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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-10-29
Logan School Exam,pers msetIngx.

LURHH NCHUOI EXHWlDRrr WHHtIMgk.
d
The Board or School Examirers OF Logan
village VIII hold regular meetings for the
Examination Ofapplicants t. chtrs Ce rtin-
Gates ON the Thhd " ednesday OF February.
April. June, August, October and december
~ the once oftbe Superintendent, In the
School Building Of said Village Examina-
tlons begin NJ $3.50 A. NJ, Istandardl OF each
day.
BY Order OF Board ofhA
O.W. II Wright Pres
X. N. Rav'npn. CLERK.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-10-29
G. w. DOLLISON.

PHYSICIANAND SURGEON,
Office in Dollison Block, Second
door East Of Court House, Logan,
Ohio. Residence, West Main Street
near street leading TO depot. Tele-
phone No. 6.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-10-29

CATHOLIC, ST. JOHN'S.-Nol tn Market
street corner North. Rev. II. A. Powers,
pastor. SUNDAY services, low mas s a. n.,
high mass 1000 a. m. CatechisrI 2 p. IN
Vespers ami bcnedictiOn 7:D p. IN. Week
day services. low mass 500 a. m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
MINISTER DEPOSED.
The Lutheran synod Cannot Admit OF His
Sanctifcation Views.

SALEM. VA. August 20.-Special.-Dur-
ing the session Of the Lutheral Synod at
Blue Ridge Springs last week consider
able time was devoted 10 the case Of Rev.
/ NJ. Moser pastor OF the Zion church,
near Salem. who recently informed the
president OF the synod OF his belief con-
corning the doctrine OF sanctincation.
Rev. Mr.. MOser has been preaching sim
less perfection vigorously and fearlessly,
Notwithstanding IL is I'm direct violation
OF his ordination VOWS as Lutheran
The action Of the Ministerlum was as
follows:
Whereas. The Rev. J. NJ. Moser,
brother otherwise highly esteemed, de-
clares that he no longer accepts the con-
fessi0ns ~ our church on the doctrine
OF sanctihcatiOn. and whereas he per-
sists I'm preaching sinless perfection. and
thereby introducing discOrd and dissen-
sions among our people, and, whereas,
after repeated cXpOstulations ana adj
mention from the yice-president Of the
synod and from the Ministerium he aVoWs
his purpose TO continue in ana 10 teach
total sanctihcatiOn, and, whereas, ms
course in this matter Is IN direct viola
ton Of his ordination vows 10 conform
his teaching 10 the confession on our
church: and. whereas. he refuses the re-
quest Of the Minsterium 20 surrender MS
ordination papers. therefore, be ~
Resolved. That the Rev }. NJ. Moser be
dcposed from the Lutheran ministry ana
his name be erased from the role Oh our
ministers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
4 LOCIL CURRENCf.
A Bedford Firm Fined for Issuing Scrip A
Fight In Court.

Fight In Court.
BEDFORD CITY, Va, August N.-Spe-
cial.-Julius II. Walker and Common
wealths Attorney Graham Clayton en-
gagged in a short sparring match this
morning as a result Of Mr. walker
losing his temper at Mr.. ClaytOr's prose-
cution of a case i'm the magistrate court,
which was decided against him.
Yesterday warrant was issued Tor
julius Walker charging him with Yio-
lation Of section 1880 of the Code, which
prohibits the issuance OF circulating
medium.
The case came up before n magistrate
this morning, Graham Clayton Common
wealth's Attorney. appearing for the pros
ecution and Burks Il Kemp for NJ.
Walker.
1t seems that J. II. Walker & co. issue
this script 10 pay Off the factory hands
Of Berry Brothers Tobacco Company, ana
IT reads:
store" Signed j. II. Walker * Co.
The evidence of the Commonwealth was
10 the effect that this script was used ana
passed around the community generally,
and number OF witnesses testlhed that
owing TO the prices charged by walker
for his goods when paid for in script
made it worth about nifty cents In the
dollar.
The defence introduced no witnesses
and Mr.. Walker was fined 500 ana sem
fenced 10 one Jay III jan an "bf 81" -.
taken TO the County Court and ne was
bailed for $50.
Immediately after the sentence was
PASSED Mr.. Walker remarked TO Mr.. Clay
tor that he would like to see him outside
for few minutes. Mr.. Clayton replied
that he could see him right then ana
there.
Mr.. Walker rushed forward and struck
at the attorney but he wdrded on the
blow with a book. also striking Mr.
Walker several light blows. They were
Immediately separated and arrested. The
case was heard on the spot by the magls-
trato and dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
a Charming rip.

Old Point. Ocean View and Norfolk
on last Sunday the writer after look
ing over the various advertisements OF
Excursions. decided 10 take the c. and o.
Sunday Outing Train.
For 81 I was carried 10 Old Point Ocean
View and Norfolk. and back. ] never had
more for my money. in fact 7 should have
felt repaid had my ticket cost me s.. In
two hours / was M old Point and in two
and half hours al ocean View.
The cooling ride across Hampton Roads
from Old Point to ocean View served as
a tonic. which caused me TO enjoy a good
dinner for 30 cents.
The ride between Richmond and old
Point was free Of dust. I'm fact the ride
was so clean that / could hardly realize
7 had ridden s. miles on "A railroad train.
These attractive outings are made every
Sunday and I am sure nothing could be
cheaper. or more delightful-plenty OF
room. no matter how large tho crowd.
is guaranteed by the c. and o. people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
LOVE AND THE LADY.
.,r..,a.tothe Value of Both.


When a young man fails Ia love he
makes the hest or the worst fall or his
D,,rinp courtship. II he is a true man,
ne will make any necessary and proper
sacrifice TO add to the pleasure and hap
piness Of the lady IN the case. lie Will
he gallant and obiging. thoughtful, cour-
teotIs and profoundly respectful. in
ebrrt bls reverence for the dear object
~ ~ love will be only second 20 that
which ne feels for his God. Pure, holy
md unselnsh will be his every thought
and deed where she - concerned, and Tor
her sake. in all the concerns ems, OF ms nc.
truo lover and il Is this type OF lover
vybo becomes at last the ideal husband
and father. He h. fitted by mind and
character to cope with the dlscOurdslhS
circumstances Of lie when almost an
are called upon at some time or other 10
combat lie As strong and unwavering at
Am times. and he guards the safety Of his
dear ones with the same zeal and de-
Termination with which he guards his own
life and honor.
The sweet girl who was so strong ana
well. so bouyant. so bright ana happy IN
the period OF courtshlp, ana even
through subsequent years or married lie
with lis cares and possible sorrows. will
need attention as the years advance. The
true man will remember that she IS mOrs
than ever entitled TO his thought his
protection. and his care II she Is weary
run down and depressed I'm spirits and
in health he will at once seek some rem
edy that will bring relief 10 her nerves.
to her tired brain. and build up the shat
tered system.
And for this purpose, whether man.
woman OF child be I'm search Of relief
there Is no other remedy In the world 70
match Pane's celery compound, which
has been approved and endorsed by thou
sands OF persons and restored 10 health
a vast army Of suffering humanity.
What the husband should do for the
wife may be reversed. The thoughtful
and tender wife is the greatest treasure
m n ever possessed in this world. For her
own sake. as well ms for his and the
dear ones depending on him she VIII
watch over his health with jealous zeal
for II is the most precious OF the family
possessions. Don't let the enemy OF
health ret a foot-hold. but keep bot
tie Of Paine's celery compound always M
hand 10 ward on dangerous attacks 10
strengthen the mind and body. 10 tone
up the vital energies. 10 enrich ma purify
tho blood. 10 renew tho life current re
sure you get the real thing. for IT never
fails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21

The annual convention Of the Virginia
Christian LudCaVor Union will hc held
40 Norfolk. opening on Thursday even
INK. September 3Qth. and closing Win the
cOsecrau0n services. Sunday October "a.
A great EFFORT Us being made that this
may be by iar The largest and IL Is hoped
that u Will be tho most deeply spiritual
and profitable Christian Endeavor Con
yention yet held In Virginia.
Rev Francis r.. CLARK. ID. d.. prcsi-
dent OF the United Society OF Christian
Endcavor has promised 10 be present and
hence 10 will De am unusual opportunity
Tor those who are not familiar with
Christian Eudeavor 20 become Informed
by one who formed the first society and
whose life is devoted 10 the work. Other
we'll known speakers from within and
frln without the state will be present
and a list Of these together with the
programme VIII soon be published.
Reduced rates Will DE granted by the
railroads and large attendance is eX-
pccicd from the interior Of the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
IN A MEXICAN PRISON
ANsAPPEdL ~ BEHdLF or A CON.
EADKRdTE SOLDIER.
Gen. John y. Gordon Addresses X. n. Leo
Camp la Behalf OF Mac Stewart.
Ibc Trip 30 Louisa,

The regular meeting Of r.. +. Lee Camp
No. j. confederate Veterans. was held
last night Commander John NJ. Warren
ll the Cnair lnc usual devotional cXcr-
Dsts were conducted by Rev. Dr. kust.
OF Nashville. Tenn.
4 communication was received from the
Sons OK Veterans inviting this camp 10
participate iu the ceremonies OF laying the
corner stone OF the cottage which the
Sons ore erecting at the Soldiers Home.
on motion, the Camp decided TO meet
at ilc Grove road. opposite Comrade Mil
ton Cayccs residence. on wednesday
evening. August 18th. az 4.JO o clock 10 at
tend thc ceremony.
SICK COMRADES
Comrades j.. Levy a. b. sutherland
james I'D. Craig Thomas Booker. ). ~.
Ware. ST.. and a. u. Micou were reported
sick
Br,ef addresses were made 10 tho Camp
by l,cv Dr. Duunaway. Colonel GustaNe
a. HfcauN. OF the Third Louisiana IN
fantry Amy of Tennessee, and captain
Resolutions onered by Comrade w. w.
Byrd u reference 20 The trip 90 Louisa on
last Wednesday were Unanimously
adopted.
The resolutions rccitc tho desire OF Lee
Camp to record its thanks and apprecia-
ton " fle cOurtosios and attentions shown
20 them by the Louisa Camp. {. w. on
this VISIT
Remarks were made by various mehDeIs
n the Camp. telling Of the delights OF
the day.
a CONFEDERATE IN PRISON.
An appeal was read from General John
j. Gordon. Commander In Chict OF tne
Tinted Confederate Veterans. calling at
tcnti0n 90 the case Of Mac stewart, an
oX-Confcdcrato soldier now in Mexican
prison. and who 30 is believed. mas not
had % fair trial loo Mexican courts.
stewart killed policeman ln MeAlsD
qe be- claims DOB sclf-dcfcnce. and an apie
LAWYER thinks his trial was an Unfair
one.
Dr. Ifgnosk Of Houston, Texas. VINO
,he case proposes 90 go Mexico ana inter
cedo for bis release and asks Tor such
contributions as the comrades feel dis
posed 90 make.
ieod f0 20 with Dr Iicn0sh 10 Mexico
nnd assist in the pleading for the release
OF Stewart. Tho appeal was put on file.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
Over in Clarke.

BERRYVILIE, VA. August 2@-spe-
oiaI -fosonb Ash (colored). who shot and
killed Isaac johnson (also colerd), al
Franklintown. small hamlet just
across the line in jefferson county, W.
Va is still az large. despite the diligent
efforts put forth by the authorities OF
both counties 10 apprehend the murderer
Mrs. Fanny r. Harrison, widow Of the
late Henry Harrison. died at her resi-
dence. near Boyce. last Friday aged sew
enty years.
Miss FendaI. Of Towson county, Md,
is visiting Miss Lippitt. at Elmington.
Miss Tyler. Of Richmond, Is visiting
Miss May Wheat.
Mrs. H. b. Littlepage IS visiting her
sister. MIS-. ]. 5. Powers.
DIR. Dupuy Mccormick. u. s. ~. IS at
the home OF his mother, Mrs. Edward
Mccormick. near Berryyille. for his sum-
mer vacation.
Mr.. Wayne Chidry and DR. Teddy Field,
of Norfolk. entertained a large party Of
friends at Bears Den. picturesque
point in the Blue Ridge Mountains, near
Berryville. on Tuesday.
The Summit Point German Club gave
the third german OF the series 10 be
given by the club on Tuesday. Among
others present were Miss Tyler, OF Rich
mond; Miss Rosello Mccormick. Miss
Annie Mccormick. Miss Mamie Melon
aid. Miss Nellie Grifith. and the Misses
Page. Of Berryyillc. and Miss Moran. OF
Charlottesville: Miss Griffith, OF Wash
ington; Miss Morris. OF Washington; the
Misses Chew Alexander. Kennedy,
Mitchell Lippitt. and Willis, OF Charles
town ". Va. and Miss Conrad. OF Win
chester The gentlemen were Messrs.
WI Trav Lewis. c. NJ. Broun. Frank
and Hugh Mccormick. F. 3. Whiting.
and Blackburn Smith. OF Berryville;
Wayne Childry and Dr. Field. OF Nor
folk: w. r. Alexander. A. s. Allen. Van
Llppitt. OF New York; T. p. Lippitt.
Font Hoof. OF Charlestown ". Va. ana
Mr.. Chalmers, OF Washington. ID. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
Ashland District schools

ASHLAND. VA, August 20.-Spccial.-
The School Board % Ashland District was
IN session here to-day TO appoint teachers
Tor the ensuing term. Following are
those who received appointments:
White-Misses Il. Boston Massie, Lula
Love, Agnes NJ. Kelly. Mabel Porter.
Mary w. Blincoe. Daisy c. Smith. Kate
c. Cooke. Matte w. Terrell. Mary NJ.
Gray. Carrie Gilman. Mamie ID. Lumpkin.
II. Burke Thompson. J. Douglas Wright.
Mesdames Mildred Woodbridge and Jen-
ME l.. Saunders
Colored-Misses A. VI. Moore. Es'on
Robinson. Isabella Holiday n. c. Win
ston W. T. Jackson Lucy A. Wyatt, Mar
tina A. Bradley, and Mary H. Rowe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
Gntnetf for the IIomse.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. August %
Special.-Tho convention 20 nominate q
Democratic candidate Tor the House Of
Delegates from Essex and Middlesei
counties. was held Wednesday az saluda
Middesex county. Judge Thomas CroX.
ton. OF Essex. presided. and Mr.. w. ID.
Ryland, OF MlddleseK. was secretary
Mr. w. d. Carter. Of Tappahannock
presented the name Of Mr.. Booker Gar.
nett OF Essex. FOR the nomination. No
other name was brought before the con.
ventlon. and Mr.. Garrett was nominated
By reclamation.
Messrs. w. u. Carter. ~ Essex; Dr.
W. s. Christian. and W. y. Evans. OF
Middlesex. were appointed a COMMITTEES
to notify the nominee.
Mr. Garnett appeared before the con.
vention and accepted the nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFAiR.
by which a Farmer Loses His Leg-An fA'
nert Hand at Jnil BreakIng,

ROANOKE. VA, August @-special.-
James Smithers, Roanoke county farm
or. was shot in the arm yesterday morn
ing by Tazewell Ridgeway, neighoor. re-
ceiving a wound from which ne nearly
tJed 70 death and which rendered amputa-
ton necessary. 10,
Ridgeway was arrested and locked up IN
the iail al salem. AT last accounts 9nltu-
ers condition was critical. The men quar-
relied about spring from which smltheiS
desired 20 get water. ,...,,.,,.
here from Bristol for safekeeping, made
his escape this afternoon by making IL
hole under one OF the windows opening
INTO the jail corridor. He Is SAID 10 De
an expert hand al Jail breaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
TUO MEN BURN 10 DEATH.
A Colored Boy Accidentally Killed-His
slayer Fined.

slayer Fined.
LEXINGTON. VA. August 20.-SpeciaL
A barn, in which two negroes, named
Pettigrew and Lee. were sleeping, was
burned last night about IL O'Clock, with
It's inmates and contents. The first
named negro was burnt up almost entire
Is; only portion or his BODY
recovered. and Lee was fright
fully burned all over his body while try
ing TO escape and is not expected TO live.
The building belonged to Mr.. X. Brown
who lives two miles from here, and his
loss amounts to 500. The fire was the
work OF an incendiary.
Walter Brown. a colored boy, was shot
and Instantly killed yesterday by Mr.. Ira
Dixon. who had charge Of water
melon patch. about six miles south OF
here. Mr.. Dixon was handling the wea-
pom in a careless manner. and II acct
dentaly exploded with the above result
Mr. Dixon Immediately came TO town
and gave himself up TO Magistrate Lind
say, and was bailed. His trial came up
to-day before Squire Lindsay, and he
was found guilty of involuntary man
slaughter. and fined $50. ID. L. Moore.
counsel for the prisoner. gave notice or
an appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21

Torrance was smooth and delightful
Forest Hin Park Vaudeville was again
thronged with people last night. the
audience was larger than that Of Thurs
dav night and that was the best OF the
season so far. This attendance speaks
volumes for tho class Of performances
that are now being given AZ Forest Hill.
The whole bill seems TO give the keenest
pleasure.
There will be the regular matinee Tor
ladies and children at 4:30 =. VI. to-day
and the usual performance tonight
A special balloon ascension will he made
~ 6 O'Clock this afternoon from Broad
Street Park with Professor Belmont ana
kid" St Elmo as aerOnauts.
There will he music AZ Lakeside Park
this evening from 10 10 o'clock by the
excellent hand of the Richmond Light In
fantry BI0es.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21

Richmond: w. r. Owens. Jr.. and wife
90 A. H. Zacharias. ~ - feet on east
side Randolph street o. II feet north Of
Willis. subject 20 two deeds OF trust OF
81 900 and $500. respectively $1,000. Il. j..
'ravlor 20 j. A. Fuller. stock OF goods and
fixtures I'm stores Nos. 3l7-3l9 north Ad-
ans street. horse. wagon harness. buggy
harness and chooses in action. 500; c. f..
wexford 10 Ella +. Williams, a IL feet
ON Pine street northeast corner Cumber-
land. 5000: Ella i. Williams TO G. T..
Wexford trustee. a II feet on Pine
street. northeast corner Cumberland. re-
serving ground rent Of $3.50 per annum'
500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
IaZeMell County,.

TAZEWELL. VA. Aug. 2O.-Special.-
The contract for the new water works
OF Tazewell. was to-day let to Messrs.
Hartman and Long. OF this place they
being the lowest bidders. The price TO be
paid for the work is $500. and is TO be
completed by the LIST OF November. and
when completed Tazewell will have one
OF the best water systems IN Southwest
Virginia.
Tho baseball nine OF Tazeweu went 70
Marion to-day TO play the team OF that
place tomorrow. The Tazewell team de-
feated the latter some ten days ago here.
quite a number OF Tazewellltes went over
10 see the game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21

on and after Monday next Mr.. Horace
y. smith well-kuOwn as stage manager
and prOyider OF amusemcnts. and man
he Vaudeville show az the Broad Street
Park
Mr.. Smith f. an able and experienced
stage manager and his knowledge OF
stege-craft will be valuable al that pop
Ular place OF resort.
Last nights audience was as numerous
and well pleased - ever. and tho per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
THE NOMINEES.

Rev L. 4. Cutler. who was selected as
the candidate Of the Prohibition party
for Governor. is well known i'm Richmond
and many parts Of Virginia. He is an
evangelist Of the Church Of Disciples ana
was for a number Of years pastor or Mar
shall-Street Christian church.
Professor Smithdeal. second on the
ticket. has long been identified with the
Prohibition movement I'm Virginia.
The ticket will likely receive an en-
largod vote this year owing to the splits
I'm the regular political parties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21

HAMPTON, VA. August 2O-Special.-
AT the regular meeting OF the Town Coun-
Gil last evening the question whether or
not the Bell Telephone Company would
be admitted 20 Hampton was argued and
finally decided I'm the negative. The vote
OF the COuncilmen was tie, and Mayor
j. Barrow Thorpe gave the deciding vote.
which was against the Bel line, and The
question was finally settled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
WINSTON,s I6BacCO FaIR.
Plans Being Formulatedfor an Exposition
Nest November.

WINSTON. y. g.. August 2o.-Special.-
Tho Winston Tobacco Board OF Trade
held an enthusiastic meeting this after
noon and organized "a Tobacco Fair A.
ISOLATION and selected an Executive Conn
mlttoe 10 formulate plans for "a big to-
bacco fair or exposition % be held the
FIRST Of November
Colonel A. b. Gorrcll was chosen presi-
dent of the association. Colonel q. +.
webb secretary and T. J.. vaughan treas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
Half Rates to G. A, II. Encampmenf, Buff
CtIo. via Pennsylvania Railroad.

For National Encampment Of G. A. r.
at Buffalo August 23d to 2sth, the Penn
sylvania railroad viii sell round-trip
tickets from Washington at rate Of Sil.20.
Tickets sold and good going August 2lst
10 23d. good returning August oath 10 3lst.
BY depositing ticket with Joint Agent at
Buffalo between August 23d and 9th. ex-
tension may be had 10 September 20th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21

citizens a much cheaper service than the
one now In operation.
Mr. b. ID. Sbley and Miss Virginia NJ.
Kidd. Of this city. were married I'm Wash
ington, ID. c.. yesterday evening at $3.50
o'clock. After q northern tour they VIII
return to Charlottesville TO reside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
s5oo-r,cursions to the seashore-s5. 90

on Fridays and Saturdays during July
and August. tickets will be sold for II
a. ". and 1915 j. VI. trains from Wash
ington for Atlantic city Cape May.
Ocean City. and Sea Isle city good TO re-
turn 10 the following Tuesday at rate OF
s.. Tickets TO above points. with same
limit. will be sold FOR the sAj 4. NJ. train
from Richmond on Saturdays at rate Of
$3.50. Atlantic City tickets goods via Del
aware Bridge route.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
An UNGRAriFUL GUST.
Fishermen Fined for Fishing IN the 'h"n'
neI-Coal Company Assigns

NORFOLK. VA, August 29-speclaL-
p Knebb. "a Norfolk county FARMER was
here to-day looking for strange ,, 1aiiil,r
Walker. Knebb had entertained walker
1911 davs al his home, believing him
~ he IA Kentucky real estate man. Walk
~, repaid his hospitality by stealing $ls'
= eold watch and a pistol belonging 10
his host ~. go a.. bod
Harbor Master c. J. Duke To-Day hau
four men arrested for nshlng IN the
channel. they were fined s. each.
THE Gordon DcCordy Coal company as
tined today for s. 300, assets unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
nr- English TO Preach

Rev.T. r. English. ID. D., Of Union Sem
mary will preach at the church OF tne
Covenant Sunday morning and night II
Will Doe a privilege TO the people in Rich
mond to hear DR. English and the church
OF the Covenant Is fortunate 10 secure HIM
20 preach for them the remaining Sab
baths OF this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21
I'M nOIN nNc,rIrRED.
The Ten Youths Who Escaped From Laurel
Ihmr-dAN Arc Vet 40 Lnrce.

The ten bows who escaped from the
laurel Eef0rmatory on Thursday evening
as told of exclusively boz Tho Times of yes
terday wego sull at large al late hour
last night
Their names are Ernest Pondleton, Nc
Carthy Ward Henry JOY, George Evans
Iddle Blackburn Vermont Davenport
James W. HARRISBURG Arthur Jones, [.
g. Lucius and Thomas Payne.
Everywhere I'm the ncighborhood or Iau-
rel people ATE looking FOR them, and tele-
phone and telegraph messages have been
cent u every direction giving warning OF
their flight
IL 10 not believed that they can so very
FAR without being ovcrhauled and return
cd ~ the kCformatory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21

A number Of retail grocers have pledged
themselves under a forfeit of five dollars
10 charge for every package containing
ten or twenty cigarettes. not less than
ten cents. and a paper bearing I'm effect
this agreement is being circulated among
retail grocers for their signatures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-21

The remains Of Mrs Paulina Storrs
Wharton. who died Thursday I'm Williams
burg were brought 10 Richmond yeste'-
dav morning al 1880 o'clock and taken
20 the residence Of her brother, II. J..
TAYLOR. at No COS east Leigh street.
The funeral services were held from the
residence Yesterday afternoon at 0 clock.
The intcrment was in Hollywood.