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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
NInfherf the Sea.

long ropes Of pearl the Mother Sea
filings down ,
To the winged emerald daughters OF
her heart,
Who run IN laughter and in laughter
part
1rnon the beach. though clouds to west
ward frown:
Low thunders from the sunset sudden
drown
The light sea laughter. and the wave
let's dart
Rack to the Mother breast. again to
And weave the pearl ropes in glitterlns
crown:
White foam. green waves. such virtue in
YOU lies
That, as you move, new essence is I'M
rolled
To him who. like the palm meath sun
sici: sky.
For silver coolness and sweet grayness
sighs.-
O strong. good Mother made to Gods
own mould
Who does not long to kiss thee ere
he die?
Maurice Francis Egan. In the New
IipDincott" for November
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Grandmothcts.

GRANDMOTHER are very nice folks.
They beat all the aunts in creation.
They let a chap do what he likes
And don't worry about education.
I'm sure l can't see It at all,
What a Door fellow cOulo do
For apples. and pennies, and cakes
Without a grandmother or two.
And II he Is bad now and then,
And making a great racketing noise
They only look over their specNs.
And say, "Ah. these boys Wall be 10. 5.
Life is only short az its best.
Let the children be happy to-day.
Then they look for a while az the sly
And the hills that are far. Tar away
Quite often as twilight comes on
Grandmothers sIng hymns. very .oN'
To themselves. as they rock by the nie'
About heaven. and when they shAH so'
And then a boy stopping 20 iHihN'
Win find a hot tear I'm his ete
To know what will come az thr lAst'
For grandmothers all have io e'e'
wish they would stay here and pray
For n boy needs their prayers every
night. p .,,o.o
some bows more than others ! pose
such as l. need a. wonderful slsht'
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THANKSGIVING DAY GAME,
Something About the HeaNyweighis
who Will Meet Here.

The football teams OF Lehlgh Uniyer-
slty and the University Of Virginia VIII
meet i'm Richmond on Thanksgiving Day
The game is being looked forward To WITH
the keenest interest by all followers OF the
sport, and already Is being discussed
amongst the college men OF the city.
The work OF the Lehigh team has teeh
very cratic this fall. They started IN their
training very late but opened the season
well by holding the University o. fenh7SI-
vania down 10 twenty points. Next game
was with Rutgers. which Lehigh won By
10 10 0. Lehigh played Cornell just one
week before Cornell defeated Princeton
and were only scored on once by the
Ithacons and these on fumbled punt
Iehighs line has proved the weakest
polut. II showed up particularly so III
her game with Lafayette last SATURDAY
when three touch downs were made on
short hard piunees through the center.
The rodeemng feature OF the eleven is
the fast work OF the backs. Ihey get
off with snap. and form their interference
il, good STYLE. Both ends on the Lehigh
foam have done splendid work. They
have won the applause on every heid'
they are down the field Ike a hasn on
hunts. smash Interference and are nara
To- fool on trick plays.
The team has met with number Oh ue-
feats this season. but they nave Deen
plsvine an exceptionally hard
schedule Lehgh has been coached by
II. Thompson. Jr., OF Princeton "a,
and naturally his style Is somewhat
similar 20 Princoton's game.
can't. Chamberlain. 90, is q years OF
ace and weighs one hundred and M
ty-dve pounds; height is hve ftete zen
and a half inches He Is a Southerner'
beinr prepared for the University in
Chattanooga University School lie mas
plsved on the Varsity for the last three
yelrs. This season he plays leit mar
back. ~ -
r b. Gearhart IS playing right end,
which position he has held against all
corners for two years lie j. HNe ice.
ten inches tall. weigh 100 pounds
e. y. Scovil is the star LEFT end on the
VARSITY" lie kas played the position
two Years. lie weighs l1z POUNDS anu
is five feet ten inches tan.
The probable line mp Of the team against
virgini. here on Thanksgiving Day Is:
Sco7,l loft end: Gledhil, left tackle;
PAYNE. left guard, Mccarthy centre
Bray. right guard; Ross rght tackle'
cearhart. right end: James. quarter back;
Chamberlain captain LETT nan DacH,
Reese. right half back; Lindiey full
back. 40
The average OF the team is about l5S
pounds.
The University team has SHOWN up
unusually weak this season It's great
est trouble seems 10 be the Jack
OF weight in the line. There IS no
doubt that virginia is playing a fast,
cloan game hut she has gone up against
so much heavier teams
virpinia's backs have played superb
,ou On eyerv game. but the line has been
,,nabic ~ hold the heavy rushes Of their
opponents.
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IT.
May Check a Cold Too Quick.
G RIP
May Check a Cold Too Quick.

A carpenter OF Morristown, a great
strong. hearty fellow. says: - breaks
up my Cold In two doses-I don't
follow the directions on the bottle-when |
take Cold / at once take half the contents
OF &c bottle. then l wait awhile. ana
take the balance: my Cold Is gone the
same day" While this may be all very
well FOR a strong man. It is not always
best 10 check Cold too quickly and pos
sibly drive # to some weak spot-it IS
better to follow the directions Of six pei'
let's every hour IT then restores the
checked circulation (known by a chill OF
shiver). starts the blood coursing through
the veins, makes a steady cure Of a Cold
or Grip.
Manual OF all Dieeases sent free,
For sale by all druggists. or sent on
receipt OF price. Z5c. and 500. Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Medicine Co, Cor.
William & John SITS, y. Y.
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usProncr Attitude.

..,,... ,,,oo, love you" he observed,
~ words were curt. his tone incislye-
s,,,cv smile her red lips curved
,rbs while she tried 90 Look submissive
..r2,t me no silly romance rules,
IA II YOU think 20 bind me pleading
r,o,yn ON my knees. Ike other fools.
you'll md your hopes are quite mis-
leading
said she: Although you are so rude.
can't help wishing that / knew, sir.
whether your stern resolves preclude
You kneeling down 70 tie my shoe-sir.'
lie knelt 10 knot the Tossed bow
And are you sure you love me dearly
She gently breathed. Stll bending low
with all my heart" she answered.
clearly.
and wish you to become my VIE"
Her laugh rang out. "Yes. u you please
sir"
she said: "rn gladly share your me-
Now that you've asked me on your
knees sir ..,,
MADELINE $. BRIDGES
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TVicr's Chances.

The result Of the election shows that
Tyler Is stronger to-day than he was
month ago II shows that there are many
men who have been counted upon as
Martin men who will vote for Tyler. In
pl,tsylvania county there were men elect
4 Tuesday who will not vote for Martin,
-nd who clairl that thev were never
b. dyed to him. They Wi cause some
fun this winter. The chances are that
Martin Is defeated. lie has counted his
chickens before they. were hatched. II
win be n hitting reSnke 10 Ring Rule II
.&he TYLER forces rally now and snow the
Machine undey, Dany.lle Bee,
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TAYLOR CLAIMS.
The Commercial Estimates His Plu-
rality at 4 PTS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov n.-Reports
have been received by the Commercial
Rep) up to midnight from Ill of the ll9
counties, giving the official count. These
give Goebel pluralities Of l7l69 and Tay-
Tor pluralities of 13,435; Goebels net plu-
rality 373A
The yet unreported counties are Rowan,
Jefferson. Knox. and Harrison, in which
the canvassing boards have adjourned
until Monday, and Johnson. Menefee.
Cumberland. and Letcher, which have not
Yet sent in their oincia, counts
The eight counties wording to the un-
official figures heretofore received by the
Commercial, give Taylor pluralities Of
G.G56 and Goebel pluralities Of 1902; Tay-
lor's net plurality 5,o3i.
Doducung this from Gocbels plurality
of 8.743 in i'll counties, leaves Taylor a
plurality I'm the whole State Of 1850.
The Democratic unofficial returns from
the eight unreported counties show net
TAYLOR plurality of 4952. Using these
figures with the Commercials official
plurality Of 1874 from III counties still
leaves Taylor a plurality of LIS.
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DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB.
4 Successful Run Enjoyed Yesterday
Afternoon.

The largest field OF riders OF the season
,oilou,cd the Deep Run hounds yesterday
afternoon. At least twenty-five eGue cues,
TRANS were at the meet whlch was nela
At the New Reservoir and nearly all Of
then, were at the finish at the club house.
' me hunt was very successful in every
way the master. Mr.. Beattie giving a
good evenings sport. Among those OUT
" chris,lan Jr. Mr.. and Mrs #. y.
Garter c; Mr.. and Miss Blacker, Dr. Joseph
\ White DR.. G. l.. sieseI, Messrs. spen-
Ger /. carter. L. T. MYERS, Robert Bryan
+. ID. Meanley Lewis Croxton' II. II.
,riort,e n Nathews. Thomas Martin,
J. r.. ]. Anderson. Gwynn Harrison OF
Clarke county. va; Jack Detreyille and
others. ~,
Next wednesday the hounds meet at Mr..
~ ga o,clock There will be no hunt on
SATURDAY next. as the clubs race meeting
will be held that DAG.
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CONTESTS INEVITABLE
And They Will BE Ably Argued by
Legal Counsel.

FRANKFORT KY. Nov. lit Is
hundred that Congressman David Smith
of the Campaign Committee has given up
the claim that Goebcl has been elected,
but this cannot DE verified.
The rumor is pronounced false by Goebel
leaders here. Goelers election is strongly
claimed. but no figures ere given.
Republican leaders figure Taylor cleo
ton by 5000 or more tonight, basing their
estimates on unexpected gains shown by
returns coming in late to-day
Contests are inevitable and they VIII
be ably argued before the state Election
Board hy legal counsel on both sides as 10
the law bearing on each particular case.
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Smallpox in McckIepburg.

RoYDTON. VA. Nov u-Special-Dr.
Riddick. OF Norfolk, reached here yester-
day. and went at once 10 see the SICK
I'm the neighborhood OF Fields Postofice
who were reported TO have smallpox. Or.
ptddi,k saws there is no doubt about the
disease being genuine smallpox. There
are seven cases. two OF them. the Doctor
saws are very H. and may die
The supervisors will take prompt meas
ures 10 stamp out the scourge as quickly
as possible by employing physician and
having hospitals
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JAPANESE WEDDING FESTIVAL.

warships have landed a naval brigade
with twenty guns Tor the defence of The
town. The brigade marched through he
town amid the greatest enthusiasm
CAPE TOWN. Wednesday. Nov S.
Night.-Dspatchcs from Kimberley show
that the town was vigorously attacked
az two different points. II is reported
that one of the British force ana six
Beers We're killed.
10 Is believed here that the Beers SUR
round the town in force.
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French Senate Votes It Competency

PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE Senate, sitting as
a high court was occupied to-day with
the arguments for and against the com
Potency OF the Senate 10 tiy 'ne con-
spiracy cases. Eventually the Senate
by a vote Of l57 to 81, declared itself com
petent to try the cases. The hish court
then held a secret session.
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sANTO DOMINGO, Nov. n.-ConsresS
to-day proclaimed Senior Jlmlnez presl-
dent OF Santo Domingo, and senior as
auez vice-president. They VIII enter mo
office December lst, when me cohs'i,u-
ton will undergo a change Inc country
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Senator Thurs,on to lie Married.

OMAHA. NEE, Nov. line pee 10,
morrow Will publish an anhouhceinent "a
the forthcoming nuptials Oh oeha,or 5oni'
Pearman of Warrington, u. Cy within
The next ton dnys. Mss Pearman II the
daughter OF encouragement rearman.
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"well." he said. "The Beers are on the
move"
Yes" she replied. looking az me clorH.
"but there are some exceptions --bui'a''
Commercial
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WASHINGTON. GA. Nov 1L-Wil
TAYLOR was found guilty Of the murder
OF Jep Dennard and sentenced 10 ninety
nine years in the penitentiary here to-day.
Tn IS he second time Taylor has been
convicted Of this crime
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iiniri, ilSrr.

rhere was young man IN the ehoir
whose voice rose up hoir and hoir'
Till so high II did soar
You could hear II no moar'
And twas found next day on Tue sp'"'
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oisconal Hich School. 10; Roanoke. q.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Nov: lis pccial.
Inierscholastic championship game be-
tween the Episcopal High School and Roa-
noke College this afternoon resulted:
Episcopal High School ~; Roanoke co..
leae, q.
The old High School Is In fair position
for championship honors In the State.
having defeated the hitherto unconquered
Roanoke College by the above score.
The PLAYING NJ Bullitt IL ID. Waters,
Johnson, ca Essl and Baker. for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

~ woman is OF far senuc,
when find a sock out at the heel !
damn It; my wife darns !" '''A
Life.
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OFFICIAL COUNT
IS NOT FINISHED


official reports from IS counties and I'M
official from the remaining q.
The county commissioners Of Nelson,
according to the Courier Journal, have
thrown out l.1% votes cast for w p.
Taylor, instead Of w. 5. Taylor.
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school. was brilliant. while the work OF
the two Bears. Hall and Moss, for the
visitors. has never been surpassed on the
High School grounds.
M. f-fr,.,f...r a.. tho lfup-frus
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PALESTINE WITH THE TIsSoT PIC
Tt-RES" will be subject Of a lecture
to be delivered by Rev. J. MEINOR
WILBUR, Of Baltimore, at the FIRST
Raptist church. THURSDAY. November
16th. at SIS =. NJ Admission p cents.
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AT srRRYs.

Face to face with facts.
The facts are: From the cheap
tailor YOU cannot get as good suit
as We sell for $500; and if YOU 90 to
a good tailOr-well-the price IS way
up.
In these $500 suits YOU get the
high priced tailOr'S cloth at the cheap.
talOTS price, and our guarantee to
fit.
Our si2 90 Top Coats are the seasons ideas
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NIcCahcs. 10: Ashland. o.

ASHLAND. VA. Nov. 11-Special-ln
game Of football this afternoon between
McCabes School. Of Richmond, ana an
Ashland team. the former won-lO to y.
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OPENING AT JENNINGS.
The Crowd Was Large. Comprising
Many Society People.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE opening
Of the Jockey club meet az Jennings to-
day was suspicious most OF tho DIG
stables being represented. Inc crown
was large comprising many Weli-hhoWh
society people The card was good but
the return TO the old style OF s'"r'inb
without the barrier was not an unquah-
ned success. Track good. weather per
feet Summaries:
First racc-six furlongs-Sidney Lucas
g TO o first, First Whip % TO / and
TO ID second; Golden Rattle az 10 j
third. Time. 1:l6.
Second receive furlongs-Give and
Take 10 10 u first. g. r. Wishtman l-O
10 ] and 10 TO u second. Robert Mclean
C25 TO u third. Time. 1908 2-5.
Third e-stceplechase-two and one
half miles-Purse S5oO-Sibley q TO j. FIRST
Mr.. Stoffel G3 TO . and TO % second,
Baby Bin (even) third. Time. OLA
Fourth race-six furlongs- Carbuncle q
10 ID first Cupdity 10 10 and 10 % sec
ond. Precursor q to u third. Time l;l6'
Fifth race-mile and a siNteenth-Puise
s3Do-Brsk 40 10 ID first, Queen or song
Is TO 2 and TO % second, Alvarado IL
% TO u third. Time, $50
Queen City Course.
CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. 1.-THE first
heat race over the Queen CITY course was
run al Newport to-day. Albert NaIe' '"c
fayorite. won both heats-the Irst IN
drive and the second voTy easily sum
mary: t, l,o o.,
FIRST race-six furlOngs ~-Ber1ie 90 20
I, erst Abe FVlrst 30 to - second, Tom
Collins a TO u third. Time, ll6l.
Second race-mile ana a siNteenth'-
49,, xya.uan Is TO - first. Loyalty Is
10 ~ second Friar John Go to y third.
Third race-two miles.-'Fatherland az
TO - FIRST. Kyral GO TO j. second Nirsie
~ IA IN ~ third. Time, $500.
ronrth receive furlOngs.
90 to u FIRST. Fonda &C. to - second,
cherlie O'Brien 90 to - third. Time,
1854 , Nj. -.
Filth race-six furlongS-t1rSt neat
Aihcrt Vale (even) first. Neckaris 90 10 p
sD.ond Tension @ TO J. third. Time.
I.10iS. second heat-Albert Vale q TO y
aret Neckaris g. TO ~ second. Louisville
Role ,3 TO ID third. Time, III
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Naval Cadets, IS; Trinity, 0.
Chicago. 70: Northwestern 0.
Wisconsin, %; Illinois, 0.
University Of Nashville, 10; Georgia
School of Technology, ..
SWancc. %, Tulane, y.
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PULSE.
August Is, 1899.

August l3, 1893.
T.J. Hopkins and family and Mrs.
Kilt stroup spent Sunday with W. o.
Daggy and family.
Neri Ohany and wife partook of the
hospitality Of w. R. Hopkins and family
Sunday.
Miss Leila Daggy, of Edenton. is visit.
ing friends here.
A. A. Fender, of Fairview, was calling
ON Miss Mary Duvall Sunday evening.
Rev. Bagby, Of Hsmersville, was here
last week in the interest Of the Christian
Church of Ripley.
Win Roads and wife, of Buiord, spent
Sunday with friends here.
NJ. Baker and family visited Joe Hoax
and wife Sunday.
W. h. Hopkins, Of Lynchburg. was
here on business Saturday.
Miss Maggie stroup, who has been III
for several months, departed this lie
Saturday evening. The funeral services
were conducted BY Rev. CLARK Monday.
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the happy mother of 8 children, Of
whom are still living and prosperous
and now after more than 81 years Of
married life, Mrs. Davis still directs the
affairs OF her home with that queenly
grace and modesty that have character.
lied her in the days gone by. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis are the oldest residents in
the vicinity in which they live, have an
elegant home, and are held in high es-
TEEN.
Wesley Roads, of Missouri, and Persie
Roads, of Illinois, came Monday and are
guests Of their prrents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Roads.
Thomas Costello and wife enjoyed a
visit among friends at Lexington the
| first OF this week.
Mrs. Mary Clark visited reletives al
Belfast Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. A.
T. Williamson returned home with her
and is now her guest.
Mrs. Ralph, near Costello's Mill, has
been great sufferer for several days and
is still deeply afflicted.
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HARRISBURG
August 10Th, 1899.


The corn in this section will make
above the average crop if the season con.
tinues as good as it has been.
L. L. Eskins and family, of Russells'
visited M. E. Vance Saturday land Sun
day.
Several from this place attended the
Sunday school celebration at Mowrys.
town last Saturday.
Miss Ashmore, who has been very sick
for the past ten days, is better at this
writing.
A. L. Miller has his saw mill running
on the farm of F. M. McConnaughey.
One of our young ladies lost q black
silk, steel rod parasol on last Saturday on
her way to Mowrystown. The finder
will confer favor, by leaving the same
at New Market postoffice or at the store
Of Sam R. Free, Hillsboro.
Miss Orissa Euverard, of Stringtown,
is visiting her uncle, @. E. Harris, this
week.
The g. S. Harris heirs have sold their
property here to J. W. Emery, of New
Market.
Mrs. j. o Harris is able to be out
again after being confined to the house
for fortnight.
Mr.. Marker, of Indianapolis, Ind,
visited Henry Miller last week. They
had not seen each other for fifty years.
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FOLSOM.
August l4th, 1893

August l4th, 1899
Starley CLANCY is all smiles It's a
fine boy.
J. W. Beets is painting the store at
this place.
Mrs. Elvira Flaugher, son and two
daughters were the guest of Mrs. j. O.
Mccoy last Thursday.
John Il. Hopkins and wife are visiting
their daughter, Dora Eakins, near Lex
ington this week.
Rev. McColm will preach his farewell
sermon at this place next Sunday at
q. m.
Lewis and Henry Mercer and Hamer
Mccoy were calling on J. @. Mccoy last
Sunday.
Rev. o. g. Blackwell, the appointee
of the Ohio Conference to the Mt. Grab
circuit, will preach at Union Chapel on
Sunday, August 9th, at 1890 a. m.
Hon. w. @. Hudson, wife and daugh-
ter, of Athens, are the guests of w. T.
Shannon and family this week.
J. "A. Gilmore, wife and sister, and
Mrs. Arthur Mercer and children were
the guests OF VIM. Mercer and family
last week.
Mrs. Alberta Mercer spent last Sun
day at the home of her father, John
Mccoy.
Mary Leforge was calling at the home
of I. w. Beets last Sunday.
VIM. J. Trump and wife, of Pisgah,
were visiting at W. T. Shannon's last
Saturday and Sunday.
Everybody is enjoying good health
and are happy over the prospects of
good crops.
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DODSONVILLE.

August IA, 1899.
George Dunseith has moved into the
Miller property.
Work has begun on the new black.
smith shop.
T. w. Shaffer has purchased the Simp-
son property and it will be occupied by
M. G. stroup.
The Lutheran Sunday School will have
celebration in stroup's grove next Sat-
urday. Everybody is invited. There
will be gsed speakers and good music.
The church festival held here Satur.
day night was success in every partic-
ulsr. Proceeds about S45.
Ths stroap reunion will be held Aug.
ust 3lst.
Ed Mcdaniel aud wife, of st. Martins,
were the gassts of F. P. stroup and fam
lily Saturday.
Maggie, daughter Of Levi and Elvirs
Stroup, died Saturday, and the funeral
services, conducted by Rev. Clark, were
held Monday, after which the remains
were inferred in the Stroup cemetery.
Joe Gavey, Of Hillsboro, visited friends
here Sunday.
Chas. Duvall and wife and Miss Anna
Champion visited Atlantic City last
week.
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BELL.
August IA, 1899.

August IA, 1879.
Quite number of the different orders
attended the celebration at Mowrystown
Saturday and report fine time.
Mrs. Mary Clark, of Rainsboro, spent
Saturday and Sunday the guests of her
sister, Mrs. Nancy Williams. She was
accompanied home by her sister and
Miss Ella Murphy.
7. M. Cooper and daughter, Anna,
have returned from visit in Piqua
county.
Miss Belle Dumbauld, of Appleton,
and Miss Blanche Rice, of Johnstown,
Licking county, are guests OF their cous-
in, A. w. Milburn.
Dewitt Hart fell from the fence a
few days ago and broke his arm.
Grandma Roberts, who has been atfiict
ed for quite a while, seems to be gradu-
ally weakening.
The fifth quarterly meeting was held
here Saturday.
Thos. Mcclure will spend this week
at Washington.
Mr.. Wilkins and family, of New Mark
ct, spent last Tuesday the guests of J. H
Gall.
D. E. Butler, Of Center6eld, and F. B.
Cunningham and sister, of Pisgah, spent
Saturday night and Sunday as guests of
A. w. Milburn.
Mrs. July Trump, of Pisgah, and An
thony Setty and wife, OF Louden, J. w.
Tener and wife, and Oliver Worth and
family spent Sunday the guests of Jno.
Trump.
The opening services of the camp
meeting will be conducted by Rev
Jones on Thursday evening, August II.
Tuesday, August 22d, will be Temper.
ance Day in the camp meeting. Mrs.
Beauhamp, of Kentucky, will have
charge. All members of the W. @. T.
U. are cordially invited and all who are
in sympathy with the cause of Tenn
persnce.
Rev. Campbell and family, of Brown
county, were visiting her sister, Flora
Gall, last week.