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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-31
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CHARLES II. TANEy. GENERAL MANAGER
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-31

EIGHTH PAGE.
Lamps-White, Handley & Foster.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-31

The Avalon will leave early this
morning for Pittsburg, on her second
attempt to get through to that city.
There were two feet ten inches OF
water on the marks at the wharf last
night.
The local packets had fair trips yes
terday morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-31

Stamps Of the denomination of two cents
and less accepted for AMOUNTS less than
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-31

SEVENTH PAGE.
MINER Sale--J. S. Rhodes & Co.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
LEE-JACKSON CANP ELECTS
OFFICERS.

The annual meeting of the .Lee-Jacl-
son Camp, Con 'ederate Veterans, was
held on last Saturday morning in The
Masonic Hal, at which tue 70 lowing
office for the On uing year were e'ec-
ted: Colonel w. Il Pea e, CO m
mander; Capt in j. p. Moo,e, first
lieutenant commander Ca. tain W, f.
Pierson, second lieutenan commander;
Veterans E, A, Moore. tai d lieutenant
commander; w. G, Stuart adjutant ;
Is. H. Gorrell, sergeant; Rev. II. j.
McBryde, chaplain; A. A. Wsdd II,
quartermas .er; DR.. j. y. Wilson,
treasurer J. Scott Moore, ters cant
majol Wi liam Mitchell, v.dette; g.
b. Larnck, color go.nti j II. Bee'-
on, first color gu I'd; J, 4. Laird, sec
ond color guard.
c lionel Poague was elected repri-
sentative 10 meet in LynchburP, Jan.
20 h. with the Advisory Boa d, Grand
Camp, to consider the charges agains!
Grand Commando Stubs.
Professor Chapman Maupin, OF B,l /
more, commander of a camp in that
civ, who enlisted in the war when a
boy aud join d the famous old Rock
bridge Bat cry, was elected member
Of Iee-JaCd on Camp.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
SPOTTSWOOD GLEANINGS.

Spottswood, Vs., Jan. 7th, '9S.-
Mrs. SIS. Mccormick and mother, aho
have been visiting the Rev. S. w
Haddon and family, have returned to
their home in Winston. N G.
Mr.. w. ". Mcclure, ASSISTANT pro
lessor at the Valley High School spent
Saturday snd Sunday Fec. % AMI 90
with his sister, Mis-. Walt MCGOWAN
on Kerr's Creek.
Mss Sallie Rowan, is visiting rel l.
tives in Chase City, Va.
The Valley High School foot bal
team played their last game Of ball fol-
his sfa on, on the 10th of December
with New Providence team, ,esu ting
in score Of 6 to 6.
Mr.. Coz don Huston student al
Wa hington and Lee University. speni
Sunday Dec. 26, with the family If Mr..
Robert McNutt, near hear.
Mr. Sam. Robertson is very much
complaining. we are sorry to know.
Mr.. uni Airs Trlbbett gave the
young people party on the righ' OF
the 18th of December. 1t was a
pleasant evening fer tho far young
sex Of our community. We hope the
host and no tess may lave q happy
new year.
The Odd Fellows and citizens CAV G
an ent rtainment at Midway on The
night OF Dec. 23rl. Proceeds benefit
town hall, which is being built at that
place. A handsome sum was realized.
q
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
THE NEXT CONVENTION.

It will not be very long now until 1t
will be necessary to select place Tor
holding our next congressional
convention.
Asa matter Of fact, The Banner
would like to see Buchanan get it, but
we think there is no chance for US this
time, and our next selection is Lexlng-
con.
We think Rockbridge county is en-
tilted TO the honor, aud we know OF no
more delightful place for the delegates
to assemble than Lexington.
is convenient to all concerned,
and those who will be fortunate enough
to attend may expect q very pleasant
time in that historic town. We guar
antee the delegates and visitors will be
treated all right, for you c'n't find q
more hospitable people than the
people of Rockbridge unless you
come to Botetourt county.
II is quite important to hold the
convention early, SO as to give the
nominee time to prepare for the cam
paign. The convention sh ould not be
held later than the 18th CT June.
Let us hold an early convention,
and let us have it at Lexington. Ii
the Rockbridge p op'e will ask for it,
they will ge. it, for it belongs to that
comfy this tine.-Buchanan Banner.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
RECEPTION AT THE V. M. l.

The corps of cadets of the Virginia
Military Institute was given reception
in the jackson Memorial Hall Saturday
night from 7 to II o'clock by the ladies
of Lexington. The fourth class was
received from to S:15; the third class
from SIS to $50; and the first and
second classes from $3.50 to ii. Re
freshments consisting Of salads, sand
wiches, creams and cakes, prepared by
the ladies, we're served. That the re-
ception was heartily appreciated by the
bows in gray was evidenced by the rapid
disappearance of the tempting viands.
During ,he reception the Mandolin
Club rendered charming music.
At the conclusion of the reception the
V. M. 1. amateur band, under the man
agement of Cadet c. p. Nelson, and
composed of Cadets J. D. Taylor (bones)
A. G. Crum (toy bass drum, A. c. Raj.
eigh (violin), j. Harding (banjo), and
C. c. Schoen (tin kettle drum, rendered
several choice selections which were
vigorously applauded by their large
audience.
The committee of ladies who were
the promoters of this the most brilliant
social event in the history of the V. ~
l., were Mesdames Nichol, Semmes, Pen
dleton, Pratt, Poague, Shields, Tutwller
Estill, and Miss Letcher
Among those present were Misses
Allan, Ross, Brooke, Pratt, Preston
Gillock, Haskins, Myers, Leyburn
Campbell, McBryde, Shipp, Lee, Har-
mon, NcCrum, Irvine, Adair, Moore
Wilson, Smith, Houston, Anderson
Semmes, Barclay, Glasgow, Penick
Clarke, White, Colonel and Mrs. Price
slr. and Mrs. S. b. Walker, Col. Pen
dleton, Col. Semmes, Col. Ross, Hon
VIM. A. Anderson, w. 7. Shields, Esq
and all of the sub-professors of the
Institute.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12

in attendance at the trial the justice
may appoint a special constable to
administer such stripes. In no case
shall such stripes be administered in q
public manner.
"3. In no event shall more than
thirty stripes be administered to any
person on the same day; but should
any peri on be convicted Of more than
one offence OF petit larcensy and SELL
fenced to receive greater number Of
stripes, thirty of such striples may b.
administered on one day, and the
patty may be remanded in Jail until such
time as the court or justice may thiIl
proper, when the officer designated
shall administer other stripes. Such
commitment may be from time &c
time until al Of such stripes are ad'
ministered.
"a. All psrsonf sentenced to be pun.
ished with stripes bya police justice
or justice Of the peace under this sec.
tion shall have the right OF appeal and
trial by jury.
rs. All acts and parts Of acts in con.
fflict with this act are hereby repealed. u
DECLARES U. s. BONDS TO BE
PAYABLE IN SILVER
DOLLARS.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12

Senator Teller has introduced con-
current resolution declaring the bonds
of the United States to be payable il
silver dollars and asserting that etc
restore to their coinage such silver coins
as legal tender in payment OF SAID
bonds, principal and interest is not il
violation Of the public faith, nor il
del ogation OF the rights OF the public
creditor.
The resolution is in the language Of
The resolution introduced by Hon
Stanley Matthews, in the 55th Con
eress. and which passed both houses
Senator Teller's purpose is to secure
vote upon the resolutions which receiv-
ed an almost two-thirds majority whom
previously considered. The resolution
was referred to the Finance Committee,
but as majority Of she members Of
the committee are friendly to silver
Mr.. Teller anticipates that it will be
favorably reported,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
THE WHIPPING-POST.

Mr.. Winbourn, of Rockbridge,on be-
half OF q subcommittee presented Mr.
Murphy's modified whipping-post b'l
and asked that the committee report
the same favorably. Some little dis
cussion arose over the measure, Mr.
Reddy, of Richmond, taking the ground
that the bill should be passed by, il
order to give it more careful consid'
Grafton. He said he was opposed tC
he bill and the only State where such
a measure was in existence was in
Delaware, and there it was used chief
ly for political purposes.
Mr.. Murphy warmly spoke in favor
of The bi !, which, he 50 d, If it besamt
law would reduce the criminal ex-
penses in this State at least ons-half
Mr.. Campbell, Of Amherst, also
favored the bill, which. he said, was the
golden egg in the Legislature.
II was finally decided to report the
bill favorably, after the enacting clause
had been stricken out, so as to 60 into
effect by June LIST.
PROVISIONS OF THE BILL.
The bill as agreed upon last evening
reads as follows:
"A bill prescribing the manner in
which petit larceny shall be punished
II. Be it enacted by tho General
Assembly Of Virginia, that any person
convicted of petit larcency, may be
punished as now provided by law, or
in the discretion of the justice or jury
may be punished with stripes, not less
than five, nor more that thirty stripes,
to be administe, ed for any one offence
and in every case where any person
convicted Is ordered to be punished
with stripes, the court may, in Its dis
erection, order any portion of the stripes
to be given at the title, and require The
convict, on his own recognizance, to
appear before the court at some future
day TO receive the remainder OF said
stripes; provided, that this act shall not
apply to women or TO persons over
sixty years OF age.
q. All stripes imposed und.r the
preceding :sectioo shall be admins
tered by the sheriff OF the county, or
the sergeant Of the city, wherein the
conviction is had, or by any legal
quail fed deputy of either, or by any
constable, Auch officer to be designated
by the court or justice before whom
the case il tried. If no such officer be
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
OPENING OF w. & L. HALLS.

The balls of the literary societies OF
Washin gton and Lee University have
un lergone much neede improvements.
Saturday nj hit last they " ere opened
with i teresting ceremonies A joint
NEE ing of the two societies - Wash
ington and Graham-Lee-was held III
the Graham-Lee hall, pr sided over by
Mr.. A. W. Webb, president of the
Washington saci,ty. A speech OF
welcome was made by Mr. w. X. Nc
Chung, " hich WIS followed by address
rs by President W. L. Wilson, Pro-
lessor H. st. G.. Tucker, and DR.. James
Lewis Howe. Short speeches were
made by Student Anderson, Messrs
Nj. W. Paxton, Frank Glasgow, and
William A. Glasgow.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
MARRIED..

Mr.. Harry G Harris and Miss Lenna
L. Sprouse were married at o'clock
on Thursday evening last, January 9th,
1898, at the residence of Mrs. " airy j.
Ruley, on Shields Hill. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ID. A. Penick
in tue preserl e of few friends of The
cont'ac ing parties.
The bride is daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Sprouse, of Whistle
Greek.
MIR. Harris is valued employee OF
this Office, having been connected with
the GAZETTE for the past ten years.
The GAZETTE extends congratulations,
wishing for both long, prosperous,
and happy life.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
REASON DETHRONED.

Mr.. Paul, whose wife was so badly
burned some days ago, and who has
been constant watch night and day
at her bedside, became deranged Mon.
day night and injured his little girl by
striking her on the head. At4 O'Clock
Tuesday morning Policeman Jam es
Walker summoned number Of men
who, with great difficulty, arrested him
The unfortunate man is now confined
in the county jail.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. McCurdy,
of near Flumen, celebrated on Tuesday
the 11tb, the fftieth anniversary o.
their marriage. Quite la &c number
of the friends were present to rejo'ce
with the aged couple Mr.. McCurdy
brought his bride, who VAS Miss Mar ha
Jamison, 10 bis present home, and they
have lived there ever since. They h I've
three chill lren living; Fielding Nc
Curuy, of Marshall Solue county, Me-;
Mrs. JONES Hahn, of Roanoke, Va,
and james w. McCurdy, o. s IL Fran
else '. Cal.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12

taken ten bottles OF Ps-ru-na and l
weigh l61 pounds. I feel as If l could
do as much work O. any man on earth.
l had tried seven doctors; some OF them
as good as there were in the State.
But none Of them did me any good. AT
last I saw Pe-ru-na advertised. Then
] began taking it and it has cured me-
So recommended it to my neighbor
and it is doing the work for him. he
has gained four pounds from tho use
of three bottles"
Send to The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacs'
uring Company, Columbus, Ohio, tor
free book on catarrh. written by Dr.
Hartman.
Ask your druggist for free P0-ru'na
Almanac for 1898.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
: NOW IS THE TIME i:
TO BE ON THE
OUI WYE
Z XMAS PRESENTS.I
SUCH AS

SUCH AS
Napkins, full 40 inches, for u per dozen.
Eight dollar, Jackets reduced 70 %.
Seyen dollar Jackets reduced to %.
Other Wraps reduced In aAms proportion
Kid GlsyAs, u . pair. genuine importsdi
viii be 41.5Q
Beautitul mparted Stockings, a5e. . pair.
All linen hanatitched Handkerchief, u
tper dozen.
Afilinen, real One, hemmed Handkerchisfs.
81. 50 per dozen.
Buy papa or mama . real nice pair OF
GlovSs-Look ut our samples OF gloves In the
window.
The best present for mama lei good warm
Shawl.
Papa would like to have . new Hat, but
thinks he IL too poor. u,
Overgaiters arc very fashionable now. We
have them from csc. to $3.50.
Ladies' Wool Skirts, rs, so, 76 & nd 81.
Chenille Table Covers, IS, so, 70, $500,
$1.25, $3.50, and on to $3.50.
Lap Robss-whst nicer Xmas present than
thisi 81 to %.
Chenille and Dsmssk Curtains, q to %
Oyershoes and Gum Boots for the tots,
boys, girls and grown people.
Horse Blankes-remember the faithful
family horse in your presents
Beautiful and snug Eiderdown Jackets. "
90c. each.
Beautiful Rugs from 81 to IS esch.
Art Squares from a. so to &15 each.
Feather Boas from 75c to $3.50 each
Blankets from Scots. pair to %.
Bed Comforts from soc. to %. How are
these for Xmas presents'
Cravats galore.
White Countsrpanss. 80. 49, 81, >1.oo. "a.
o. 80 and %. The best; their weave are
Rsauins Nsrssillss.
Five gallon Oil Cans. with nice patent
pumps.
Hundreds Of Corssts, In oil sizes up to 50.
all prices from S5ctS. to $50. We control
for this market the famous Feather Boasd
Corssts. R&G. and all others sink inp
insisniffcsncs when compared with these. We
ALLOW YOU to wear them for one month and
then II not satisfactory you can return shsn
and get your money back.
Our Grocery Department 10 high grade n
all particulars. And this 10 being 50 fsliy
realised that we have been obliged to employ
for our regular porter an sid;ds'camp.
THOMAS 8. WHITE 4 SON.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
CONCERT AT THE BAPTIST
CHURCH.

The spacious lecture ROOM OF the
Lexington Baptist church was crowded
on Friday night last, the occasion be,
ing musical concert given by local
talent. The program was an exec lent
one and admirably rendered by the
following we'll known Lex ngton mu
siciane, Mrs. A. D. Estill, Miss Jonet
Allan, Miss Lois Gorrell, Mr.. G. Is
Capitc. Mr.. f. Fl. Anschuts, aud MIS-
Annie Virgin Walter, the gifted 70 ing
pianist Of Staunton. -,
The proceeds from tie concert will
be applied to purchas ng seats for the
lecture room.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
J. Med. ADALR.
OUR LEGISLATORS.

The following bills have deem intro
duced in the Legislature in the las
few days;
TO REDUCE EXPENSES.
Mr.. r. w. Winborne, of Rockbridge,
introduced five bi l., all tending to re-
duce the criminal expenses Ct the
State. These measures are as follows:
First, To provide for the payment OF
all fees i'll misdem. anrr cases by the
prosecutor or defendant. In cases
where the defendant is insolvent and
there is no prosecution, the county or
city shall pay half Of The lawful fees of
The officers.
Second, To amend the law in refer
ence TO the payment of Cost by prose-
cutors. so as to permit the justices not
only TO rerder judgment against pros
ecutor for cost as now provided, but in
case where the justice or court believes
that the prosecution wa malicious or
withou cause, to authorize the i'm
prisonment of prosecutor until costs
are pail.
Third, TO pr, vide for the payment Of
salaries of judges of county or corp ;ra-
ton courts by the State.
Fourth, To provide for tho payment
by tue State of salali,s 10 Common
wealth's at orneys.
Fifth, To provide for reducing pres =
,nt fees of jailors 10 five cents in each
case, as now provided by law, and to
provide where the number of prisoners
exceeds fifty, the allowance for sup
port per day shall be OIL ly fifteen cen s
per day.
TO INVESTIGATE INSTITUTIONS.
The committee provided for in Mr..
Withrow's resolution looking to the
investigation of the manner in which
money appropriated to the public in
stitutIons is spent met yesterday. This
committee consists of Senators Banks
dale, Tu' nbull and Withers, Delegates
Withrow, Thomas an Bauserman. Mr..
WithrOw was entitled to The chairman
ship under tie unwlitten Legislative
law, but he wanted Senator Barksdale
for chairman and had him elected. The
committee will proceed with its work
without delay.
BY Mr.. Le,cher (No. 1S4) to prevent
the unlawful use of telephone lines
and instruments and to protect them
rom injury AID pre- cribe a penalty
therefor.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
Save The Children.

When children are attacked with
cough, cold and Group, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup will prove quick and
sure cure. Mr.. Elmer E. Baker,
Blandon, Pa, writes: 1--WE have
used DR.. Bulls Cough SJlup for cough,
cold and Group, and found 1t the best
cough medicine and cure for these
affections. We never run out Of II,
but always keep It on hand" Or.
Bulls Cough Syrupjs sold everywhere
for Is cents. Insist on having It
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS,

Or ought to know, is tn It heath and
even life Itself depends II on the con-
dit'on OF the bloc !. Feeding, as il
does, all the organs of the body,it must
be rich and pu c in or Ter 10 give p OPP
er nour shment. Hoods STs p ri II
makes the blood pure, rch and nour sh
ing, and in tli, way strengthens the
nerves, creates an appe lie, tones the
stomach and builds up the health
Hov DIS Sarsaparilla wards off colds
pneumoi ia and fevcls, VIII ch are pre-
yalent at his me.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12

The Spottswood Telephone Com
pany, which runs between Lexington,
and S,aunton, ale adding many i'm
11ovements TO their line. They are
putting up third wire between Lex
lngton aud Staunton for commercial
business entirely, and arc utting IN a
ew switch beard at Raphine, Va. Be-
sides these they are running Tany
short lines to towns in the county.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
AN EARNEST EFFORT MADE TO
BRING ABOUT RETRENCH-
MENT AND REFORM.

Speaker Ryan cal ed he House of
Del g te o order at noon Friday last
and Roy, j. A. Spencer, of the Coward
III Az Tue Christian church, offered
prayer.
NJ. Withrow, of Bah off r. the
following j int resolut on which was
agreed to and n copy # which was in
troduced in the Sen te BY Mr.. Barhs-
dale, f Hal fax.
"Resolyel by the Ito Sc of D'l =
gates, the Senate concurripg, Tat a
joint committee composed of three
members OF the House and two from
the Senate, none of whom shall be
chosen from q constituency having q
public institution be appointed, whose
duty it shall be to ascertain and report
at the earliest practicable moment, o
list OF officials who draw salaries or
emoluments, directly OF indirectly from
the State OF Virginia with the salaries,
emoluments or perquisites paid to each,
with the hours OF LABOR performed by
zach, and to that end are empowered
to call on any officer Of the State for a
report or reports as to his own salary
or fees and for any information he may
have as to hers, which reports shall
be verifd by affidavit,
.And the committee shall call upon
the executive head of ever institu ion
ia the State which receives any appro-
priation from the State for list OF
every person drawing a salary therein,
together with the amount Of the saary
paid same and the duties OF the office,
and tho number Of hours per day ret
ually employed, stating what perquis-
ites, if any are attached, and il said re-
port is not received from said execu-
live head within one week after the
same is demanded, it shall be reported
back to the House and Senate for such
action al may be necessary.
WITNESSES SHALL ATTEND.
"And said committee shall be empOw'
cred 10 enforce the attendance OF wit
nesses and the production Of books and
documents as may be deemed neces-
sary, and with their report shall return
a bill embodying such equalization
and reductions as from The facts they
may deem just and fair, due regard
being had to the work required, the
hours of labor, The increased purchas-
ing power of money, and general de-
preston and especially of the agricul'
tural interests from which the taxes
mainly come, and The danger which
overshadows the treasury and the
States credit.
at being recognized that the only
way to carry out pledges of retrench-
ment and reform to the Taxpayer is tt
embody them in q general bill OF such
equality and fairness that no class OF
classes Ct ofice-holders shall fight thu
reform by claiming invidious discrimi
nation, but that all will bow with pat
riotism to this necessary movement il
The direction of the overburdened tax
payers relief
"And to have the committees bill
free from even the suspicion of favorit
ism or undue influence, the committee
after arriving at the facts, shall pre-,
pare the bill in executive session and
give no intima'ion of It's contents unit
report be made accompanied by al
papers and reports upon which said
bill is based"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
A SUPPOSED MAD DOG.

A dog supposed to be mad, created
a great deal of excitement on the streets
Monday night. The dog bit a colored
man named Ben Smith and q colored
girl by the name of Rennick. A large
number of colored men pursued the
dog but it made its escape.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-01-12
COMMUNION SERVICES.

Communion services were held at
the Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing. Sixty-fonr persons connected
themselves with the chuch on professor
Of faith and five by certificates from
other churches.