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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-28

ORaANs-New and secondhand; new from
$50 up and second hand at various prices ac
cording to quality. NJ. X. MOORE,
Middlcbnry.
Greatest opportunity OF your lite to get II
first class coon coat ut Pine Hail. go coats,
esq: $50 coats, $40. sI7 coats, sS7; s3i coats
tor e2s. For 10 days only. Two etT coats at e35.
FOR SALE-Thc Thomas place on the west
side OF No. Pleasant street, Middlcbury VII
lage. For par,icuia,s inquire OF e. Orurs-
bee. adm, Brandon, Vt. 2tt
Losr-white hali.blood Beagle hound, black
and tan ears, black spot at root of tail. Any
information Leading to his recovery will be
suitably rewarded Address,
si.wks T. G. CARPENTER
Addison, VT
BF. Wales, optician. has in stock every.
thing In the way of spccacles-ntckel, alum
mum and gold bows. II you break your eye
glasses, he can repair them and furnish new
lenses. Examinations tree.
ATTENTION Until the evening of saturday,
March I, Mr.. 7. e BOvce will receive bids for
blowing out the walks I'm the village. Mr..
Boyce reserves the privilege OF rejecting any
orall bids Q2w.
\
clon stallion Aveyrou will be sold by public
auction in front ct the court house, Middle
bury, VT, saturday, March :. 1896, at II O'Clock
a. IN. Terms cash. E. +. COwLEs,
g:2w. Secy.
Fox SALE-Naluable house and lot IN the
village OF Middcbuiy, the former residence
of Col. A. S. Tracy, situated on south Court
street This Is modeIn-bullt house and Is
IN excellent condition. For information and
price inquire OF THAD. NJ. CHAPMAN.
March 16 1874
For Subtitle house and buildings known
rs the II .urN Footc place, situated in the
eastcry TART of Middlebury village The
house is commodious and well built, a. are
the ou,bulldiug aud all are in good repair.
II not sold by the II of March il may be rent
ed. For particulars and price inquire OF
l.. u. ELDREDGE
MiddlcUurv January D. lSa6.
DO YOU ever go to Bristol? II so, 20 now
and buy nice new slcign at rock bottom
prices My elcighs are built in Sew YORK
state by thebcst manufacturers doing business
And do YOU know deity competition, and
owing to the latcness OF the season will sci
way down low yes regardless of cost Cont
andsce me and viii 60 you good. Lawrence
the wagon man, bristol, Vt
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-28

were present from Burlington, four from
SaXtOn's River, two from Montpelier
and one each from POultnev and John
son. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs w. w. Eaton
of Middlebury; vice-president, Miss
Tpavens of Burlington; secretary, Miss
Sutton OF Middlebuiy. The exercises
opened Tuesday evening, when President
Branerd welcomed the delegates on be-
half of the college and Miss Pollard on
behalf of the association. and after a
response by Miss Spallord of Burlington
AN address was given by Miss ID. F.
Simms of Chicago, the national college
secre' AIRY OF the \. w. c. \. Wednesday
forenoon and afternoon were taken up
with discussions and various exercises,
ircludIng "A Bible lesson by Prof. San
ford. Prof. Wright gave the address
Wednesday evening.
A noteworthy Masonic gathering was
the monthly cOncave of Mt. Calvary
commandery, No. |. knights Tcmplar,
held here Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. During the afternoon the orders OF
the Red Cross and of Malta were con-
ferred and there was also small class
for the order of knights of birmingham
The banquet at the Addison House at :
O'Clock in the evening was. however, the
best feature of the occasion. The room
had been very handsomely decorated un-
der the supervision of Mrs. john r.
Weeks, and the viands were all fine and
finely served. DR.. Kingsley, the com
mander raped the tables 10 order after
the patableS had had sufficient attention
and introduced Mr.. j. Nj. Cheney as toast
master. Mr.. Cheney proved himself to
be admirably fitted for that position.
Among those called out TO respond to
sentiments were X. +. Grand Command
or :. w. Cummings of St Adams, f.
Grand Senior Warden d. n. Nicholson
of Burlington, f. Grand Junior Warden
j. +. Thompson and Col. Il. NJ. Chapman,
Mr. w. II. Brewster. DIR. G. f. Prentiss
and Or. Kingsley of Middlebury. The
proceedings closed with the singing of
"Auld Lang Syne," led by Mr.. a. c.
Woodward. 1t was thoroughly enjoy
able affair in every respect.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-28
ANOTHER BANQUET.

Editor Of the Register 1T our taxpayers
want more food tor reflection" thev will find
enough tor royal banquet in the following
statement
Treasurer Pinney reports that the I'M
collected town and highway
taxes amount to S6,44:42
The village report shows 5000 uncol.
lected, less 1888 paid since II port
was made, 5.747 90
Add for school tax district No 4, 100000
and we have the sum OF SlG3Sg Il
i'm th,. hands OF the collector, instead OF IN the
treasury, where it belongs.
Yours,
b. :. BECKwITH.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-28
Socal n1atters.
TRAvELERs' GUIDE.

Trains l,uss Middiebury station at the hours
II cen below:
CONC NoRTH-Express, 81 a. MI local
az press, Q rs a. m; mail. 10 p MI EXPRESS
6A3 p. m.
+orNo soUTH-Mail. 94o a. M; express
IL "a D. M; passenger, 40 p. m; passenger
lao D. IN. express, II Esp. IN.
MAILS CLosE-North, 2 :45 and I 30 p M
So rth, 9lO a. IN. and 80 p. M; stage
pm
See Central vt. time table. elsewhere.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-28
LOCAL NOTICES.

LOCAL NOTICES.
GO to Taylors tor oyster stews.
Genessee butter salt at Star Mills.
Seeded raisins ut r. :. Bencdicts.
Ouinnipiac fertilizers ut Star Mills.
Full line OF infants wear nj f. K. Claws
Seed corn tor sowing Mt star Mills.
Seedless raisns at Il. ;. Ben edicts.
GotoE. r. Clay's for Jackets and wraps.
E. II. CIay's Is the place to Duy millinery.
Try white Pine cough syrup, at Sheldon's
only.
Cottolene, cents per pound, at r. 5. Bene-
diets.
Best salt salmon, cents per pound at r. ;.
Benedicts.
Ladies' and gcntlemen's overgaiters at w.
II. Sheldon's.
FOR SALE-A good skeleton wagon. In
Quire at this office.
The celebrated "Waverly shoes" Tor sale
at Beckwth x Co.'S
Souvenir stationery, stamped "Middlehuly,
Vt" in gilt, at Sterns'. Att
60 to g. f. stevens in Union block To get
your watch repaired.
warm winter SoouS Ut I'uu'c" i"''H' 4"
close, lat Bcckwith X cos.
We are still selling Bonanza coffee at p cts
Il can, at G.. NJ. Cobleighs.
Gail at h. f. Wales and get fitted with
spectacles. Prices very low.
Have you seen the bargains you can get at
K. b. Hopes furniture store.
just IN, nice lot OF oranges % cts. II dozo
doz tor 30 cts, at G. NJ. Coblegh's
Bath sponges-cNtra hne-ls cents.
w. II. SHELDON.
HoNEY-Choice, tor sale at 10 cts.
SOFT. j. L. CRANE.
Hot water bags-2 quart ~ cents.
W. IL. SHELDON.
Pr,tts TODD Tor poultry and 1orses. Also
animal meal. STAR MILLS.
Evaporltcd apucots, prunes, peaches, ap.
pies and black Iaspberlles. w. II. SHELDoN.
wooD-I have tor sale stove wood at sl.7j
II cord; dry slabs at $3.50, and hard wood at
81. 5Ott. ;. LAPINE.
II you need It pure unlermented grape JUICE
Tor sickness of any kind, get it al the Park
Drug store.
Leave your pictures to he framed nj b. f.
Wales. ! have in stock All the latest styles
i'm mouldings.
Large assortment OF stationery and paper
by the pound; also fine assortment OF
pocketbooks at sterns
FOR sALE-Ten driving and work horses.
Come and see them Prices low tor good
ones. b. b. HOPE.
FOR RENr-The Ellis place, So. Nam street,
Mddlebury. For terms address j. w. Peck,
West Cornwall. i3tt
WANTED-To exchange tor wood or lumber
] organ, new cutter l par work sleighs,
one or two horses, twO-seated sleigh; All
nearly new WIN sell them cheap. Cali on
B. b. HOPE.
All back water rents must be settled on or
before March ?. AFTER that date water will
positively be shut OFF. WATER CoMRs.
SEWING MACHINEs-At sl5 and up, including
the New Home, Climax and Ideal. For further
particulars write to or call upoH
ett NJ. X. MOORE, Middlebury, VT
FURs-I will buy raw furs ana ginseng at tho
hardware store OF Calhoun & Stewart Oh Mon.
days through the season.
47tf VIC. KELSEY.
FOR RENT OR sALE-The Mussey farm OF
40 acres, just north OF Middlebury village
Inquire OF +. II. HARRINGTON,
7:tt. Brandon, VT.
HAIR WORK. would say to the ladies in
this vicinity that have combings OF cut hair
10 make into switches that am prepared 10
do the same promptly and guarantee sahs
faction. MRS. d. MOORE.
52.tf. sey mour ST., in rear OF Geo. Barton's.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-02-28
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

REV. J. NJ. GELOT, PASTOR.
This is the order of services in the k. &.
church commencing with Trinity sunday,
Iune s.
Mass at 10 100 a m. After Trinity, mass at al
ternate Sundays at and 10 30 a. m. Bene'
Section and prayers every Sunday at $50 p.
n. Regular time tor catechism, 30 p. m
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Butter Wanted.

Saturdays at Nergennes.
Mondays at Middlebury.
Tuesdays at Bridport.
am paving now Is to 10 cents fer
Best Dairy and 10 to 20 cents for Scpar-
ator Dairy Butter.
Suf NJ. II. BRISTOL.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
METHODIST.
REV. ID. A. BoNNAR, RECTOR.
,SERJICES.

REV. G. f. NCD-E, PASTOR.
,tndav Services: 10 40 Il. m
Epworth League meeting 'ou p NJ
evening service, W D. III
Sabbath-schOol, ~ on m
Olass-meeting, II ~ m
Clads-meeting Tuesday, 700 p. m
Prayermeeting Thursday, 100 p m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-25

Lively Times With the Potato Crop-wed-
ding Cards

CAPE CHARLES. June 24.-Special-Tae
white potatoes on the Eastern Shore are
beginning 10 move right lively now, al
though the prices are unusually low fer
80 early ia the season. The commission
merchants advise TO hold the potatoes
u while and prices Will be better.
The crop. which three weeks ago SEEM
ell 10 Doe short on account OF the dry
weather. now promises TO be an average
one. the seasOnable weather OF the past
few weeks having improved them wonder
fully.
Rapid progress is being made IN put
ting ga the system Of water-works In this
town, nearly half OF the street pipes ara
down. the well is about finished, ana
work Ou the tower 20 support the water
tank Will commence in few days.
Mr.. Henry Burr son Of Rev. Warren
Burr, pastor Of Bethany Methodist Epis-
cOpal church. this city, died few days
ago Of typhoid-feyer. Deceased was
about twenty years old, and was ailins
when he came here about six weeks ago.
Ills remains were taken to Princess Anne,
Md. for intcrment
The marriage OF Air. :. J.. Richardson,
a prominent druggist OF this city and Miss
Fannie Savage, OF Newport News, Va.
has been announced 10 take place next
Wednesday at Newport News.
Ciildien' shay service was appro-
pri.tely observed in the Methodist EpiS-
conal church. south, this city, last SUM-
day 4 very interesting programme was
rendered by the school.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL. June III
Speaal-'rhe final hop OF the Episcopal
high school managed by Messrs Nale.
MARLEY. S,eptoe and Hayes, took
place IN McBurneys Hall, Alexandria,
Monday night. The caaperons were Mrs.
/. NJ. Blackboard, Airs. Kern. Mrs. Reach,
Mrs. Dawson. from the hill. and Mrs.
SmoOt AMI Mrs. Anley, Of Alexandria.
Among those present were Miss HoXton,
of the Episcopal High school, with Mr..
White. Miss Martin. Of West Virginia,
with MIR. Amber bliss Wood, OF Abe
marie, with Mr. ulme. Miss ;. Taylor;
" Alexandra. with Mr.. A. HOXtOn Miss
IL. Taylor with Mr. Dawson. Miss L.
Elliott with Mr. Bell Miss May Elliott
0f Washington. with Mr. Price, Miss
Amber Of West Virginia with Mr. Perry.
Miss Baype. OF Washington. with Mr.
Buck: Miss Hodges. Of Annapolis. with
Mr. Wake; Miss Nelson with Mr. Laird.
Miss Wise with Mr. Hayes Miss Haisy
wiat Alr. b. G.. Male Miss =. Hllsy with
SIR. G.. steptoe. Of Culpeper, Miss Male, ~
Washington. with 5ir. ". Male. Miss -.
with Mr. i. S,-ptoe. Miss Emma Hume,
AIeiey, OF Washington. with Mr.. Warly.
Miss Mamie II 'me with Mr. Fz. Mimi
-eroie Miss Mabel Hume with Air. Mil
lcr Miss Massey. OF Maryland. with Mr.
Massey, Miss Chalmers With Mr. kiusOly-
lag
Others present were Misses Bryant
Alnn.gerote. Ellery. Ewen, Smoot. Powell,
Webb, Bell. and 1lessrs. w. b Smoot
Nelson. RaadCph Reade Clason. Meme
fee. b. Alinnigerode SmOot Gordon. Cock
ram. Fuller Elliot. Wood. Euler II. ID.
Mattes. j.. +. Rust. King. Washington;
Gibson. Chalmers. Lee
Promptly az the Arsenal Band lea or
with me Episcopal High School song.
"Ineal. Hicah hl,ah by Mr. Willough-
ty Rcade "a master ln the school, which
bad hcea rr3usnoscd into q waltz for
Oh. occasion. and from that time the
Dancing was Kept up 40 lively rate
ul o'clock AS tle last strains Of
Home. Sweet Home lied out everybody
declared t the most enpoyabie thing Of
tno kind ever given here. Refreshments
were served several times during the eyen-
Dbl glld iu-t before breaking up a flash
lght picture Was taken. The intensity Of
the heat seemed 90 have 30 effect on the
spirits OF the young people. for nearly
everything was danced straight through by
crars body.
After The closing exercises Wednesday
afternoon Tie boys Of $3.50 Will separate.
and the twenv-siAth final unler Mr.
EaekforD " the Episcopal High school
VIII be thing Of the past
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.-'
OFFERINGS a- auction ou Change to-day
lF Ar oeo. A. Ha.n i' lioA tfes
a.. Caroline .al -oa-. county lFal suA-
cured lo.acs one tADaase sold a-
SID. one ID. s-l-' t.roe at $40 one 10
$500 tNo a. ft-l. talea 10 SD ono at
$50. one a- $50 tWo at $3.50. three
at as. tt.e at tliN. lHo 90 tlZ5 three
at 81 TWO at $780, ono at Si-5. one at
fi one ai f'.t One .. SOLO, one 90 st..".
"aa Ca. >l-' t"' .- 3d. ono 30 500. ore
at f-N' TWO 3D.. +-.'' l-lte .l e-.vi one
Private sales feiutLut i' tae -ecretaf,
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The Military Drill and sham Battle and

The Military Drill and sham bai'i' ana
Literary Exercise.
ELACksblhl, \A- June -5.- 9ieel'l'
After tle literary tAsi-l7e7 No--''-
ulsA- the y. j.. j German Dllo gave "
most o-As--lll german. 4-e e'' -'o
I.li. oi LlAcan-i5. Il-A47.'eI .'- 4''''-'
which Ha- eAc..--hi.
TIE german H-s Jed Dig CADET L4el-e--
aat I. ID. Martin.
AFTER lAe alumni address ty Mr Aat-
-.e"a Tuesday morning. the association
...l very interesting meeting at "hlc-
tle graduates W t9 were made members
li tAe Association ai- inl7H lii-'0i --ii-
l--.Ae Wac transacted.
--e oi.ceis elected I9r we ensuing yeit
af-. Iloi. vs.. ~. hlt1 y J.. H.. vies.-
..At 49, o. fNiA, Ls4r ROCKY Mount
Nl. Ar.t f.ee-plesl4ent, br. 4. I. tl-cn'
A. 3D.. second lDe-l'esioeu', Al.e" Ea"-
il-t-. y. J.. j., seffelhi! anu Lea7ui CT B.
~. N. Dflh-fa, ". J.. 10 corresponding
secretary.
Ile competitive dlI when took place
in iN- afternoon between tne -FOUR III
i-altt companies OK iNe Nisini" Poly %
l-.aNii institute was ONO oi l"e D'''
ei'i eAh. '.-l,"7 i"'l Ai7 ever pee" seen
"..e' "-- 1""- D. Say .'s q s''1. .sA''
DO. J''.' were ''''.',' 49, -.
-''l'- DO W -''' r, '''- 80.
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MAY GET A NEW TRIAL.
WRiT or ERROR GRdNTED ~ H1Rf
IBERSITHI's CASE.
Her Counsel Are Confident Of Ultimately
Securing Her Kelease-Marabic's
Petition Denied.

Tho judicial power has again placed
restraining hand upon the forces that
have operated TO draw Mary Abernathy
20 tho niioRs.
Yesterday judge Samuel L. Coleman,
sitting in the Circuit Court District OF
Cumberland granted a writ o. error and
uperslleas in the case OF the negro
woman who had been sentenced 20 De
hanged for completely In the murder OF
Mrs. Pollard.
PROMPTLY GRANTED.
Judge ID. vs.. Flournoy and Hon. Geo.
j.. Wise. Of counsel FOR the condemned
woman appeared before Judge Coleman
and submitted their petition.
lt was granted Immediately and without
tho anticipated vigorous rcm0nsuance
Oh the part of the prosecution.
The case viii again come mp before
Judge Coleman at the September term.
when argument Oh The writ VIII Doe heard.
Judge Ilolrnoy and Captain Wise re-
turned tO Richmond as soon as court adj
joumed. They are sanguine OF eyentu-
aly securing the release 0f the woman.
1IARABLEs PETITION DENIED.
a special telegram TO The Times from
IarmyiLe. Va, last night says.
1ie,sls. Franklin and Lancaster. cOun-
sob Ior Solomon Marable who IS sentenced
t0 ne hanged here ON the Sd of July for
Che murder VI Mrs. Pollard, OF Luuenburg,
made application 20 Judge Coleman, az
Cumberland Courthouse, for writ Of
error which application was denied this
evening al O'Clock.
Ae--rs. Franklin and lancaster, counsel
ior Mlrahie say they fIl leave no once
FOR Wylheslie 90 appear before the SUI
-reme Court IN bis behalf. IL Is more
shan probable that this application will
DE- made on Friday next.
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ETTRICKs. VA. June Spcc'al-
There was quite an interesting revival
az the Baptist church here This week..
with about twenty-five acelrsions 20 tho
membership There was isee oaptziug
az Wcst-Eud Baptist church on sun
day.
ANY quantity OF sickness and many
deaths in this section.
We are having nne seasons and tho
crors are hrst-class. No end 20 the
vegetables and fruits of an kinds
Rev. Mr.. Hayes the famous blind
preacher has been holding services AT
several u the churches around here dur
ing the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-25

NORFOLK, VA, June p. -spoclal.-
Chief-of-ponce King this morning receive
CD "a telegram from Joshua Brown, kel-
ford. y. g.. saying bee had arrested a
man whose description Tailed With that
~ Jack Miller. the negro who so brutal-
ly murdered Dis wife Cn the 18th instant
n. fnn.kiUr ntr iu the head VITA q
mlnkey-wrcnch. lie concealed the body
in closet. nailed up the door 20 10 and
the doors go the room into which tile
closet opened. left his two little children
in charge " a friendly nelghbor, ana dis
appeared.
The chief sent Miiier's brother-in-law 70
Keil5rI, Immediately upon receipt 81 he
dispatch. to identify the prisoner. il he
proves 20 Doe the right man conviction
OF murder in the first degree IS abso-
luteiy certain.
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je2jGt

evening. June 18th. The address e. well
come was delivered By Rev. j. O.. Shack
o.ford, president OF the executive commit
tee lie was followed hy a bright ana
interesting address by the Rev Joseph
Il. Dean. OF South Boston. The inal ad-
dress was made by the Rev w A. Barr
OF Suffolk. Va.
Tho certificates Of distinction were de-
Hvered by the principal, Mt ". H.
Faulkner The platform IN tho hall was
decorated with maroon and blue. the col
ors of the school
Tho faculty will consist Of Rev. j. O.
shackelford. rector OF ST. Johns church;
Mr.. W. n. Faulkner. graduate Of tho
University CT Virginia; Mr. Philip RAN
doiph Meade ~ the Episcopal High school
and the Allegheny Institute. of Roanoke
Va. and DR. W. r. Williamson, OF the
I0ui.y willie University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-25

Many Coming TO Riohmond-Fundsf for the
Erection Of Monument.

CHATHAM VA, June A.-SDeciai.-
Many people from Chatham Will attend
the reunion. but there is no military or
Organization here now The old com
pany. under Captain Pigg, has been dis
banded but a number OF the members
will attend Great interest Il manifest
ca in the reunion. and large number Of
people from the county OF Pittsylyania
viii So. We hear that company of
:orty-nge veterans from the Kentuck
Camp will leave by the Southern railroad
Monday 90 Tuesday. A society OF the
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Fanauicr veterans.

WATERMELON. Va, june 2i.-speclal.
IL Is improbable that The old soldiers oi
thls county viii visit Richmond as an
organization. They prefer Co go on their
own responsibility and Dc free from or
dors while I'm Richmond. Large numbers
will attend. more. perhaps. than have
ever visited Richmond on one occasion
from this section before. The old fei-
Grams will Dc largely followed by younger
people. The reunion - much talked OF
here, 49,
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lWnolcsale.)
prices corrected weekly uy l.. =" Evans
q Co, general commission mrrch4nls.J
Quotations to-day are as follows.
EGGS.
In crates. near by. fresh. per dozen. l2c.
Ia crates. from other sections. fresh.
per dozen. II 90 l-c.
In barrels and boxes, per dozen, 10 20
TIC.
POULTRY.
Spring chickens large. Zoe.
Spring chickens. small, per pound, J.
10 l3c
liens. per pound. ! lie.
Live ROSTERS, old, per piece. DC
= Live ducks fat. per pound. 20 &c.
Live sresr, gar uef piece. 20 TO soc.
BUTTER.
New dairy packed. per pound. 10 10 l-c.
New family packed, per pound, ~ 10
52c.
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Daughters OF the Confederacy has been
formed here. and they hope TO send a
representative.
Already there has been collected and
deposited I'm bank about thirteen hundred
dollars for the purpose Of erecting a mon
ument here In memory OF the Confederate
dead OF this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-25
charlottesville Veferln..

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA June o.
John Bowie-strange Camp. Confederate
Veterans. assembled az their hall az $40
Tuesday evening; many OF them appear
inl. in 0id Confederate uniforms. Tor H.
spectlon by Inspecior-General J. Q. Alor-
ton. OF stanton. who also addressed tho
camp. .,-.,,.
Tho meeting was large ana enthnsiea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-25

While operating a circular saw ycsief-
day morning, Jacob Angel carpenter
I'm thu employ OF the L. y. 4-yo CON-
pany, got his hand caught IN me nla1.i'i',
cry. Before be could eAiricaie y one "
the fingers was partially severed from the
hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-25

HOUSTON. VA. June Special
THE commencement exercises OF the Epis-
couA. Male Academy were held on Friday