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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Lee hamhliss and Jinl Rock
ano-e. two negroes living ten
miles north of oxford. borrowed
two horses from TIE stables
Of Mr. 4 -. Roberts tn ride to
proiracted meetings for ~ vrtal
nights. Mr.. Roberts caught
Chambliss ON tue third NJ ght.
Who made a confession. The
negroes were tried before Squire
Harris Tuesday. and ROekamoTe
pleading guilty. was fined ell 81
III each ease. Chambliss MAS
discharged upon tgrnin; states
evidence.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Mr.. Clarence Burnett and his
sisters, Mesdames Nary and
Irene McLarty, are having "A
handsome cottage erected I'M
mediately in front Of the present
dwelling.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

HNLitf;u's Snow lI,,t,tEST
gives instant reiH-f IL cas 80
Needing. BsrE-, Rrui-ss. Scltls.
''uts, etc. r,cr .. and s1c.a- FuE
sale hy X. Z Chiffon = a..
Soouc knows the anbet-ab,e Tor.
tur~. THE p-cu'.-r AMI a<un sing
pain. caused by ptfE- unless they
base Suffered from tham. Maus
b. cxe theH iueuFshie Ihts j. =
~ stake. Proper treatment VII
clre them TABLE, RS Bt-G KY.
PILE OINTMENT j. an iniailihie
esre Fr.c- 60 cts- IN he,tie=.
tabs. = ets- For sale D. Il -
chiffon * 60
The Physicians of oxford COM
mend Iijt- chill Pr,-l ripsipa be-.
c1use ts-s kE1S Il j. mtie of :
grains eash of Alkansl Qulninr,
Iron br ifydrogrn rui Pcpsin. Il
= tasteless and positively gt1ran-
teesi 1t dnes not canstip4te. n
cares illsse- and - a g11i
IRON fauie. Get more pa8t.sI4tas
at e ~ ceiling Oh iss. \ "a
kvndti, Dk.ay1
Use ChI.ton's Reliable Diar
rltoea Cure n sure shot to-
Diarrhoea Dy sentery aaI all
stt-t.t.r eAutr.f. i.sz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

\ sure aud safe v.ay % cure chills
i to take lili's ChIil Prescription.
&c contains no pJl~3n, aud Is taste
les AMI guaranteed. Il u soil al
over the south ard IN oxford b
Mr. \. n kend l. Il i made only
by indiana nru Specially CO., 81.
& 49, sstsf frstasunststffs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Nr.E.O. Davidson has bought
the store-house in which he has
been carrying on business for
the past several years, end is
having the building thoroughly
renovated and greatly I'M
proved.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Rev. >. W. Malone preached
an excellent sermon at the VI.
T.. Church last sunday morning
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

The young people enjoyed n
cake-walk az the residence al
Mrs. Bette Combs last FRIDAY
night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

There will be no services At
the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. Rev. ". ID. Hedleston,
the pastor. will occupy the pull
pit Of the fernando church on
that day,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Our citizens are calmly taking
a breathing spell before the hrsI-
ness boon. reaches our peaceful
hamlet.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Mrs. Joella Sbegog has NOV
ed ip'o The residence recently
occupied by Mr.. VIM. jenkins.
while the latter now occupies
the cottage adjoining his former
dwelling.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
A Treatment That Cures Cancer,

M Plastets, No Paste, No Cutting. NoSuff,riu.s
No Detention From Business, No Danger
No Failures, and NoPay Unless Cured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Work will begin ia i short
time on several new and hand
sore residences to be erected
on south street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Mr.. Doty. OF Grenada, has
rented the wilkins eottage, next
to Mr.. Blunt JohnsoI's, and
Hill move his family here IN 4
short time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Mr.. John T. Brown and Mr..
Marshall Lynch have bought
out Mr.. W. |. Browns stock OF
groceries, and are ready TO serve
their customers at what was for
merry the Hill shoe store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Tor Sale -3Jo0g1 feet Of
Pine Lumber For close prices
aud prompt delivery see
J l.. SHtNAELT.
En- WILKINSON ~ SOY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Rev. n. w. L. Bacon will re-
turn from a visit to his family
in Georgia, Saturday, and re-
sumo his dutIes Us pastor of the
Baptist Church. There will be
the usual services in that church
next Sunday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Mrs. Morgan aud family have
returned from their summer
home near AbSeviile. To their
home en- Vast street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

The subject OF the Rev. +. \.
Neville's sermon On Sunday
morning AT II o'clock will be !:
The blessings of Affection =
Other services at } and ) p. M.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Mr.. Paipps Spears. living near
Ursood. had his gin burned a
fev DAYS age. No cotton vas
lost, but the property was not
insured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

DR. p. II. WRIGHT,
spENTIST.
oFFtcE - stairs over + ,
Leav~ll's store.
PEoxE No. lOi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Mr. A. r. Bogard has bought
the house and To- belonging Ia
the King estate, and is erecting
a handsome twa-story residence
upon it, This beautiful dwell
ing Will add mgch to the appear.
auce of MOTH street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Mr.. j. f. Nelson, returned
from New York . few days ago,
The handsome establishment oil
this popular and successful meri
chant is the pride OF Oxford
Mr.. Nelson has purchased an
immense STOCK for the fall trade,
and h is elegant establishment
will, If possible, be more attrac,
t.ye than ever the coping sea
son.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31
TUITION FREE

IUT1TUN L ikEE
To meu and women, except IN
Law School. Al. expenses very
los. Unsurpassed hsa.tTfui-
ness. Beautiful grounds, Per
ieet Sanitation. Complete water
and sewer system. PHres' deep
well ~ater. Session opens
September IL. 1899 Write tJr
Historical Catalogue, or intor-
nation. to,
X. 4. FULTON. CHANCsLLoR
University. Miss.
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Oxford Eagle.

THURSDAY, AUG. 81, ;59e.
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The surgeons knife aud burning pastels horrible
crude methods heretofore attempt 80 cure cnt.
has bc en- forever displaced bs the Registers Se
Serum aud Anfi>eIc hut treatment Ts
new era III medical science and sufferers cancer Lapnr II
GERS JUNIORS Gofrc ni Ftui cured vtttnn
hr horrible torture attending he quieS aHi ignorant methods
IN vogue Tor century. over ~ we'll defined without
tufS Is e evidence To- prove the this me-
cal discovery TINS treatment ri ttaFpu
scientific study OF malignant diseases aud n6
rigid scientific principles.
WOMAN DISEASES
pF Register holds gold medals etdn. uieIiei eo.,
Tor P"hceneY m Diseases al aud past wears
as confined lis practice 10 female sufferers discoveries Of
recent date Tor the cure of malignant discusses the great
increase 81 cancer 81 tde womb caast.
Pe employed by hin At 100 Court street
entire time Is devoted to female
e. suffering from disease peaar wouln Or any ma
neF oil malignant growth aud concise -,
men OF your aud expert opinion free cur
can be made at homc Address
DR.. Roland Register,
tOj Court street Memphis. Team
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

SUI VI ~ -HAAN u
To be tound hand AMI foot for
wears hy the chains OF dis sass l. the
worst form of slavery. C.e0rEs D.
Williams. OF Manchester, Mici.,
SAYS. my wife has been - help
less fur five yeIrs that she could
rot turn over IN led alone. After
using two bottles OF Electric B.t.eEs
she u wonderfully Improved and
able - do her oEa work. This
supreme remedy tor female di5els
IS quickly cures ueryousnes mel
anch0iy, sia eplesaaess, heltlche,
bacsSaene, fainssng AMI slizzy sgeus-
Il i. A godseud 70 weak, sic KY, run
dowd people. Cure guaranteed.
/ Oaiy JJc. Sold b. K x, Chiffon s.
60.
TULACOLLEffE opens sept. eth
and will give special attention g
prep trin5 teachers f1r the tail eX
animation. Address
TCLA COLLEGE CO.,
Tala, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Prof r. L. Riley has moved
into the Holloway house, while
the house he vaeates Nill be Oc-
cupied b, Mrs. Lena Sullivan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Mr.. John Montgomery aud
sar.ily haTe moved into one OF
the Hamilton cottages IN West
End. or University street eN-
tended.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-31

Mr.. Cabot, ct SenatoSia, will
move TO our town IN a shoTt
time. and occupy one OF the
Hamilton residences IN West
End
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University
OF
Mississippi

twenty-five schools IN LItera-
tHre, Science Philosophy, Flo
cntIun. Fedag U-v. law.
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LOCALS IN BRIEF.


Rev. >. W. Malone preached
an excellent sermon at the VI.
T.. Church last sunday morning.
The young people enjoyed a
cake-walk az the residence of
Mrs Bette Combs last Friday
night.
Our citizens are calmly taking
a breathing spell before the hrsI.
ness boon. reaches our peaceful
hamlet.
Work will begin ia 4 short
time on several new and hand
sore residences to be erected
on south street.
Mrs. Morgan aud family have
returned fro'n their summer
home near sbbeviiie, to their
home en- Vast street.
Prof r. l. Riley has moved
into the Holloway house, while
the house he vacates Sill be Oe.
cupied b, Mrs. Lena Sullivan
Nr. Cabot, os SeRatobia, will
move TO our town in a short
time. and occupy one Of the
Hamilton residences IN West
End
Mr.. John Montgomery aud
sarlily haTe moved into one OF
the Hamilton cottages IN West
End. or University street eN-
tended
Mr.. Paipps Spears. living near
Ursood. had his gin burned a
few DAYS age. No cotton vas
lost, but the property was not
insured
The subject OF the Rev. +. \.
Nrville's sermon On Sunday
morning AT IL o'clock will be !:
The blessings of Affection.
Other services at } and ) p. M.
Mr.. Doty. OF Grepada, has
rented the wilkins eottsge, next
to Mr.. Blunt JohnsoI's. and
Hill move his family here IN 4
short time.
There will be no services at
the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. Rev. ". ID. Hedleston,
the pastor. will occupy the pull
pit Of the Hernando church on
that day,
Mr.. f.. q. Davidson has bought
the store-house in which he has
been carrying on business for
] the past several years, end is
having the building thoroughly
renovated and greatly I'M
proved.
Mr.. Clarence Burnett and his
sisters, Mesiames Nary and
Irene McLarty, are having d
handsome cottage erected i'm
me diateiy in front of the present
dwelling.
Mrs. Joella Shegog has NOV
ed ipso The residence recent,
occupied by Mr.. VIM. jenkins
while the latter now occupies
the cottage adjoinin: his iorHe
dwelling.
| Mr.. John 7. Brown and MI
Marshall Lynch have boush
out Mr.. W. /. Browns stock o
groceries, and are ready 10 serv'
their customers at what was for
merry the Hill shoe store
Rev. Y. w. L. Bacon will re
turn from a visit to his famil.
/ in Georgia, Saturday, and re
sumo his duties as pastor of tn
/, BAPTIST Church. There will D.
abe usual services in that chIreI
next Sunday.
Mr. A. r.. Bogard has boug'l
the house and To- belonging 4
the King estate, and is erectini
a handsome tw3-stOry residence
ruou it, This beautiful dwell
ing will add much TO the appeal
ance Of MOTH street.
Mr.. j. T.. Nelson, returne
i from New York . few days age
!. The handsome establishment
this popular and successful me
chant is the pride OF Oxior'
Mr.. Nelson has purchased a
immense STOCK for the fall trad
!, and h is elegant establishmeI
will, if possible, be more attra
tive than ever the coping Sc
son.
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WOMAN DISEASE

DR.. Roland Register,
iOj Court street. Memphis. Team
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
THE TOWER. THE TOWER. THE TOWER.

for a two-weeks' trip through New York
and New England.
Mrs. j. NJ Briggs aud son, Mr.. Ray
mond Briggs. LETT this afternoon for
Baltimore. where they will visit relatives.
Miss Jennie Briggs will be the guest of
Justice A. 5. Eley and wife during hor
mothers absence In the Monumental
City.
Professor W. 4. Morton. OF stanton.
principal of suffolk High School. No. J,
arrived here yesterday from the Valley
city, and left ian the afternoon for Lam
caster county where no will spend two
o. three weeks before entering upon tho
duties of tho next school session.
Mrs. W. G.. Harrell aud son are visit
ing relatives In Newport News.
DIR. T.. J. Applewhite. of Newport News,
las been spending the past week with
his Suffolk relatives and friends.
Mrs Maggie Towc and daughter, OF
Elizabeth city, y. c.. are visiting tho
formers sister, Mrs. \. Z. Conner, of suf-
folk
Miss Iucie Garrett Pretlow. OF Frank
lin, is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. James
l.. McLemore. on Bank street.
Mrs W. c. ELAN returned home this
week from Chase City, greatly benefited
in health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

ciated with the Fourth Virginia, and who
has been appointed n captain IN the regu-
lar service from Norfolk, is son Of
Major w. c. Sheen. of Bristol. He made
good record in the late war; and his
appointment is regarded by his many
friends here as one of merit.
The voters of Bristol. Tenn, registered
during the past ten days for term of
four years. While there are upwards
Of 900 voters i'm that corporation. only
5SS registered. This is less than the num-
Der registered four years ago by eighty
two.
The public schools Of the city will open
on the first Monday in September, under
the SUPPLEMENTARY of Professor II. W.
Russell. The prospects are hattering for
a large attendance. The three colleges
Of the city will open school at the same
time. King College, for young men, has
a new president in the person Of Rev.
4. c. Buckner, OF Kentucky. Smlin's
College, for young ladies. will have a new
building at a cost Of $4,000. The walls
OF this structure have been completed.
The prospects for the Southwest Nr-
ginia Institute 0he Baptist school are
bright. President ThOrp has spent a
month in the South soliciting pupils.
George W. Ochs manager Of the Chat
tanooga Times, was here this week on
his return from Europe. Mr.. Ochs Is well
informed on European history. and fur
nished his paper with some able letters
from that part OF the globe.
RAILROAD CONNECTION WITH DOE
MOUNTAIN.
The Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Com
pany VIII very soon have railroad con-
nection with the famous Doe mountain
iron-ores, in Tennessee. Then will begin
an era Of iron-making here unsurpassed
by any section Of the country. The Bris-
tol furnace. and others. owned by the
company, viii 20 in blast as soon as the
work OF repairing is completed
one Of the most important features OF
the cOmpany's undertaking r. the erection
Of an immense coke plant az the LOoney-
creek mines, near Big Stone Gap. Seve-
raj hundred cOke-Oyens will BE- built. The
preliminary work has already begun. The
company has not been able to secure as
many laborers. by many hundred. as 1t
would Ike to have.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
THE KRETOL co. CHARTERED.
Suits ana Motions in the City
Courfs-Iiceusc 10 wed.

The Kretol Chemical Company was
chartered in the Law and Equity Court
yesterday by Judge Minor
II has been formed to purchase from
Anna Campbell certain formulate for the
manufacture of Krctol and other face
washes and toilet preparations, and TO
purchase, manufacture, vcnd. or license
medicines and preparations.
The capital stock is To be $1,000 divided
into 100 shares of $25 each. The principal
oiiice viii be At Alexandria, Va.
The officers for the first year are: Pres
ident. Anna Campbell of Boston, Mass;
NIce-Presidcnt. Thomas Heunon, of New
brighton; Secretary, r. w. Bruno, of
Washington. ID. c.. and Treasurer,
Thomas r. Campbell. also of Washing
ton.
The Board Of Directors is composed OF
the above. with Amelia II. DonohOe, Of
Hamilton i'll.
Suit was instituted I'm this court by DR..
r.. Il. Tueslor against G. II. Sutton, exc
cufor of Mrs Emma w. Lathrop, for Sl33
motion for Judgment was made in the
case OF Thomas H. Jenrics against Taze-
well Elicit and Charles b. Darlington for
$500. Action of debt.
In the Hastings Court marriage
license was granted TO Charles III. Peter
son, Jr.. and Frances q. Evans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
HAPPENINGS IN SUFFOLK.
Religious and Educational News
Interesting Personal News.

SUFFOLK, VA, August 26.-(Special)-
Responding to the wishes Of many Chris
tan people Of the community, Rev. j..
+. Love, pastor Of the Suffolk Baptist
church. Will tomorrow night give an ac-
count Of the Conference Of Christian
Workers held at Mortified, Mass, from
which he recently returned.
An open-air service for children will be
held on the lawn I'm front Of the Baptist
church tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Mrs. O. X. Frawner and Miss Alice
Frawner. of Richmond. are visiting the
formers daughter, Mrs. J.. w. Cauk, on
Primer street
Misses Minnie and Hattie Walther. or
Richmond. are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Charles Keller. OF Suffolk.
Miss Lizzie Joseph King, one Of Suf-
folks most highly accomplished young
ladies', left on Thursday night for Pu-
laski. Tenn, where she will teach In a
celebrated college during the ensuing
session.
Miss Jessie VI. Parker. who for a num-
Der Of years was a teacher az Suffolk
College and who last session taught az
the Norfolk College for Young Ladies.
is visiting friends in Suffolk. She VII
leave on Monday next for Dawson. Ga,
having accepted a position in a school in
that town.
OFFER TO MISS CAMPBELL
Miss Florence VI. Campbell. who for
seven years was a valuable member Of
Suffolk College. and one OF the most
prominent and successful Christian work
ers i'm the State. was recently offered 4
position In the RandOlph-AlacOn Womans
College, Lynchburg. She has declined the
offer and will remain IN Kentucky. where
she' has been teaching for the past year.
Miss Campbelrs friends In Suffolk. who
are legion would be glad 10 have her
back in Virginia. as she T. a lady OF most
wonderful influence In religious work ana
an able and accomplished teacher.
Professor II. A. Miller. OF Oberln. o..
who has been engaged as organist Of the
Christian church and director OF the MILL
tary band. Is expected 10 arrive here TO-
morrow, and, being highly recommended.
will doubtless prove a valuable accession
10 Suffolk's musical circles.
Miss Sallie Whitfield. daughter OF the
late Rev John q. Whitfield, died In En-
field. " g.. on Tuesday August p, 1899.
after prOtracted illness. Miss Whitfield
was a cousin OF the Misses Finney. OF
Suffolk, and had many friends and ac-
quaintances in this section.
PERSONALS
Messrs. \. W. and Halford Mckinney
have for the past week been visiting "a
their old home. In Westmoreland county.
They will return home next week. ac-
by the formers wife and chit
dren. who have been spending the sam
mer in Northern Virginia.
Mr. j. w Titus and his daughter. Miss
Florence. are visiting relatives In Peters
burg.
Dr. A. w. Eley and wifa left yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
TO HAVE OPERA THIS WEEK.
Dan PacISard's Company at the Audi
torium at Popular Prices.

Dan Packard's Opera Company opens
an engagement Of two weeks at the Au-
ditorium tomorrow night.
The company is composed OF thirty peo-
pie ana wherever they have sung this
season they have made Il great hit. The
cast is composed of good singers and
funny comedians, and the chorus IS well
trained and according TO the press and
public of the East and West. the entire
company is a most pleasing one.
The company win change its bill three
times each week, and at popular prices
large crowds will no doubt have the plea
sure of enjoying popular operas.
Among those in the company are Mont
Joy Walker. whose home is in this city;
Joseph Williams. Gilbert Clayton. War
wick Clayton. Charles Phillips. Miss Ca
rollata Gilman. Miss Josephine Kirkwood,
Miss Minnie Layton, and Miss Hetta
Bcaudet.
Manager Leath announced that the bill
this week was arranged at popular re-
quest. and that next weeks bill Will be
set i'm the same manner.
Monday and Tuesday night and We'd
ncsday matinee said Pasha" will be
prescntcd: Wednesday and Thursday
"Mlkado" holds the floor. and the rest Of
the week FRA Diavolo' will be sung.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

Tex. will preach at the Presbyterian
church. Sunday morning at II o'clock.
BRIDGE ACROSS NEW RIVER.
The Pulaski county authorities VIII
soon build fine steel bridge across New
river at Towe's Ferry. The old bridge
was burned during the civil war, and
was never replaced. 1t was wooden
structure.
The affairs Of the Kent Land Company
one Of the first TO organize during the
late boom. We're closed up this week,
and i'm a very satisfactory manner 10
the stockholders.
Mr. David Hunter. Of Grey's Point, No,
and Mr. r. p. Hunter, of Rochester, Ill,
brothers. were i'm town this week on
their way to the home of their boyhood
days fin Bland. which. when they moved
to the West I'm 1851. was a part OF this
OVyth@ county. This Is their first visit
back to their old home. Many viii be
the changes of fOrty-two years, which
will greet theml a new county peopled
by a new generation,
PERSONAL
Mr.. John A. Sheppard Of Williamson,
W. Va. has been i'm town this week on
important legal business
Professor Robert Suavely has returned
from independence, Grayson county,
where he successfully conducted hut
nal school for some thirty days.
Or. Ed. A. Thomas continues quite
sick.
Colonel r. f. Withers has returned
from n visit TO Lynchburg and Nelson
county.
Miss Zenia, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William De Waning, Of this place, ana
Mr.. John Grow. of Max Meadows, VIII
be married on Thursday, September 'th.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Owens are In
baltimore. They will visit Niagara rails
before they return.
Miss Helen Marshall IS on a visit 10
relatives at Princeton, W. Va.
Miss Wolf has returned to her homo
I'm Philadelphia.
Mrs. Luther Clegg and family have re-
turned to their home i'm San Antonio
Tex. after spending several weeks with
relatives in WytheYille.