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New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
LIGHTNING STRIKES ROCKVILLE CENTRE

Freeport Long Island July T.-The house OF
Charles Rogers. in Rockville Centre. was struck
by lightning this evening and destroyed by the fire
which resulted The house is total loss. and
most Of it's contents were destroyed. Miss Ethel
Rogers stunned by the bolt. and is not ex-
pected 10 live. Several other members OF the
family were dazed. but recovered In q short time,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
SUPERINTENDENT PRINCE RESIGNS.

Samuel F. Prince. for number OF years super
.tntendent Of motive power and rolling equipment
OF the Long Island Railroad. has resigned his
nIace the resignation 10 take effect on August l.
Mr. Prince leaves the Long Island Railroad 70 ae ae-
cent a place with the Reading Railroad, from Whicn
he came 70 the Long Island Railroad.
The Long Island Railroad Company mas seiecteo
Ia. Mr. Princes successor Philip Wallis. OF the Le-
hieh Valley Railroad
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
THE BOARDS DISAGREE.
IN CONSEQUENCE THE GREENvILLE SCHOOL
HOUSE MAY NOT BE BUILT FOR
SOME TIME.

The prospect IS not bright for schoolhouse in
the Greenvie section of Jersey City, TO replace No
90 which was destroyed by fire on February l3. The
Board of Education has devoted several weeks to
preparin plans and has agreed on A building with
twenty-six classrooms to accommodate 400 pupils
and to cost $4,000 The Finance Board has refused
to appropriate that amount. and wants cheaper
building The Board OF Education is not inclined to
he a party to the erection of inferior structure,
and the Indications that nothing will be done.
The Mayor recently sent communications to both
Boards urging them TO take immediate action.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
DEATH IN A VAT.
A WORKMAN OVERCOME. AND MAN WHO WENT
TO HIS RESCUE HAS A NARROW ESCAPE.

In a. foul vat In the Mchtrnan tannery. al No.
Ais Market-st. yesterday workman lost his life
and another had a narrow escape from death.
Jacob Schobolowsky, ffty-hve years Old who had
been employed only three days, went into the vat
to clean 1t. A few moments afterward Frederick
Keiser the foreman. heard faint call for help
from the vat. and he TO the vat and peered In.
SchoboloWsky had been overcome by the foul gas
and was lying in ten inches of water at the bot
tom. Keiser Jumped into the yst TO rescue the
come and called for help. Several workmen re-
was taken out ne was still alive, but he died in a
few minutes Keser was taken to the City Hos
pital. The dead man leaves family. at No. rs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28

W. F. Potter. general superintendent of the Long
Island Railroad Company, writes to The Tribune
10 correct impression regarding the sys-
TEN Of discipline adopted by that road. He says:
In the method OF discipline which follow. and
which is the practice of so per cent Of the mileage
Of roads in the United States. do not suspend.
Discipline is administered and punishment given
either by debit marks or discharge. For minor
offences we enter a memorandum against mans
record which can be offset by credit entries which
are given. but actual suspension or loss of time
or loss of pay takes place. Some Of the best and
largest roads in the country working under
-fhe same method such the Louisville and Nash
1iIle the Chicago Burlington and Quincy, the
Southern Railway system and large number OF
others The system is what is known the
discinline without suspension the Brown sys-
,+em OF discipline taking its name from George A
brown general superintendent OF the Fall Brook
road who instituted the plan
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
MARRIED AT KANSAS CITY

Glen Ridge. July q (SpeciaD.-Bentey s. Hulin.
son OFFS Morris Hun. and Miss Jennie l.. Parker.
OF Kansas City Mo-. married yesterday at
noon at the home OF the brides brother DR. John
Parker In Kansas City. The couple will live in
Glen Ridge
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
GENEP1L HEPPENUFTNEP SAILS.

City Treasurer William c. Heppenhemer' OF JET
sey City sailed for Europe yesterday on the fu's.
Bismarck TO join his wife and family, VINO WI, N
abroad several weeks ago. They VIII retut" 80
September.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
No FREIGHT ON DETROIT STREET ROADS.

Detroit. July 27.-Judge Llibridge. OF the Circuit
Court to-day delivered a decision permanently en-
Joining the street railway companies from carry
ing freight their lines within the city Hitherto
the suburban companies cars have carried freight
over the city companies lines, although there has
been no specific authority for doing
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
dtlOn 10 Woih Oii'
-o.a ~ tarafion since 1850.

o..,a % consolidation no assessment was made
T., 1905 and consequently no tax rate declared for
brooklyn. This year. stated, 1t is only 81 90 'ne
lowest in fifteen years.
The assessed valuation In brooklyn nA' ''''
..onr hv wear as follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
REACHES COVERED WITH FILTH.

DEAD ANIMALS A NUISANCE ON THE GRAY h1'D''D
BAY SHORE.
The beach along Gravesend Bay, from Bay I"en-
tv6f,bst Bath Beach Bensonhurst is in a
bad condition. owing to the number Of dead AMI
mails that are exposed to the rays OF the sun at
low tide Yesterday afternoon there were ten AM
.,a,. g. an advanced stage OF decomposition lying
ON the sand within ten blocks Bathers are com
nlaininr about the stencil. and it is regarded as
nnroper lime now for the Board of Health TO take
daattfo, ~ tbe matter The conditions prevail
on narts Of the beach between the beginning OF the
Shore Road and OWLS Head
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
TIME CHECKS ON THE LACKAwANNA.

The management OF the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western Railroad within the next few days.
will adopt system OF time checks. Each man
will receive a check in the morning. which will be
faken up at noon given back TO him on his return
from dinner and taken up at night In this way
the time OF each of the hundreds OF men employed
will be checked every day.
An official OF the company when seen yesterday
said: "The action is not intended as rehecuon
ON the men. The system IS in vogue In many OF
The largest corporations in the country, and Will
not interfere with the working hours al the shops'
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29

NRECK OF B. y GA dispatch,
dated Nov. %. from Cumberland.
Md. sayx The first section of the
Baltimore and ONO passenger train
SO. " 1870, crashed into by the second
section 10 tbe south Cumberland
yard, AT O'Clock this morning Fire.
mau Massey was So baIli injured that
%, died at 3 o'clock. lie was thirty
wears old and lived ln Baltimore.
George Kendall. engineer. was badly
hurt, but not fatally. lie is now at
the Western Maryland Hospital. lie
Is injured about the back. head and
legs. None of the passengers were
seriously hurt. Matthew Fogertv. of
New York. had one of his great toes
mashed, and postal clerk ". c. Rig
gln was cut about the head with Nv
lug glass. The rear Pullman. Uriel.
ou the first section was burned M.
The fire was caused bv the locomotive
headlight exploding. The wreck
was caused bv the first section being
detained by wreck. The bravery
of Kendall in sticking to his post
saved the first section from being tel
escaped. Tie was voted hero bv the
passengers. The damage to the
equipment is about $1,000. None of
the passengers were so badly hurt as
To be unable To continue the journey
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
Choice Novelties.
Dress Goods.
Silks, NelvetS, &c,
at low prices.
10y :. l.. Pa!mbaum x 60.

Mrs. W. p. Mcclure gave de.
lightful entertainment Thursday ev-
ening last at her home on Amherst
street to a number of friends in honor
of Misses Rosa and Gretta McCor
mick, of Berryville Miss Nellie
Page, of Berryville, and Prof. Nelson
of the Shenandoah Valley Academy,
were highly complimented for their
musical abilities. and the singing of
the "The Holy City" by Miss Page
was the feature of the evening. Sew
en-hand euchre was played, after
which AN elaborate supper was served.
Winchester News Item.
For RENT. A Room on Church
st. suitable to conduct Harness
Shop. Large Glass Show Room for
keeping of Harness, with other first
class conyeniences. Apply to
THOMPSON 4 OGDEN.
y Luray letter says: The new
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
on Main and Broad streets, is now
nearing completion, and 1t will be
ready for opening by the new year.
1t is by far the finest and most costly
church building in this Valley, and
will be a fine one indeed.
For Rent Brick Dwelling House
on Main Street, B9rrvville, with gar
den attached. Apply at COURIER
Office
CharleStOwn Advocate: MIR. j. +.
Lancaster, of Shenandoah junction,
says he has been living in this county
for twenty years and has never served
as either petit or grand Juror and has
never been witness in court.
Charlestown Advocate: If the
wheat crop of this county next year
IS anything near up to its present
promise thirty five and forty bushel
crops will be nothing unusual. The
oldest inhabitant never saw it look
ing better.
There is a heavy freight rattle on
the y. * w. Railroad. and Ia meet it
this company is now running long
and heavy trains pulled by three
heavy and ponderouS engines over its
road.
George +. WySOng has begun the
publication of neat little tri weekly
paper called 1.-The Advertiser" in
CharlestOwn.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29

WHAT MORE DO You ASHTON
receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps.
generous sample will be mailed of
Ine most popular Cutarrh and Hay
rever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm) suf-
~ to cemonstrate its great merit.
rail size 30 cents.
ELY Bros, SO Warren St, n. Y.
Since 1861 have been a great suf-
ferer from catarrh. tried EIv's
cream Balm and to all appearances
am cured. Terrible headaches from
which had long suffered are gone.
w. j. Hitchcock, late Major u. S.
VOL and A. a. Gen., Buffalo, N. Y.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29

Victims a. stomach liver and kidney
.i.'u,''vs ~ well - women, and all feel the
results ia loss OF a,.,..tite .,iSnns in The
olooi, backache. nervousness. hcadache and
ured' hStlcSS, rundown feeling BIT there's
~" need To feel like that. Listen 40 j. W.
i,,aiuher ldavillc, Ind. He says: Electric
"''IerS are Just the thing for a man when he
!; an run down, and don't care whether he
nNeS or dies. IL did more to give me new
a 'i and good appetite than anything
t""rn TAKE. | can now eat anything and
II =" We We new lease ON life" Only 30 cents nj
-. w. bie9coe's drug store. Every bottle
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
An Interesting Parish Paper

We have at hand a copy of the
first issue of the Parish Messenger, u
bright and interesting little church
paper of eight pages, edited by Rev.
VIM. Temple Allen, rector of Christ
Church. Springfield, Mo. It's editor
Is "a native of Clarke County. aud last
February resigned the rectorship of
II. Johns Church at Fort Smith.
Ark, to accept his present charge.
The Messenger shows evidence Of a
lively interest taken by Mr. Allan ia
his new field Of labor, and We have
no doubt that he will endear himself
to the people of Springfield, No, as
he did TO the members Of It. Johns
Church, Fort Smith. whom he min
istered for - years
The following is the Messengers
salutatory to its readers:
The Rector of Christ Church sends
cordial greetings AMI a hearty cod speed
20 all the parish through the first issue
of The Parish Messenger In editorial
experience and ability. its pretentious
are modest, but it Will seek 90 convey
Christ's message of Hope and Love au
who are OF the household of faith" 90
represent the Holy Catholic Church ac-
cording TO tire Prayer Book of the T.. +.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29

a New and Interesting Magazine.


We thank the Southern Publish
nag Co., OF Manassas, Va, for a copy
OF the November number of the
Southern Magazine. Among the
many interesting features of the
number are, the comprehensive paper
by Col. Jno. p. Thomas, State His
tOrlan OF South Carolina. on Cal
nouns Theory of Government" aud
Prof. stones paper on Some As
Economical Questions of Today"
these papers have solid merit and
value. The paper on Father Ryan,
Poet PIlest, Is a continuation of a
series OF papers, critical and bio
graphical, on Southern authors. This
series will be continued during the
coming year and Will contain such
we'll known names as Thos. Nelson
Page, Joel Chandler Harris. James
Lane Allen. Frank l.. stanton. Mrs
Margaret j. Preston, Henry Timrod.
VIM. Gilmore Slmms and others.
There Will also be papers Oh south
ern statesmen, embracing we'll known
names IN the history of the country.
HE three short stories IN this mum
bar are very good. Altogether We
believe the number will compare fa.
vorably with any of the leading mag
azines of the day.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29

AN IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-A
souiew hat peculiar case, decided last
"ecA by the Court vi Appeals, was
that oi tne town OF HarrIsonburg rs.
JOhu +. Roller obtained from the
buckingham Circuit Court an IN
Junction. perpetHaiiy restraining the
low o1 IarrisonGurg from raising
the ~lJcwai5 ~ front of The residence
OF tie appcilec. and prescri bing a
per" .nc.g syadr ia front of his resi-
4ence. The Supreme Court holds in
a." elaborate opinion hy Judge Riley
mat a municipal corporation is not
''Ao'" fnr consequential damages,
such is the Overflow of a mans lot
hN rvssou of 'nr elevation If "a I'D g.
Walh iu fine course of s'rcr, Improve
men'S For this and other reasons
The decree of the Circuit Court is re.
'rr'ei tie. injunction dissolved. and
lhc bill dismissed.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
Their business booming.

Probably no one thing has caused a gen
er.u revival of trade at 4, w. Blrncoe'S 6rn,,
store aS his giving away To- their many
customers OF So many fee trial bottles Of
l,r King New Discovery forConsumptian
u trade L. simply enormous in this very
valuable remedy, from the fact that il WAYS
cures and never disappoints. Coughs Colds.
Asthma. bronchitis. Group. and all throat
ami lung diseases are quickly cured Nou
can test IL before buying by getting a TRIAL
bottle free, large size soc and Sl.O0 Every
bottle warranted
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29

The busiest and mightc>t little thing thar
ever was made Is DIR Kings New Life Pills
Every pill Is e Slgar-coated glohule 0fheoltb
thar changes weakness into strength. list
leSSncSS into energy. brain-fag into mental
power. They re- wonderful i'm building ~,
the health. Only De per box Sold bv =.
W. Rlencoe
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29

All QUIET, The excitement
which has prevailed over the killing
OF young Clarence SNYDER. by Mag
istrate Q. |. Fleming. o, Princess
Anne county, while the former was
treSpaSsing on the latters land. has
subsidized considerably. The people
who were wrought up 10 a pitch by
the crime and attempted to lynch
Fleming have Quieted down and are
now willing 20 abide the decision of
the courts in the matter. Fleming
has retired to his home In the county.
where. aided by friends. he stands
guard over his premises. allowing
none unknown to him to enter. Ii
Is said that the member of the mob
(which attacked Eleming's house last
week, killed by Fleming and who
was at first believed to be H. \. Gil
more. of Phoebus. was Claude Kel
lam, resident of Princess Anne
county, who is reported missing.
The body being unclaimed. it was
buried by the county authorities.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29

HARPER WIIISKEY is rapidly be-
coming the national beverage. It's the
enc thing all parties agree upon. Repub-
hcan~. Democrats. POpulisis. Even the
",uaN nothing party knows one thing:
thc merits of HARPER Whiskev.
Sold nv
+. y. CASTLEMAN.
Berrvville. Va
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
Briefs.

0@@OAo-
One of the attorneys for Harry NJ.
Anderso and John and Thomas
Morriso the three ,oung men If
Wlnche, ''r who are Ia Jail in Rom
ney, w. Va, under iniic.u.er; for
robbery, said the other day that the
two Morrisons will plead guilty 70
the charge, and receive lighter sen
tence than if they stood trial. An
derson was convicted two months ago.
but has not been sentenced. The
lowest term in West Virginia for
robbery is ten years, but the MorIi
sons will receive about five years aud
Anderson six years, for assault, with
intent to kill, while the robbery
charge will be held mp. The pris-
oners, who belong 10 highly respecta
tile families of Winchester, masked
themselves and robbed Charles Coop
er, Of Hampshire county, W. Va, at
the point Of pistol. of $3.50, last
May. They we're identified bv Charles
Keller. who was also held up, in
crowd of ten thousand people. on
Con ederate Memorial Day.
New Underwear.
and Hosiery,
70 suit everybody
in size and price.
10y :. l.. Palmbaum Il Co.
=. d. Tebault, superintendent of
the Maryland Telephone Company,
OF Hagerstown, and :. l.. Hoover.
superintendent of the Winchester
Telephone Company. were in Shep.
herdstown last week talking over
telephone affairs. No definite action
was taken, but We understand that
the two systems will be linked to
gejh-' al Nbepherdstown i'm the near
future and amicabie business rcla
tons established. The Winchester
company Is now constructing line
from Be,rV,ile so Churlestowu. aud
Is within four or five miles of thc
latter place The uext line buiit
viii uc from Charlestown to Nhep-
herh-tovn. >hepherdstowu Register
New Blankets. Comforts.
an Fauueis.
bN =. l.. palmhaum ~ Go.
\ meeting of Winchester Presbv-
terry. held IN Winchester last week.
unanimously dissolved the pastoral
relations existing between Rev. DR..
Henry VI. White and the Loudoun
street church. This action wast..k.
CA on Dr Whites urgent request that
his hraitL had become impaired from
the work of looking after the church
aud the charge of Opequon Memorial
church, at kernstOwn. He was Of
fered AN assistant, but declined. Dr.
White is one of the best known min
listers in the Southern PRESBYTERIAN
church and had been connected with
l-oudoun Street church for "a quarter
of century. lie was Stonewal
Jackson's chaplain during the civil
war
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
Dinner and Oyster Supper.

y dinner and oyster supper will
be served In the warehouse of MIR. H..
+. Deahl on East Main street ON Fri
day next, December lst. from / to
$: 80 o'clock in the evening. by the
chapel society of Grace Episcopal
Church. \ liberal patronage Is
asked of the public as the proceeds
will be devoted TO the fund now
being raised to complete the chapel.
adjoining Grace Church, which is in
course of erection.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
Quot Home Wedding.

Quiet Home Wedding.
Miss Matte Bromley, daughter Of
Mr.. John Bromley. one of the most
prominent farmers of this county.
and Mr.. I. Lohr Capper, we'll
known business man of Winchester.
were married at the brides home near
Lake View last Thursday evening at
8 o'clock. The wedding was a quiet
affair aud was witnessed by only a
few relatives and intimate friends of
the contracting parties. Rev. DR..
II. VI. White, of Winchester. per
formed the ceremony, and Miss Lille
Maphis, also of Winchester. had
charge of the music. After the cere-
mony sumptuous supper was served
and enjoyed by all. The newly mar
ried came to this place and took the
$50 night train for tour through
the North.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
Berryville High School.

At the examination held ON oath
inst. on the subject of General Histo.
~ the following persons are men
toned as attaining high marks:
First honor, 100 per cent-Percv
Crown.
ApproXimatiug 100 per cent
Frank Hardesty, Martha Jcnes. FLOYD
Gaver, Beulah Elsea, Mary Powers.
Cabell Tapscott.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29

WANTED WNNTFD'
100000 lbs. of Milk per month,
Tor which We will pay the very high
est prices. c. Il. Howell x Bro.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
Fresh Groceries
Select Hardware

wish 60 inform my Gust uc-~ ANA The
pubic that have bought tine n ARpNARE
BUSINESS OF Mr. q. Nanpeyente-. 60 which
Fresh Stock of Groceries.
and have opened up my New Store i'm -h.
nei[e>u4e Building. formerly occupied bv
Mr.. Nanheventer. where ! asked my old
customers and the public i'm -cueral to .au
i>tactiOu
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29

EdH'''tc N"rr n"w"is wa ,...carrts
,IaA-N tnfn4r.ic. e. .. co..,. .f..... f..... e~
ioc eSr II e. =. q fi.I. dro,.. l.t.t,ro,,,.,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
Death OfMrs Ann B. Cooke.

Mrs. Ann Burwell Cooke died
Thursday at the Vineyard. her res
idence in this county, aged 81 years.
She was the daughter of William
Burwell, of this county. and widow
Of the late Philip Pendleton Cooke.
the author of FLORENCE Nane" and
other literary gems, and frequent
contributor to the Southern Literary
Messenger in its palmiest days. Mrs.
Cooke leaves four children Mrs. IN
drew f. Kennedy. Of Charlestown.
W. Va, Misses Elizabeth and Nancy
b. Cooke, and Nathaniel b. Cooke.
The funeral took place at noon or
Saturday from Grace Protestant Epis-
cOpal Church at Wildwood and the
interment was made at Old Chapel
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
Administrators Sale.

Under the head of new advertise
ments will be found list of personal
property, belonging to the estate of
the late VIM. ID. Garvin, which will
be sold at public cutlery at the de
ceased's warehouse in Boyce by his
administrators, MessrS. Geo. ". Gar
vim and Chas. \. Miller. Many of
the articles our farmers will find
useful and valuable about their
farms. The sale Will occur Satur-
day next, December 2nd, and Will
commence at 10: 50 a. IN. Bear this
in mind.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-11-29
Personals.

Mrs. VI. J. Coke, who recently return
ed from Germany, where she has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs Earnst
Heddaeus, is stopping for a few days at
the home of Mr.. X. r. Smith Mrs. Coke
will leave shortly for Taylor, Tex, to
look after her large land interests near
that place
Mrs. Mary NicOdemus, of Loysburg.
Pa, who has been with her daughter.
Mrs. J. II. Russell, of this place, for the
past two months, will spend the winter
in Berryville. Miss Eta Nicademus is
also expected 10 spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Russell, on North Church
Street
Mr. F. II. Campbell, of the real estate
firm Of Campbell d Kirby, of Front Roy
al, was in town last week.
Miss Mary Thomson. OF Summit Point.
is the guest OF Miss Mary Moore, at
"Cleft Oak"
Rev. and Mrs Julian Broaddus have
returned from Richmond and Caroline
county, where they have been visiting
the home of the formers father.
Mr. Hugh Mcdonald has returned 10
this place from York Pa, and entered
upon his duties in the Bank of Clarke
County
Miss Emma Koontz, Of Bedford county.
Pa. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.. !. r. Rus
sell
Mr. George W Wyncoop. Jr.. has re-
turned TO his home in the WicklifTe
neighborhood from business trip 10
Cincinnati, O.
Mr. VI ". Jones has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent attack Of sick
ness TO Doe able TO appear down town
We are sorry to hear Of the illness of
Mr. II. /. ID. Lewis. Jr.. who lies at his
home. "Audley." near town, with an at
tack of pneumonia
Mr. CD Carte, Of the Vaudeville
nei-Aborhood. was welcome caller M
the COURIER Office last Saturday.
Mr. samuel Wills. now and for many
years past "a merchant of Bedford. Pa.
was guest OF Mr.. j. r. Russell last
week. MI Wills wa- much pleased with
berryviile and says he may locate and
open M first class family grocery store
here soon
Ne>Sr- Conrad kown>lar and Black
barn smith. who spent part of last week
hunting in Gloucester county. returned
home Monday. They repor, birds more
plentiful on The Eastern coast than here.
Mr. Thomas Cla-ct is home from
Michigan on 80 short visit.
Mrs !. r. &. Lewis and daughter Miss
Marie Lewis. have gone to Lexington
Va. to reside They will make their
home with Miss Maggie Freeland
Mrs Francis Mccormick. mother of
Dr Cyrus Mccormick. has been critical
/ ly ILL., but we are glad Co say al this tim,
her condition has improved very much