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Resigned.


Mr. Robert Grain, formerly cf Harris Lot,
and well known among the people Of this
county, has resigned the position as a en-
Der of the board Of Election Supervisors Of
Baltimore CITY His resignation took effect
on Tuesday last. The democratic executive
committee of that city will be called upon to
furnish the Governor with four names, from
which Mr.. Grains successor will be chosen
for the unexpired term which will be until
May /. Mr. Grain said the reason he wished
to resign at this time was because he thought
Mr.. Charles H Carter who has been appointed
for the full term after Msy l, should take part
in the work Of fearranging the ward lines Of
the city which is now under way. He thought
this due Mr.. Carter since his official duties
must deal with the new ward plan
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Wonders Never Cease.

No one need suffer the fortunes Of
rheumatism, bcca,sc that modern lini-
ment. salvation Oil, positively cures II.
81 was great sufferer from seiatic
rheumatism, and tic best Of doctors
attended me without relief. ! com
menced using salvation Oil, and two
bottles helped me wonderfully. Il
certainly has worked wonders whine
Mrs. E. J. Phelps, Box %, Enfield,
Conn., Salvation Oil is for sale BY all
dealers for Is cts. Take no substitute.
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transfers Of property.

BILLS of Sale From Richard ]. Burrongh
10 G. ]. Chappelear, $50 80.
Deeds--From Robert R. White and al :
-. : &s-z..ss-azsss2 Z: ~
Harry J. Daley, for interest in one house anu
lot. IS; Joseph s. Estep to Frances r
Sweeney, for interest in the estate OF Gather
inc P. Adams, S425; Sylvester Thomas 10
Patrack Ford for land in in the Ninth Elec-
ton District, $500; Virginia L. aillar and
al to Herman wilhelms, for winters Pos
session. farm, $3.50; Samuel Lee and al to
William Butler, for part o. EQUALITY HIP
farm, $3.50; William Batter 10 Jenie Butler,
so acres ofland, 81.
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Unequaled Prices For Equal Grade
Lumber.

ANY one contemplating building-or those
desiring only a small quantity OF hummer o. n
any description whatsoever-shouia not iaii
to get our estimate before ordering. LOWS
price quotations-quick deliveFies--weii-sea-
soned lumber
THOS. W. SMITH, LIST and Ind ave fhons
All. Mil and Wharves. loot 4tn st. >. e
Phone 55l.
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IN MEMORIAM.

4
Died on the. 2nnd Of February at I 20 A. NJ.
HI Bis residence, near Issue, Mr.. James G.
HAYDEN in the 5sth year Of his age. Thus
has winged lis fight to better and brighter
world the pure soul Of noble and christian
man.
The writer of this humble tribute of respect
to the,memory Of the lamented deceased knew
him we'll for many years, and truly can be
saw be never knew more honest and correct
man. He was loAing and affectionate hus-
band, kind and indnlgsnt father, and a
steadfast and sincere friend. He leaves a
widow, four daughters and two sons to mourn
this irreparable loss. To those ] would say
weep not, but dry those tears and rest assured
he for whom you weep is now happy in the
holy presence Of God and though be can not
return, yet II we follow his good example, we
shall meet him 10 heaven where sorrow is IN
known and parting il no more. He died in
full communion Of the Catholic church, Of
which be bad been a consistent member all hii
fife.
Requiescat in pace.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-03-04

C.can Blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Catlar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blaekheads
and that siekly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed. Toe. 25e. SOC.
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BuckIen,s Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALyE in the world for Cats,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, end positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
an,eed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box. For sal,
hy La Plata Drug Store.
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Dunlt Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Lie Away
II you want TO quit tobacco using easily
and forever. benade well, strong, r1agnetic,
full Of new life aud vigor, take No-To-Bac,
the wonder-worl1er, that ma zes weak men
strong Many gain ten mounds in ten days.
Over 400, 600 cured. Buy No-To-Bae of your
druggist, under guarantee TO cure, SOC q
81 10 Booklet and sample r;a'ies. tree. Ad.
Steeling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York
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Every day strengthens the belief Of emil
nent physicians that impure blood is the
cause of the majority Of our diseases;
Twenty-Five years ago this theory was USED
as basis for the formula Of Browns iron
Bitters. The many apl e, cures edsess "
enfficient 10 prove that the theory IS correct.
Browns Iron Bitters Is sold b. all dealers.
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Religious Notice.

Divine service, God willing, with Holy
Communion in Christ Church, Port Tobacco
on Sunday next, March 9Th at eleven
O'Clock, A. NJ.
J.E. POINDEXTER, Rector.
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Marriage licenses were issued during the
week to the following
Philip Wells and Ida Lyles; ]. II. Butler
and Jnlianna jackson, colored
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Who goes to the club while her husband
tends the baby, as well as the good old-iash-
Toned woman sho looks after her home, will
both at times get run down in health They
will be troubled with loss of appetite, head
aches, sleeplessness. fain,ing or dizzy spells.
The most wonderful remedy for these women
is Electric Bitters. Thousand Of sufferers
from Lame Back and Weak Kidneys rise up
and call it blessed. 1t is the medicine for
women. Female complaints and Nervous
troubles of all kinds are soon relieved by the
use Of Electric Bitiers. Delicate women
should keep this remedy on hand to build up
the system. Only soc. per bottle. For sale
BY La Plata Drug Store
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Leave was granted Mr.. walbsca IN 'ne
.sHouse,' on Monday to introduce Dill CIV
ing discretionary powers to the Onsrles
county commissioners to pay to the STATE
Attorney Of this comfy, $500 for exua pro.
,essioual services rendered in the trial ana
conviction Of George Matthews. Referred %
the delegation from this county ana mr.
Underwood, of Prince Georges county
Iook AT our new ad in another colsmn-
snsc;al Sale next Tuesday and Saturday -
Cod ssh slc ID, new lot Of molasses in Al
lac . gallon, hominy lsc pint, white fish &c
n star soau Sc bar, oleine soap &c bar, wash
To- hlue &c bottle, boys suits sizes . 70 II
onlv eee boys knee pants lsc pair, LADIES'
sne shoes must 60 roc pair, sizes q 70 .
bleaebed cotton worth loo I'd our price ese
Ii L. Edlavitsh, The Bargain Merchant.
Alta meeting of the Dir OF the Prime
George County Fair A. ion on Monds'
the following gentsue i appointed % !, :
! Arrapolis and ure AZ ''iii before IN
t Y !. repar De selling Of pools i
the ssase sslsiis aos apply to the Fair Assc
Ass(tion during their annual meeting at UpPe
4 ,rlboro; President F. s. Hill W. c. Brooke
Grace Crosier, j. s; Wilson, ]. B Bell
p castle, P. W. Chew, Adrian Posey
3C. u. Coffin and (. g. Perkins.
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= -Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
AN advertisements due and payable after the
frst insertion.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
& will be Inserted at ten cents per line.
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On February 18th. 1898 at the residence 81
her son-in law, W X Herbert, CATHERINE
D. BuRCH, aged &c. May she rest 10 peace
st. MAry's Enterprise.
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Died at her home in Rock Point on Wed
nesday OF last week. LAURA v. NORRIS.
wife of George B. Norris in the thirtieih rear
Of her age, after brief illness. Mrs. Norris
was Miss Brown of ST. nary's county. A
husband ead several children survive the de-
ceased Her remains were taken to ST. Mary =
on friday for burial.
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Friday, March 4, -. 1895
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

March came in like a lamo. Il
Mr. E. S. Gardiner left during the week fqT
visit to Baltimore |
Mr. Otis smoot is aiiing at bis home,
HughesvilIe, with chills. |
Mr.. John R Perryis two younges, cniuren
are reported to De very i'll,
Miss Jessie Ferguson, Mcoouchie, is visit
ing relatives in Washington.
Miss NolI;e Hamilton, is a guest Of Miss
sm;e ntoos PORT Tobacco.
The Rel Alton Farmers Club held their re-
r.lsr maat;nv ON wednesday.
p.so.. +. pit. Maid a shor,
visit to Baltimore during the week.
M. T;,l;o n;ess vas quest Of her cousin,
,,s. - NJ an,;no tho week
". u.,,;a,,. Marlin salem il the guest
.sw.. =. po;,sav,s, ms ,ow..
80, OF. Pecan
49, "a vis;,,rr rs,a,iyss il Baltimore.
..,u...a homo from
MSS Der'nA " Aus nas .e'r' ~ -
..,...s.o,,.,. ,,,,,n.m man, which will
A.'eA1 .1 o. s'.Ds'.ss -, Thnrsdav
DC gwen ~ ? ''A''"
Farmers who have not got'en 'ne't '0'"eoo
''1' ~ ~ 80
Nc and Mrs. Bruce lippeu, SsSo ,,,.
more Sssesa from a VISIT 2 l5lSds IN p'
a
s,.;.,no II Pa,t;mors ,sta Ssrs =
a.
..,, rsv--,..a J.
49, = 4''su' ~ N s'A u.'', = =
Msaar
80. o.r
$50. II. !. ~
,s.,ss ~ ''' y '' - " a'
eslS oe''1's,'ons's ~"' e - ~
- 49, s'A ''-~e "aA''''7 y
psFe
A'ss Alma LLOYD, Wayside' spent several
aa7a Ai'u ','enus 'n 'nis nslsnOOrnooo uu'-
r. ~ s"
Ar. Joe Wilmer. of Annapolis, spent Sun
day with his brother, Mr.. Pere Wilmer, near
Amen ffesn'
NJ Charles Murphy, Port Tobacco station
y under the treatment Of Dr.. 7. s. Owen
for diphtheria-
Niss Katie Hawkins. near this Town, is the
guest Of her aunt Mrs. P. W. Robertson,
Nashlngton city.
MI. G. Pilkerton returned to his home,
Dentssille, on Wednesday from visit to
friends in Baltimore.
s'iss Edith Matthews, bunker Hill, sss
Issuined nome nom VISIT TO ner sister, mrs.
n'D' ? onaPinan'
NJ. Joseph ]. Darg, BrYantown, contsm-
p'a'es taxing the olyh service examination
Y W near lu'u1e
Miss Ruth Mitchell, Hanson HilI.n who
hss been a guest of Miss Edith Matthews
Bunker HIP has returned home.
MIS-. r. N. Farran. Bel Alta, IA. h....
ing At her home for the past six west. la .
sessre attack of the rheumatism
III wsbh so..h.-,..a u
- mil ~ -
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COLLECTORS SALE.

TlY virtue ofauthority vested in me as Col
ID leetor Of Taxes for the Sid Collection Dis
iTicI Of Charles county, will sell at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash at the
Court House door at La Plata on
TUESDAY, March s, 1898.
between the hours Of 10 and P. NJ, the fol-
lowing property or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary to satisfy State and county taxes
due for the year 1896, to wit:
A tract Of land located in The Seventh
Election District of Charles County, name un-
known, assessed in the name Of Mrs Margaret
Lowe
Due ior County Tax for lsss...............$2 os
Due Tor State Tax for 1895 3e
Interest from Jan lst, 1897.
The above property, will be sold by the
collector, asau,horized by Article 81. Section
IS nfthe Code Of Public General Laws, en-
titled Revenue and Taxes, subtitle the sale
BY collectors, and the proceeds will be applied
to the payment Of the taxes for the above
years, with the interest and all costs thai
may accrue under this sale
S. HENRY cox.
Feb. ll-dt Collector
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TERMS Cash.
The above described Eotel property will be
50 a lear of all liens, but subject to the Wild
ow's dover.
The above described lot, piece, part or par
eel of land, called Cherry Lane, will be
sold subject to a mortgage Of $500, with IN
terest from the I4th day of December, 1887,
and the Widows dover.
ADRIAN POSEY,
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Mr.. W. T. Maurice has purchased the tin
outfit Of Mr.. B. L. wbselsr at Port Tobacco
and will engage in the business Of tinnIng and
roofing IN eonnectloas with his painting
business.
The patrons Of the La Plata public school
fcoioredl have collected sufficient contri-
buttons TO compensate their teacher, Miss
Jennie P. Swami for her services during the
month Of March.
Mr.. Malcolm Berry has purchased from Mr..
Julian Norris, a threshing machine and engine
and intends to use the latter except during
threshing seasons in Mrs. A. 9 Chapman s
water mill, Normandy"
We have 10 this Office a sample Of Nr
Malcolm Berry's crop Of tobacco which we
wager is hard to be beaten anywhere in the
county. Mr.. Berry understands the business
and bis crops show the results Of proper al
tention.
Senator wilkerson is the author Of bill
recurring tue Oitth VI tuo 0hNeAs $500 =
81 Mary's county to make out indiees Of the
records 10 the clerks Office Referred to the
Senators from St. Mary's, Charles and Prince
Georges county.
Mr.. ]. G. Bunting, who rendered bis resig
nation as teacher Of the Pomonkey school U
the Board Of School Commissioners on tn'
ll5th Of February last has since Withdrawn
the same and will continue teaching for thu
rest Of the term.
Mr.. Robert c. Eiehberg member Of tn
well known firm Isaac Eichberg and Sons, 0
Alexandria, Va, is making his regular tou
through the county and we understand hel
doing good business in soliciting orders 10
dry goods and notions.
DR.. Henry Starke, of Baltimore, called o.
Captsin H. Il. Boswell at the Adj. General
office last week aud made application Tor gun
for the Maryland Knights, newly organize
company in Baltimore, and have offered tne'
Services 10 the government 10 the event Of va
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Mr. ]. Frank Parran of Calvert county, wss
" ounded by 70 calibre pistol saii ~ h's ho''e
la, week A cartridge bad been swept into
The FIRE place aud afterwards hre was s'a.'-
"a and while Mr.. Pa.ran was dressing the
cartridge exploded, the ball striking nlm On
the left breast from which blood flowed Freely
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containing
It's AeRss, MORE OR LESS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14

with Miss Humphreys. Mr.. Nottingham
with Miss Hanckel. Mr.. Lyman with
Miss Taylor, Mr. venable with Miss
Hammond F. 3. Garrett with Miss
Margaret Bryan. Mr.. Faulkner With
Miss Patsy Bryan Mr.. w. w. Mallory
with Miss Nelson. Mr.. Eugene Davis
with Miss Helen McInure, Mr.. 5. w
Venabe with Miss Katherine Mclntire,
Mr.. Rogers with Miss Byrd, Mr.. Barfield
with Miss Baker. Mr.. Foster with Miss
Jones. Mr.. McCue with Miss futile. Mr..
Doug Mccormick with Miss Bridges,
Mr.. Tunstall with Miss Evelyn Gordon.
Mr.. Clay with Miss L. Logan, Mr.. Par
IRISH with Miss Annie Lee Mr.. Faulkner
with Miss Haines, Mr.. Blair with Miss
Watkins. Mr.. sixties with Miss Rosser,
Mr.. Bowdoin with Miss Tucker.
Stags-Messrs. VIM. Wertenbaker.
Massle. r. NJ. Woods. Nelson, j. Hugh
Henry. Asserson. Garland Pearce.
Bruce, Morgan. NJ. 5. Watts, Murray Nc
CURE. John Thornton. w. H. l.. White.
j. p. Page Frazer. {. f. Taylor. r. G..
Buckford DR. Larkn w Glazebrook Dr.
Robert +. Mason. Messrs Joe Turner.
G.. NJ. Buck John May n. s. Bowe. X.
II. Minor. G. NJ. Abbot. Smeltzer Kemp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14

- ,. hef,,, dime for all times. that
- doclsration was not born 10 die'
~ ssw the rise. out OF the smoke and an
- r-raedon's battle OF a republic or re-
nublics permanent and strong, periha-
nent because built upon everiastlIls
principles. strong because us colnei
stone Is equality. justice liberty anu ~
truth breathes through every nv -.
tho declaration. There is no greater
shame for the scholar than 70 be lsno-
ant ~ II the first lesson the teacher
reaches nj, pupil is drawn from IL. II
a.. enc ~ the few renowned documents Oh
a. Mind Greater than all others Greater
than that Of I,ycurgus or that or Soloh'
greater than that the BRUSH DaronS
wrested from the English LORDS AT Nuuy
mede. Greater than them an greater
than all before It. greater than any 'ha9
will come after IT, ,-.s,,,,.
~ Virefnia's University. Of Virginia
statute for religious liberty and or the
docIaration Of independence would nave
immortalized him beyond any man let
he didn't terminate his services thete
,rbe pcople OF this country owe him sun
more for the lesson he taught thehi III
administering the government
JEFFERSON a FAILURE.
T have heard a man say that JEFFERSON :
lie WAS n AalluAR III 'it~
was anxious TO know just now
found that his life was a failure because
he died in debt so he did. lie dled
I'm debt and honest. while other men
lived I'm afIiuence on money that they
bod stolen. They create a new stand
ard by which 20 Judge men. III we arc
10 iudee men by this standard, we may
be sure that our pages of history VIII ue
robbed OF all their bright marks.
bandit will appear and will chisel OH the
inscription on Jefferson's tomb, tracins
i'm its stead the words, he died IN deol.
Prentiss OF my native State, Mississippi
dicd insolvent Houston. OF my present
STATE. Texas. could not make fortune.
Strike from the pages, the history or MS
Glorious life and teach your children only
10 remember that Houston was iall-
IRE because he could not make money.
II is an execration OF great names ~
couple them with the common question
Of getting rich. Yet that is all. that mas
ever been said TO Jeffersons dlscredIl'
While men who make money are 1or-
gotten or despised. Jefterson's grave VIII VII
be a mecca. for graves Ike his are Pill
erm's shrine.
TMPERISHABLE MEMORY.
His memory will live as long as me
sour OF that Blue mountain iitts It's heau
~ ,he blue skies I'm cOmmemoration OF
hts deeds and virtues. He will be re-
membered when free government Is sun
n tradition. but men are still vtrtuous
enough TO respect the wise the honest
and the good Ladies and gentlemen
he needs no eulogy from you or from me.
No pyrsmids can set off his memory but
the eternal substance OF his greatness
with which I leave him TO you.
The applause following Mr.. Bailey
close was loud and prolonged and the
young Texan bowed his acknowledgment
repeatedly and cordially received those
~ the crowd who remained 10 speak with
him. The Joint celebration Of the two
literary societies occurs tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
NEW PENINSULAR COMPANY.
A Good start Made for Volunteers
From " illiamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June l3-Spec-
ial.-Messrs. T.. l.. Geady w. w. Ware
and w. c. Johnston are organizing a mil
itary company In this city. A good start
has been made. and they hope 10 have
the organization complete In a Few
weeks.
Williamsburg had a representative In
the battle OF Manila In the person or
Lieutenant Walker Joynes. lie was horn
In this city and is relation OF the Hon.
John L. Mercer, mayor OF WILLIAMSBURG
Joynes was I'm command of one OF the
gunboats in Dewey's famous feet.
A large green house is TO be built on
the premises OF Miss Marie Marshall, the
wealthy New York lady who resides
here. Contractor Reddy. OF Richmond.
has secured the work.
Mr. J. r. Kernochan. OF New York, has
offered 10 place the necessary machinery
I'm the Eastern state Hospital for sup
plying the institution and that OF Miss
MarshslIs. with pure drinking water from
the driven we'll on the latter's property.
The matter has been referred 10 the
Hospital Board.
Captain Henry A. Wise. a son ~ Hon.
John s. Wise. is here to-day looking for
recruits for the military company he Is
forming.
Mr. II. d. Cole. who met with fear
full accident few weeks ago. Is suffering
intensely from the wound on his leg.
County Court convened this morning.
Judge sydney Smith presiding. There
were no cases OF Importance on the
docket. and the attendance was smaller
than usual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14

no mart IN the election and expressed
his desire 10 remain in the he'd. although
he received a very handsome vote, he
was not elected, and the only onlce ne
ever had OF any sort was that OF city
Attorney for the city OF Lynchburs,
which he held for fourteen years.
While he did not seek ONCE. he still
took deep interest In public anairs, and
was a very earnest member OF the Dem
ocratic party. not always approving OF
its action, but always staining by It's
standard. even when he thought II was
unwise in it's course.
HIS FAMILY
Mr.. Kean was married in 1879 to Jane,
the daughter OF Colonel Thomas Jener-
son Randolph. OF Albemarle, with whom
he lived happily for eight years, when
she died. leaving four children to mourn
her. Afterwards be was married to Miss
Addie Prescott. OF louisiana VINO, with
four children survives him.
He was a member OF ST. FauIs Epls'
copal Church. I'm this city, and for many
wears vestrvman. was also member
Of the Standing Committee OF the Do
cese. discharging his duty as fully In
these relations as he did IN all others
whether domestic social or OF business.
Ills funeral will take place az cloc'
tomorrow afternoon in Lynchbure
and will probably be attended by many
members OF the Richmond Bar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-14
BORNE TO THE TOMB.
Funeral of Miss Nellie Rogers from 81.
Paul's Church.

The funeral Of Miss Nellie McCance
Rogers took place at o'clock yesterday
afternoon fro 81. Pauls church. The
galleries and body of the building were
ylled with friends, whose grief was pc
culiarly keen. The number Of young giIls
and of gentlemen present was remarked
upon as a conclusive tribute 10 those
graces of person, and character which III
Miss Rogers so won and held friends
The seats reserved were indicated by a
black ribbon. The clergymen in the
chancel were Rev. William Meade Clarke
rector of ST. James church, with which,
i'm her childhood Miss Rogers was ident-
fed; Rev Hartley Carmichael OF ST.
Pauls. in whose choir for many years
she was leading soprano, and Rev. J. \.
bowman. Of All Saints where. Tor the
past years, upon recurring sundays heT
exquisite voice as to be heard.
Mr.. Clarke met the funeral cortege
at the entrance TO the church. The
casket was totally concealed by flowers
and fully thirty superb wreaths or other
designs were carried by friends
The pall-bearers were Messrs. 5. ). +.
Patteson, Ormond Young, Patrick Jei-
fries Henry Cabell. A. b. Guigon, Mann
s Ouarles. Frederick Valentine, and X
A. Lancaster Jr.
The ritual was not deyiated from the
HYMNS sung being Lead. Kindly Light
"Thv VIII BE Done" and peace, Perfect
Peace" The interment was at Holly
wood