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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA September
e---The approaching session Of the Uni
yersitv OF Virginia will be rung IN by a
now bell. which has just been received
from the McShane bell foundry Oh BAT
timOre 10 weighs a ton.
An inqcrintlon says sc was presented 10
the University OF Virginia hy the V. ":
V. Dramatic Club. 18th september, 1897;
The dramatic club here referred 70 IS
an amateur organization among the stu
dents and other residents OF the UhlEel-
eitv and the Climb gave dramatic enter
tainmonts I'm order 10 get together the
money 10 purchase the bell. u was. 10
attend one Of the clubs exhibitions that
Colonel Mosby was here no the time when
he was ovcrtaken by the accident Which
sion was the comic operetta. Tho Flirt
which John s. Mosby Jr, the Colonel 8
son. had written I'm the days OF his col
lcge life here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
STOP SUNDAY DRINKING,
STRENUOUS EFFORTS BEING MADE
10 rms END I'm NEWPORT NEWS.
The Texas Coaling and the Entire North
Atlantic Squadron Will Follow suits
Weighor Badly Hurt.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept 6.-spe-
cial-Edward j. Fuller, assistant Hu-
perintCndent OF the mails. was In THIS
city Saturday. receiving bids for carrying
the mails from the pOstoitce TO the piers
and depot While here he promised
Postmaster Read that he would upon
his return 20 Washington do all ia his
power towards securing the free delivery
Of mails for Newport News, which he
admitted needed the system.
Labor Day was celebrated to-day by
the various unions at the ship-yard with
"a grand outing 70 BuckrOe Beach, where
q series Of athletic contests were pulled
Off. In the morning there were games
OF foot and baseball. Several thousand
people were I'm attendance. The event
was the most successful OF its kind ever
held by the labor organizations OF the
city.
TO STOP SUNDAY DRINKING.
The number Of arrests FOR drunkenness
Yesterday was probably the largest I'm the
history OF the city. This was not because
there were more intoxicated individuals
ON tho street than is usually to be seen.
but because Chief OF Police s. J. Iiar-
wood has determined TO put 4 stop as
far lies in his power 10 Sunday drinking.
A week ago last Saturday he instructed
his men TO arrest any man who was even
Staggering" drunk. Last Saturday night
he again called the mems attention TO the
order. remarking that "he meant Just
what he said" and telling the officers
that be wanted any man arrested, even
n q person was being pl0ted by friend.
in short any person showing the least
signs OF LIQUOR was TO be arrested. The
long list OF DRINKS arraigned in the
poiioo Court this morning testified TO the
fact that the policemen obeyed lheT IN
strucu0ns 20 the letter.
Tho Circuit Court Of warwick county
will convene tomorrow with Judge 3. T.
Gunter presiding. and the Circuit Court
OF the Nowport News District VIII con-
vcne on Tuesday September 18th, also
with Judge Guntcr on the bench. The
Corporation Court Of Newport News will
convene next week, Monday, Judge Il. j.
Barham presiding.
THE SQUADRON COAIING.
The battlcship Texas arrived In this
mort Saturday for coal The other YES
Sells Of tho North Atlantic Squadron arc
out bevond the capes going through Meet
manoeuvrcs. but are expected TO drop
anchor in Hampton Roads during the
present week. Tho entire fleet will coal
at this port.
James sinton. who IS employed as a
coal wclgher on the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad fen while ascending the pier
Saturday afternoon, sustaining SERIOUS
ana painfm Injuries. Ills foot slipped in
some way. and he was thrown some ten
or twelve feet 20 the ground falling upon
pile OF old lumber. Three Of Mr.. SIN
toms ribs we're fractured, and he was
esherwise injured by the fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Franclska Anspach were held SUB
dav afternoon at 4:30 o'clock az saeh-
ger Halle. her late residence. Kew. faul
T. Nfenzel. ID. D.. pastor Of st. Johns
German Evangelical church. OBLIGATED.
AT the closing Of the services the &C.
saneverein virginia sang Mrs. Anspach's
flvorite song. "Gruss au die Heimath
in a very touching manner.
The interment was made In Riverview
cemetery.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers.
Active-Messrs. Charles H. Loofier' a.
Won y. Rosenegk w H. zimmerman
A Volkmann. John Krausse, Ivan Miller
robn eteinbrecher. c. Fred Kohler.
Honorary Messrs. George Klein. Louis
r.ulser. Henry G. Miller. John +. Koehler'
Christ. Tnkel. Louis Bromm, j. j. spill
ling Mathew BrieL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 4, 1897.

NiNhmP4fbt y 49, - ~ " -
As predicted by us, Railroad
Earnings have for some time
shown steady increases. Each
week brings larger gains.
II is well to bear in mind that
from August rst, 1896, until the
Presidential election business grew
more and more demoralized, and
Railroad Earnings fell off gradu-
ally.
To-day the financial atmosphere
is singularly free from clouds.
Wheat exports for the week are
almost without parallel. Tonnage
is enormous the roads are pressed
to handle their business. Heavy
orders for new cars are being
placed.
Earnings, gross and net, prom
Use to surpass the most sanguine
expectations.
London bought stocks to-day.
in the face OF increased earnings
and probable increased dividends,
foreign spectators will find it i'm
possible to resist the temptation to
buy American securities.
To overtrade is dangerous. Our
currency question is not settled ;
but for manifold reasons pros
perity has come to stay; and good
securities will eventually sell
higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

greater beauty Within" and az the en-
thusiaNlc woman friend related Incidents
of Miss IIandys grlhoOd. the iatters
beauty seemed enhanced ana her audi
CnCo listened in mute admiration.
The story of her life so far would fur
ulsh subject matter for tho pretticst
sketch of Virginia life. and 30 U.s. pity
that the feminine literary aspirants Of the
day Will not select as the heroincs OF their
stories the well born. well bred and beau
tiul types Of wOmankind in lieu OF those
that are presented TO as in the quick or
the Dead and the "Dcscendants,' both
written by young Virginia women. Those
who have heard of Miss Iandy.s beauty
and admired her portrait boo the leading
magazines may be disappointed at first
glance az her, but her face is one that
improves upon acquaintance and her real
beauty develops in knowledge Of her
personality.
Her father died in her babyhood and her
mother subsequently married Mr. Ould.
Of Virginia. whose daughter Matte Ould.
was "a famous beauty. The union Of the
two families was not altogether har-
moniOus. and at Mrs. Guilds death She
left TO the care Of her young daughter.
Miss Handy. "a little half-sistcr who has
but recently married.
The Two young people from that time
lived 90 themselves under the protection
only of their BLACK NANNY. who had
nurscd both in their infancy Miss Han
dy's career as "a belle began in her cigh-
tocnth year. and for eleven years she has
been am acknowledged beauty and belle
ln the highest circles OF American society.
She has numbered n her cotcric of ador-
crs men of many types She has travelled
extensively. but always returned home 90
her "hlaCk nanny and been mindful Of
the sacred trust lcft her in the care of
her young sister She resides in apart
ments over the Womans Club in Rich
mOud and. though never entertaining. she
has received Goo her salon some Of the most
distinguished men ana women of the coun-
Try
Since the marriage Of her young sister
she has continued 90 live alone with Der
faithful old servant. and has paid her
to-day as the beautiful woman Of the
WORLD the same homage and admiration
that was hers when in the days of her
eirlh0od she appeared for the first time
in Richmond society
Probably the greatest tribute that could
be Maid Miss Handy was the expression az
a lifelong friend who said in reference 90
her career that "in her twelve years of
social conquest and her comparatively un-
protected homo lify she had. hy her iauIt-
less conduct and Womanly bearing. dcucd
even the faintcst criticism. So thal inc
beautiful Miss Handy. with her aEed
obIack nanny s indeed am interesting
figure GOO NirpInio's social life and worthy
subject for % pretty story
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
EOBBERY AND ARSON.
4 Double Crime Saturday Night on East
Broad Street

An attempt was made Saturday night on
the second floor of $50 east Broad street
10 hide robbery BY arson, and the name
of the peIpstrator OF the double crime
is as yet mystery.
Mr. J. T.. williams and his brother
Walter. occupy "a room together az the
number named. Saturday night Mr., Wal
ter williams returned home at about il
o'clock to find his trunk and bed I'm
flames. lie hastily poured water on the
fire and soon had Il extinguished. with
the assistance OF Captain william VI Di-
lard. Of the CAPITOL Police Force, who
occupied an adjoining room.
An investigation made after The hro
had been put out showed that the room
had been visited by burglar previous 10
tho starting of the fire. Tho thief had
broken open Dir. Williams trunk ana
taken two excellent suits Of clothes. and
two GOOD overcOats. There was evidence
that he had carefully looked over the
entire room 20 see n there was anything
else that he wanted. Then he poured
kerosene into the trunk and ON the bed
and applied a match. The fire ana water
ruined a third suit Of clothes IN the trunk
az well as other wearing apparel a large
hole was burned i'm the bed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
THE TIMES-RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1917.
ven, - Rlcbmond to-day, ana will return

went 10 Richmond to-day, and Will return
The hotel gave a donkey party TO the
children guests. Of whom there are some
t,,cntv-aVe an the lawn tonight. II was
beautifuily III up with Chinese lanterns.
and everything was done by Mr. and and
Mrs. Paxton for the ENJOY ment OF me
little ones, who highly appreciated the
good time they had They were fur
Sished Appropriate lunch. confectlons. sc.
Little lucille Paxton, daughter OF the
proprietor was the nos'e5 h,,, VINO reeeiFsa
happy prattle.
Handsome prizes were awarded.
Since the weather has turned cooler the
horn Of the fox-hunter or deer-hunter
and the velping Of dogs disturhs the
quiet OF the late sleeper every morning
The country around Is fun Of game
particularly Of birds, and II the Legisla-
ture viii repeal the present law when
II first convenes sportsmen can have a
good time here this winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
L1ID 10 REST.
Body Of the Suicide Now Reposing Ina
beautiful lakewood Cemetery.

The body OF w. II. JOY. the man who
took his life last Wednesday night, now
lies al rest i'm lakewood cemetery.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Charles = Hen
nv. OF New York. representing the brother
OF the late Mr.. JOY came on and went 10
the undertaking establishment Of Mr.. j.
Leroy Sutherland, where the body was
awaiting lie Identified II as that or Mr.
Iov. who. he said had been dead TO MS
family for over ten years. and OF whose
whereabouts and late life his friends had
known nothing.
Mr.. Henry knew nothing NJ the party IN
Rrooklyn whose address was found ON
JOYS satchel. neither did he know any
thing about the married life OF JOY
Immediately upon arriving Mr.. Henry
proceeded To stralghten out the tangled
mn affairs of the deceased. His accounts
were AN arranged and lot secured tn
beautiful lakewood whore an that remain
cd OF tho dead man was laid for Us last
sleep. with not moist eye. save that of
Mr. Henry. to see IL lowered into the
Mr.. Henry returned TO New York last
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
GREENE COUNTY.
-..hoolsHouse Mysteriously Burned-
where Liquor Is Distilled.

where Liquor Is Distilled
,u.aSARDsVILLE. Va. September g.
Snccial.-The case Of Slaughter, VINO Us
charged with shooting McDahlel III MS
arm has been sent on 90 the grand jury.
The lawyers will meet at BarOoutsVlHe
wednesday TO see # y. ID. Lee, VINO mas
heen Given two years I'm the pcnitentiary
an n charge Of giving bogus checks on
stanton bank. and John knight, VINO
gocs TO the same place for seven years
ON a charge Of hitting WINE Snllne. ON
Tho head with "a rock. can OBTAIN new
tr,al They are both On Jail here awaiting
tbe decision OF Judge Grimsley. ,,
nv II gfeDhcns wife ana chlldren,
~ poonokc who have been 10 this coun-
~ ON "a visit TO relatives for some time
returned home the past week.
Miss Edith Masoncup also went ua'h
90 Roanoke after short stay WIN ac-
ouaintauccs here.
tho for hor home in Richmond attor
nlcaeant visit 20 friends I'm this county.
Tbe hoard I'm the stanardsville district
will meet the goth of september 20 Hl'enu
90 school work. That or the monroe ule
tricf will meet az an earlier date 10 ap-
noirt teachers. Since the schools closed
ir tho eprinr one sch0ol-hOuse on Matte 8
pun above Stanardsvilc was burned
down. There were two teachers contend
ing for a.. In the meantime the school-
house disappeared. with no accouh'l"s
for how &c was burned. ,.,-,.t.,. 90
Tho farmers are hauling their apples 10
the diTerent still-houses which are ln
his county. notwithstanding no licensed
saloon is allowed within ne borders. yel
tho traffic fn liquor continues a9 We
often see ITS evil results.
several Of the Greene girls arc eotilne
,eodv FOR the different schools. whicn
NOV win leave homo FOR soon. saroh ana
Perta Beaslcy will attend kemar Col-
Iere Haccrstown. Nd; Gertrude FlunN-
ett High School Roanoke. Va ana nl
'' Since the close Of the protracted meet meet
,,oe and the washington boarders nav
roost al left. this town has droppen lnto
N INN mat is almost oppressive especlallF
IN tho Young people. who ENJOY ihn OK
citing more than the Quieter slue OF "'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

Mr.. d. Gregory, merchant OF Chula,
while visiting some friends Sunday ar
ternoon. tied his horse 10 fence, ana
about night the gentleman came out
ana pulled off the bride, intending 10
Ieave the horse for a while attached TO
the buggy. At this time the horse wheel
ed and attempted 70 run without the
bride
Mr.. Gregory attempted 10 stop the
horse by catching him b. the name but
the horse wheeled 80 suddenly that he
threw Mr.. Gregory TO the ground ana
ran over him. spraining bis arm ana
brulslng him some. but not seriously. lie
was resting quietly this morning ana
hopes 10 be out IN a few days.
The buggy was literally torn to pieces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

CHASE CITY. VA. Sept G-Spccial-
The Progress newspaper property changed
hands Saturday Frank j. Roberts. tHe
postmaster here becoming the purchaser
I'D NJ. Holt. the former owner. has
moved 10 Newport News ana could not
eivo 10 his personal attention. The peo-
he are CONTEMPLATING thcmsolvcs mat 500
popular a citizen bought 1t insteAd OF 81
stranger. several of whom were ncgotiat-
Ing for the property.
Tobacco sales for the week have been
fair I'm quantity aud quality
Local Republicans are bothered TO know
what the result of Colonel lambs clll FOR
n convention will bc, ana opinion ls dl-
Vidcd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
RnsY MagIstrates.

Henry Hatar. colored. has been arrest
"a ON a warrant charging him with beat
ing Mary Claiborne (colored). ne viii ne
tried before Sq y, e, 10 o'clock ''''
Subsequently the same magistrate VIII
give a hearing 10 Alfred Brown, colored
Who has been incarcerated for entering
the house Of A. +. James In Henrico
county. 80, 49, 49,.
o,ses to-rnorrow evening at his residence,
IN Thirtv-third and n. streets Robert
Prideewater is charged with cursing and
abusing Mrs Sims In default OF 800
baI ne was sent TO jail. His son Eugene,
who gave bail for his appearance az the
same time Is charged with cursing and
abusing Mrs. Gibson.
Both arrests were made by Constable
Garrett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

WYTHEVILLE. VA. September c.
John Dean. negro Jockey, was shot in
The neck Saturday night at the iair
grounds. near Wythev.lle. while engaged
in a difficulty, and will probably die.
Harry Lehman. white Jockey from
Tvnchburr was intoxicated and was silt
ting around n campfire with number
OF companions. when he took exception
ia something that Dean said and cursed
him. Dean demanded a retraction, when
Lehman shot him. The bail penetrated
fbe wlndpipe and lodged in the neck.
paralvzing the wounded man totally in
an on his limbs Lehman was arrested
and lodged in Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
Revival At Ellington.

ELMrNGTON. Va. Sept Especial
Rev. Richard Ferguson. Of Rustbure. Va.
who has been conducting revival SER
vice here. made visit 10 DTS old friends
in the ueighborhood and returned home
to-day.
The meeting was successful in every
particular. and 80 is thought that tho pres
cnco OF Mr. Ferguson was a blessing 90
the church and community
Mr. S. c. Hammer of Lynchburg has
returned home from "a visit 90 w. r. Per
kius of this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

Provision Made for the Enlargement Of the
Graded school.

ASHLAND. VA. Sept G-speclal-The
marriage OF Miss Mary G. Gregory 10 Mr.
r. Gregory was solcmnlzed at the home
Of tho bride this afternoon ~ o'clock.
Rev !. w. Ware. OF the Episcopal church
officiating owing 10 recent deaths IN the
families OF both contracting parties. the
marriage was a very quiet one. The bride
is one Of the accomplished daughters ol
Mrs NJ T.. Coleman and has host Of
friends I'm Ashland and elsewhere while
Mr. Gregory Is "a popular young business
man connected with the New York Union
Brokerage Company The couple after On
short trip VIII reside in Ashland.
The Council was in REGULAR monthly ses-
sion this afternoon The School Board
appeared before the body with a plan for
the enlargement Of The graded school
building The plan was 10 borrow 800
from the town 10 make the Improvement
and 10 pay back the amount boo Install
ments derived from The county district
fund The loan was authorized.
Mr. Clifton Lee was reelected "a member
Of the School Board at meeting Of the
Board tonight The contract for the adj
ditlon 20 the school house was JET 10 Mel
win Trevilian for one hundred and ninety
seven dollars. that being the lowest bid.
Mr.. Bruce. of Mathews county. was in
Ashland to-day preparing 10 move MS
wagon factory 10 this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

HAMPTON, Va. September Especial
Labor Day was more generally observed
than usual I'm Hampton to-day Nearly
Am OF tho public works were closed and
hundreds Of people left the city on exc
cursions TO different places. Buckroe
Beach was tho greatest attraction. how
ever and several hundred people Wit
messed the bicycle races at that place this
afternoon.
The oystermen Of this section have bee
gun work I'm earnest. Scores OF tongcrs
have taken out license and from present
indications the season will Doe "a good one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

...n ufliuI lfIhNie l'hlN lu Nfi uN NouthN
crn Writer.
A writer 200 hc Atlanta Constitution
V.vs fna fINoNme tribute t0 Nirs May
Handy. of Richmond.
-s.a those TWO women said clever
woman. "aro they mot dlucrcnt ln appear
auc.r She pointed iu Che direction OF
two passers by saunterins quietly along.
one wore block tailor gown a1u slime
ple black hat chat partially shaded face
thlt Indicated ecntlDuees and hDneyO-
leuce 1he other was Glnsons ideal of
tho American beauty and wore white.
"ThDp present two distinct types of wo-
muukmI" continued the clever lads. 'fur
fIe ono in black has about twenty-five
rne One Iu white seems tl have 9s many
young men in hef GLASS; Ihn hrst i- "a
Miss u1eHnr. chaplain for twenty years
ol fhe Young Womans Christian Assoc
citation uf New York. nuU The other ls
AI.e May Handy tho beauty ana belle
OF Richmond society.
"I SHALL NOT attempt GO ten you of Miss
DueIIugs work she SAID. 'as She can
moro accurately teil 10 herself anl the
fimuus institution Iu which ehe a. Iuter-
ealel sneaks FOR itself. bot ONE has only
% glance at the beautiful Miss Handy to
realize what her work 1877 and The entire
party directed their gaze 10 Miss Handy
o. she saunterod on. accompanied hy
ono or more cavaliers.
"fI.r history ls interesting sold r.
member of fhe party. while another exc
claimed "Why ls shc not yct youps 10
have hisiory2'
..Weu" said the first gnzng at the
young woman anectionatcly. 'hut the
story ~ her NE begins early in childhood.
and the beauty you admire 10 hcr face
and form is but the reflection OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

Cards announcing the marriage Of Mr..
q A. Page. OF Richmond. and Miss Ma
mic Bacon. daughter OF Mr.. J. @. Bacon,
~ brunswick COUNTY, have been issued.
THE ceremony will take place az Rocky
Run Methodist church Tuesday morntn-.
septcmber 18th. AT 0'closs. d.. P3ze IS
n nopular conductor OF the Redmond.
Frederlcksburg and Potomac railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
Behaved Like Brutes

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Sept. at
the Orpheus Hall last night canvass
Screen around the Cinemotograph caught
fire. The blaze caused "a panic, and there
was a wild rush for the doors
Some of the men present behaved like
brutes. pushing women ana children aside
and trampling upon them. Had not the
police with drawn clubs beaten back the
crowd. there would have been great loss
of life.
Tie fire was quickly eNtinguishod. The
operator was badly burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

PERRY. OKLAHOMA. Sept 6-Mrs.
Blackhawk. wife OF the noted Indian
chief Blaokhawk. committed suicide Sat
urdav by cutting her throat.
It Is said that Plackhawk. who has more
than one wife. said he WAS going 10 dis
card his squaw. and that this Is the rea-
son for the suicide.
This Is the FIRST time In the history or
Indians that a squaw committed suicide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07
Glass CONFIRMED.
Rev. NJ. Boyden's Farewell sermon-Ars
rivals Of tho Springs.

CHASE CITY, VA. Sept. 6.-Speclal-
Bishop Randolph preached here yesterday
morning. and confirmed class OF two.
The church was crowded 20 overlooking.
and his sermon was strong and impress
slve After q hurried dinner he left on
the 1916 4. NJ. north-bound train.
Rev. Mr. Boyden who has resigned
che rectorshop OF the church here and
al Boydton to accept a call In Maryland.
preached his farewell sermon here last
nigbt. For ten years he has gone among
the sick and afflicted Of his flock with
untiring zeal and sympathetic help. and
his people give him up with many re-
Among arrivals AZ the Mineral yester-
dav were Messrs. II. A. Myers and Rich
ard IL. Pardee, Department OF the lnte-
rior. washington, ID. G; r. b. Barbee.
Raleigh; Bishop Randolph and Rev Boy
den, OF the Episcopal Church w. NJ.
Morgan and family, OF the Morehoad
p4nr nrrNam y g.. and C. II. Norton
am, y. c.. are dOmi-
II weeks. a. Morgan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

The Richmond Fire Department has
heen greatly strengthened, and its ale
ready remarkable efficiency viii Doe inc
cre4ee1 bv the arrival OF a combination
hose WAGON and chemical engine, which
WAS constructed 10 the city's order by
th. Fue Distinguishing Manufacturing
Company. OF chicago
THE new apparatus has been placed IN
lhe corner Of Brook avenue and Marshall
streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-07

A Fafmer with Six thousand Bushels Of
Lat Years Corn to Sell

FREDERICKsBURG VA Sept. c.
speclal.-Rev. w. r. sh'nalt a blind evan
goust, began yesterday AZ the Christian
church here q revival 10 continue a week
OF more.
Mr William Rollins. 81 King George
county is lust shipping a portion of his
last years corn crop. lie is now loading
n vessel with 5000 bushels. consigned 10
parties az Cambridge. ND.
Hon. w. j. Rogers NJ King George
present delegate In the legislature mas
TO-, for mo House Of Delegates from
STAFFORD and King George counties put
Inc Democrats will give him 81 lively hgh'
i'm the general election. 49,
There are several aspiran's Tor the
Democratic nomination.