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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-28
SWISS GUIDES KILLED.

Berne. Aug. 2S.-Two guides were
killed and an Austrian tourist was Sc
riously injured while attempting the
ascent of the Jungfrau, by being
thrown over the precipice by the col
lapes of the snow cornice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-28

fenced here over the rumors that the
uprising of the tribesnen of the from
tier will extend TO this district was in
creased by the discovery that the tel
egraph line through the Bolan pass has
been cut.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-28
SCIENTIST DEAD.

Sheboygan, H., 2S.-Dr. d. J. Brown
died of paralysis. He served in the
late rebellion with exceptional credit
and since then has given his attention
to scientific study in which
he has won a worldwide reputation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-28
CoNYENTION CLOSES.

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-The Delta Tau
closed it's annual convention here
with the election of officers. The
next convention will be held in August
1899, in Chicago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-28
oLn BUSINESS Nan.

Chicago, Aug. 2s.-Arthur ]. Burley,
the Oldest business man in Chicago,
died at his home here Of old age. Mr..
Burley had been a resident Of Chi
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-28

cago for over sixty years and was the
founder and head of the crockery and
china firms of Burley & company, and
Burnley & Tyrell. He was born in
Exeter, n. H., in 1912.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-28
TELEGRAPH LINE CUT.

ouetta, Aug. 2s,-The anxiety e1per-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-28

LOCAL WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and tomorrow.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-05-13
CampmeetIng Notes.

At meeting of Brushy Ridge Camp
meeting Association last August the
following work was mapped out, to be
completed by its meeting in August,
1897:
In regard to the water supply tho res
ervoir is to be enlarged so as to hold 25
additional barrels of water.
Ordered that the executive commit
tee build sheds in which to hold the
regular prayer-meetings which hereto
fore have been helds in the woods.
That an extension be added to the
present tabernacle (making it one-third
larger,) in accordance with the plan
agreed upon by the Association.
That no timber be allowed to be cut,
and that the executive committee post
the 10-acre tract now controlled by the
Association.
That the tent locating committee
consist of George Jeffries, S. e. John.
son, Joseph Knapp and David Tuck.
willer, with the preacher in charge of
Blue Sulphur circuit acting as chair.
man. Said committee to keep record
Of all sites chosen and allow no one tC
build except the locators.
The executive committee of last year
was reelected for the present year.
Ordered that hereafter all business
be transacted on the Campground.
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A West virginia Authoress.

We clip the following from the Ka-
nawha Gazette:
Miss Margaret Kenna, of this city,
has just received from her publishers,
John Murphy 81 Co., of Baltimore, a
series of sweetly drawn convent stories,
pleasantly and gracefully told, and
bound III dainty and artistic cover of
White and gold, entitled The Madonna
of the Snow Flakes" The little vol
ume is dedicated to the memory Of her
father, the late lamented Senator John
E. Kenna, and the blessing of Father
John McElligott is asked fol them,
from whom the inspiration came. Life
as she pictures it in these pages is such
that IA pensive and humble people could
not fail to feel the divinity that per-
meated all things and gave to the phys
ical and animal world the sacredness of
the soul and to the human spirit the do
dility and peace of nature. In short,
these stories are clever to such degree
as to make them models of their kind.
We congratulate Miss Kenna, and pre-
dict for her great future In the world
OF letters.
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The vitascope and 9 Pink Tea.

An entertainment of unusual interest
interest to our people was given to
fine audience ut the Town Hall last
night with the vitascope and phono-
graph, two of EdisOn's wonderful in
ventions-the one reproducing scenes
from actual life, the other reproducing
the human voice in speech and song,
both with marvellous accuracy and
precision. The entertainment will be
repeated tonight and tomorrow night
BY an arrangement with the gentlemen
giving these exhibitions, the L., +. l..
Alumnae Association will get a fair
proportion of the proceeds OF each, and
after the entertainment at the Hall on
Friday evening the young ladies OF the
Alumnae Association will give Pink
Tea in the large room over IL. L. Kitten
houses store, which promises to be
most delightful affair. The girls, all
dressed in pink, will serve pink Ice
cream in pink saucers, some OF which
will be hand painted in pink colors, ant
there will be a great variety of beauti
ful articles for sale and all in pink. NJ
admission Will be charged at the door
and the liberal patronage of the publi
is solicited. Go to the entertainment
at the Hall and to the Pink Tea, and 8
aid the unselfish efforts of the youn
ladies in good cause.
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personsl m.nt,o

Ed. Il. Hansberger left last Er;,o,
Tor Virginia on business.
Nhas. q. Mathews has returned from
WISH to Washington and Baltimore
H. >. Fucker, Esq, and family have
returned to their home in PocabontaS
L. J. Williams, Esq. left Tuesday
nlghI Tor a business trip to WASHING.
Mrs. VIM. McAllister, of Covipotor
va; is here visiting her father, Col, r.
W. H. Iyree, late Of Charleston, now
travelling for tobacco house in Ph,l,-
deiphia was here Tuesday.
Montgomery Brown, of BIRMINGHAM
Alabama, is here visiting his mother
Mrs. Mary Brown, on Lee street.
Capt. 5. c. Burdett, wife and SON of
Charleston, spent several days here the
past week, the guests of James M. Cum.
ningham. ' '''' y "''
MISS Jennie McWhorter left one dav
last week for visit of several months
TO ner brother, Mr.. Joseph NcWhorter,
In st. Louis, Mo.
H. IN Burns, OF Pocahontas county.
was In our town on business last Thurs.
day. Rey. DR.. NJ. l.. Lacy, of Monroe
county, was also here Monday.
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Greenbricr Presbytery.

IhlS court of the Presbyterian church
met In Anderson on the 5th instant. and
was opened with a sermon by Rev. d,
M Layton, the retiring moderator.
Alter roll-call Rev. VIM. Nice. White
was elected Moderator, and Hon. John
clerks. o"'""oii'
All the ministers laboring within the
bounds of Presbytery were present ex-
cept Rev. Il. l.. TelfOrd, who was de-
tanned by sickness. (And this brother
seemed so necessary to the welfare of
'he church that special prayer was
made Tor the restoration of his health
during the sessions of Presbytery.)
The churches were we'll represented
by seasonal delegates.
reports, in financial way, showed
the stringency of the times, and, in the
way of accessions to the church, that
falling off which we have come to look
Tor as result of excitement in wear
of Presidential election.
The features of the meeting were adj
dresses made by Rev. VIM. Nice. White
and Rev. Nj. l.. Lacy, ID. ID. - the first
on The Historic Origin and Influence
OF the Westminster Standards" and
the second on The Distinctive Points
OF Doctrine and Polity of the Presbv.
terrain Church us contained in the West
minister Standards. " These brethren
had an immense field of literature to
winnow and screen, but they got from
1t the finest and cleanest Of the wheat,
and made us bread sweet and palatable.
To me little charity seemed lacking
in the reasoning, and that was want
OF recognition of the yeoman service
done by the Baptist church in the
struggle for religious liberty. If the
Presbyterians by reason of their learn
ing and ability were leading, the Bap-
lists were fighting III the front ranks
" all along the line A charitable ac-
acknowledgement of this fact would have
left nothing else to be desired.
The fall session of the Presbytery
will be held at Union, Monroe county.
Rev. j. NJ. Sloan is following the
Presbytery with protracted services in
the Presbyterian church. G.. Il. l..
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III. N. HANNAH Co. VS.. J. w. Clemens
ct ais. J. 5. Mcwhorter appointed a
com r In the stead of J. NJ. Nc Whorter,
who declines further to act.
Smith Il Whiting vs.. f. Ii. Camp
Demurrer oyerruled, motion to quash
attachments, and time given for fur
Their affidavit.
Ill. "A. Wallace, ex'or of John Live
say VS.. Margaret Livesay ct ais. Rule
against plaintiff to file survey and plat
OF lands bought in this cause by j. r..
Kincaid.
Guy b. Mays qualified as deputy clerk
of the Court.
Mary V. Darnell VS.. Della Darnell ct
ais. Decree confirming to the widow
her dover as laid off by the com RS APP
pointed ut former day of this term,
and also confirming partition of the
lands of the late Jas. NJ. Darnell among
his children.
T. L. HurXthal's ex'nr VS. David w.
Green. Sale Of house and lot in Romeo
vertc, made by com r }. III. Price to n -.
II. Beard, at the price of Sill, con-
firmed, and decree against f. X. Hulk
thai for 1882 for balance due from
him OF purchase of said house and lot,
he having failed TO comply with terms
Of sale.
Thos. Mays admir- VS.. Thos. Mays
heirs. Referred to com'r Guy B. Mays
for an account.
VIM. A. Kelly's admir- VS.. Margaret
Kelly ct ais. Sale made by com'r Nc
Pherson to the defendant, at the price
of 800, confirmed.
Helen f. Morton VS.. +. K. Hurxthal
ct ais. Report made in this cause by
Quin Morton, special com'r, confirmed
JAS. o. Bledsoe VS.. Emily L. Dolin s
X'or ct ais. Com'r Withrow's report
confirmed. Decree in favor of certain
of the heirs Of the late James Bledsoe
against the eX or of Emily Il. Dolin for
certain debts, and appointing w. ii.
SawyerS and John a. Preston com RS
to rent the lands to satisfy same.
Samuel &. Sydenstricker VS.. Lewis
Waggoner> s admir- ct ais. Decree con-
firming to the widow of said Waggoner
her dover AS laid off and assigned, APP
pointing l.. J. Williams com'r to
make sale of the real estate of said
WaggOner, and referred to com'r Fred
Wallace for further report.
Mrs. n. w. Slayen VS.. Mary Z. Live
say ct ais and G.. NJ. Lipps VS.. A. E. w.
Livesay ct ais. Decree in favor of Mary
E. Livesay against the estate of G. w.
Livesay, decd, for the sum of S772. AZ
and In favor of other parties against
sgid estate.
Mary z. Alderson's admir- vs.. J. G..
Anderson ct ais. Referred to com r
Withrow for an account.
Williams and Patterson VS.. VIM. II.
Oyerholt ct ais. Re-committed to Guy
b. Mays for a report.
r. II. Gillian s ex'ors vs.. r. III. Gill
lilan's heirs ct ais. Referred to com r
Withrow's for a report.
J. +. Bright vs.. n annie B. McClung.
Rule against James Fl. Miller to file re-
port of moneys received by him from
sale of real estate in Summers county.
Abram May VS. adm r VS.. Abram Mays
heirs ct ais. Referred to com'r With
row for a report.
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Death OF Mrs. Jas, X. C,Idx,,

Mrs. Isabel Caldwell, wife of las r
Caldwell, Esq, died after protracted
illness OF three months, at her home at
"reenorier Bridge last Friday after
noon, the 18th inst, in the 73rd wear of
her age. She died of complication of
troubles, chief among which was a De-
cullar affection Of one of her feet, which
had become completely hardened and
as the doctors said, ossiGed, resulting
probably from an injury to the leg. re.
celVed some years ago, and which re-
sisted all the remedies medical skill
could suggest in the effort to heal it.
Her body was committed to the grave
saturday afternoon after the usual fu-
neral services at the PRESBYTERIAN
church, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
VIM. Nice. White.
Mrs. Caldwell was daughter of the
late John A. North, of this county. for
many years Clerk of the Circuit Court
and Of the Court of Appeals of Vir-
glnla, and a man of great prominence
and influence, whose wise counsel and
advice in legal and business matters
was often sought by the people whose
confidence in his judgment and strong,
native common sense was never mis-
placed. Mrs. Caldwell was loved and
honOred in her own household and by n
wide circle of friends, who often en-
loyed the generous Inequalities of her
home. To the poor and needy she was
ever kind, conslderate and helpful
She had been for many years member
OF the Presbyterian Church here, and in
her daily life eXemplifed the principles
of her christian character and training.
AS II wife and mother, the best proof of
her affection, love and devotion WAS the
anxious care, tender solicitude and low
ing ministrations shown so unremit-
tingly in the constant attentions Of
those near and dear to her, through her
protracted and trying illness.
She leaves an aged husband, one son
and two daughters to bedew with their
tears the grave of u loving and dutiful
wife and fond and devoted mother.
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AT PITTsBURG.-The Advance
Agent" struck Pittsburg on the Doth
ult., and upon his arrival the West
inghouse Air Brake Company posted
notices in the foundry department
announcing reduction of wages rang
ing from 20 to 40 per cent. In some
cases the cut equals 80 cents day.
There is considerable talk among the
500 men affected of refusing to ac-
cept the reduction.
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Pickups In Town aud County.


The Methodist District Parsonage
lot here has been enclosed by a nice
picket fence.
The Big Mill, at Ronceverte, started
up last Monday, but will only run one
saw. Only few men will be employed.
Miss Jayne Handy is one of the in
structors III the training school of Profs.
Rucker and Thompson, at Williams.
burg.
Nelson Andrew, the buyer, who
came here one day last week, bought 10
head of horses and shipped them east
yesterday.
On the Sth inst, in the city of Charles
ton, Mr.. Ross Cobb, of that city, and
Miss Dora Scudder, formerly of Lewis
burg, were married.
Rev. DR.. J. A. Vance, OF Baltimore,
will deliver the baccalaureate sermon
at the Commencement of the Lewisburg
Female Institute, Oh Sunday, the 30th
| instant.
The catalogues of the Lewisburg Fe-
male Institute and the Lee Military
a cademy are now being printed at this
office, and both will soon be ready for
distribution.
General Manager, r. p. Rittenhouse,
informs us that he got in large batch
of applications for Insurance in the
Farmers Home Fire Insurance Co. this
week, amounting to about $4,000.
The Town Council has ordered done,
or let to contract, some much needed
Improvements. one of which is the
matchmaking of Main street from the
| NJ ethodIst Church eastward to Judge
Hollis residence.
Green & Bready have opened out their
Ice Parlor for the season in the
Buster building, on the corner of Main
and Jefferson streets, with soda water
attachment. 1t is really Il very invit-
Ing looking place and an ornament to
the town.
The young ladies of Miss Lille Beard =
Sunday School class will give a straw
berry festival on the lawn at the resi-
dence of DR.. Beard, next Wednesday
night, the 10th inst. Proceeds for the
benefit of the Methodist Sunday School.
All are cordially invited.
j. S. McWhorter, one of our young at
torneys, and Chas. l.. Green, of the
firm of Green Il Bready, have each pur.
chased beautiful building lot of Judge
Holt in the east end of town. and, as
both of them are unmarried, the young
ladies are now wondering what it al
means.
Some robbers attempted to break into
the house OF Chas. A. Lowry, of this
vicinity, few nights ago. Mr.. Lowry
was away from home at the time, ant
his wife frightened the thieves away 10y
raising the window and calling for hel
neighbors. Thieves are getting nu
merous in our community of late.
Messrs. A. Macleod and Robert
Robertson, of White Sulphur Springs
returned last week from Kentucky
bringing with them the saddle stallion
Denmark Forest Chief. This fine hors,
is registered in the National Saddle
Horse Registery, Vol. III. He is
, large, handsome young stallion, SOLE
bay in color, and goes every saddle gal
, naturally. His sire, Forest Denmark
/ is the handsomest horse in Kentucky
, and his LIST, End and 3rd dams were a
, noted saddle mares, as well as grea
5 producers. Look out for their ad. mex
week.
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NOTICE to TnH-Rnr..

owing TO a recent act of the LegIsla.
lure requiring Sheriffs 20 settle within
Sixty days all persons owing taxes are
hereby requested to settle the same at
once rs longer indulgence can not he
gwen Allpersons owning land in this
county and not assessed with personal
property sufficient to satisfy all taxes
oue thereon, must pay or such land will
oe placed on the delinquent list June
ist, 1897. Dawn A 49,,
MAY 6-3W ""'S'
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TIE date set for the large and grand
Deering Machine delivery at Romeo
verte will be June 1st. Mr.. John a.
Preston, one of the most popular as
well as leading attorneys of Lewisburg,
will deliver an address TO the farmers
touching on the merits and progressive
ness of the Deering machines. The
Company has also engaged the services
of Il brass band, which will render ex-
cellent music. A free dinner to all
purchasers of Deering machines at ho-
tells Denning and Greenbrier. A good
time is anticipated by all. Wv.
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The following is a list of deeds, etc. =,
admitted to record 10y the Clerk of
Greenbrier County Court from April
26th to May 10th. 1897
A deed from J. III. Shaughnessev to
John W. Fisher, for 29f acres of land in
Failing Spring district.
From j. f. Montgomery and others
to Eta Hamilton, for SO poles of land
i'll Lewisburg district.
From V. Ella Taylor to Frank b.
Wallace, for four tracts of land-36S,
25, las and 100 acres-in williamsburg
district.
From Quin Morton and wife to G. N.
Simms, for lot No. 90, Main street,
Ronceverte.
From Minerva Ramey to b. f. Nc
Million and wife, for POI acres of land
i'll Williamsburg district.
From Jesse +. Bright to Jas. W. ia
cobs, for 21i acres of land in Falling
Spring district.
From Ida w. Byrd and another to
Edward Z. Brown and another, for rs
acres 30 poles of land in Falling Spring
district.
From Alex and James Knight to Jas
w. Knight, for three tracts of land
2S4, 40 and 10 acres-in Williamsburg
district.
From S. w. Martin and wife to &. E.
Booker, for two tracts of lands acres
and so poles and acre and So poles-in
Blue Sulphur district.
From +. n. Mann, trustee, to S. r..
Huffman, for 229 acres of land in Blue
Sulphur district.
From w. l.. Moore to w. III. Cackley
and others, for part of lots Nos. 20 and
72, Main street, Ronceverte.
From II. B. Moore and another to w.
II. Cackley and others, for IA feet and
= inches by 16 feet and inches of land
part of lots No. ~ on Main street,
Ronceverte also right of way through
lots Nos. 20 and ~.
From Alex and James Knight to
Sam1 Z. Sammons, for two tracts of
Iand-One of 90 acres and the other
three-fifths undivided interest in 1877
acres-in Williamsburg district.
From II. Ellen Kincaid to Martha NJ.
Sammons, for an undivided one fifth in.
terest in 1877 acres of land in Williams,
burg district.
From NJ. w. Burr to II. ii. Picker.
ing, for IL acres of land in Failing
Spring district.
From Elijah May and another to g
N. Rider, for II acres of land in An,
thongs Creek district.
From Jas. NJ. CallisOn to Jos. Hlck
man, for all his interest in ~ acres OF
land IN Meadow Bluff district.
From Board of Education of Lewis
burg district to V. f. Kern, for hons,
and lot.
From Elizabeth s. Price to V. T.
Kern, for 80 poles of land in Lewisburl
district.
From ID. II. Kauffelt and wife to II
ID. Kauffelt, for lot No. 81, Monro,
avenue, Ronceverte.
A deed of partition between Mary V
Darnell and Della Darnell and others
as follows To Mary V. Darnell, 81
acres and Is acres, and as dover, Al
acres Della Darnell, % and 6 acres
Aaron Darnell, % and acres. ant
Gilly Darnell, % and s acres--in Lew
isburg district.
From II. Summons to M Hattie John
son, for 1913 acres Of land and one-hal
of house and garden in williamsburg
district.
From John w. Harris, commissioner
to Jos. A. McClung, Jr., for two tract
of land-76 and 55 acres-in Falling
Spring district.
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TIE dates of the expiration of the
terms together with the salaries at
tached of the postmasters at the follow.
ing offices are Lewisburg, October
24th, 1897, salary $1,000; Ronceyerte,
May 18th, 1900, salary $1,000; Alder,
son, October oath, 1897, salary 81 900
Hinton, October 18th, 1897, salary 81 500
Montgomery, February 3rd. 1900, salary
81 O0O
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LIE Lewisburg Grocery Co. having
on"useu hands, asks for full settlement
o .' all accounts before May 18th. If not
lucy VIII DC placed in the hands of a
ooiiector' We thank the public for
cue'r KIND patronage and ask the same
ior our successors. Respectfully,
LEwISBURG GROCERY 20
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Miss JESSIE LINCoUs died at the home
of Lon Johnson, Esq, near Union, last
Sunday, aged about 16 years. She was
a sister Of Miss Kate Lincous. who had
been teaching a private school at MIR.
Johnson s, and her body was taken to
Montgomery county, Va, by her mother
and sister for interment,
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TIE Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
will run an excursion train to Cincin.
natl on Saturday, the 18th inst, leav-
ing Ronceverte at 6.lO a. m. The fare
for the round-trip from Ronceverte is
$500; children under twelve years old,
half price. Tickets good to return I'M
til Tuesday night, the 18th.
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors of Mrs. Mary p. Al
dersoa, deceased:
IN pursuance of decree of the Cir.
Il cult Court of the county of Green
brier, made in q cause therein pending,
to subject the rea! estate of the said
Mary Z. Anderson, to the payment of her
claims against the estate of the said
Mary Z. Anderson, for adjudication to
James Withrow, Commissioner, ut
his Office in the said county, on or be-
fore the 18th day of June, 1897.
Witness: Jonathan Mays, Clerk of
said Court, this 4th day of May,
1897.
JONATHAN MAYS,
May 6-6w. Clerk.
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at Is THE BEST ON EARTH. THAT
is what Edwards 81 Parker, merchants
of Plains, Ga, say Of Chamberlain s
Pain Balm, for rheumatism, lame back
deep.seated and muscular pains. Sold
by y. Z. Sydenstrlcker u Co.