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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-19

and by agreement Of council he was sem
fenced TO six months imprisonment in
jail and fined $75.
The will OF DR. Samuel w. Budd was
admitted to probate In the Hastings Court
to-day, his nephews Robert and William
Budd, qualifying as executors in the sum
OF $4,000. Among other estate. Dr. Budd
left an insurance of $4,000 on his life.
The barn. stable, corncrib, and farm
ing implements belonging to Mr.. J. ]
Picardat, in Chesterfield county. were
destroyed by fire at an early hour this
morning, together with q considerable
quantity of feed and provender. The
stock were saved. Mr.. Picardat lives
on the turnpike. about one and a half
| miles from town. His loss is about $500
with no insurance. How the fire origi-
mated Is not known. Mr.. Picardat was
away from home at the time, and his wife
was sick in bed
At the residence OF the brides parents
In Surry county, yesterday afternoon
Miss Mary Susan Baird. daughter of DIR.
}. w. Baird, was married 10 Mr. Wesley
a. Ramey, well-known young merchant
of this city.
The rooms. on Sycamore street. leased
by the Young Mems Business Association
/ are being handsomely finished and fur
hished' under contract. and will soon be
! occupied by the association.
The Thursday Club" embracing In ifs
membership many of our best-known
young men, had an outing and entoyed a
barbecue to-day, at Ellersie, in Chester
field county.
sixteen carloads of rails for the street
railway arrived here this morning. most
OF which are the special rails for the
double track on Sycamore street.
A me memorial window is to be m
Veiied on Sunday week in ST Stephens
(coloredD Episcopal church, in memory of
caroline W. Bragg. the mother of the
colored Episcopal church in this CITY. Rev
George F. Bragg her grandson. of Ralti.
more, will preach the sermon.
captain j. A. Nichols. of the Peters
burg Grays, has accepted a position ON
the STAFF of Major-General Hawley. COM
manding the department. to serve during
the coming Peace Jubilee ceremonies al
WASHINGTON
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REINA MERCEDES,
Preparing for Her Reception nj
Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA, May 1S-(Special.)-
A plan was tonight set on foot by the
Board of Trade and Business Mems Asso-
cation to tender fitting reception to the
cruiser Reina Mercedes. formerly of the
Spanish navy, upon her arrival at this
port for which she is now bound. The
secretary of the body was instructed to
communicate with all the steamship com
pahles centering here. with a view to Sc
curing their cooperation in the reception
which VIII probably take the shape of a
great marine parade. The vessels could
proceed to the Virginia Capes. thirty
miles away, and there meet the tronhv
snip. In any display that NAV be ar
ranged, the government will permit the
naval ships at this station to partici-
pate, thus forming a master marine ma
seant TO escort the Mercedes into mort
She should arrive here early next week
unless some unforeseen accident prevents
The vessel will be fitted out at the Nor
folk navy-yard and added 10 our navy
The supply-ship Glacier, from New
York for Manila, via the Suez route. ar
rived at Lambert Point tonight. She will
take aboard 1000 tons OF coal and then
sail. She has aboard 10000 pounds of
fresh beef and other supplies.
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DAY WITH JUSTICE JOHN.
He Has u Great Variety of Cases to
Dispose OF.

Justice John appeared again yesterday
morning in the role Of a family peace
maker. and did so after the most i'm
proved style, upon which he has patent
to the extent that no one can accurately
initiate him. 1t was the affairs domestic
of David j. Martin and Mrs. Maggie
Cobbs Martin that his Honor had to dag
nose. They were young couple, and
his Honor disliked for an old stager like
himself TO have to do more than give
advice at which ne is an adept. When
the evidence was all in and Justice John
had had a little talk from the lawyers
he made the Police Court doctor examine
the face OF Mrs. Martin to discover the
bruises. The doctor could not find one.
So. then Justice John. with one compre-
henslve wave Of the hand, told them all,
lawyers included, TO go home and 'be
good"
William Bradley. a young negro buck,
was caught jumping on a street-car while
the car was in motion. and was make TO
pay Sl-just 80 cents more than he would
have had to pay had he gotten on and
ridden like an honest InJun.'
Sandy Taylor was fined $3.50 and costs
for creating a disturbance In the store
of Mr.. Aaron Adelansky and cursing and
abusing the proprietor thereof.
C. b. Eubank was before his Honor,
charged with beating Mamie Hamilton.
Ella Morgan, and Corinne Mantilli, and
feloniousy beating Mabel Anderson. The
latest STYLES from Gay Paree" were IN
evidence except Mabel Anderson, who
had a broken ankle. on her account the
case was continued ten days. Eubank
was bailed, giving security for $1,000.
There were good number OF other
cases, but they were not important.
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CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.
Mayor Jones, of Toledo, Asks Work
for Willing Hands

CINCINNATI, o.. May 1S.--There was a
large attendance az to-day's session of
the twenty-sixth National Conference Of
Charities and Correction. President Hen
dersons annual address was referred TO
the committee, and the reports of the
secretary and treasurer were presented.
Chairman Joseph p. Byers, secretary of
the Ohio board, reported for the Commit
tee on County and Municipal Charities.
and a general discussion followed DR..
George h. keene, OF Howard, X. l., read
paper on the prevention and treatment
of contagious diseases by municipalities,
and IL was followed by general discus
sion. in which Dr. Flyle laid stress on
the necessity Of prevention from conta-
eion in cases Of tuberculosis.
Mayor Jones. Of Toledo. read a long
paper entitled Charity or Justice
Which," in which he said:
"Able-bodied men ever walk the streets,
alleys. and highways of our country.
pleading for work, and yet there is nc
lack of useful and beautiful work that
ought TO be done. Inasmuch as prlva ia
interests and private greed have failed to
find plan that will let all who are will
Ing TO work have the right to live. the
time seems ripe for collective effort 10
solve the problem. lnasmuch as labor
produces all wealth, let us have more
wealth Ruskin says that the wealth OF
a nation may be estimated by the number
OF happy people employed in making use
full things Let us set the example of a
state made wealthy according to this
lofty conception; in short. let us apply
ourselves 70 the task of inaugurating and
perfecting Just social system conceived
and carried out upon scientific lines, and
poverty. crime. vice. and human misery
will be things OF the past and the prayer
OF our Lord will have been realized. the
Kingdom OF Heaven will be set up here.
and His will be done on earth as 1t is in
Heaven"
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STURGEON SCARCE.
Secured POsitiOns-NO- Ciue-Wii-
Iiamsburg Briefs.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May 1S.-(Spe-
cial)-One Of the best known, and gene
rally most successful fishermen on James
river yesterday stated TO the writer that
he had not known sturgeon as scarce for
twenty-five years as they are this season
Not over thirty of these fish have been
caught this year. The number generally
runs up into the hundreds.
The following this years graduates of
William and Mary have been offered and
accepted good paying positions for next
session: Mr.. r. Z. Henderson, of Roa-
ncke county. will have charge of the
Graded School at Radford, and Mr. Ernest
Shawen, of Loudoun, will teach in the
Newport News Military Academy.
Mrs. Leonard Il. Houston. Of Essex,
who has been visiting her relatives here,
will return home Saturday.
Rev. William Y. Roberts, rector of
Bruton church, left this morning for
Richmond, and will attend the sessions
of the Episcopal council while there.
Miss Bessie Scott, who has resided in
Cuba for several months, has returned
home, but may go back at any time
Mr.. w. 7. Ferguson. of Scotland
James river. was here yesterday looking
over several tracts Of timber. with a
view to purchasing.
Mrs. Mary Il. Branch, Of near Toano,
accompanied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Cyrus Branch. are visiting at the home
OF Mr. III. G. Spencer, on Francis street.
As far as known there Is yet no clue
to the post-office robbers. Yesterday the
registered packages which were stolen
were found rifled and scattered along the
railroad track 10 the east of the depot.
showing which direction the robbers took
when leaving here.
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LAW PROFESSOR ELECTED
BY Washington and Lee Board
Ienye' to Mr. Wilson.

| LEXINGTON, VA, May 1s.-(Special)-
| The Board of Trustees Of Washington
| and Lee University, at a meeting held
here last night, elected Mr.. William l..
Clark Jr., OF New York, Professor OF
Common and Statute Law, to I'LL the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Pro-
I fessor Charles A. Graves. The action or
the board was unanimous. Mr.. Clark
was unanimously recommended for cleo
ton by the committee of the board ap-
pointed April 9Th to investigate and re-
commend some oqe for the position. and
no other name was presented. Mr.. Clark
has signifed his acceptance of the pro-
fessorship, and will enter upon his duties
at the opening Of the next session. Mr..
Clark is a son of Judge William l.. Clark
of Winchester. He has had some expe-'
rience in practice, but has made his repu-
tation as a writer of iaw-baoks, and is
one Of the editors of the American and
English Law Encyclopedia His books on
contracts, on corporations, and on crimi-
nal procedure are extensively used in the
best law schools OF the country and are
highly rated by members of the bar He
has taught law with marked success in
one Of the large law schools in Washing
ton, and is a man of great vigor and in
dustry and most progressing personal
ity, He is now preparing a book on
crimes, and is living at Northport, l.. l.
He is in the 35th year of his age, is mar
ried. and has a family of two children.
The board elected Professor Harry st.
George Tucker to succeed Professor
Graves as dean Of the law school.
The trustees of the university have
granted Hon. William l.. Wilson the ne
cessary leave of absence to attend the
Centenary of the Royal Institution, Of
Great Britain. as representative of the
regents Of the Smithsonian Institution,
and expressed the sentiment that he
should accept the appointment. He will
do So and will leave in a few days for
London. He will be absent three or four
weeks.
The following members of the board
were in attendance: Rev. r. II. Fleming,
of Lynchburg; ]. a. Preston, Esq. of
Lewisburg; J.. II. Cooke, Esq. of Roa-
noke, and Hon. W. \. Glasgow, DR.. w.
II. Ruffner, Mr.. A. T. Barclay, and Judge |
". F. Houston, Of Lexington.
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PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
Court Matters-A Fire fin Chester
fieid-PersonaI.


PETERSBURG, VA, May ls.-(Special.)
The regular term OF the Hastings Court
commenced to-day. Judge j. NJ. Mullen,
presiding. The grand jury returned seve-
raj indictments. One OF these was against
John Carter. a colored butcher, charged
with making felonlous assault with a
beer bottle on Mr.. j. o. Thurman, Of
Baltimore, the representative OF a whole
sale house In that city who had pur-
chased large rumber Of hides from the
butchers here. He had given a check In
settlement OF his purchases from Car
ter, but the latter showed dissatisfaction
because full price had not been allowed
Tor several defective hides, and when
MT. Thurman was not suspecting trouble
Garter violently assaulted him with a
bottle. breaking IL over his head and
inhicting an ugly cash. When the case
was called for trial Carter failed 20 APP
pear, and II was found that re had Jump
Cd his ball bond The bond for $3.50 was
declared forfeited.
Lewis Allen (colored). indicted for house
breaking and robbery. pleaded guilty.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

LEXINGTON. YA.-The Board OF Visit
ors. at their annual meeting on the 18th
day OF next June. viii appoint STATE
CADETS TO MI vacancies in the First.
Eighteenth, Twenty-second Twenty
fourth. Twenty-fifth. and Thlrty-ffth
senatorial districts. and three vacancies
at large. These appointments carry free
board and tuition. Applications should be
June 10th. on forms that will be sent
upon request. SCOTT SHIPp Superin-
tendent. my S-W&F6w
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Frances New President

President Loubet. the new President y,
France, is. If anything, calm, sane, 4
trile bourgeois, and utterly devoid OF
sense or self-importance. But there Is !,
strong and irresistible will bshind bia
bland face. and he looks like a man who
would infuse into rundown French noj,.
ties as much vigor and new life as Hos-
letters stomach Bitters VIII into the
rundown system of any one who uses N
IL IL an absolute cure for the worst -,
all stomach disorders VI
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GOVERNOR TYLER IN WASHINGTON
With Miss Tyler He Attended the
Meeting at Mount Vernon.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May lS.-(Spe.
ciaL)T-Governor Tyler and Miss TYLER ar
riVso mere on Tuesday evening. and
spent the evening and night with rela.
yves on Massachusetts avenue. On Wed.
nesoay they attended the meeting of the
Vice-regents at Mount Vernon, returning
IN the evening. To-day they devoted 10
slyht-seeing. the Capitol and other nlaces
OF interest being visited. They left for
nome This evening by the o'clock train
III was only by accident that the Cover
nor's presence here was discovered iust
before he left. Many people who wished
10 see him were disappointed
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White Goods CONTINUED.
$500 yards Swiss Ham,
burg Edge and Inserting,
to-day at HALF PRICE.
Wash Goods.
FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS WON
DERFUI. BARGAINS.


100 pieces Of Organdy. In all colors
White. Black. Blue. Green. Lavender
Yellow, and Pink, etc. 1t is 81 niche.
wide. Can't be bought 10 sell less
than lie. That is the every-other.
day price. but to-day it l1lC
drops TO. per yard. ..........,......s% 2S'
Figured Organizes, In dainty patterns
fine sheer; l219c. has always been the
price, but to make a fast sell, &c
they will go at, per yard. $500. O4"'
Special values will be offered DSC
in SILK Ginghams at ................. %OS'
Admitted another lot of strangers "a
fellowship yesterday-1J0 pieces OF Fancy
Dotted SwfNs Null. Many have stripes
and plaid designs with chenille dots;
bought 70 sell at zoe. yard, e1lr
Great values will be offered in Wash
Goods such as Lawns, at &C.. DEc
1ec.. l2bc.. and. ................% ~,
Great Percale Sale to-day; e.
loo. Percale. l yard wide ............ OSs
&c. Figured OrGandies. all new de-
signs and colors. to be sold, IDlC
25c. solid-Colored Linens. for skirts
Fancy Stripes Dotted Pique. worth
lie. a yard. to be sold. per Inc
yard. at 12l5 and ......................'O~ '
SHIRT
DUCK SKIRTS.
BLACK SKIRTS.
WRAPPERS,
p. X. SKIRTS.
Wonderful sale to-day. Impossible for
print to tell you Of them. Come COM
pare our prices with others
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Mating and CARPETS.

lOIr yard Extra Kan Foo China
'~2c' Mating. perfectly reversible
and seamless, with heavy ribbed de-
signs. fine weaving.
1SCN Very-Fine Grade Mating.
'OS' beautiful quality.
SSC The finest make in Tapestry
Brussels that this price has ever
seen. carpets in handsome, extra-close
SIC.
IQC. The Union Ingram Carpets, full
yard wide, closely woven. new
spring patterns and colors; value Is dou.
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Real Estate Sales.

Messrs. j. Thompson Brown & Co. sold
at public auction yesterday afternoon
the brick dwelling. No. 1916 Floyd avenue,
to Mrs. Lizzie b. Dunstan, for $3.50.
The auction sale of the modern dwell
ing. No. 17l3 Park avenue, opposite the
Ice monument. advertised for yesterday
afternoon, was postponed on account OF
rain till TODAY at the same hour.
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MArrINGs. CARPETS. oIL-cLorHs.

| HAVE SEVERAL LARGE sTuCNi
OF Mattlngs, Carpets. Rugs Mats 'l.'
Cloths, and Shades Paper Hang.ng d
all styles. Work done in city and co1l'
try. All orders promptly attended 90 y
JENNINGS, No. so east Main street
my H-Sun, W A r lm
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PcmbcrtOn, COrdeS & MOSby,
Gentlemcn'S Furnishings.

ALI new and fresh just the top notch of fashion and at
traot,yey priced that it will to examine stock
fore buying For Saturdays shoppers very important
price concessions have been made and if you interested
these goods this is money saving opportunity for
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NeqIiqee Shirts.

A Feather-Weight Shirt made of very
lightweight, printed nainsook, neat pat
terms, in figures and stripes. 1 pair de-
tached cuffs TO match each Shirt much
better garment than the usual 81 article,
our snecial nrica o.,
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orders for printing sent 10 the Dis
patch company will be given prompt at
tentoh, and the style of work and prices
vii! be sure to please you.
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THE TOWER.
JULIUS SYCLE & SON.
THE GREAT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BARGAINS

will be thicker and faster than ticks minute. Our buy
been searching the busy of trade When special
could not be made them the Cash
tremendous
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liver medicines to cure biliousness and
malaria. That is why Groves Ouinins
Liver Pulls are better than other liver
pills. 10 and % cents
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Pulled Bosom Shirts.

made Of lightweight nainsook, bosom of
India linon. highly-proper and comfort
able garment for hot weather. .75c
much nicer garment, made Of light
weight nainsook puffed bosom of checked
and strined dfr1ftv q
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Book and Job Printing neatly executed
at the Dispatch Printing House,
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White Goods.

we paid ridiculously low prices for
"hte Goods last week. They are here
on sale now. These goods were purchased
from a house that was recognized as one
OF the strongest in it's line
5000 yards of Sheer White India Linen.
VIII cost you in any house 10c. yard
JUST think or our remarkably low x
price-Der yard ............ ........ NC.
Check Muslin, 3-4c.-sold often nv
other houses as bargain at 4c
5000 yards of 10c. Check Muslin. 43-4c
we VIII sell any one, whether buying to
sell again or for their own use anv
quantity they wish
2jc. Heavy Cord White Piaue. 17c a
yard. These were purchased last .Janu-
airy, and We just received the balance Of
them last week
$500 yards Of Dotted Swiss. small and
medium dots. suitable for cottage cur
tains and dresses. regular value IN.
ZUc.; now ............ .............. tVCs
zoe. Persian Lawn, per yard. t<2C.
4s-inch French Nainsook, per OE1
ydru ............ Observation-Disclosures. %OC"
Pink. Light-Blue. Lavender. Nile. Red
Navy. Black. and White Solid ri
Color French Organdy. per yard '%2C.
Csc White Dimity. per yard. i04c.
White organdy. yards wide. 25c.
Black Linen. for sbirt.waists.. 25c.
Black India Linen, worth 15c... sOC.
Black pimitv. worth 2sc. l5c.
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! Night Shirts,

made Of New York Mills cotton. flr.
sized garments, all White and coiorsd
trimmings .......... ........... ......... Soc.
Better grades at ........75c. 81 and 81 Z,
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You All Want Pants, So Here They Go.

the styles of Pants you see on the street
that cost all the way from s2.75 TO $50
five styles of them.
We have 5000 pairs of Pants that go in
this sale, and you can get them from zoe
up to the finest that's made. We want
the snort man. the lean man, the fat
man-au to come. We can fit them in
Suits or Pants.
Boys Long-Pants Suits that must go
In at the same low prices.
Boys Knee-Pants Suits from S6c. UP.
Any number of styles at almost any
price.
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for Mems Pants. all sizes,
splendid for work.
for Mems Pants. all sizes
plaid stripes and solid colors,
good wearers.
for Mems Pin-Checks, Shep.
herd Plaids. Dark Mixtures
These are beautiful goods
double.
for Mems Pants. These are
Blue and Steel-Gray Mix
lures. W0rsteds. These are
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Umbrellas.

one lot OF Gentlemen's 2s-inch Twuti
SILK Umbrellas, natural-wOOd and bglk-
horn handles. sterling-s.ver TRIMMINGS,
regular value s. and S., special at...EM
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Shirts.

thoroughly dependable garments, properly
made and cut, and with all the improve
ments three qualities, which are I'M
matched elsewhere ..........J0. 70, and ST.
Pajamas,
made OF percale and Madras. carefully
selected patterns, fine-sized garments. no
sklmping, all sizes acknowledgements 81
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ldundered Shirts,

made Of carefully-selected materials. full
size, cut garments. with all the comfort
giving improvements. three styles-open
front closed front, and pleated BOSOM
q regular 81 80 garment ut q
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We have one of the handsomest lines o.
Young Mems Suits. which we are COINS
to put in this sale for 81 80 up, that can
not be duplicated anywhere in Richmond
for twice the money
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Wash Ties.

Wash String Ties. very effective and
serviceable. solids and checks. Z5c. dozen.
Wash String Ties made OF Madras and
ginghams .......... ........ .............. 6c.
a much finer and better quality .....l0..
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Hosiery.

Gentlemen's Fast-Black and Tan Full
Regular Made Half Hose, am extra
Gentlemen's Fast-Black and Navy
Polka-DOt and Cotton Half-H0se eu-
tirely new ............. .................. De.
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HandkerChiefS.

Gentlemen's Hemstitched AU.Lu
Handkerchiefs, some surprising yau
l2i5 Is o. b 3Tl and .
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-06-02
The Boys Play Ball

Two new teams formed from
among the youth Of town, named
respectively the Ocalas Jr. and
the Hollands, met yesterday on
the field of honor and played a
very spirited game. Dell Moody
IS captain of the Dutch team and
CISCO Zewadski commands the
Ocala Juniors. Lloyd ChaiIle
caught for both teams. Dell
Moody pitched for the Hollands
and Marome Etheridge for the
Ocala Juniors. Stephen Jewett
and Will Clark umpired the
game, which resulted IN a score
OF 8 to 10 in favor of the Hol-
lands. The boys will play again
next Thursday afternoon.
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+. T.. 4 z. Special Rates

Anthony, Fla. account
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society, tlckers will be sold Juno
2 and 3 at one and one-fourth
fare for the round trip. limited TO
June 5.
Lochloosa-On account annual
picnic A. M. E. church, tickets
will be sold June for excursion
train only, leaving Ocala 1910 a.
m returning leave Lochloosa at
5 d. m.
Charlotte, N. Con account
annual Biblical Society meeting,
tickets will be sold June Is to FL
inclusive, limited to July l, and
on June &c limited to July 3, at
one fare for the round trip.
Hawthorne - Sunday school
convention, Bethel Baptist Asso-
cation. Tickets on sale June Is
and 1G limited to June 10 at one
and one>fourth fare round trip.
Ashevillc, N. Con account
Southern Students Conference
and Young Women's Christian
Association. Tickets on sale June
l3, IA, Is and 16, limited to June
80 at one fare round trip.
w. w. CONDOR,
Ticket Agent.