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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
Memorial Day.

AT regular meeting of 5. $. Sim
mons Post No. AZ &. A. II. it was
resOlved: That we hold Memorial
services on May 30, 1899, at Sones-
town at 9 O'Clock a. M, and ut La
porte at 2:3O p. m.
The following committees were
appointed: On speakerS-G. w.
Simmons, |. Il. Low; on music T.
S. Simmons, George kieSS; commit
tee on flowers ut SOneStoWn-AIrs.
PIE. Magargel, Mrs. .Sallic Simmons.
Mrs. j. l.. Dcrr, Miss Celia Magyar
gel; at Laporte, Mrs. II. \. Conklin.
Miss Ethlin Mason, Miss Mabel Pen
nington, Mrs. Al. Bradley.
1t was also resolved that George
kiess be appointed to raise money
to buy new flag for this post.
All organizations and Sunday
Schools are cordially invited to at
tend and take part.
ISAAC +. Low, Com.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11

BY virtue oil writ of Fieri Facias
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Sullivan county, and TO me directed
and delivered. there will be exposed to
public sale at the Court House, in La
porte. Sullivan county. Pa, on
FRIDAY. MAY ". 1899.
at 10 o'clock, am. the following property
viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land lying and being in The Township of
Cherry. County Of Sullivan and State of
Pennsylvania, and bounded on the north
by ylands of William Murray; on the east
by land of William Murray, and land be-
longing to the estate of Daniel Scanlon decd
on the south bs lands of Anthony hidden
dori. and on the west by lands OF James
McKernan and William Whalen. Con-
tanning seventy-eight acres and eighty
perches of land be the same more or less;
being all improved and under good
state of cultivation, well watered and
having thereon erected large frame
house. large frame bank barn and the
usual outbuildings, with a large apple
orchard and numerous other fruit trees
growing thereon.
Seized, taken into execution and to be
sold as the property of William O i'rien
at the suit of Bryan Bennett fuse.
III. w. OSLER, Sheriff.
WALSH, Atty.
Sherifi's office, Laporte, Pa. April II, 90,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
nis strike inaosara,.d IL rsy.na.

have inauguralcd strike for an ad-
vance of So a day in American money,
instead OF S2.T). An attempt to sup
ply the places of the strikers with
Chinese resulted in a severe fight. but
about one hundred Cinnamon are en-
ployed. in spite of the opposition of
the strikers.
The Chinese Consul has asked Gen
Ludlow the Military Governor of Ha-
vana. for protection for the laborers.
The Chinese Consul has also protested
against the removal of the Chinese
quarter outside the city. Which has
been ordered by surgeon Major John
4. Davis on the request of citizens OF
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
New York Markets.

GHAIN-Wheat-Th market, was
largely dominated by crop and wealth
er news. and again experienced an ir.
regular range of prices.
Quotations of cash wheat, I. o. b.
atloat basis, were rs follows: No. red
SIC; No. 1 Northern New York, S9Ac.
No. l. Northern Duluth, S2c. toHarrive;
No. red. 7914c. elevator
Corn-Corn ruled moderately firm,
although rather quiet, sustained by
the visible supply decrease of i22,292,.
600 bushels. the advance in wheat and
export business.
Oats-The market was quiet and ,uu-
eventful. No. . oats closed 32S32lkc :
No. :: oats, 3lltc.; No. 2, white. 35Nc
No. ; white. 34lac.
Rye-Market easy; No. Western.
61a61Ac.: State rye. CSC. fc. I. r. New
York ear lots.
Barley-Market quiet: feeding ,43ilaa
44c. aud mailing 45a524c.. both C. l..
Heans Beans. marrow. 1898. choice.
per bushel $1.50: do, Medium, 1898,
a4.0O: common to fairly good COWS at
S20Oa363.
Calves-Prime lots at S5.75a60O
81 50to3.62i2 for medium to prime
calves. Common stock S3.50a4.00; coun.
Try dressed at Base; little calves at
ia5c.
Sheep and LambS-COmmOn to prime
wooled sheep at S4.5Oa5.75 pod 100 lbs.
ordinary to prime unshorn lambs. at
$6.00a6.S3; clipped do. at $5.5Oa6 Is:
spring lambs at $3.5Oa6.00.
Hoss-Good to prime hogs sold main.
ly nj S4.l5a4.2O per 100 lbs.
choice. S1.37la: do. pea, 1898. choice
S132i aa1.36; do.
Butter-C Creamery. Western extras.
per H.. lie; do, tirsts. 16a161ac: do,
thirds to seconds, 141aa151ac. do, State.
extras, 16iac: do. firsts, 16c., do,
thirds to seconds. 141sa15hc.: State
dairy. halffirkin tubs. fancy. 16c.; do.
firsis, 15ai5lac.; Safe dairy. tubs. sec.
onds. l4iac.; do. thirds 13lsa14c.
Cheese--Old Cheese-State full cream
fall made, large. colored, fancy, per III.
12c.. do, large, white, fancy, 12c. New
Cheese--State full cream, large. choice
9laa99ac.
Eggs-Jersey, and nearby, fancy, per
dozen, 13&a14c., State, Pennsylvania
and nearby, average prime, 1315c.;
Western storage packed 1910: South.
ern. 12a13iac.: duck eggs, 1Sa17c.
Hay and Straw-Hay, prime, per
100 his. 72Iaa75c.; clover and clover
mixed. 4Oa621ac.
Potatoes Maine Rose, per sack, ST..
IL: State and Western, per 80 lbs.
potatoes, Jersey. per bbl., seas.
Beeves-neiiun to prime steers sild
s4 s0a5S0 per 100 lbs: bulls et p0S0
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
Muncy Valley.

"A. p. Starr was out on fishing
expedition last week, and returned
with the same story and the usual
number of the beauties.
jeremiah Kelly of Hughesville,
made this place business call on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Brock re-
joice over the arrival new gif'l.
c.. f. Steck of Sonestown was cif-
culating among his friends in town
on Friday.
Robert Smith and Irwin Miller
are engaged in hauling lime.
DR.. Laird of Muncy was i'm town
last week at work with his dental
tools.
Alvin Miller has been exchanging
horses again.
Mr.. Buckley of Athens, Il superin-
tendent for the Union Tanning Co.,
was a business man in town Friday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
Notice.

The business of the Mount House,
lately destroyed by fire, has been
transferred to the house formerly
kept by Chas. Tinklepaugh, corner
of King and Cherry Sts., and l. now
open for guests. Good accommoda-
ton for those attending May court.
Charges reasonable. ! Thank the
public for past favors and soliciting
future patronage,
Mrs. NJ. G.. LAUER.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
THANKS PRESIDENT
Thanks Exchanged Between Mckinley
and Emperor william on Frospec-
tive Laying Of Gsrman Cable.

Thanks Exchanged Between Mckinley
and Emperor william on Frospec-
tive Laying of German Cable.
Washington, May 2.-This teie.
graphic correspondence between Pres
has been made public by the State De
partment.
From Weissbaden Schloss.
President Of the United States:
1.-The imperial Postmaster General
has just informed me that Your Elk.
cellency has kindly given your con-
sent to the landing of the German ca.
Bile OH the shores of the United States.
This welcome news will create unan-
imous satisfaction and JOY throughout
the German Empire, and l thank Your
EXcellency most heartily for it.
May the new cable unite our two
great nations more closely and help to
promote peace, prosperity. and good
will among their people.
WILLIAM II. r."
President McKinley's reply was rs
follows:
Washington. ID. &.
His Imperial and Royal Majesty vii.
helm 1I., r.:
I have received with pleasure Your
Ma1eSty'S telegram regarding the join
ing of the two countries by q direct
cable
II afforded me sincere qualification to
give conScnt to the landing Of this new
cable on The shores of the Cnited
States and the more SO as saw there.
in an opportunity to further the high
mission of international tele"raphy in
drawing closer the distant nations and
bringing their peoples into more init
mate association. In the interest vi
mutual advantage. good will aud
amit!.
That the new cable will prove an adj
ditional bond between the two coun.
tries is my ferveut wish and hope.
WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
TELEGRAFHIC TIC KS
News Notes From Every Part Of
the Civilized World.

! VIZ s<iNHtLS0 vvOsl0s
timothy Hogan, notorious mail
robber, escaped from the Ohio Peni'
tentiary in box.
The French Cabinet has accepted
the proposal to transfer the ashes of
Balzac to the Pantheon.
Two plumbers were drowned in q
sewer In Chattanooga, Tenn. A rain.
storm flooded the sewer.
Mrs. Tillie Myres and Mrs. Lulu Il.
Batheld. sisters, have both fled peti.
tions for divorce in Toledo.
The anti-Semites Of the Bohemian
Moravian frontier are claiming the
Jews make sacrifices of girls.
The Democratic National Committee
will have a So banquet in st. Louis,
May 20. w. J. Bryan will speak.
More than 100000 soldiers will be
under arms In review next month
before the Empress Dowager of China.
France has intimated to Spain that
1t would regret to see it's exterior debt
taxed, or its rate of interest reduced.
W. NJ. Strother and Chas. Winston,
both cOlored. were hanged at Wash
ipgtOn. They were convicted mur-
derers.
Kaiser Wilhelm has presented a
silver writing set to Count Won Beu-
low. Minister of Foreign Affairs, who
is fifty years old.
The Car has made an assignment
of 100000 roubles to the Red Cross
Society In aid Of the famine sufferers
in the Eastern provinces.
Louis McAbe and Thomas Smith, Of
Glendale, 8. c., are charged with the
murder OF Roland Blake in order TO
prevent him marrying McAbe's daugh-
ter.
In Bear Creek has been found
gunny sack containing wofhans
scalp and black hair. half of the right
ear and torn. bloody clothing. A full
outfit of woman's clothing with COM
plete garments for children of three
and one years were in the sack.
Judge Speer of the Federal District
Court, Savannah. Ga, has made an
important decision under the National
Bankruptcy law. to the effect that the
United States courts have no jurisdic.
tion over u homestead taken by
bankrupt; that the homestead belongs
to the State Courts. and cannot be con.
sidered in the United States court as
an asset of the bankrupt.
The Steel Trust will be reorganized
on basis of $7O0,OOO,OOO.
Admiral Schley has been elected
Commander of the Loyal Legion.
The White Squadron will rendez-
vous at Bar Harbor In August.
Several hundred discharged Z. :.
soldiers are stranded in Porto Rico.
Il. V. Robinson, for years lion
tanner. has died of old age at Vineiand,
n. j.
Grover Cleveland and Joseph Jeffer-
son will spend most of the month in
Maine fishing.
katheryne Letter, cousin of the vi
ceriene of India. is trying to go on the
New York stage.
Ambassador Choate will entertain
the American peace delegates on their
arrival in England.
Richard Harding Davis and Miss
Cecil Clark of Chicago have been mar.
ried at Marion. Mass.
TO emphasize his objections TO his
sisters betrothed, William ROsser, of
Herkimer, drowned himself.
Germany will submit all claims for
the destruction of property to the Sa.
moan Commission for settlement.
Colored ministers will devote the
sunrise hour Of June to special SER
vices for the protection Of their race.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
Piatt.

The supervisor of this distric, A.
Rightmire, has been repairing the
road.
Mrs. Elizabeth Heess has returned
from Il visit to Philadelphia and
Lewisburg.
Mr.. Fred McCarty is building an
addition to his house.
Charles Brown and wife have
moved from the William Porter
house to that of John s. Brown, of
Lincoln Falls.
Mr.. A. r. Shattock is on the sick
list.
Our teacher, Charles Palmer, has
been beautifying the school house
yard with flower deds.
Joshua Battin is still on the list of
invalids.
Those who will not work in the
daytime should not work at night.
One night last week Fred McCarty's
corn crib, Mrs. Campbelfs clothes
line and Morris Williams's smoke
house were visited.
Lizzie Rogers of Lincoln Falls and
Victoria Laird of Muncy, We're
guests at Able McCarty's home last
Saturday.
Martin Wilcox has recently moved
on the farm which he purchased of
Frank Morgan on North street. His
cousin, Mrs. Beebe will cook for him
at present.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
Lee :" Ruie H.xaea.

Havana, May 1T is reported that
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee is to succeed Gen.
Ludlow as Governor of Havana. re-
:ain also his command of Havana and
Pinar Province. The relations no
tween Gen. Iudloy and Governor.
General Brooke are strained and the
former IL tc resign
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
stree, Car STRIKER. us. Dynamite

Duluth. MINI. May S.-The street
railway sympathiZers and strikers
used dynamite to stop traffic. Four
cars were derailed. One was smashed
almost beyond repair and all of the
glass in the ItnerS was broken One
man was Sori"''.'" Injured and four
others were >light.v hurt.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
County Seat Indices.
AND CHANCES AT THE TIMES.

.- AND CHANCES AT THE TIMES.
Judge lngham transacted busi-
ness in Eagles Mere Wednesday.
Mrs. f. w. Meylert was shop
ping in Williamsport on Saturday.
Prof. NJ. P.Gavitt mingled with
friends at SOnestown on Saturday.
Maria Covert of Nordmont, was
doing business in town Tuesday.
Atty. Bradley spent Wednesday
of last week i'm Williamsport.
Geo. Lawrenson spent several
days of last week with relatives at
Tivoli.
Atty. III. II. Downs made a bus
mess trip to Williamsport on We'd
nesday last
Last Sunday Phila. Inquirer con-
tained an excellent two-cloumn por-
trait of Hon. f. NJ. Dunham.
-Proth. Lawrence and Sheriff
Osler attended the funeral of Mrs.
Jackson at Dushore on Monday.
Harry Achenbach of William
sport spent several days of last week
in the county seat looking up the
piano trade.
w. w. Jackson and Mrs. p. p.
Sturdevant of Dushore, transacted
business at Judge Ingham's office on
Wednesday.
The Bradford county delegates
to the Republican state convention
are instructed for Judge Archibald
for the supreme court.
Many farmers, as well as far
mer's wives, in the summer adopt
the eight-hour system. They work
eight hours before dinner and eight
hours after dinner.
We are pleased to note that Supt.
b. G. Welsh, of the Eagles Mere r.
r. is making many needed improve
ments. Mr.. Welsh is up to date and
believes in looking after the comfort
of the patrons of the road.
A new plank road is being built
by Laporte township down the Sock
road.
Miss Jennie Miller of Forksville
was in town last week with a fine lot
of millinery goods.
M. A. Scureman, Dushore's
popular insurance agent was doing
business here on Friday.
DIR. Wackenhuth is having
new coat of paint applied to his
residence which adds greatly to its
beauty.
Merchant A. ii. Buschhausen
and family spent Sunday at the
home of his father-in-law NJ. Gala
CHER at Ringdale.
Harry Schrader, who suffered an
attack of appendicitis is reported by
his physician, DIR. Wackenhuth, out
of danger and soon to recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.M. Crossley and
family, Prof. and Mrs. NJ. p. Gavitt
enjoyed Sunday with Mr.. Gavitt's
parents near SOnestOwn.
-Chas. Lauer has charge of the
construction of switch at Nordmont
to be used by the acid factory now
under the course of erection.
The following persons represent
ed this place at the Baptist Sunday
School Convention which was held
)at Picture Rock last week: Rev. f.
R. Powell, A. Conklin, Mrs. Maggie
phase, Robert Mason, Herman Yea
Ter.
-The murder case tried By Judge
hnham at Towanda last week, re
tlted in verdict of .'guilty." The
torney for w. j. Henry the defen-
DIT, filed their reasons for setting
ale the verdict. Monday, May Is
VI fixed for the time of arguing
thcase, and Henry will not receive
aAtence until after this date.
Aervices in NE. church for May
IA, \follows: Sunday School at 10
a. m Preaching at II a. M. Ep-
worNeague p. m. Preaching at
.. p.l Preaching at NOrdmOnt in
the :hrnOOn at O'Clock
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
Notice.

The examination for permanent
certificates will be held May 20, lS99,
at Laporte.
MIR. CHAs. LEWIS,
Miss ANNA BIDDLE, Com.
B.GRACE LAWRENCE,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11

Washington. May s. 4 special order
respecting the food supply of the Unit
ed States troops in The tropics was
sent to Geii Otis u, Manila. Gen.
Brooke ut Havana. Cuba. and Gen.
Davis at san Juan. The order reads
as follows:
by the Presidents Objection yo,i
have from time to time been requested
to make suggestions as 10 the change
OF ratiOns for your troops. which you
have complied with. but to better Ell.
able the President to determine. under
provisions of Section LAG. Revised
Statutes. what alterations. II any. in
established ration would br conducive
To the better health of troops serving
in tropical climat ties. the Acting Secre-
tary of War directs that you institute
II board of three officers. noted fer
their ability and experience. serving
respectively in the line. medical and
subsistence departments. to fully eX
anime in to the subject of any desired
changes in the ration for the troops OF
your command; and that you submit
the substance of the report, of its in
veStigations by cable. and full report
by mail. together with your recom-
mendatons. Refer 10 the board previ-
uos correspondence and other valuable
information relaing TO dietetics. Par
ticularly should the experience of off,
GERS and enlisted men of long service
in the tropics receive full considera-
lion"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-11
Sonestown.


James Deininger is up from Har-
risburg spending a few days with
his many friends.
The funeral of Mrs. William Full
mer held at this place last Wednes-
day was well attended by friends.
Mrs. j. p. Gray of Picture Rocks,
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George. Kiess.
The washbOard factor is rushed
with orders and working its fullest
capasity.
Mrs. Belle Magargel and Mrs. A.
Sheets were visiting at Lairdsville
on Wednesday.
ID. ii. Lorah was Il business man
i'm Dushore last Thursday and Fri
day.
Miss Dora Weaver of Picture
Rocks, is the guest of Mrs. Charles
BilliamboZ.
Supt. of f.. NJ. R.R., B. G. Welsh,
is having the passenger coaches fixed
up in neat shape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-05
American or Cubans
Savannah News.

A Washington correspondent VINO Is
usually quite well Informed writes that
the American flag has been raised on the
Isle OF Pines TO stay; that when the Pres
ident and Secretary Day put into the pro-
tocol that Spain cedes 20 the Onite1
states the Island OF Porto Rico and other
Islands now under Spanish sovereignty IN
The West Indies" It meant everything
above water except Cuba, and includes
possession OF the Isle OF pines.
This. according 20 the correspondent
gives Us a naval station several nun
dred miles nearer tho entrance OF the
proposed Nicaragua canal than Porto
Rico. and a colony OF which little mas
been said or written" General Lee, II Is
understood has been ordered 10 prepare
q summer camp on the ISLAND. and the
coaet survey has been directed TO make a
srrvev ~ the harbors with a view 10 Sc
Iec,irg the most available one FOR i'm
provement.
II indeed. the governments purposes re-
snecting the Isle Of Pines are such as are
indicated above. the chances are good Tor
us 10 get into a controversy with the Gu
hans as soon as they have a recognized
government OF their own. While the dis
,ance from the Cuban mainland 10 the
Isle OF Pines Is some nifty miles. the two
are practically connected by a chain OF
small Islands, similar 70 the Florida keys.
Key West is much further from the main
land OF Florida than the Isle OF Pines Is
from the mainland Of Cuba, yet no one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-05
urxERAL OF LORD HERsCHELL-
..s MT Washington British
Cruiser TO Take Remains Home

WASHINGTON, March ser
vices over the remains Of Lord Farrer
Herschell we're held in st. Johns Episco-
nal church at 515 o'clock this evening
The services were conducted by Rev. DIT.
MacKay Smith. ana
h attendance at the services was one
~ ths most notable that has ever gain
cred in Washington on such a SAD coca
SION. including the President, members
~ the senate. House. and Cabinet, dipIo-
mats and others high in Washington
society. ratho,
THE British s~econd-class cruiser TALBOT,
a. Bermuda. has been ordered &c
convey the remains Of Lord Herschell TO
portsmouth. Eng. This makes unn sces-
sary the dispatch OF tho United Sues >
hattleship Brooklyn on this mission: d
service which Secretary Long had tender
ed TO the British Government Amoassa,
dor pauncefote to-day officially nouled
S0ara,arv Long that the presence or a
Britisb warship precluded the family's
acceptance OF Americas courtesy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-05

Sister when He reached the other side
with His burden. and there were expla-
nations. And then the four went on
home together. She walked by His side
the rest Of the way. Things seemed very
different now. And as they went up the
steps leading from Eighteenth to Grace
they loitered behind. and Brother and
Sister had 10 call them.
He staid until II o'clock Sunday night,
and l am going over into their neighbour
hood this afternoon 10 see If there is not
an interesting sequel TO this story Of the
lOod. THE ONLOOKER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-05
NOMINATIONS THAT FAILED.
Hawaiian Commission-NaVal Al
vanccments-Ewart Appointment

WASHINGTON, March Among the
most important nominations that failed OF
confirmation are the following;
Senators Morgan and Cullom' Represen-
tstive Hit. Sanford b. Dole, and Walter
r. Fear. to be Hawaiian Commissioners
An the naval Announcements Tor CON
spicuous conduct in battle, sent IN WIN
the Schley and Sampson nominations
n. G. Ewart. Of North Carolina, TO De
United States District Judge western
District of North Carolina.
Frank Simmons, to be Marshal IOI 'h'
Southern District Of Alabama.
Indian-Agent c. D. Keyes. OF went"
Falls. Tex, Fort Apache Agency All
iona.
Samuel Barrows, of Massachusetts u
be Librarian of Congress.
Observation-Disclosures, d. q. smith
Opelika; Georgia.. b. Burdett, Gear
town; II. ID. Mayo. Littleton; tennessee
A. H.. Faulkner. McMinnville.
All Of the army brevet nominations sent
to the Senate were not confirmed. Ihese
include men nominated for gallant actloh
in the Spanish war.
John Weber, TO be Naval Oficer OF Gus
toms, New Orleans, la.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-05

LEXINGTON. VA, March 4.-(Special)
Preston Graham Is visiting
a.lumOre.
Poor. Of Baltimore, is the
N.. Maggie Freeland.
I.-.. Roberts. Of Washington,
u f.- guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
N rursa.
3d.. Archer Roberts, OF Washing
L . l. DIS the guest Of her parents
... Mrs. Thomas NJ. Semmes' at
. ...a. Military Institute.
Julia Bldd. Of Petersburg Is the
. Nss May Haskins.
.c IS S. Currell. Of the WASH
a.l LEO University, IS In New
where he Will spend q week oe-
.tis "a se Is OF lectures before the
Winter school. of that city
Nelle McBryde has as her guest
ss Lizzie Brown. Of Nelson county.
Captain Jayhuen Wills. who has been
.-l la business in Webster county
3d.. ls here visiting his family.
Colonel Robert Catlett. now Grand
..or OF the Grand Lodge Of Nir-
.u4 Nr. George Leibig, the repre-
..t. Of Lexington Lodge, No. %,
- .s oi Pythlas, have returned from
-ru.4l session OF the Grand Lodge,
.t Portsmouth. Va
".a lNeImside, Or stanton, Is the
t..l W Mrs. Samuel X. Moore.
A William II. Cox, Rockbridge native,
several years ago went from Rock
Baths TO Boonville. Ind. is visit
f s relatives near the Baths.
M aud Mrs. Joseph y. Hicks have
Atl to Fiucastle. where Mr.. Hicks will
.tase in business.
John ". Davis. OF ClaIksburg. W.
l4 and an alumnus OF Washington and
who session before last filed the
40 OF assistant professor I'm the Law
.tnent. Is the guest OF friends here.
Nsf j. @. Scott, Of Buena Vista. who.
several weeks has been absent on a
10 New Orleans. has returned.
H A. White, Esq. OF Buena Vista, and
' 49, o. Barclay. OF Lexington. have re-
'aed from a trip 10 Charlestown, w.
"r Vs. J. HurlDut. Of Florida. Is visiting
family. at Buena Vista.
ST. d. O. Amole. Of Washington. D.. c.,
h." at the home OF his father, Mr.. II.
Amo.e. OF Buena Vista. on account Of
sickness.
Tie Misses Hodges. OF Pomfort. Md, are
.le guests OF Miss Ruby Amole. Of Buena