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ANDES WINS ANOTHER STAKE.

-
Track Heavy aud Weather Good at
Crescent City.
NEW YORK. jan. eo.-James .Arthur's
good colt. Andes. landed another stake
to-day-the thousand dollar Live Oak
handicap. The track was very heavy and
lumpy. and the weather good. Results:
FRS. race-one mile and twenty yards.
Rushfeld e to 81 first. Z. T. Cation .t5 to
2 and A to % second. Banquo II. Is to
u third Time, 1:4S Ia.
Second race-handicap, six and a half
furlonss-Knisht Banneret Is to 5 and !
TO y first, Kindred III 10 5 and q to i0)2
second. Freylinshuser Is to y third.
Time. l rs.
Third race-ono mile and a quarter
Albert Vale al to ] and / to 2) first,
Bright Night (l5 to I and 6 to y second
Mailer Is to y third. Tine, ee::14. s.
Fourth receive Oak handicap. one
nile-Andes g to Il and 3 TO y first
Arthur Behan 6 to ! and 2 to y second,
Laureate l6 to q third. Tine, 10.
Fifth race-ssven furlongs-Fewness 70
TO nnd 4 to y firrt,sL tito Billy to- 8
ind q to y seen,.d. Water Crest g to- %
third. rhine. ely
Sixth race-sia it-longs-aJamnicafss TO 4
and even} first, Vituria 60 to I and 20 to-
y second. Maidstone Q5 to u third. Time.
Ill., sssssssS
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NAIINEsRIC
Expo l1lON.
An Effort Being Made TO Have vir-.
ginia Represented.
VERY HANDSOME BUILDINGS.
The Machinery ana Transportation
Building Presents an Interest
IN. Treatment OF Cloistcr
Work-oihcr Buildings

An effort is being made TO have the
Legislature make an appropriation for The
proper representation of Virginia at the
Pan-Amertcan Exposition. which VIII be
held al Buffalo, n. Y, during the sum
1ner months OF The year 1901. Most. If not
all of the States of the Union, viii have
an exhibit at the Exposition, and a splen-
did opportunity Is offered to show the
advantages of the Old dominion, as de-
sirnblc place Of abode by a display OF her
various products there.
Tie managers Of the Exposition, BESIDES
liberal app. ariat.ons by the Federal Gov
ernmeDt and the Legislature Of the state
of New York. have the management OF
the recent exposition at Chicago, Omaha
and Philadelphia and will profit by the
experience of these.
The buildings are very handsome, ana
there is no doubt that the Exposition VIII
attract large crowds and be great sue
ccss.
MACHINERY BUILDING.
Tbs court of the MACHINERY and Trans
portation building presents an interesting
treatment of ctoistcr work. The Machin-
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the life Of the late John 13. Rainey, and
held by the defendant as assignee for

the life Of the late John 13. Rainey, and
held by the defendant as assignee for
value.
The jury trial was waived and the case
submitted to the court for its decision.
The court held that the amount received
by the defendant was no more than the
amount to which he was entitled and
that the plaintiff could not recover.
FIRE IN PRINCE GEORGE.
The smoke-mare of Mr.. Alex. Hare, in
Prince George county, short distance
I from Petersburg, was destroyed by fire
day or two ago. Mr.. Hare lost all of his
meat and most of his farming impie-
ments The fire was accidental. NO IN
surance. Loss about $50.
The regular monthly term of the Coun-
ty Court Of surry will be he'd on Tues
day next. At this term Of the court Mr..
S. b. Barham, Jr.. will qualify as com
missioner of revenue Of Surry county and
Major Blair Pegram as assessor OF lands.
The country roads are in horrible
condition. made SO by the recent rains.
and consequently lumber shipments will
be short for some time.
BRUNSWICK COURT.
The regular monthly term Of the Coun-
tys Court of Brunswick will be held on
Monday next.
The banquet given at A. p. Hill Camp
Hall last night by. the Camp was a
most enjoyable affair. and It was nearly
midnight before the exercises of the even
ing came to a close.
Speeches were made by Commander W.
Z. Harwood, Major E. II. Barclay. edi-
tor Of the Lexington Gazette, and who,
during the war, was a member Of the
Rockbridge Artillery; DR.. r. S. Powell,
of Brunswick county; General Stith Boil
ing, Grand Commander of the Grand
Camp Of Confederate Veterans of Vir-
ginia: Rev. DR.. J.. w. Rosebro. Chaplain
of the Camp and pastor OF Tabb-Street
PRESBYTERIAN church; and Col. Henry c..
Roper. The supper was a most bounti-
full one
One of the most interesting features Of
the coca sion was the concert given by the
Petersburg Grays' Band, under the lea
dership of Prof. Thacker. This band has
rrade the most marked Improvement, and
the r.usic Was highly enioved by all IN
at+e-dnnce. so rruch n!eased was one
gentleman that he made the voluntary
nror!se TO Give fifty dollars to the fund
to he raised for the proper support Of the
bard.
The Hustings Court was in session to-
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Legislative Escort.

CHASE CITY. VA, Jan. 20.-Specal.-
The members Of the House of Delegates
who accompanied the remains Of the late
Colonel Joseph w Ellis, of. Lunenburg.
spent last night at the Mineral Hotea
here. They We're A. s. Priddy, OF Char
io1te: j.. S. MusGrave, of Southampton,
and R. w. Ware. of Amherst.
The committee left early this morning
for the home of the deceased member,
where q largc-number of neighbors and
friends had assembled to render the last
tribute of respect to a man who in his
life enjoyed the confidence and esteem of
all the people of his county.
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SOLD EVERYWHERE.

On the corner Of Lee and Jefferson
streets new Baptist church is being
erected. It will be lenown as the Lee
Street Baptist church.
The West End Club this week elected
the following officers: Price Withers.
president; Otis Bradley. vice-president;
and Hunt Wlmbish, secretary and
treasurer.
FUNDS now on hand will be used in
the erection OF new club room on the
present site. The work will begin at an
early date.
z Willis Galloway, an old colored man,
who was member of the city council
of Danvilie. during the days which pre-
coded the DanvilIe riot died; this week.
The Morotock Manufacturing: Company,
chartered in this city several weeks ago.
for the manufacturing OF pants..:will be-
gin work Monday ! III. 81
Mr. c. c. Dula, president. "a nd MIR.
David Chalmers. secretary and treasurer.
are the officers. of the compan ny. Mr..
IT. II Palmer, formerly OF Salem and
: ~ : = -
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TejeyraDllic Brevitics.

FORT SCOTT, KAN, JAM. 20-George
sSilbee and Ed. BGteeks, shaif- brot hers,sW.no:
the week, were lynched sby a mob he
county jail -yard here to- light. S 5
NEW ORLEANS, La, jams 20The3
EConrerence or he African Methodist
Episcopal Church. South To- day adopted
stionai bill, which provides for nat ional aid
to all the States and4Terr1tOriess for the
Y common schooling Of fall Z he childrc
WASHINGTON Jan. 2O.-The Stat De.
Spartment has. been8lntormed4 by, untseuss
States Agent Haywood, cat II onolulu, I hat
there have been five cases of $Bnbon:c
splague sincs5the last report. Januarys9th..
and six deaths
Tis.WASHINGTON, Jan:t2 The War De-
Snsrtment gave to;aas
island sofs Cuba for the mouth Of SDecem-
Der were 81, ,2221.
Ell WASHINGTON.ISs jan: 20 The PapalI
bull authorizing the; conservation of Rig 1T
Rev. M sr.$ Sbarreu, Bisho elect4 of =.
yana, has been received ;htst he Apostolic
Deie3a ton. a.
WASHINGTON, Jan. oo-The Ad jutant-5.
General has Uniformed that the trans;
port Fitzpatrick leftSNeuvas this morning
for Newport News with a squadron OF the
q ghth Cavalry. -
SAN aTRANCISCO,SJan 20-The u. s.
S. Ranger will leave this. port to-day for.
Panama to make an important survey.
LEWES, DEL. jan. o0.-The Fenwick
Is and llife-saving station reports arvsssel
shore. Itais thought to be a steamer
ashore OIL Fenwick Island shoals. me;
tug North American left the Delaware
SBrcakwa ter at o O'Clock to so to llersas-l
sistancc. Fenwick is about twenty miles.
south of Cape Henlopen:,ts a
WASHINGTON, Jan. pa more de-
tailed statement from Minister SLeishman.
at Berne, respecting the action OF the
dried aud fresh fruits. isis to the effect
that upon reception dried fruits not .hav-.
ing disclosed anything gall insects of
San Jose, general a Ut hnrization ri was
granted by order OfEPreSdent H auser for
the Importation Of such fruits
WASH ENGTON. Jan. 20.-An interest
ing and valuable brochure. givingsa COM;
pete history of the Buhanic plague; to-
sether with means which ~ have been,
adopted for its prevention, has been pre-,
pared and made public by Surgeon-Gen-;
Eeral .Wynnan, OF the Marine Hospital Ser
vice.
CHATTANOOGA. Jan.2o. Nv. L.. ALI
son. while prospecting for. minerals on
Lookout Mountain, tO-da undiscovered five
skeletons in a cave fifteen miles from this
CITY. s55zsS.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, jan. 20-In this
city this evening there was organized
Southern Society for the. study and dis
cussion of race problems in relation to the
welfare of the South. The first annual
conference will meet in Montgomery in
May of this year
rs CHICAGO. Jan. 2O.-The Chronicle to-
morrow will say:z.'W. H. Hinrichsen, con-
gresham from the Sixteenth district. has
been appointed general travelling agent
of the National Democratic Ways and
Means Committee, and will assume the.
duties Of his office at once" =
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Jan. Ca to.,
days session of the United NIine-Workz'
ers' Convention a resolution favorinSs tho
free coinage OF silver was tabled amid
I cries of I'VE want no lG to IT. 1--WE arg
not a monetar convention s> 4,
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Rum AClQll tai
is LOOK ED FOR
The Trial Win Take Place Monday.
! Morning Morning.
80 - ~ -asglsl -
i R. WRIGHT WINS. HIS SUIT.
Judge Mullen Declares That the In-s:
s,,rance Company Paid Him Noe:
More Than H w as Entitled TO s.
Receive = House Burned.

80
b PETERSBURG, an: 20. Special
Mr.. j. w. Phillips. of Norfolk, purchased
at auction yesterday afternoon 9 lot! on o. J!
the wharf for which he paid 81 $50.
The case of AR. Albert Hunt, charged
witt, murder, will be tried in the t Hastings
Court on Monday next. There are no
other witnesses for the Commonwealth,
except those examined before the coro-s
ner's jury.
Hon. Wm B. Mc1lwaine, counsel for
the accused, says he is confident of the
acquittal OF mis- client. l:,ys
MR.. WRIGHT WINS.
In the case of Frederick Belts, receiver
of the National Fire Association Of Hart
ford, Conn. VS.. Augustus Wright, udge
Mullen, Of the Hastings Court OF the city
of Petersburg, rendered his decision this
morning. The object ofsthis action was to
recover from the defendant the sum. OF
s1.3ll, being the amount alleged to have
been overpaid him by a ccident and mis-
take by said Association on q policy or.
contract issued by said 3Associa ton on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-21
STORY OF a SLAVE.

s To be bound hand and foot for years by
the chains of disease is the worst form of
slavery. George D. Williams, Of Man
chester, Mich. tells how such slave was
made free: He says: My wife has been
SO helpless for five years that she could
not turn over in bed alone. After using
two bottles of Electric Bitters, she is
wonderfully improved and able to do her.
own work This supreme remedy for
female diseases quickly cures nervousness
sleeplessness, melancholy. headache, back
ache, fainting and dizzy spells This mir
acle working medicine is n godscnd to
weak, siclsiy, run down people. Every bot
tie guaranteed. Only 50 cents. Sold by
owen and Minor Drug CO.. druggists.
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Birthday Party.

MILFORD, VA, jan. e1-Speciai..
Miss Elina Croney. second daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Crofley, of Washing.
ton, u. c., received 4 select number or
her friends at Aspen H.ll. their beautiful
bration of her twenty-first birthday.
She was assisted by her sisters, Misses
Leila and Lizzie. and her guests were re-
ceived and entertained in charming
manner. During the evening the young
ladies played some beautiful select ons on
their nlando'ins, in which Mrs. Crotiey
assisted with her piano and Dr.. c; 5.
Webb with his violin. At IL O clock a
superb collation. was served.
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Suffolk Peanut Market.

SUFFOLK, VA. Jan. oo.-PEANUTs-
The Suffolk peanut market is firm, with
slight advances. Though. there IS not
much Immediate prospect of further r se,
most farmers are no ing for, bigger
prices. The offerings are small. the fac
tories in many cases seeking the farmer
'.1o-day's quotations: Fancy hand
picked. SIC; fancy Junbos. 5Hc.; extras.
&c. No. 4 Virginia sheled. 4c.: No. 9
Virginia shelled. &c.: extra large Virginia
hs'led, CSC These pr ces are subject to
~ per cent. discount. Farmers grades
Running, 2ad29sc.; bunch, 3I4 @ic.
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I = periai I. E.st i,nn - Passed.
Continued from First Page 8

BERLIN,s Jan. e0.-The Reichstag to-day
passed the Imperial estimates af-s
ter a debate, during which Prince Bis
:mar:k expressed the hope that County ll
sBuelow,s statement, that he intended to-
follow in the zfootsteps Of the first Prince
Bismarck, would be- fulfilled, though. he
added, these footsteps were obliterated
and not easy to find.
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and swear In Mr.. Roberts. as member
we shall. as soon as recognition can be
had, offer resolution to expel him as n.
poIygamist, unlawfully cohahitsng with
plural wives. =
7l-r. Taylor, chairran OF the special com
nittee to investigate the case of Roberts,
gave notice that he would call the case
up on Tuesday.
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Lynchburg, will have charge of the me

Lynchburg will have charge {ofS the me
chanical department., and will act as
general manager.
Mrs Hugh Thomas entertained on Mon
day night, in honor of Miss Sarah Porter
Smith, of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
The Sans Souci Club were entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. II. w. Cobb.
Mrs. Harrison Robertson. Jr.. enter
tanned the Whist Club at her home on
Holbrook Avenue, Thursday night
Mrs. H. a. James entertained at whist
in honor of Miss Scales, of the Meadows,
at the Hotel Burton parlors, Saturday
evening.
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THE WEEK IN DANYllLE.

yves-End Club 60 Build House.
- Pants Mannfaciory.
DANrILLE. VA. jan. 2o-Special.-
rho chief topic of interests here this week
has bean tho Bland Labor H!,,, which
r.iN seriously ATTEST the cotton and to-.
aacco interests should Il be passed.
& Evangelist r. D. Garland. Of Virginia.
has been conducting a revival at the
second Baptist church during the past
Resk. Much Interests 30 manifsste6
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Ut FIRST BAPTIST CEIURCH.-WOR-
ship and preaching at II A. NJ. and 8 F..
M. DR.. COOPER. pastor. Will preach at
both services. Bible school at $3.50 a. M
Union at $3.50 2. NJ All made cordially
we,come.
MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH (MON-
roe Hall. Main street between Pine and
BeIvidere), Rev. A.. +. HALL, pastor
Preaching ut II a. ". Sunday school at
OILS 4. NJ. e
LE1GH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Twenty-fifth and Leigh streets).-
Services Sunday at IL A. NJ and 8 Z: NJ.
conducted by the pastor, Rev " ASHLEY
Jones and R!saehlaE * shs psaiSs {
q Glimpse at the Foreign Fieid.s Evening
subject. .The, Paralysis OF Pleasure.
sermon to women Wednesday. =. n.
prayer meeting. sF5s
I. CENTENARY METHODIST EPIsCo-
nal church. South Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth. Rev. SAMUEL a:
STEEL. d. D., astor.-Preaehins at u
A. NJ. and s P. ~. by the pastor.
BROAD STREET METH opLs.T
church Corner OF Broad ana Ien emu
1 Streets. Rev. w. b.. BEAuCtlAaiP;, spas ns.
!: J JUN g. s.asANBERY. At night. ;
o'clock, by the pastor: subject, BOOKS.
Thoughts and I. :" NIidweek service Wed
nesday evening at o'clock SUNDAY
school at $50 4 ~; o Ep%Hrsn c eersiai
Invitation to all Special music SUNDAY
night.
THE MoNuMENTAt CHURCH pro
ssstaat EP,seopafI HFaa ESaH HelSR
BARR recror.-Services will be held In
the church Sunday morning at ~ o'clock
and afternoons at o Clock Holy. Com
81 II u 'o:slocE = An: the third sunday at 1850
. ST. PAUL.s cHuRCH (EPIScoPALhE
Divine service and sermon aE ~ @ c!oe1
WIN. III. H.7PoWEftS, rector OF Tsantty
church, Towson. Ad.
tGr ace and aadison5. Rev RoEERT +:
+ KERR, d p. pastor.-I A. ~ and =
p - F * q
SsoMNpW TS MooNE 3 s.: :. sH Il +
and at & 2. n
CHURCH or THE COVENANT Hrss
s sy,ss.a Rafk sssnss ana srEM a.sssn
sPas! ~ By he pastor h1idvesk seasies
ssssof sssass Seats 81 ass
and q cordial welcome to all services 70 !.
THIRD PREsBYTERIAN cHuRE1k
corner Twenty-st1th and Broad lstreefsl.ss
Rev. W. III. DODGE ID. =. Of Jackson
vile. Fla. win preach at N A. 81. and
p. III. Westminster League Service at
:l5. wednesday evening prayer meet.
Ing at p.
sEyENrH4sTREET CHRIsTIAsN.
5-.,,,sar 40 = ssrypuS ~ ayd Grace
strsst,l- Prsechlas Sunday g ~ ~ 81
4 E. MORGAN. Alornins suhiect, How
Men are Won 70 Christ. Esvenlng sub
feet, Getting Rea.y for Life. Seats
free md ALT cordially welcomed. CHRIS
tan Endearnrs socisty mssts N lsekure
room Ats rs T. ~
cHRfsrEA.t ey,ssDA Y.se4eo1. A.
,cetas iun q NteARsaA I'd 4 11an91 t.
VIII ho,d shET ht-montAly UeoetNo o. I
s9sTenfh-SsreSt Cb1isttan church 80 ~
Afternoon as $50 ofcIaek Dr. - ~
a6NTTH. pastor oS Seeo1d Hapttk ska1e1,s
WI ds,iysr 80. ssrns g. -
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IT SAVED HIS LEG

A. Danforth, Of LAGRANGE, Ca,
suffered intensely for six months with a
frishtful running sore on his leg, but
writes that Rucklen's Arnica Salye
wholly cured 1t n:ten days. For Ulcers,
the best @ salves in ~ the world. Cure
2,.,,nr,Et 4 ed .sss Ons PIC. Sold by owan4 e
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Ask us for prices on best Anthracite,
splint. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
Phone, 81, ,WARNERsNoORE
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( CHATTANOOGA. Jan.S.2O.-- wv. L.. ALI
son. while prospecting for. minerals on
Lookout Mountain. to-dayediscovered FIVE
skeletons in a cave fifteen miles from this
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CENTENARY METHODIST EPIsCO-
nal church. South Grace street between
Fourth and Filthy. Rev. SAMUEL q;
STEEL, y. D., misunderstanding at II
A. NJ. and s P. N. by the pastor
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ST. PAUI.s CHURCH EP1scoPALi-
Divine service and sermon at IL O'clock
"A NJ. and g p. NJ, conducted by Rev.
WM. III. IA. POWERS, rector OF TSautty
church, Towson. Nd. 81. e
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MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH (AION.
roe Hall. Main street between Pine and
Rev A.. ). HALL, pastor
Preaching at II A M. Sunday school at
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LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Twenty-fifth and Leigh streetsl-
Conducted by the pastor, Rev. " ASHLEY
ZONES Preaching by the pastor nc II
An. and r. NJ Morning subject, "a
Glimpse ut the Foreign Field. Esven!nE
smhiect The Paralysis of Pleasure. u
sermon to women. Wednesday. =. NJ.
prayer meeting.
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CHURCH NOTICES

FIRST BAPTIST CEIURCH.-WOR-
ship and preaching at II A. NJ. and 8 F..
NJ. DR. COOPER. pastor, Will preach at
both services. Bible school at $3.50 a. NJ
Union at $3.50 2. NJ All made cordially
we,cOme.
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THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH PRo-
testant :F.piscopan. Broad street below
Twelfth. Rev. WILLIAM ALEXANDER
BARR, recror.-Serviees will be held In
and Safternoon at s so' clock Holy. Com
munion the first Sunday in the month ss
II o'clock AMI. the third Sunday at 1880
A. M sA5t II
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CHURCH oFsTHE COVENANT rrss
byterfnnJ. h Park avenue & and Harrison
strset. Rev. j.. CALVIN STEWART.
notwithstanding at II u. and
sP. III. by the pastor. Sfidweek services
wednesday evening at y o'clock. ahbaths
and q cordial welcome to. all services. %
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THIRD pRESEYTERLAct CHURCH
corner Twenty-sixth and Broad streetsl.
Rev. w. n. DODGE ID. D.. Of Jackson
Vile Fla. viii preach at N ~. 81. and 3
p. M. westminster League service ak
T:l5. wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at p u.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
fC;race and aMadison1. Rev. ROBERT r.
EETeR. %. d, pastor.-n a. NJ and o
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SECOND PREsBYTERIANc CHURCH
H-Rev. w. W. MOORE. d o.. at II An
and at 4 p. Ne lss
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yEyENrH-sTREET CHRISTIAN.
church T fcc-rAr of Seventh and Grace
and g s. by the PASTOR. Rev. CARER
u. MORGAN Morning suhtect, .ffoW
Men are won 70 Christ. !. Evenlng sub
ttect, Getting Rea.y for Life. = Ssats
;tian Endeavars socisty meets n IsekuFs-
room 1t 7i15e z.
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Deaths at Alexandria.

9sALEXANDRLA, VA, Jan. 12O.--Speclal.
Mrs. eLemoyre. wife Of Mr.. r. %. .Le-
her home, in wilmington. Fairfax. county,
Va She. was in her eishsy-sixth year,
and was well known She was a Edaugh-
of the late Francis Oh chester me
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon at i O'CLOCK fronlrPohick church.
Miss Bette Wa,kins died this morning:
after a lingering illness, at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Watkins, In west
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-05-10
W V"RKkJ p' O'
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1900.
THE CATTLE QUARANTINE.

In another column wo publish an ar
ticlo from tho Clayton (Ga.) Tribune, do
scribing tho cattle quarantine line. We
do SO in order to call tho attention of
our people to tho provisions of this law.
1t is something now, but still is meeting
with strict enforcement by the citizens
along the line, as well as tho Federal
officers in Georgia. We chanccd to be
in Clayton recently when the Rabun
County Stool; Association was in scs-
sion. The quarantine limo divides the
county very nearly in tho center, and
cattle from any place North of tho line
can be shipped TO tho Eastern markets
where they command better prices,
while cattle from the South cannot. An
effort is being made by the cattle men of
Rabun to have tho line extended stin
father South, so as to put tho most Of
their county in the health district. But
wherever the limo may be fixed, it be-
comes an oifcnsc for any person from
tho South to drive Il COW across tho
quarantine line, and the penalty is quite
severe.
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THE WAGNER MONUMENT AND Wal.
HAuLA'S SEMl.CENTENNlAL.

1t is now only a little over three months
fixed for the celebration of Walhalla's
scmiccn!cnnial and the unvciling of the
monument proposed to be erected to the
mel mory of Gen. John a. Wagner. the
recognized founder of the town. The
carrying out of this enterprise with the
success that should attend one of such
Importance will involve certain necessary
expenses, which have been conScrva-
lively estimated at approximately Il 300.
Tho subscriptions to date amount to
Si55, and the committee arc Still solicit
ing subscriptions.
On last Saturday The German Fire
Company Benevolent Society, of Charles
ton, S. c., sent Mr.. Jas. Thompson,
Treasurer, 4 check for $50 as a contribu-
ton to this fund. Gen. Wagner was
instrumental in tho organization Of that
society, and its members, still rcvcring
his memory, send this sum as a token OF
their appreciation of the efforts being
made by the citizens Of Walhalla 70 per
pctuatc his virtues. The liberal contri-
button is highly priced, not alone for its
money value, but for the spirit which
inSnircs thc diff If demonstrates that
many who 1.-Two IN distant ci,;oc h,vo an
,,,;,,;r,5 ;,tcros, in tbo t,vn and chorish
tbc momorv of Il. houovolont ro,nlnr
II rcm,;ns for tho noon,c of W,Iholl,
and in Il large measure for the liberal
minded citizens Of the entire county, to
rally to thc hcIn of tbc commistcc Nv
contribnt;nr to thc fund Wolhouo lc-
inc thc county sc,t any work of ort
nl,ccd on ono or hcr nuhl;c strcots NO.