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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-25
Personals

Miss Alice Whitmore. of Martinsburr.
spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. G..
T. Howell
Miss Mary Thompson. of summit
Point, is the guest of Miss Kittie Nc
Donald
Mr.. T. :. Cline of Martinsbur-. va,
In town this week visiting his old friends.
Mr.. :. F. Baughman Jr.. spent last
week in Baltimore
Misses Julia Merchant. Maude Fulton.
AMI Daisy Nheetz. and Mr. Myerlv. of
Charlestown. were guests of the family
of Mr. Jas. II. Conkling this week.
Miss Mary Dew. of King and Queen
county, is visiting Miss Louise Uardestv.
Miss Lucy IIelvestine has returned
from visit To Hagerstown.
Mr.. Bowles Lippitt has gone TO New
York, whore he has secured a position.
Mr. George b. Irwin. accompanied bv
his sister, Miss Eva, left this week for q
visit 10 Arkansas.
Hon. Edwin Thurman, of Chicago. i,
visiting his brother, Gen Charles Thur.
man.
Mr.. Chas. :. Steele, who is connected
with :. II. JolliGe's Bright Light
SHOW, is spending "a few days with
friends in town.
Mr.. James II Conklsn spent part of
last week i'm Richmond.
Cadet Howard Castleman is home
from the Virginia Military Institute.
having been granted 80 days furlough
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-25

The democrats Of SOUTHAMPTON
county, in mass meeting last week,
adopted resolution endorsing the
action Of the county committee in re
fusing to abide by the action of the
State central committee in recoguiz-
ing Senator BOykin over Mr.. Stands.
This action adds greatly to the COM
phcatiOns in the Southampton Sena-
tOrial district 1t is certain now that
there will be free fight between
Bovkln and Stands.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-25

Pure Whskey HARPER Perfect
Whiskey HARPER Every bottle guar
anreed HARPER
Sold 10y
=. n. CASTLEMAN.
Berryville. Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-25

Cascarets Candy Catlarff, tro most ,,-,,-
derfm medical disco err &C fi.. a... 3, cas-
ant and refreshing 20 7he taste. e.. gently
aud positively on kiduc- F.. liver and bowels.
cleansing the entire s--- rr dis .nrr-.
cure headache. fever. lalitval ,...rsffnat -or
and DilousucSs. Please hrv .r.. -.- d. D. .
OF G. G. G today; 10. p. -c cents ; .ia-I
guaranteed 20 cure By all drr-c--.-
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-25
ArteSian Well-BOring.

4. G.. BAKER wishes to inform the publ;,
of Clarke that - prepared % do all kinds
of ArteSian wy Work. Windmill Work
and Requiring OF all kinds i'm that line
Anyone having work Of this kind call ON or
write TO- for further particulars.
GEO ". WNNKOOP. JR..
IuS-5 5m Wickhtle. Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-25
BERRYVILLE
FURNITURE
PARLORS.
= DOORS SoJTH BANK CLARKE -
EVERYTHING NEW
AND UP-TO-DATE,

You can at AL times get ANY ami EVERY
uuNo usually kept I'M FIR>TCLASS
FURNITURE STORE.
We Buy for Cash. and thereby ret the
Lowest Prices WE SELL FOR CASH.
and having n LOSSES. Win Dee able to
sell you Goods a. CHEAP as amy dealer
i'm Virginia.
Every Article IS : Tra3a-W;nnar.
We have I'M stock Bedroom suits from
SO mp e. the FINEST QrAurY.
Chairs of Every Description
Chihonier> Wardrohes. Bureaus Wash
stands. Iron and Wood Beds. Rei
springs Mattresses. Baby Carriages.
Cots, Mirrors, Pictures Window Shades.
HAT Racks Towel Racks. ANA bv Sen
tomher lst we viii have THE LARG-
EST and CHEAPEST STOCK uf CAR
PETS. RUGS and NArTING~ ever
shown I'm Berrvviue We have Tables
ami stands ami Baby cribs i'm fact Ey-
crythiu-
We Invite the people of Clarke and adioin-
inf Counties to visit Us. We wan, Your
Trade and Will Treat You right.
J. R. RUSSELL, Manager.
Church Street. Doors south Of Bank.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-25

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathart.c 10, or .5c
III - q e. fail TO cure, druggists refund money
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-25
SHOES!
1900 PAIRS .
OF
Boots and Shoes
OF ALL KINDS, GRADES, SIZES
STYLES and LASTS.
PRICES LOW.

la connection with our Mercantile
and Grocery Business we concluded to
handle Large Stock Of Shoes of all
Kinds and Suitable for all persons
The Professional Man, the Farmer.
the Ntorekeeper, the Clerk aud all
others This Stock was purchased
OF Responsible Manufacturers who
guarantee their goods
In selecting Footwear YOU will
readily see that you will experience
no trouble, having such large as
sortment to pick from. Don't fear
the prices; they viii suit you.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-25

Work has been begun on the water
system Berryville has voted to con-
struct, supply of pipes having ar
rived and they are being delivered
at points where needed Mr..
Weaver, of the w. Riley Weaver Con
structing Co, is here experimenting
the work.
At recent meeting of the town
council w. +. Hoffman was re elected
treasurer of the corporation; G.. c.
Ricamore, sergeant, and G. NJ. Brit
ton, registrar and overseer of the poor.
The office of town solicitor was abol.
ished
Attention is called to the change
of the Star Shoe House adj, which is
found on our first page. MIR. Rosen.
myer, besides the bargains he offers
in the shoe line, wishes to call atten-
ton to some excellent bargains in
mems and boys hats.
Mr.. John +. Bell sold last week 33
head of cattle to MeSsrs. Goldsmith
u Langdon of Pennsylvania, at $4.474
per 100 lbs. The stock averaged
100 lbs.
FOR RENT-Brick Dwelling House
on Main Street, Berryville, with gar
den attached. Apply at COURIER
Office.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-10-25
Fresh Groceries
Select Hardware
My Hardware Line is COIlDIGtG

anu any article can't furnish vou from
StocA Will be promptly ordered
Ieo> N3 ID. IL JONES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
FREIGHT MEN SIGHT SEEING.
Morgan Liner 10 be Launched Satur-
day-A Big Market House.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June l5.-Spe-
cial.-A party of six hundred delegates 10
the National Convention of Freight
Agents and their ladies. arrived in the
citv az Q O'Clock on the Chesapeake and
Ohio steamer Louise ana went immedi-
ately TO the shipyard, through which Inc
eitution they were shown Dog thc General
Superintendent Mr. Walter a. Post Toe
night they went TO old Point and paid
their respects 10 the Car Builders They
are the guests of the Chesapeake and
Ohio.
The Morgan liner El Rio and the Nor
gan line tug JET AMIGO, ON lhe ways 20
the shipyard. viii De launched saturday,
june 2lth in the forenoon. Miss Miriam
l.. Post, of Albany. sister of General
Superintendent vs.. A. Post. of the COM
pany. viii chris,en the former and Miss
Emma Rowbottom. of this city. viii chris
ten the latter
Nine men on the sewers were overcome
bv heat to-day. and had 20 be carried to
their homes. Half of The force ON Thirty
first street Quit work.
Mr. j. F Finch is Che president of the
Newport News Market Company, now
being organized 20 build 10000 market
at the corner OF Thiry-hrst street and
Lafayette avenue. 10 win Doe s0X20 feet.
and VIII Doe completed within three
months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

HISTORY OF HER HEROES.
Sketch of the 35th North Carolina
Nearly Ready,

RALEIGH. n. G., June l2.-Spe'l'i'--
All the squabble over the election or 81
president of the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College has taken place Wlen
the old president. A. @. Holiday mas
never resigned. IL is true he mas sall
DE would not stand In the way OF ANY
man the board might elect. but yet no
resignation has ever been sent In by nun.
AS things now are X looks as n II mig n1
end I'm President Holiday retaining tue
presidency for another year.
Colonel W. II. 5. Burgwyne Is prepAr-
ing a sketch OF the Thirty-hfth NORM
Carolina Regiment Of the Coniederaey'
The work will be ready for publication
by the end Of August. The last Legs
lature made an appropriation Tor the
publication OF a history OF all the various
regiments during the war.
There is quite good deal OF dissatis-
faction at an act Of the Legislature when
special permission was given for the sale
Of liquor AT the Atlantic Hotel at More
head. Both Beaufort and Morchead cry
had voted no liquor law at both places.
This legislative bill. OF course. does away
with the vote OF the people in great
measure.
Mr.. j. c. L. Harris has Just returned
from Washington city where he got a
claim for s3.732-allowed for the quarter
master stores taken from the Ssuo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
SONS OF VETERANS.
4. u. Hin Camp Organized In Peters
burg with Fifty Members
And youu bo an right In The morning

PETERSBURG. VA. June l5.-Spe-
cial-N J.. Hu Camp. Sons OF confed-
crate Veterans, was organized here TO-
nicht and the following officers elected
Commander James H. Banks, Chaplain
Rev. H. W. Battle. d. D.; Treasurer
William T. Sp0ttswood' Secretary
william n. Davis. Financial Secretary
H. " Parham.
Tho vice-commandcrs will be elected M
the next meeting OF the camp. The
camp starts out with about nifty mem-
bcrs.
The resignation Of Mr.. c. T. Pleas
ants as general secretary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association in this city
has been accepted by the Board OF DE
foctors OF the association Mr.. Pleas
ants win De succeeded by Mr.. J. IT,.
Sheriff.. OF Memphis Tenn, who viii
enter upon bis duties on the 18th OF July
nox..
Mr.. Peasants will go TO Richmond
College on the first OF July next 90 study
for the Methodist ministry.
Tho June term of the Hastings court
Judge A. NJ. Muller presiding. opened
this morning at ten O'Clock. The grand
jury presented VIM. Collins. John WIZ
liams. and WIN. J.. Jones. and Hcrbart
Munhead Tor felony
Of stealing q horse from r. III. Dickerson.
OF Dnwiddio county, and was given three
years in the penitonuary.
John Williams. colored, was convicted
OF breaking into the dwelling house Of
Isaac Miller. and was given two years
in the penitenuary
The cases of Herbert Munhead. white.
and VIM r. Jones' colored charged with
stealing so from the person Of C.. j.. Da-
yis. was continued 10 the next term.
The closing exercises of the public
schools Of Petersburg took place to-day
ana were largely attended
The full graduates and mcdalists Of the
High School were Laura T.. Marks. VIII
liam +. Gray. Mamie Mol Cooper. Ma
son Britter. Bessie Stephenson, Claudia
B Willis. Susie A. Buchanan. Matte
FITZGERALD Margaret *. C0ilier, Lucy NJ.
Hayes. Belle Sydnor Patue T. Edmonde.
Mamie =. Myers. and Harold Q. Mintrce
At a meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Young Mems Christian Association
held tonight the resignation of Mr.
Richard Davis. as president OF the Assoc
citation which was recently rendered. was
accepted and Mr. Hugh r. Smith was
elected % hu the vacancy Mr.. Davis
resigned on account of his business en-
eagements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
KILLED HIS WAYLAYER.
Captain Cuts Mortally Wounds His
WouId-be Murderer.


WELDON. n. c.. June 5.-Spec.al-
Captain j. A. cults. yardmas'er Tor the
Atlantic Coast Line. shot and killed at
Rocky Mount last night negro who had
wayiail him.
The negro had been discharged by
CUTS. and procuring a pistol he see
GREETED himself in tho yard and fred upon
tho yardmaster. tho ball taking effect in
The les. Captain Cults drew his pistol
and fired four shots at tho negro. wound
ms him mortally. He died soon after the
firing
Captain Cults wounds are not serious,
but ha made a fortunate escape as the
negro had every advantage and fired two
shots before tho yardmaster saw him.
Rev. r. O. Kendrick OF Piedmont. s.
O.. was Wednesday united In marriage
20 Miss Leila Allen. one OF Weldon s
most accomplished and popular young
ladies'. Rev. Mr.. kendrick was a former
pastor OF the Baptist church here. lie
accepted q call last fan 20 Piedmont, s.
g. whore he is very popular.
The contract has been signed for the
electric light plant here, and work IS 10
begin in ten days.
Mr.. Patterson. president Of the Patter-
son Textile Company informs me that
work Will begin on their large silk mill
iu about two weeks. The company has
10000 capital and privilege OF Increasing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

- ID hrst Lambert IS 10 and 20 ID sec
ond' lmperator 60 to u third Time
10 81
Second racc-mne and siSteenth-sur-
vivor @ 20 lW first. Hard Knot q to !
ana 10 . second. Iyrshena g TO y
t1ird. Time. las T.
Third race-Tremont-six furlongs-Ma-
rlhert q too - first Modrine 90 to and
70 u second Missionary a TO u third.
Time. l.lJ
Fourth race-Brooklyn Derby. 10000
one and onc-half miies-Ahom Is To ID
FIRST, The Bouncor g TO ] and to . sec
end. Macleod OK Dare as TO j. third.
Time 2.36.
Firth raco-iive and one-hah furlongs-
B.g Gun % 90 ID first lnnovator a %
and evcm second. Minher GA 10 - third.
Time 1902
sixth race stcoplcchase-two miles
Cock Robin IS 90 81 first. Colonel Bartlett
% 90 ! and evem second. Populst q to p
third. Time. 1850
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
NORTH STATE TEMPLARS
Grand Commandery Elects Officers
To Meet in Charlotte Next Year.

CHARLOTTE y. c., June ia special
10 the Observer from Asheune. y. G.
says
The Grand Commandery. Knights Temp.
lar to-day elected the following officers
Walter H. Storm. OF Wilmington. grand
commander: William +. Randolph. OF
AshevHle. deputy grand commander; Jas.
d Bullock OF Wilson. grand generalissi.
mo. d. r. Allen. OF Charlotte, grand cap
tain general; Alfred II. Stubs. of Ashe-
vile. grand prelate: William Simpson, OF
Raleigh. grand treasurer; Horace II.
nunson. OF Wilmington. grand recorder;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
VIRGINIA. Supreme Conrt,

WYTHEVIILE VA. June 15.-Special-
IN the Supreme Court of Appeals to-day
the following proceedings were had
by Judge James Keith p:
Baker VS.. swineford Law and Equity
Court. City of Richmond. Affirmed.
Dulancy. etc. vs.. Smith. from the Cir
cult Court of Madison county. Reversed.
National Life Association OF Hartford
VS. Hopkins administrator, from the Law
and Equity Court OF the city of Rich
mond. Reversed
The WavCrly Waterfront Company VS..
White. ct ais. from the Hastings Court
city of Portsmouth. Reversed.
Ey Judge r.. H. Cardwel:
American Net and Irvine Company VS..
Mayo. 90 ais, from the Law and Chan
Gerry Court. City of Norfolk. Reversed.
Judges Buchanan and Harrison dissent
ing.
oliver VS. Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. Of New York. from the Law and
Chancery Court. City of Norfolk. Az
Todd VS.. sykes. from the Law and
Chancery Court city Of Norfolk. Al
hrmed.
by Judge John A. Buchanan:
Virginia Midland Railway Company Us.
Barbour and Jenries. trustees. from the
Circuit Court of Culpeper county. Al
nrmod.
Portsmouth Gas Company VS.. Sanford
Brooks and Bonsal. from the Circuit
Court City OF Portsmouth. Reversed.
Lee and wife VS. Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association from the Law and
Equity Court, city OF Richmoad. AZ
frmed.
By judge Geo. n Harrison:
SiaughtCr VS.. Smllhcrs. from the chan.
Gerry Cont. city OF Richmond. Reversed.
Electoral Board az Pttsylvania ".
Plgg. from order OF the judge of the
Circuit Court of Pittsyiyania county.
Appeal refused.
Pack VS. Commonwealth, from the
County Court of Patrick county. Wit
Of error refused
Washington and Alexandria Electric
Railway Company VS.. city Of Acxan-
dria. from the Corporation Court. city
Of Alexandria. Writ Of error and super
sedcas Bond $500
Phillips vs. University OF Virginia. from
the Circuit Court OF Altomarlo county.
Appeal. bond 500.
Southern Railway Company VS.. Brucc's
administrators. Petition for rehearing re-
fused.
coulieys VS. Leonard. trustee. Argued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
4 SENSATION
IN ASHEYILLE
State Senator Cooke Arrested tor
ENLIGHTENMENT.
OCCURRED THREE YEARS AGO.
Discovered by Bank Examiners at d
Recent Examination ofthe Booksoi
Die National Bank Brcesc
Under Arrest Again,
OCCURRED THREE YEARS AGO.

AsHEHVILLE. y. O., june l5-spec.aL
4 sensation was sprung here ibis morning
when William j. Cooke, state seha.' {.
was arrested by United states Marsha
Auliken. charged with amhezzlns """
mlsappr0priauns funds Of the NA''"''
Bank vi Asheyile three years ago.
Cooke was not suspected until the gov
eminent officials examined the nAhN
books several days ago. 10 secure eFloel.
AGAINST Lawrence pulllam, who aosconu. B
several years ago with seven thousand
dollars.
WAS CASHIER.
Mr. Cooke was at One time cashier or
the bank. and resigned 90 accept mo
office of Mayor. TO which De had n-.i
elected. and has since been one or t-e
most prominent Democratic politician ID.
Western North Carolina.
lie furnished "a bond of $1,000 for MS
appearance at court.
BREESE ARRESTED.
Major William T. Brocse. who was re-
Gently sentenced To ten years DAB the peui-
tcutiarv. and who appealed 90 the Court
of Appeals no Richmond. was taken INTO
custody to-day. on account Of me dealh
Of hls most important londsman.
Major Breose was president of the FIRST
National Bank OF Asheyllle, and was con-
vlcted of embezziing a large amount OF
the funds Efforts are being made 20 se-
cure other bondsmen. but without success
- far
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mr.. Clarence W. Price has recovered
from spell Of fever
Mr. George Savage continues critically
81 AZ his residence. No. z south Fourth
street
. Hon A. A. Campbell. a prominent law
Yer OF Wythevnle called az the Land Of
Zee this morning on legal business.
The old Dominion Democratic Club viii
meet az Thons Hall tomorrow night
il is said the proceedings may De OF UNI
usual interest.
NJ, and Mrs. 2. r. Pilson and their
daughters. Misses Amelc, Marguerite and
Olga ara spending two weeks al the
Hygela. ola Point.
Mr.. A. G. Houston. builder. has the con
tract for building the new theatre at
Newport News. Captain NJ. j. Dimmock
Is the architect.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Decor and Mr..
John H. Moore will attend the annual
convention Of train dispatchers 10 be held
ia Milwaukee Juno 10th. 2lst and 22nd.
Mrs. J. D. IIasklns has just returned
home from Washington. where she has
been spending several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. J. ~ Cooper. OF that
city.
Mr.. ]. A. Thomas and Miss Lula Muck
OILS OF this city. were married In Hen
derson. y. g.. on Monday and are on an
extended southern tour Mr.. Thomas Is
associated In business with D. G. Dunn
Co.
Mss Della b. Eisner LEFT Yesterday
morning for Hartford. Conn o. attend
the wedding Of her cousin. Miss Minnie
Elsner. and Mr. Ben OppeDheimer, which
takes place the 2ixt OF June. She VIII
also visit relatives ana friends IN Allan
TIC City. ~ j., New York and Washing
ton.
Ricbmondcrs in New York
NEW YORK, June II Special Rich
mond arrivals. y. q. Meyer. Bcivedere;
Mrs. J. Il. Arents. J. S. Williams. Wal
dorf: W. w. Roun;ree Imperial; w. y.
sutton Broadway Central; +. NJ. Fry
and wife. Hoffman: NJ. HirshDerg Con-
tinental: A. @. Rawlins and wife and Miss
A. Rawlins. Everett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
THEY LYNCHED HIM.
Negro who was Taken from Beaufort
Hail KlddIcd with Bullets.

RALEIGH ". O.. juno IA speeial
90 the News and Observer from Moie-
head City y. O., says; Last nisuI
n o,oforF near the scene whore T.. i.
Weeks was murdered last week. Lewis
pafrick tcolored. who had been taken
nom Beaufort jail the night previous.
was Killed. seventy-nve shots were nled
and his body rddled with bullets. The
neople heard the Trims. but nobody Was
seen. a..
II Is reported that in order 10 save ms
neck tho negro implicated other parties
but tho lynching party thought ne was
living and gave no weight 20 bis words
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
south Carolina Women.

CHARLOTTE. y. O.. June 5-Tns
South Carolina Federation o. Women
clubs met In Chester. S g.. to-day ana
heard number n papers read among
them ono by Mrs Lowe. president ot me
National Federation. Tho Federation :
motto was made the same as that o.
South Car0lna-tho palmetto tree ana
colors OF tho State-and an official organ.
the keystone. arranged for TO be issued
monthly from Charleston. Tho next
session will bo held in Charleston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

The Richmond Liquor Dealers Ass0c.a-
ton held its annual meeting ast evening
at saenser bale and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year. John 81.
Higgins. PRESIDENT A. W. Kosene. first
ylcc-presilent, j. Rankin second vice
president. o.. WInpermanu. third vice.
president. ID. N. Redfori, secretary. VIM.
II. Zimmermaun treasurer; Geo. VI.
Cease. sergelnt-at-arms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
ON THE TURF.
I'm Eight-to-One Shot Won the Brook.
Iyn Derby at.Graycscnd.

NEW YORK. June 15.-This was Get
away Day at Gravcsond. and the crowd
was large. The chief attraction was thy
BROOKLYN Derby az a mile and q hail.
with the best thrce-year-oids not eligible.
Half Time was q hot favOrite AN1HN
was first away with Half Time second
and Glonear the Bouncer bringing up
the rear I'm the stretch Ah9m was lead
ing. but The B0uncer was catching him
in the last furlOng when be sWerFed and
Ahom went straight ahead and won with
li,tle 90 spare.
The fremont stakes of 5000 for two
vear-olds had as favorites the Fleisch-
man stable pair. Maribert and Mischief
Gus. Bramblo Rose led the way 10 the
stretch. when Marbert and Modrina
went out and finished first and second.
Summary.
First raco-six furlongs-Ben Hadad q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
HOLINESS MEETINGS,
The Perry Family Create Much Int'r-
est in Religion.


MARION ~ g.. June L.-special.-
a series of very interesting meetings has
been in progress for over week. ana
vet continues at the Elhanan Training
Institute which is located one-haf mile
east of here The word Ehanan Us from
tho Hebrew. and means "God gra-
c.ousiv gave" The services are conduct
ed by Miss Matte Perry assisted by
her parents and her sister, Miss Llie'
and brothers.
The Perry family are an Holiness be-
Observation-Disclosures in Justification. entire
sancudcauon and Divine healing through
falth
Great crowds from town and for mics
around attend these services. regard. -
of the distance and warm weather.
Miss Matte. while delivering her ser
mons. seems 10 be an instrument in iA'
hand OF God. She has succeeded in le"
suading many sinners 10 accept Dnil'I
Miss Lille presides AZ the organ. ne
voice Us simply superb. and is noted 10
its sweetness Of tone and culture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

Ferdinand Ulrich Of Newbern. grand
standard bearer; ~ VI. Robinson. OF
Wilmington. grand sword bearer; Law
renee A. DodswOrth. of Charlotte. grand
warden. Robert ii. Bradley Of Raleigh,
grand sentinel, John O.. Drewry, ~
Raleigh. grand senior warden. James Is.
Norfet. of Winston. grand Junior war
den.
The Templar parade this afternoon was
Jed by the First Regiment Band The
next meeting of the Grand bodies VIII be-
hold IN Charlotte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

Governor Tyler returned from saur-
tom yesterday evening. He visited the
school for the Deaf the Dumb and the
Blind. and also the Western State Hose
p.tal Ho was very much pleased with
the management of both institutions
The Governor viii attend tho commence
meut at BIacksbure next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
Rev. Simon Peter richardson.

MACON. GA, June 1j.-Rev. Simon
Peter Richardson. the oldest and best
known Methodist ministers in Georgia,
died to-day. lie was nearly eighty-two
wears OF age. "a motive Of South Carolina
and an active minister Of the Methodist
Church FOR ffty-six years. lie was an
officer i'm the Indian War. and major in
the Confederate army. lie was at one
time offered the Democratic nomination
for Governor Of Florida and once came
within two votes Of being elected Bishop
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
A wife and a large family Of sons and
daughters survive him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

KESWICK. June Specialize
Ileasure-loving people Of old Albcmarle
are keenly anticipating o. repetition of the
J-cswick Hunt Club Gymkhana races. on
their grounds. Friday. June 10TH The
first meet in May having met with such
pronounced encouragement doubtless
ensures the success of their second.