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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
RHEUMATISM

f, atural rocks could not be rented out AT
n an acre. which would secure $l@.W" as
- venue from 10000 acres. lie was Will
in, TO rent out anything at fair propI
"A r. Stubs said the people OF Virginia
shss Id not kill the goose that laid the
gold N eggs.
..yy eve got the goose" said Mr.. Gwynn,
"buf we have not the egg
Wa NTS THEIR COOPERATION.
Mr. George g. Bland NJ King ana
Queen. also took the ground that big
revenue could be collected from the oys-
tor tndn stry If the machinery which pro-
tcctcd Il was properly set in motion. He
invited ne committee TO gather al the
facts fro N the Auditors office and he
would the ask the representatives, from
the noun tain districts 20 assist in the
framing o. a proper bill.
Mr. s. w. Matthews. of Accomac.
thought Il Egould be a good thing 10 have
q lecture del iyered TO the General Assem-
bly, on the propagation OF the oyster.
The people had an idea that all the land
could be used FOR the planting Of oysters,
but this was q great mistake lie then
described the many Disadvantages that
are 10 be cou'ended with in Tho oyster
industry. Then was nobody who could
ten anything about the oysters. II was
rerfed ont the people would come along
with steam Gi-<se and take ND all the
oysters and the next yer nothing would
be loft The stealing Of oysters could not
be prevented
Dr Smith. Of NORTHAMPTON. gave some
Of his own experience in the planting Of
oysters and the unreliability OF revenue
evom that source. He owned a farm
VIA about rile water front He had
planted ovst IS for fifteen years, but for
the past six years ne had not planted
any oysters and had given his grounds
away to neighbors under the condition
that they pay taxes on the land.
Mr.. Matthews pointed out that the
marsh lands i'm that section would not be
worth five cents an acre if il was not for
the oysters. and the land was worth from
$50 10 800 an acre. and it was assessed
high. too.
This ended the discussion on the bill
before the committee and. AT the sugges-
ton Of Mr.. Craig. Mr. Stubs moved to
pass by the bill. This was agreed TO- and
II was decided that the committee should
meet again on Wednesday evening at S
| o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
THJETES ~ BOyDTON.
Ex-Congressman Il. r. 1horp Confident oil
Winning His seat.

ROYDTON. VA Jan l0.-Speclal -
ROglcs broke large window In the
hardware store Of q. ID. Park last nisnt
and stole several articles. among them
two line pistols and four watches.
Saturday night while DR.. f. 7. Hamil j.
ton was paying a call I'm town. some one
stole "A fine shotgun and the cushion
from his buggy.
Ex-Congressman II. r. Thorp left here
Thursday for Washington where he goes
TO attend upon the trial of his contested
election case for the seat In the House.
now occupied by Hon. sydney =. Epes.
Mr. Thorp is quite confident 81 his sue
cess. lie was detained here last week
oy the trial Of John Rogers. being coun-
sci for him.
The negro man Jiggetts. who was so
desperately shot by R0bt. Sturdivant on
the SOuthside Of Roanoke river. about ten
days since. IS thought % be recovering.
4 large quantity OF cotton Is sold in
this market as well as tobacco. A Gin
IS located near town.
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deaf HIS.

FRANCISCO.-Died Mrs. LULA FRAN
CISCO. wife Of Frank \. Francisco. al
her residence. No. llsl2 east Broad
street, Monday evening. at $50 o'clock,
IN the thirty-siXth year of her age.
Funeral notice later
ISAACS.-Died. Sunday. January eth. al
her residence. 2Ol south Linden street
ANNIE c. wife of George j. lsaacs'
in the forty-eighth year OF her age.
Funeral THIS Tuesday MORNING
al Ia O'Clock with mass, from ire
church OF the Sacred Heart. Friends
ana acquaintance invited 10 attend
SCHWARTZ. - Entered into rest, at her
residence 24O1 east Darlington street OH
Saturday morning at 9:i5 Mrs JACOB
SCHWARTZ.
Funeral from ST. Mary's church yes
torday morning at $3.50 o'clock
STANSBURY.-D January Sth at
1880 +. NJ. RAYMOND. son OF w. II.
and Atchie Stansbury; aged two years.
Funeral from the house. on Cary
street road, sunday AZ 2:3O Il. NJ.
WHITE Died. at the residence of her
parents. No. or Arch street. HAZEL
MAY. infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Whke: aged eight months.
Funeral Sunday evening Ut , O'Clock
from the above residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
RETRENCHU ~ ASHLAND
The Town Levy Reduced and the Utmost
EcnnnmV Recommended.

ASHLAND. VA, Jan. 10-Special.-
The Finance Committee in its report to
the Town Council tonight recommended
a reduction of the two levy to seventy
five cents. The report also recommends
the practice OF the most rigid economy
and 10 that end suggests the reduction Ia
salaries Of several of the officers.
The estimated revenue 10 the town for
the ensuing year Is three thousand two
hundred dollars and the estimated eX-
pense three thousand one hundred and
eighty dollars.
A change in the charter was recon-
mended SO as To exclude from the corpo-
rate limits the southeast corner between
Taylor street, Telegraph road and Myr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
INTERESTING Event.
Opening of Newly Furnished Rooms for
Literary Societies.

Iltf TdfN No'lfAi'Ns
LEXINGTON. VA" Jan. lo.-Speciai.-
The halls Of the Graham-Lee ana Wash
ington Literary Societies Of Washington
ana Lee University have been recently
RENTED with new carpets. new curtains
and new furniture and on last Satur-
DAY night celebration or me new h.lls
took place at 80 +. NJ. in the Graham
Lee Hall.
dent OF tho washington Society presided
over the meeting. The first speaker was
hir. W. X MrCung, of Virginia.
Among the other speakers were Mt
Henry ST. George Tucker. President W
l.. Wilson. Prof. Howe. and Hon. W. A.
Glasgow.
The movement for the Improvement OF
the nails. was instituted last August 10y
Massrs. W. c. Preston. OF Richmond
Va. Samuel Graham. Of Pitisburg. Pa
and Thomas S. Purdie. of New York
am alumni OF the Graham-Lee Society
who were here last August on a visit
They left the work I'm the hands OF Pres
ident William l.. Wilson. Mr.. John L.
Campbell and Prof &. \. Graves. Con.
tributions were made by many alumni OF
both Societies.
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tie avenue An adequate law for the sale
Of dcliduent lands in the town VIII ALSO
be asked Of the Legislature.
The Ordinance Committee was aulnof-
lied TO look into the sanitary CONDITION
Of The town with view TO restricting
pig-pcns. ~
mond. was recommended for license for
the sale Of liquor I'm town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

St-rroTK VA. Ian. l0.-Special.-TuS
Favorite. CAPTAIN Hundley. hailing from
Baltimore. took fire early sunday morn
ing while lying i'm the Nansemond rive.
and WAS burned 10 the water edge II
mont re-ponded hut could render nD as-
sistance. owing to the distance of water
one Of the crew fell overheard. but was
rescued. The tug was insured Tor f5'V'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
EMPLOYERS LTIBILIIIES'
The Bin 10 he Reported Fasorably by the
Committee on Courts of Justice

The House Committee on Courts oil JUS
tice met in the hall of the House Oh ,el'-
gates last evening. with Nj +. w. Sauh-
nittee proceeded Immediately To- consider
the employers liability bin. for which
purpose the meeting bad been called
After adopting various amendmt nts, d'-
signed 90 perfect the measure ihr COM
mitteo decided to- report the measure fay
orably The bin win Doe pushed do the
House by lbs patron. Mr. William j. Red
d. OF this city. and its friends. ana DO ls
thought that IL is likely 90 pass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
New Line of Baby Carriages We Are Sole Agents for the Thaysf
JULIUS SYCb6 s. SON.

character. Mrs. Lloyd was sister NJ
Mrs Margaret Rowlctt of Fulton. She
is survived bv two dauehtsrs and .nn.
who are Mrs Maria GRAY of CHAR
City and Mr. Bernard LloyI PRONE
trent farmer OF Charles Grey
Mr.. Frank 4 Francisco.
,f.. mi. r,.....,..... mica. 80 f--..,
Fr+n.tsco dauehtrr of GEORGE and Am.-
na Paul. of This city, and granddaughter
of George Lint. died az her residence.
80. ldA's east Broad street. at ss1 ciocN
ar, l,ra6cisro y.,. b1rn i'm RI.6nonl
and had resided here the principal shlre
OF her ilfe being m honored member 'u
amy community "heIr sh' uaI. Ne,
H. Ai,nrb..f., rr.s,'.f.r.,r lburrh
Sho l.3Ves besides her husband three
small children She also leaves Two
,9,ro,hers and two sisters. residing In
-.b.' nsfi.. of b. f.in.ril tho arrange
meuts OF which are not yet completed.
will oe published Inter-
Mr.. Mar, Foster.
Mrs. Mary Foster one OFF tle odd.
residents 100 iirnrco county, ana Who
has lived in a small cottage oi hcr own
on the River Road. di'd ana was uNIl''
On hct own Tot last Friday Mfr fN-i'i
was over ninety years OF de' and made
her living Dy knitting socks tni -.'rh.
lne5 lor the neighhors and selling ,fe
She was happy BOO her old ase and iHr
people in beer ncishbornood were always
glad to help her along.
Mr. and Mr.. T. l.. Lind.ay's Child.
The ton-months-Cld child of Mr. and
Mrs E l.. Lindsay Died at tne residence
of Dos parents. so. DIDO east Leigh street,
Monday morning at 1890 o.c.1ch.
The funeral VIII take place This alter
noon at O'Clock from the re-idrnceh
VIZ. Iarro kheghht'
Mr. Caro- Rag nau died SUNDAY t'iI-
ing shortly before & oclo.N at h.s homo.
1914 Ven.bIe street. in tine forteth yrar
- his AGO. Tine FUNERAL VIII uo aclI tn.
afternoon 4t O'Clock from ST. Peter
cathedral and tne mtcrm,nt viii nbe
place 30 Mount calvary e,mi'r}.
Captain CaUell Childrc,s.
CHRlSTIANsBrRG VA. Jan. lo. -Spc-
cIal-Captain caben 'h.idress. N'f'
prominent citizen of thi, town. n'd at
| his residence this afternoon ai l..' 'l'.,.
after being confined to DOES room i'i 'F'i
TWO months lie pad been in i1NNs
health for the past hyc years. ani "t'
! compelled to give up his position aa pas
J songer conductor OF tn. NofIo'h t.''
I Western railroad on ih''
immediate cause oi Dbl. d'f'"
trouble but DE had ne'n 7'''''''-
several years with complication 't
d..a.se and "a general disorder of fle
. ,..,,Io s,sfom a.. Was nf,y-tw0 Years
ga Ill D., +bI. county aU
| or a5,' '.N ' t.f4 b.. rb. highest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
JUDsE DILLARD oN rHE BENCH
Speeches and Resolutions in Memory o.
the Late Wythe VI. Peyton.

MARTINSVILLE. Va Jan. l0.-Spe-
cial.-Hcnry County Court convened to-
day. Judge George J.. billiard the
newly-eiected judge presiding for his
first time. He sustained himself with
dignity and to the entire satisfaction oil
a large crowd present
Mr. Joseph Taylor was sworn nm as
Commonwealth Attorney All the
felony cases were continued because the
Judge has been late prosecuting attorney
and could not act in the cases In his
new capacity.
Speeches I'm high encomium were de-
livered by the judge and members oi.the
ba- Of Nj. Wythc M. Peyton. VINO was
prominent attorney here ana VINO 'a'e-
ly died in Salem. Va.
Resolutions were drafted and adopted
IN memory of Mr.. Pcyton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

DURHAM. y. g.. Jan. lO-Special.-A
small fire occurred Saturday afternoon
about o'clock In East Durham. The cot
ton gin Of &. y. Crimes was totally dee
stroycd. No Insurance. loss about $500
The house with IT'S enbire contents includ-
ing several thousand pounds Of seed cot
ton was consumed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Deaths in Lvnchburg.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. l0-Special,.
Ar paul Y. Ford. for many years q we'll
known magistrate OF the city and Police
Justice for several years: died nero 10
Mr. Emmett l.. Talbot, a prominent
farmer of Bedford county. died here to-
NIGHT. aged thirty-sevcn he is survived
by a wife and two ci ildren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Great CIearinS Sale
Reductions in
Boys and Mems Underwear.

Mems 1gc Flacce-nned shirts. 1OC
pants 10 match. each. reduced...... OHN
Mems $40 Fle7ce-,ined Shirts. l6c
pants 90 match. each reduced to-. Wv
Mems An-Wool Shirts in gray. white
2nsa r cii,I nat n 59S for Loo ANA 75C
Men Nh. ,qc. canton 6r1t Flannel Draw 25C
Great reduction in Boys Shirts and
Pants. 10 would pay you tO buy and put
away for next winter.
Mems Sl.W Percalc Shirts. 1OC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
JULIUS SYCLE & SoN--1HE TOWER,
2Ol and East Broad Street.
TIM co Thu. ovshadows Them All! Y Great Twey.Ft Semi Annual
Clearing Sale.

the OF
equaIed
PRICES PRECEDENT Not third told this
to Tower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Great Clearing Sale
Reductions in
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

Wonderful bargains offered in these
goods. n you do not got your share D.
Will not be our fault
sd Ladies' Muslin Gowns that ,Oc
sold Tor 45c.. clearing price ......... -pN
Soc Ladies' Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke
with Hamburg inserting and rufno cole
lar ami sleeves. clearing sale price EOC
Tor ------.-- ..-.-----.---.-...-- ~
800 Ladies' Muslir Gowns tucked yoke
double row Inserting. clearing hOc
price ------- .-.-.-----.-. -.---.-..-.
Beautiful Embroidered Empire Gowns
two styles. We're Sl2 reduced 2Oc
to ...... ........... ...... ...........-... oV~
Cambria Muslin Gowns. different
makes % different patterns handsome
STYLES 2n quality clearing CT M
price ..-..- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Plain. rows of fine tucks ana yoke
band. "a bargain at 2oc. clearing Ioc
rtI' price ..----...... ----.-.-...-.-.. ~
Ladies' Soc. Drawers tucked with &c
Hamburg trimming. reduced to.... 30
Sl2i Skirts. made OF good muslin wife
ncm trimmed with Hamburg and Acc
double rufHc. clear.ns sale price. wv
-lc. Corset Covers roc
clearing sale price Observation-Disclosures. iO(
See the window display
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Noffin8har1 Lace Curtains.
Tape All Around.
CIearinS Sale in
POrtierPeS.

U5n Roman stripe Damask SIOS
POrtierss. clearing prIce.....-...
$500 Damask Portieres SILK hnIsh' 81.
yards long clearing sale price 80 &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
MUNYON'S

determination tfirc 10 guaranteed to be absolutely
harmesS ard a strong tonic 81 bu ID ng lp the weak
and de- iii.atsd II aeptc % muscular rhenma-
tsm In from one 10 Eve days Saati. >loo'ing pans
IN snv MARI OF th- body stepped IN n few doses.
PROMPT complete and permanent euro for lameness.
soreness stlI back and AL pains in bips and IONS
The back are speed y cured ItsedDin fails 10 give
relief from one two doses and almost invariably
crres before one bottle has been used The Munyon
Kcmcdy Com pany prepare n tcparatc cure for each
disease A. ali drusrists2s cents via. lfyou need
medical advice write Prof Munyon, 800 Arch
Street Philadelphia IL Is absolutely free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Umbrellas.

N, Umbrellas. left over from Chris
mas. steel rod. paragon frame none soIi
TOR less than $50. or more than OS(
s. SAD. your choice ..........+--.--.--- =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Great Clearing Sale
Reductions in
I,aCc Curtains

These are an actual reductions. We
say this because they sound too good to Pee
true: an these prices are FOR pairs Come
and get the greatest bargain you ever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

Remnants Hambur$s.
slightly soled at just one-half OF the
manufacture prices
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Miss NcClanahan.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. IN-spt. IL
Mis- Elizabeth W. McClanahdn died mere
ma morning after au Illness o. week
- nme,monia al the residence OF her
niece. Mrs. W ID. Stuart
shs was seventy-twe years OLD ana Was
horn In Roanoke county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11

NEWPORT NEWS VA. Jan. ~. no.
lal.-Charlcs n. BEDFORD. prom
nent butcher. who has recently n'eh 'n'
ployed by the Newport News supply
company died suddenly late thls after
-, IN his home on Washington ave
80 AZ one time he was engaged IN the
-, business here. lie leaves a widow
and two children.
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Mrs. George Lloyd.

Mrs George Lloyd. aged 81 years. died
at Westover. Charles City county The
funeral took place from Salem NJ. p.
church. OF which she was a faithful mem
Der.
Mrs. Lloyd was loved by all who knew
her. and a woman OF lovely Christian
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
Great Clearing Sale
Reductions In
Cotton Goods.

Nothing less than the best bar
gains YOU ever knew of you VIII
find here during this money'saving
rofo
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
Congressman Strait at Home.

Congressman Strait is at home
from Washington for a few days.
He is paired on the Loud bill
which is now occupying the atten-
tion of the house of representatives
and should any important measure
be called up when it is acted upon,
he will be Telegram hed and will
return at once. The Doctor does
MT think there's any probability
OF war wi.h Spain ever .he Maine
disaster. He is in favor of war
on railroads in the matter of the
exorbitant prices they get for
carrying mail matter, running fast
trains, etc. The railroads. saws
the Doctor, get about s cents per
pcgnd for carrying mail matter
with the cars furnished, whereas
they carry express matter at 3
cents per pound and furnish the
cars. The Sl96, 600. paid by the
government annually for fast mails
South is, says he, a useless expen-
ditare--it's paying for something
we don't get-its donation to
the railroads.
The Doctor will stand for re-
election. He is able as yet TO
count his competitors ON the fin.
gers of one hand but he may have
to count few fingers ON the other
hand before the race is ended.
He is giving himself no uneasiness
as TO the result. He sees no rea-
son why his friends throughout
the district shonld not continue to
give him their support.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05

The acquittal of the assassin
of Brookland's town marshal fol-
lows quickly the Lake City assas-
sination, and in the city of Spar
tanburg there is case of equally
obvious assassination which NAV
or may not have behind it an ex
cuse-Not justification. AS Mr.
TRIMMER is dead he cannot be.
come a witness in his own behalf
and the story of the man who shot
him down without giving him a
chance to speak will be the only
one told. These three events,
punched together, are enough to
make men shiver. There isn't
citizen, no matter what his charac-
ter or prominence, who is not Just
as liable to be murdered TO-DAY as
MIR TRIMMER was on Tuesday.
DO YOU know what we need in this
state more than anything else that
we can possibly gctI About a
dozen wholesome bangings of
white men for the crime of mur
der. Say one every Friday for
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
MA AUN S
WONDERFUL OIL
the GREATEST PAIN
REMEDY On EARTH,

Perhaps you have experienced
pain--the convuIsions of collie, the
shooting darts of Neuralgia, the
agonies of Rheumatism and the
maddening throhbing of brain-if
so, YOU crn appreciate the mission
of Wonderful Oil.
1t relieves pain, no matter its
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1t will relieve almost instantly
stomach and bowel complaints,
cramps, collie, cholera morbus,
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sIs@ Price % cents bottle.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
> r. N1ncl<eN " co.
LA NCA STER =. T.
HOOK WAS ACQUITTED.
The Young Man Who Killed Po-
llceman Goss Goes Free.

Yesterday evening the news
reached the city that the trial of
young John Hook, who killed Po-
liceman Goss in Brookland last
summer by cutting his throat,
which has been in progress in
Lexington for several days had
ended. The result was a verdict
of acquittal. Hooks leading
counsel was Solicitor p Ii Nell
son of the Columbia bar. The
State.
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! Nv Il / HI,
Local MaGlGTss, 6, ,

Court conyenes Monday.
Don forget to pay us some on
your subscription if you owe us.
The ladies of the Methodist
church will serve dinner and sup
per, Monday March 7th, on Main
Street, one door uorth of Payseurs
A good dinner for 25 cents. Sup
per, including plate of fresh
oysters, for 25 cents. Dinner
from 1890 to 1 o'clock. Supper
from Z to 10 o'clock.
Sec ad. of our clubbing rates
with New York World, and At
lanta Constitution. Call in next
week and subscribe.
Mrs w S Lee, of Anderson,
who has been visiting her brother,
Mr. A & Williamson, near Craig
vile, returned home Thursday.
She was accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs p ii Williamson
The f G degree was conferred
upon two applicants and the f A
degree upon one, by jackson
Lodge No So A F NJ. at the re-
gular communication Thursday
night.
The petritied man will be on
exhibition here again court week.
-Messrs Fretwell & Russell
have completed the filling in of
the trestle at Catawba River on
the o r & & Railroad. They
moved their steam shovel up to
Kings Creek trestlc yesterday and
will begin the work of filling it in
Mt once.
Died, at this place, on We'd
nesdaY night last, after short
illness or pneumonia, small
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George
Wright, aged about : years. Its
remains were taken to Salem
church and inferred on Thursday.
Mr. w NJ Moore and family
returned Wednesday from GalEney
where they were summoned bv
telegram on Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs Moore's father,
Mr. \ ) Walters, who died sud .
denly on Sunday night of apoplexy.
Miss Eugenia McC Carthy,
formerly milliner at this place,
is to open millinery establish
ment in Charlotte very soon.
MIR a r Logic has been in
vited to address the Lancaster,
> g., county association of farm
ers, Saturday, on the subject of
cotton-growth, acreage and price.
He accepted the invitation. Char
lotte Observer.
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1witty-Mackey.

The home of Mr. = T Twi!ty,
at Heath Spring, was the scene of
n happy marriage at 1890 p m. ,
last Wednesday. His daughter,
Miss Belle Twittv, an amiablc
and accomplished young lady, and
MrJ / Mackey, the popular and
efficient Secretary and Treasurer
of the Fort Mill Manufacturing
Co., we're the contracting parties.
Rev j S Croxton, in solemn and
impressive manner, performed
the ceremony which made these
two young hearts but one, in the
presence of large number of
relatives and friends. After
which lunch was served and the
brid" and groom took the North
bound train for the home of the
groom at Fort Mil, S c., carrying
with them the very best wishes of
n host of friends for a long and
happy life.
The bride was the recipient of
many very handsome presents.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-05
Died of Meningitis.

9'lorella, the infant daughter of
MIR and Mrs III B Collins, died,
at this place, last Wednesday af-
ternoon, after u short illness of
meningitis, aged II months. The
remains were taken to Richburg
Thursday where funeral services
were conducted by Rev T. p Hud-
son in the Methodist church, after
which they were interred in Union
cemetery. -