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4 QUESTION OF IMPORTANCE.

It is question OF some Importance to
part OF the travelling public how long
road can with safety and convenience
be left with the dirt In the middle of the
road as left by the scraper. Nearly q
mile Of road leading TO the junction has
been in this condition for several days.
VIII it work down SO as to make good
road after being travelled over so long?
The members OF the Junior Guild will
hold lawn party on the ground OF Mrs
j. w. Sagendorf on Friday evening,
June IL.
Mrs Andrew Northrop has been
spending few days In town.
Decoration day was disappointment
to many on account of the weather. A
number of bicycle riders had planned to
see who could make the best time IL
going to New Milford. Many Others
we're equally broken MP IS regards theil
amusement.
Among those home to spend Decor
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HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY.

The flag raising at the schoolhouse,
was largely attended, last Wednesday
afternoon. The exercises opened by the
singing OF sold Hundred by the audi
ence. followed by y prayer by Rev Mr.
Keneston OF Shelton. Miss Jeanette
Beardslee then welcomed the visitors.
Then followed recitations By nearly all
the scholars Of the school. Addresses
were made by Rev sauer, Horace Wheel
err, Nicholas Wakelee, Il. S. Hawley and
Frederick Durand. The singing of
ssAmerica'' by the choir followed by the
benediction by Rev Mr. Sauer, after
which fine collation. was served to all.
Mrs Halter spent few days in New
Haven, last week.
| Mortimer Hubbell has rented his tene-
ment house to two Polish families. The
ladies of the families, who are employed
at some CT the mills in Shelton, being
escorted to and from their work By their
kind neighbor, Edward Goodman.
Little MyIa HubbaIl, who has been
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Fairfield County News.
WESTPORT.
VILLAGE AND PERSONAL NOTES,

VILLAGE AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Fred M. Newell, who had the misfor-
tune to break his ankle some weeks ago,
Ia able to be out again.
The services at Safe Guard chapel,
Cross Highway, were conducted Sunday
afternoon by Rev George w. Barhydt,
Of Christ church. Next Sunday Rev Mr.
Kettle of Greenfield Hill will of1iciate.
The Westport Choral society will give
another concert in National hall, on June
20, for the benefit of the Reading room
and Library association.
e. Clark Barnum of New York was
guest over Sunday of his mother, Mrs
Della T. Morehouse.
Mrs Cornelius B. Kemper has been
spending few days with friends in New
York city.
Miss Carrie I. Sniffen now rides a new
Hartford bicycle.
Mr. and Mrs Marsh of Bridgeport spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Glynp.
Rev Mr. Weeks of Ravenswood, L. l.,
OBLIGATED at Trinity church, Sunday.
Rev Jabez Backus of the Congrega-
tional church exchanged with Rev r. J.
Thompson of the Green's Farm Cengre-
gational church.
Mrs Edwin Thorn of Babylon, L. l., is
a guest of Mr. and Mrs Landon Ketchum,
Presiding Elder Beach officiated at the
Saugatuck Methodist church, Sunday.
Mrs Margaret Ketchum and Miss Eliz
abeth C. Ketchum, who have been spend
ing the winter at New York, have re-
turned to their residence here.
Miss Mary E. Hubbell of sGratford is
visiting Miss Fannie A. Gray.
John Fl. Radcliffe of Easron has been
visiting his sister, Mrs John J. Burke.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Price of New
York are visiting Mrs john w. Hurlbutt.
Miss Mable Youngs of Cranbury is
visiting Miss Lulu B. Taylor.
The Literary club met on tuesday
evening with Miss e. r. Downes.
Miss Annie J.. Bennett of Millersville,
Pa, and Miss Elma Bourne of New
York have been guests Of Mr. and Mrs
J. Ell. Bennett.
The Sunday school of Memorial church
will observe children's day, next Sunday
morning, Immediately after the morning
service.
A strawberry festival will be given by
the members of Westport Grange, in
their hall, on the evening OF the 23d.
| Miss Lizzie Byres Of Brooklyn has
been visiting Mrs ]. A. Sniffsn.
Mr. and Mrs IRA l.. Stringham OF
Brooklyn are guests Of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Ell. Nash.
/ The class of '97, Of Staples High
school, will hold their reception In Ma
tional hall on the evening OF the 22d
The class ID composed Of the following
Edward Burr Bradley, Carrie Wilson
Crossman, Julia Mae Fiilow, Henry
| Brown Fairchild and Patrick Leo Dolan
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alton day were Mrs Florida Kellogg,
Paul Jones, Miss Lulu Green and Miss
Jennie Brown.
There is quite a demand for tobacco
plants. The freeze about the time of
sowing the beds killed more than grow
ers were aware of and the cold wet
weather have caused the young plants to
turn yellow and die. This is true of
nearly all beds to some extent, but
where the beds were not properly cared
for, there are but small proportion of
what there should be left, hence the
demand.
Jerome Thompson has visited his
brother, Ezra Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Briggs.have enter
tanned their niece and husband from
Bridgeport.
Mrs Frank Drapeen, who has been
poorly for several months, is somewhat
improved.
Noble Foster of Staten Island, has
been guest at the "Old homestead"
Mrs R. A. Garfield has been quite
sick with tonsilitis. DR. Griswold was
in attendance.
e. S. O'Dell of Taunton district was
in town, last Wednesday.
Miss Susie Turner is visiting friends
in Taunton.
Mr. and Mrs Hibbard and three chill
dren have been guests OF Mrs Ezra
Thompson.
Miss Carrie Howes and Mrs Lucy
Thompson have spent q day in Dan
bury.
W. F. Wildman is still quite sick and
under the care of Danbury doctor.
Rev E. L. Whitcome, T. FL. Burr and
e. N. Hawley attended the Diocesan
convention held in Waterbury on Tues
day.
Miss Henr ietta Ruggles is home from
California, where she has been spending
the winter.
Clarence Jones spent few days with
his parents, last week.
This week will see all Of the schools
closed except the Center district, schools
No. 8, 4, 6 and closing this week
Through the energy of the teacher, Miss
Comes in No. 8, the children held an en-
tertainment in March which resulted in
raising 30 for some library books. nc
this was added $5 from the state making
$14, which will form quite nucleus fol
future library.
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field Baptist church was well repr esented
at Mrs Wisner's Friday afternoon. The
society was opened by relig ious meet
ing. after which all took pa TT in sew
ing bee which was we'll deser we'd by a
less fortunate friend and neighbor.
Mrs Eliza Jennings is W it'll her son,
Martin M. Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs WILDER Jennings of Burr
street welcomed a son, the 265h inst.
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THE SCHOOLS CLOSE.

Whisconier school closed for the year.
Monday, Miss Ehie Wolcott being
the teacher. On Monday evening an
entertainment was given in the school
house consisting Of stereopticon views
Of instructive and entertaining nature
under the charge of Rev Mr. James.
The schoolhouse was well filled and the
affair as the close Of the school was
very successful and satisfactory to all
present.
East Iron Works school closed for the
season ON Friday, Miss Della s. Kane of
Danbury being the teacher.
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H. n. AYRES,
381 Main St., Bridgeport.

suffering from an attack Of bronchitis,
is improving under the care Of DR. LOOMS.
Miss Leila Surridge is on the sick list.
Marcus Dimon is in poor health.
Clark Beardslee is building large
barn.
Z. C. Upton is out with new milk
wagon.
Miss Anna Brooks has returned to her
work in Shelton.
LONG HILL AND VICINITY.
CeIestus Webster visited his parents,
last week. He has been Ill with grip.
Misses Lizzie and Florence Wilkinson
were home over Memorial day, returning
Monday afternoon.
John wilkinson has traded oxen with
Bennett Beard.
Bennett Beard has new horse.
Misses Phebe and Elizabeth Beard
came home Friday afternoon, staying
over Memorial day.
Mrs Bnlkley Is with her parents In
Wells Hollow, aa Mr. Aliis Is much worse.
james Mills Of white Hills was taken
suddenly i'll, Monday afternoon. 81
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FAIRFIELD.

HoYDEN,s HILL AND VICINITY.
Il. "A. jennings and family spent Me-
mortal day In Bridgeport.
Mrs s. Wisner's mother and sister OF
Rutherford, N. J., are visiting her.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Str At
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-06-11
PLAIN TALE.

Here's a Muslin Underwear
Sale that couldn't start any
where without warning.
Takes months, patience,
"know-how," money to build.
Plenty places couldn't even
bIan-haven't scope. Born
here, as all the biggest of the
best merchandising is born
easily, naturally.
lots of base-born children
Limitation sales) about, but
you don't need 'em.
Gold-flled spectacles. Eye Glasses. ST..
Regular o.. so. $500.
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CLOSING ENTERTAINMENT AT THE CUR
IT'S SCHOOL.

IT'S SCHOOL.
The closing entertainment of the Cur
tbs school took place, last Thursday even
ing. A large number of the towns
people were invited and the hall was
well filed with an appreciative audience.
The program consisted of music on the
piano and violins Gas number of the
boys take lessons of Allan Smith who ID
quite proficient teacher), declarations
and dialogues, with many pleasing in
formal variations, which included all the
smaller boys, giving very pleasing va.
riety to the exercises. The program
showed great care in the selections, as
well as adaptation to those taking part.
The pupils in the performance of their
several parts did themselves as well as
their teachers great credit. There was
was no difficulty in understanding every
word, even by those in the most distant
parts of the room. Mr. Curtis is to be
congratulated upon the good appearance
of his school and the efficiency of his as
sistants. Although the hard times hits
every one else pretty hard, this school
has been full, had all it could accommc
date.
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Glad Tidings.

The specific for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Rheumatism, Cositiveness, General Debility,
etc., Is Bacon's Celery King for the Nerves.
This herbal tonic stimulates the Liver and re-
stores the system to vigorous health and en-
and 25s. Sold only by Ell. s. Comstock. War
rem; D. Burnhapn, New Preston; Woodbury.
Drug Co., woodbury.; HotchkissvilIe Cash
store; e. r. Hawiey, Newtown; B. Hawley
Co., Stepney; Marshall Beach. Monr9esJ u NJ
Su llivan. Redding Ridge; A. j. BlaAeEnan
Honth KEifaiIs
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Five Big
Bargain Heaps

with thirty-one different styles
OF garments to sort over.
You'll not need to remember
size, shape, stuff, work, as
everyone is all right always
is here, no matter to how
little money a Muslin Under
wear Sale runs.
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Loomis gives little encouragement of his
recovery, as he is over so years of age.
Mrs t. E. Beard of Wells Hollow is
improving in health.

Miss Bessie Allen of Bridgeport has
been visiting her friend. Miss Ethel
Beardsley.
Miss Ruth Beardsley and George Bar
low of Shelton were guests of j. L.
Beardsley, Memorial day.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-06-11

Gold filed Spcctacles. Eye Glasses. ST.
REGULAR $3.50 $aoO.
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alton day were Mrs Florida Kellogg,
Paul Jones, Miss Lulu Green and Miss
Jennie Brown.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-07-17


State Of Minnesota, county Of ii,unepin-
Distric' tuurl. Fourth Judicial District.
Minnesota Title iusnranc" and Trust
Company plautiN. vs. William Reeau, q.
q. Dickerson, W. g. bradley -. itcreman,
j. p rorr.y, W, Scupkr II. schultz e. a.
Franzcn, NJ. +. Johnson. J 5. Nelson.
JohA Leonard Neal farnham, Catherine
w. i'""k, ofhtHdu II. Peck jane j.. Nc
tarliuc, w. 4: Holmes, Paris Fletcher,
John g. Builder n kiNmoeloi, O. @.
Whi'"d. II, II. Irwin. W. II. Tic". aud the
Fisher Speciality Manufacturing Company
a corporation. defendants.
Order setting ,imp IN which creditors
may mtciNon" and file their claims,
Upon tl' complaint on fiji. in this action
and upon the affidavit of Thomas q. Frost,
and upon the motion OF the plaintiff at
torncl' herein.
1t is Hereby ordered. That amy p"rson
having a claim against the defendant, the
Fisher Speciality Manufacturing company,
Il corporation, may b" and is hereby permit
ted TO inteIvcn, III this lctiou for the pur-
pos" of sharing in any benefits of any
Judgment that may hc rendered herein as
they shall show themselves entitled to
.hus share. and
II is further ordered mat all such per-
sons having such claims and desiring TO
Mus intervene and thus share in the hcno-
Hts of amy such Judgment, shall exhibit
such Claims 10y making and fling the same
II this court in This action. and by SET wing
upon III" plaintiffs attorneys their several
nicadin2S i'll this action. setting form
their several claims Within six 90 months
from the ilrs, publication OF this order as
hereinafter provided: an! th"rruron such
parties THUS filing and serving their plead
lnIS setting forth their ci.ims shall be-
come parti, Ia this action: and
1t is further ordered. that any creditor
of said corporation who shall fail to 50
intc,v"n" and To 80 serve and file their
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MOTT, t. OF EXPIRATION OF Ri:DEAir-
'rltN

MOTH, l.. OF EXPIRATION or Rt.pl;AlI'-
In whose name assessed, Edith Watts.
dissertation If !.tnl. coo and Weeks .\di-
ton to Minneapolis. iirnncn!n County.
Minnesota; lot L. block j. year tax levied.
lNa.: date ut Judgment, March u. 1921:
when sold May s. lS9i: amount sold 70: to
state, SIS IL; assessed by state. Jan. ~. 1898.
for $37.S6: interest. renil,y and costs. $lo"';
total amount "cunirr to redeem. $i>.~s;
total. SiS.S3.
Office of County Auditor Of lrnn"pin
County, Minnesota. 49, 10 Edith Watts:
You are hereby notified that. pursuant
to tax hlgm.nt-cntrred in the District
Court, County of Icnnrnin. Stat" Of Min
nrsotn, as above statcd-ihe land herein
above described. assessed in your name
was SOD for tax ms above stated, and
that the time allowed by law for rrdnmn-
ton from said sale. will expire sixty days
after service OF this notice has been made
ana the proof thereof. and OF the sh"rih'a
fees has been flied in this office In Ad,lt-
sion to tie amount above stated. as nrrcs-
snry to redeem from said SAFE. the cost of
;crvce ii tins notice must hr paid. tuHclh-
en- with such interest as MAY accrue non
and after tins date.
Witness my hand and official seal. AT Mn
nc.pol" in said County of IlenMrrin, this
,:lh day oI Juu@. 1897. c. j. MINOR.
,c. A i. ERICKSON. County Auditor
Deputy.
no. 4SiO. (Seal)
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMP-


In whose mare assessed. ]. Thompson;
description of land. Minnrhaha addition to
Minneapolis, Hennrr:n County. Mimi; lot
judgm mt. March q 1894: when sold May
assessed hy State August IT, 1895, for $l3.32
amount required I" redeem. $l6!S 1894 tax
paid as purchaser April l. 1896, $sS3: inter-
est, penalty and cost, Sl.23; total amount
required to redeem. $o.o6: 1891 tax paid as
purchaser March lG. 1887, $780, interest,
penalty and costs. u cents: total amount
Required To redeem. 1922; total, $%63l
Office of County Auditor. icnnepin Coun-
~, Minnesota. To j. Thompson. You are
hereby notified that, pursuant to tax jildS
n,"nt entered IN the District Court, County
of lcnn"pn. state of Minnesota rs above
Stntcd-thr land herein above described.
assessed in your name, was sold for tax
as ahov, stated and that the time allowed
by law for redemption from said sale. will
expire sixty days after service Of this no.
tice has been made and proof thereof and
of the sheriff" fees has been filed IN this
Office. In addition to the amount above
stated. as necessary to redeem from said
sale. the cost of service of this notice
must be paid together with such interest
may accrue from and after his date.
Witness my hand and official seal, ut Nil
ncapolis. in said county of lcnnrpin,
this 18th day OF June 1897. e. j. MINOR,
County Auditor
Per ~. L. ERICKSON,
Deputy.
No $3.50 tSeal)
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PROBATE, NOTICE

State of Minnesota. County OF lIcnnepin.-
Probate Court.
In the matter Of tln estate Of Charley Colin
deceased.
On reading end filing he petition Of Emma
+. Cola. OF minneapolis. tieunekin county
MtnI e-O,a. REPRESENTING that Charley 81 DIN
has lately ult! inirstHtr Il reside nj and in
haottant OF thcto .lnty ut llrnarrin an! STAT,
OF Minnesota leaving S.ous. ciIuitel> "nucS
tut. within thtSt Count! and bray ns tina, ud.
miniStratiun of hi state To to Fred e. Er,r.
son s:antcd:
II ordered. that said petition be herr! Mt
gen, IA t''m fthis Court. to ur held -, Ia.
said County. On Monday, the ~ t!avU. Au-u,t
-. hi 80 clock III t"" 10 rnruu: :,nu I ut
motto. OF sucn hr:.:in: II" s,.v, " ioait persons
interested Icy purltsh ny this ord l. at l,,:;.,
once each week rui Il l,r. SUE, >sivr w.r>S
~ iur 10 sa" haN 81 i'a,ih.. iu The iIi,i.
Standard. Il newspaper printed an. published
in sHid County:
iut2dmI Minneapolis this 18th day OF Jun,
ls.,.
BY the Court: i. q. HARVEY
Judge OF Probate
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NOTICE. OF I:Ni'IPATiON OF REDEMP-
In whose nam" assessed. Edith Watts;
description of land. cole and Weeks Ad-
dition to Minneapolis Ii, nncpn County,
Mimi, lot :. block !; year lax levied, 1882;
date of Judgment March 81 1884: when
sold. May 5. 1884: ;tmnun, sold for to STATE,
$9.G2: assessed by State Jan. IL 1850, for
$39iS; interest; penalty and cost, $ll45:
total amount required to redeem. s5O.94
total. x0.9i.
Office of County Auditor. Hcnnepin
County. Minnesota. To Edith Watts: You
are hereby notified that, pursuant
to tax judgmcnt-entcrcl in the
District Court, County of Hcnncpn,
state of Minnesota, as above Staltl--thc
land herein above described, assessed in
your name. was sold for taxes as above
stated. and that the time allowed by law
for redemption from said sale will expire
sixty days after service of this notice
has been made and proof thereof, and
of the sherins fees, has been filed in this
office. In addition to the amount above
stated. as necessary to redeem from said
sale, the cost of service of this notice
must be paid. together with snch interest
as may accrue from and after this date
Witness my hand and official seal at
Minneapolis. in SAID County of licnncpin,
this 18th day of June, 1891.
Z. J. MINOR,
County Auditor.
Per ~. +. ERICKSON,
Deputy. lScal)
No. iSi9.
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NOTICE; OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMP-
rION

IN whose name assessed. X. +. ptttigrew;
description OF land. cole and Weeks Adui-
ton to Minneapolis. llennrpin County.
Mimi: lot .: block i: year tax levied, lSe2;
date "f Judgment. March 81. 1894: when sold,
May $. 1884: amount sold for2to State $3.50;
assessed Gy State Ian. 10. 1895. tors 1913 81 !:
interest, penalty and costs. $9.73 total
amount iruu rcd to redeem $780, total
$3.50
Office of County Auditor. Hcnnepsn
County, Minnesota. TO K. T.. pc.tigrew:
\ou are hereby notified that pursLun. to
iaN iudSmrnt-.tilri,u in the Dist rirt- 4',,,lrl
County of llrnnen II, State of Minnesota
as above stated-thc land herein above de-
Scrihtd assessed in your name was sold
for tax as above stated. and that the time
allowed h! law Tor redemption from said
sale. will expire sixty days after service
OF this notice has been made and proof
thereof. and of the shcrin's fees has been
filed in ibis office. In addition to the
amount above stated. rs necessary to TO-
deem from 81 Il sale. the cos, of srrvic. OF
this notice must I've paid. together with such
interest as may accrue from and after this
date.
Witness my band and official seal, at
Minneapolis. in said county Ut trcnnepin
this 18th day of June 1897.
{. j. MINOR.
Ter ~. T. EXC 'NSoN, County Auditor:
Deputy.
NJ" a>l'. tScal)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-12
THECITYOF PETERSBURG
rur CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
ELECTS OFFiCEEs.
natl, NJ n WeII-Known Lsdy-Heavy
Rains and Accident by lightning
Registration Day.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 11.-Special.-
The annual meeting Of the Petersburg
Chamber Of Commerce was held this af-
ternoon, when the following officers were
elected: President. Bartlett Roper; Vice
President, Simon Seward and General
Stith Boiling; Secretary and Treasurer,
Richard ID. Gillian A board OF governors
was also elected. Mr.. Richard d. Gillian,
the secretary and treasurer. submitted his
report. which showed a balance in the
treasury OF 1898.
MRS. SIMPSONS DEATH.
Mrs. Jane T. Simpson, widow OF the
late William S. Simpson. Of this city, died
at her residence this afternoon after
protracted Illness. In her seVenty-nl,h
year. Deceased was daughter of the late
Mr.. A. S. Lochhead who for many years
was a prominnt citizen of Petersburg. she
was one Of the original members OF inc
Ladies' Memorial Association. and ior
many years its president. ON the "s'
day OF May. 1893. Mr. and Mrs. simpson
celebrated their golden wedding. che
leaves surviving her three children-Miss
Mary l.. Simpson. Of this city: Mrs. Frank
y. Nichols. OF Richmond and Mr.. ;. H.
Simpson. OF Charleston. S. &. she was
the aunt OF Mr.. Frank r. Simpson ana
-
Mr. Robert l.. Simpson. OF Birmingham,
Ala.
HEAVY STORMS.
Petersburg was visited to-day by four
different thunder-storms. and the RAIN
was very heavy. The rain appears 10
have been general I'm the neighborlnr
counties where IL was badly needed. VI
was particularly heavy mt Stony Creek
Sussex county. During a storm this NJ
terroon man was at work on the Ihrh
OF Mr. T. Steere, I'm Dnwiddie county.
when the lightning struck n pole ne neld
in his hand. Near the man was his morse;
Both were knbcked down nv the "iertric
current but neither was seriously injured
SHELLS.
The Petersburg Iron Works Company
has completed the contract for furnish
ing the United States Government with
200 she'll
The company has been at work on TINS
contract for the past four or FIVE months.
The new Disciples church. on Sycamore
street. is approaching completion. IL
is near Central park.
Mr.. Philip f. Brown and Mrs. Brown
left here this morning for the Blue Ridge
Springs from Ocala, Fla, where they
spent the winter.
Mr.. Brown is the proprietor of these
springs. and goes there TO prepare for
their opening for the summer season.
The suit OF w. T. Crawford against Il.
A. Harrison and Meyer Seal, jointly, Tor
$4,000 damages. Tor SANDER was set by
Judge J. NJ Mullen this morning for
trial I'm his court on Monday, May 1Itf.
Rev. A. j. Bristow. pastor Of the Sec
ond Baptist church in this city, VIII 20
TO Dinwidde Courthouse on Sunday next
for the purpose OF organizing a Baptist
church there.
Rev. ]. " Pitcher. D. D.. Of this city,
will leave tonight for Burkeville. Va,
whittier he goes to marry Miss Claudia
Bradshaw Of Rurkcville, and Mr.. w. w.
Couch of Lynchburg.