10 door. and az night he sought lods-
ings at the police stations.
The boy was carried before Police JUS
tice Crutchneld. and. although charged
with no offence. was committed 10 the
Laurel Reformatory as a vagrant.
u appears that the boy had wandered
from his home. and somehow reached
this city. His parents, both OF whom
are blind. traced him TO this place.
His mother went to the RcformatOry
and demanded that her son bee delivered
10 her. hut was refused by the authOri-
ties Of tho institution.
She found that in order TO recover her
son It would be necessary 10 resort to
law.
Accordingly habcas corpus proceedings
were instituted In Judge Hughes court
yesterday by Colonel NJ. l.. SpOtswood
and r.. Carter Scott. Major Robert stiles
and Mr. James Caskie represented the
Reformatory.
After hearing both sides Judge Hughes
decided that the bov should be returned
10 his mother He ruled that young White
was not a vagrant. and said that while
be held the Laurel Reformatory I'm high
regard for the great coed IL had done.
stii he believed Mrs. Kellar was Q proper
person TO rear her son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02

WATERLOO. IA. Nov. sO.-The free
silver men of this district held conso-
lation meeting here tonight Former
Governor Horace boies was expected,
but did not attend. tie sent a telegram,
saying that Dee bad severe cold. ana
letter giving his views on the currency.
Tho telegram was read from the stace.
but the letter oisuleascd tne managers
OF the meeting and was not made pub
Dc. IN this letter Sir I0loi said.
1.-THE issue OF the future is already
clearly presented. 10 D. no longer a
question OF whether or not We shall have
free coinage nc l5 10 ]. but D. i5 the
broader question ~ whether OF not tho
nation is to bee tied 90 gold standard
and receive It's paper currency through
the fundamentally ana at me VIII OK
private corporations. OF have for ita
use national currency based upon gold
and silver alike and controlled Dog me
Government instead of by syudicafes ana
combination. We must prepare for tho
broader ISSUE Tile time 10 begin a.
now and The way to begin is 20 organ
ize."-New York World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02
LEE AND DINTEL,
Joint Victims of ihe Sensational story
Nonger'r Freaks.


Monger's Freaks.
The suggestion that Clarence Young
had been sent down here by Senator
Daniel 10 watch the movements OF Cen
eral Lee is the latest IN the realm or
nonsense. and presents .itiaDle at
tempt 10 oistort and discOl0r current
events for the sole purpose OF creating
comment ana furnishing pretexis for
idle garuity.
The picture is brilliant. Senator Dam
iei sitting in his apartments in WASH
ington, learns Of the prospective trip
of General Lee 10 Richmond. Instantly
before bis mind comes troopng great
gloomy forebodngs OF evil. lie sees
DO spectral shape the torment
ng shades of boilers pluto
Gratis. Republicans. and a vile and varied
aggregation Of rude and barbarous men,
AN plotting his eternal ruin.
Help, IclpN And then comes Clarence
gliding out of the back bedroom like
the gcnn from the vase. and. curling
gracefully about the room "a few times.
stands poised in triumphant attitude, TO
learn the bidding of bis chief
An unconscious Of the scheme 10 way
lay. capture. and disarm his plans. So
skillfully cOncocied. General Lee takes
the long road round by Charlottesville.
and incidentally leaves hts children az
school. Then Ike Little Red Riding
Hood. he hurrles on by the long way.
while the cunning Clarence. like the wolf
OF tho little tale. gushcs through boy the
short road. ana hides away in the JET
fcrson 10 watch for his victims ay-
proach.
The picture changes. The lights are
lowered in the jefferson. and on the
cool. crisp air Of night the last stroke
OF twelve trembles In dying cadence.
General Lee is On robe dc chambre. dec
ollete. robe de nuts. and several others.
while his old friend BILLY Cuuncworth.
is about 10 take his leave. Crafty loot
steps fan upon tho tufted carpet. and
swiftly adown tho narrow hallway flies
a willowy. shadowy figure. ON Bonded
knees. it's eagle eye pressed TO the key
hole. the figure pauses. Sounds within
dissolve the scene and the phantom
flies. closely pursued by Uncle Billy
who is bnssfuny ignorant OF the fact
shat DE is star-Daycr bon The .lOt.
Through the thoroughfares. into tho
streets. about the club in offices and
stores OF lIleNurt HNh lHi--lNl ll lA'
shadow Of the doorway OF homes. aits
this lynx-cyed knight OF senator SUI
pcrstition. while unsuspcctingly. the tn
trigung General stirs mp political strife
and kindles into life robonious fires. and
awakons dangerous thoughts BOO the dis
cased minds az desperate men.
This is just about the callbre or t@e
suggestion. as made hy sensational story
moncers. and il is purely and ridiculous
ly silly.
Senator Daniel is Incapable or sending
Mr. Young or anybody else upon sue"
an orrand. and General Fitz Lee is hardly
a subject for espionage az any time.
The meeting OF General Ice ana Mr.
Young was entirely accidental and Sen
ator Daniel is most likely not even aware
that they are in Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02

Messrs. Walter u. Moses g. Co., who
have IN charge the metropolitan concert.
az which Essential IS booked TO appear,
were asked yesterday about the report
that the great pianist had been
forced TO cancel engagements for the
season by reason OF serious indis-
position. Mr. Moses could not say
yesterday whether or not the report
D. true iie communicated with the plan
lists manager In regard 10 the matter and
he is expecting a reply to-day. Tie IS OF
the opinion that In the event that Rosen-
thai is unable To appear here Friday
week. as advertised. the other artists en-
gagged by the company VIII appear here
first. and the great pianist Will be here
later on NJ one OF the series.
Tho New York sun Of yesterday has the
following dispatch from Chicago.
"Dr Kuh. the physician attending the
pianist M0rit2 ROsenthal. who Is lying
ill az the Auditorium Hotel called Dr.
Frank Billings for consultation today,
and the two physicians agreed that the
patient had only a slight attack OF ty-
phoid-fover. which was without any dam
ger, unless con plications now Unforeseen
should arise Under favorable circum-
stances Mr.. POsonthal will be able % play
the latter part Of December
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
7HE CLOSING oUOTATIONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at tho Richmond To-
bacco Exchange-intcrnal Revenue
CoIIcctions-Toreign Advances.

NEW YORK. Dec Stocks car in
the DAY were weaker on further selling
By professional operators Who have uCcu
MorAluS 10 unnb ABOUT h4.uaNOns Tor
"a week or so. The decline was IusipN-
meant. excepting the case Of a few spc-
,4aiilDs fyCh as Illinois steel DcuNt. and
1910 Drau4D. ami t4s -Four The tIctits
"a tAc beans aAd sOld-Out bulls failed TO
oislouEc ions stoCK. and shortly after
5nc opening tho market driited into dull
ness. lu The last hour the bears rccOg-
ni1ing their inability 40 Gcprcss prices.
started iu 90 cover. The result was an
advance all along the line. In the case
OF Jersey central. Consolidated Gas.
Omaha. and Chicago Gas the rise extend
ga from ~ 10 90 per cent. Omaha sold
UP "a 70 t'A, pld 10 ~. Chicago Gas
- 20 as. Consolidated Gas ~ 10 500.
and Jersey Central 5 10 1Uf. The other
prominent issues moved up i5U2 per cent.
Manhattan, Sugar. the GraugcIs. Louis
Vile ana Nashville. Reading. the South
westerns, Tennessee Coal. and Pacific
Mail all being In good request. Tho
change tor the better during the afternoon
session was due mainly 10 an impression
that the Presidents message to Con-
gfess viii he Of "a pacific character The
frcsioent. IL rs thought, VIII not take
a decided stand on the Cuban question.
and viii leave the matter for the iucomu f
administration The rise in omaha CONE
mon was due 20 rumors That Che directors
intended TO declare "a dividend on the
stock IN the near future. The story IN
tho board is that the dividend will Doc at
the rate Of 4 per cent. per annum. Sp"cn-
lation closed strong. with an adrnncin<
tendency. Net changes show gains Or
h03 per cont. Total sales were 100 t'i
Including 81 100 Sugar. 2o21 81. Paul.
and 1GfO0 Reading. Tho bond market
was strong to-day The total sales were
s1.GS5OoO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: Money on
call easy az 202i5 per cent. last loan ~
? per cent. and closing offered az 2 nor
cent: primo mercantile paper 4n4ia per
cent Bar silver. clis. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business I'm bankers
bills ~ 4S2n0feaH for sixty DAYS and
654e7it. commercial bills. Ao2HN te2f Cow
eminent bonds firm. state bonds dul.
Railroad bonds firm silver al the board
was Quiet. 49,
TREASURY BALANCES; Coin. SILL
a07. 700: currency Sf3.17s2if.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02

Taken Charge of aud Being Operated ny
the southern Rates Nithdr'wn.

Taken Charge OF anu f''"- 'P''"'"" -
the southern Rates Nithdr'wn.
LEXINGTON, VA, Dee Special
Last night ~ midnight the officials OF
the Southern railway took charge II that
part OF their system which enters the
Shenandoah Valley az StrasAurS, ana runs
south to harr.sOnburg, the county seat
Of Rockingham. a distance OF iorty-eisht
miles. ana which. since 1913, has been
operated under lease by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad as a part OF the valley
branch Of the Baltimore ana ONO. rum
ming from Harper's Ferry sOuth 10 this
point. distance OF l52 miles. connecting
this section with the main limo OK ths
Baltimore and Ohio system.
Trains on the Valley railroad Of Vir-
ginla which run between this point aud
Harrisonburg. through Staunton sixty
TWO miles are moving to-day. bat with
no through connections North. The
Southern passenger train for Washington.
Baltimore and New York. via Strishurg
and Manassas. leave liarrlsonburg M
\. NJ. making ~ impossible Tor The Bal
timore and Ohio passenger train leaving
here under the present schedule no 4.
NJ. 10 connect North with The southern.
Passengers from the Nor b. via the South
crn. make no connection South al liar-
risOnhurg.
Tho line from liarner's Ferry 20 Stras-
burg Junction. where tho Baltimore AMI
Onto system functions with the Southern.
Us M operation ms usual. but without any
connections with tho Valley railroad %
Virginia. operated hv tho Baltimore and
Ohio from Hars0nhurg 90 this point.
me gap Of fortv-oighf miles operated lv
the southern intervening between Stras-
burg 90 flarrisOnhlrg
Agents along the Valley railroad Of
Virginia. north from and including this
point. have orders 20 withdraw all pas
senger and freight ratios north ~ TIar-
risonburg. and not 20 sen tickets further
north than Hafrisonburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02
nA1.rlhfoRE MARKET

BALTIMORE MD. Dec. FLOUR
FiImor. western superilne, S2s1a3.oU, do
extra. S35Ou4.IJ. 90. family Sl.JJn4. -.
winter wheat patent, 5000 90, spring
N.hEAT-Dull and easy. spot. Hic. bid
December 9lhH9lhc.. May. 0lHn9l Zee
steamer No. . red, SEC. asked. southern
by sample, 03D9ic.; DO ON grade, s5igG
93i4c.
CORN-Stcady. SPOT. 29i.c. bid. Deem
Der. 2Sai 020c.. January ZS4n29c, tep-
ruary. 90 r29i &C.,. steamer mixed, 20. "a
251.c.. southern white corn. 2j0-Sc., DO.
yellow 2602Nc
OATS-Quict and steady; No. white,
g5n2fc.. No. mixed. 22i2lt23c.
RYE-Ouet and easy. No >. near by
431ffc.. No. .. VIC tern. f6c.
HAY-Firm. choice timothy. Sl5.0U0
OHM FRrIGNTs-Nery quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02
PORT or WEST POINT. DEC. ]. 1900.
cnirrrwl runs rnnE1rENED



Much suffering from Cold.
CHIPPEWA FALLS. WIS. Dec. L.
The ice gorge is unbroken. and the
water is now running over the lower
section Of the city. and steadily rising.
10 is thought by many that this Is
only the beginning as there is no pos
sihie hope Of getting a channel cut
through the jam of logs ana ice.
The river gorge is now twonty-three
feet high and four and half mics
long. All The farming country nve miles
south 10 the town of Wheaton is under
water, and the loss TO farmers is cnor-
nous.
The suffering 10y those obliged TO move
is terrible. ass the thermometer shows
from one 20 i've degrees below zero.
AT l0 a. VI. an hope was given up
of saving the entire business portion Of
the city from being submerged. The ice
Is rapidly forming four miles below. and
the water is rising in the city AZ the
rate of q foot an hour Everybody is
making preparations 20 move 20 the
hills.
a report that another gorge is forming
at Little Falls. thirty miles below here,
was brought in this morning, ana in-
creased the panic. ass I'm case OF it's
breaking suddenly the whole city would
be swept away.
A report from Durand south or here.
says thirty people have lost their lives,
and suffering from the cold Is intense.
This report cannot be ycrincd. ana Is
probably greatly exaggerated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02

The Committee on First Market met
az 10 o'clock yesterday morning az 1913
cast Main street and attended 20 reg
ullr business. Those present were Messrs.
john NJ. hius (charmam, Smith, and
llarrclsOn.
The Committee on Rotrenchment and
Reform OF the city Council of Richmond.
and the City Engineer have been called
10 meet in special session In room No II.
city Hail ON tomorrow evening 10 con-
slider the matter OF defective grading
on Broad street.
The Committee on James River I'M
rrOvement viii meet at o o'clock this
evening boo room 40. 3.
The Committee on Schools will meet at
G.3p an loom 40. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-02
.Iudge Crufe Here.

Hon. ]. NJ. Crute. Judge Of ths County
Court Of Prince Edward. arrived in Rich
mond Yesterday morning. accompanied by
Mr.. w. G. Venable. cashier OF the Planters
Bank of Farmvllle. Both these gentleman
were in attendance yesterday upon the
case OF Richardson against the Planters
Bank OF Farmville now being heard in
the supreme Court OF Appeals. Judge
crufe will remain 20 attend the sessions
Of the Grand Lodge OF Masons.