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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
Tazewell womans Club.

The Tazewell Womans Club was
organized In December, with Mrs
3. q. Graham President; Mrs G. w.
HARRISON, Vice. President; Mrs.
Pierce, Secstsry; and Mrs. Stras,
Treasurer. The meetings were held
at the homes of the members, and
such good work was done that the
club has grown every way, and the
outlook for next year is rsost encour-
aging.
At the recent business meeting il
was decided to devote next winters
study to Anne irica, her history,
Literature. art. Science and music.
A neat title year book will soon be
In print, and doubtless next spring
will find the club numbered among
the best of such organizations in tn
State
The following officers were elected
Tor next year.
Presidcnt, Mrs. w. G. Harrison
Vice Prsilent, Mrs. Boyer; Secatary
Miss Jeai Graham; Treasure, Mis-.
Mamie Mss.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
SPANS Grea test Need

MIR. r. L. Olivia of Barcelona,
Spain spends his winters at Aiken.
IS. G. Weak nerves had caused
severe pains in the back of his head.
On useing Electric Bit ers, Americas
greatest Blood and Nerve Remedy
all pain soon left him. He says this
grand medicine is what his country
needs. All America knows that it
cures liver and kidney trouble, 9urifie,
the blood, tones up the stomach
strengt hens the nerves, ssputs vim,
vigor and new life into every muscle,
nerve and organ of the body. If weak
tired or ailing you need it. Every
fottle guaranteed, only so cents
sold by Jno. e. jackson Druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
a Narrow Escape

Thankft words written bv Mrs
Ada E. Hat, of Groton. S D. "Wos
taken witna bad cold which settled
on my lug; cough set in md
finally terminated in CONSERVATION
Four Docbrs gave meup. sav;no
l could 'iv but a short time ] gave
myself up Z my SAVIOUR, determined
II couldnostay with my friends on
earth wou meet my absent oues
above. My lisband was advised to
get DIR. King New Discovery for
Consumption Coughs and Colds.
L gave it iris, took in all eight
bottles. 1t as cured me, and
thank God IN saved and now a
well and healthy women Trial bot
ties free at JD. e, Jackson's Drug
Store. Regula size soc acd $I.OO.
Guaranteed or rice refunded.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
Final Exercises of the Univers,+u
OF Virginia.

VI HuRlnla-
The final exercises of the IJn;vsr.
sity of Virginia will take place on
the lOl1Sth Of this week. The no
ginning Of the exercises will no tho
Baccalanreate sermon on SUNDAY
morning. III a m, by Rev G. r
Stricken, ID. D., and at 8 m be
will address the~Y. NJ. C. A.
Monday morning, II a. m.-Ad.
dress before the Literary Soci, ties
by Charles Dudley Warner. Of Hart.
ford, Conn.
) p m.-Final Celebration of the
Literary Societies.
tuesday, IL a. m-Address before
the Faculty, Hon. j. L. Nj. Curry .,
Washington, ID. c.
. p manual meeting or til,
Alumni ASSOCIATION.
. p. m.-Reccpio,n 20 the Alumni
and guests
Wednesday, IL m.-Address be
fore the Alumni, Hon. Leigh Rob
son. of Washingto DC
. p. m.-Closing exercises of tn,
University. Award of Diplomas anc
Degrees.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
a Frightful Blunder.-

Will often cause a horribln Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklin's
Arulca Salve, the best in the world.
will kill the pain and promptly heal
1t. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores.
Ulcers, Boils, Feions, Corns. all
Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on
earth. Only 25cts. box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Jno. f.
Jackson Druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
MIR. John Britain Dying

AS we go to press it is reported
that Mr. John britain is diving
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
A Worthy Young Man.
Mr.. Roswell Baker forme

Mr.. Roswell Baker formerly
OF i'ocahontas, iut now of Wash.
ington ID O., was in town for a
short time last week. The object
OF his visit to Virginia at this time
was to take his moher aud sister to
WashingtOnce sIvy:S Roswell is the
Oldest son of the lamented Fred.
Baker. vile was acciiently kille1 in
Pocahontas some yeas ago while he
was superintendent of the South
west Go s, Store. A bitter man than
Fred Baker never lived, and we
note with great satisfaction the sue
cess of his son.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
Money Stolen.

Alice Johnson, wife of Alex John.
son, who lives on Railroad Avenue
reported this week that some one
entered her house last Saturday
night, and stole $4,000 in cash,
from the pocket of Alexis coat.
which hung at the head of the bed.
Alex. shot at the burglar several
times, but the man kept on, and the
money too.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
Change of Date.

The Confederate Pension Board
OF Tazewell County will meet on
the 14th. day of June instead of
the 18TH, as heretofore announced
The Board will be in session on
Doth the 18th. and 18th. By order
Of the Board.
A. STCLAIR,
Chairman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
WORK FOR GIRL GRADUATES
Trained Minds and Willing Hands
are in Demand Everywhere.

are In Demand Everywhere
The work you are to do. dear
child, your Heavenly Father knows
all about, and in due time He will
bring ut to you, or lead you to it, {"
writes Margaret f Sangster to girl
graduates, in the June Ladies'
Homo Journal your port is to be
ready, TO make the most Of your
powers, and, in any peroid Of indie
cision, or Of doubt, to go forward one
step at time as the way is made
plain, sitting still and doing nothing
when that is evidently the lords
appointment for you. And, if you
will believe me, there is not the most
remote village in the land, nor the
loneliest farmhouse, nor the narrow
est apartment in a crowded city street,
where a bright and clever girl, with
u well trained mind and two capable
hands, cannot find plenty to do
Gathers and mother growing old
need the brightness tLier girls can
bring to them. Little children,
small brothers and sisters, other
girls not so well off, struggling lads
and lasses trying against odds to fit
themselves for college, kitchens badly
managed and wastefully admins
tered, slck-rooms lonely and sorrow
ful, are in want of the ministries our
college gra ,uates can bestow.
Meanwhile the position to which
your heart turns will surely open in
good season."
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Any
Old
Company?
MOI! NOT!

That wont do if you are
looking for good insurance;
and of course that is what
you wan If you value
you home. Inquire care
fully; Choose cautiously;
buy wisely and its ten to
one that you'll buy at this
Office. We're backed by
the richest and most
prompt paying companies
In the world. This fact
is proven almost every dav
by the losses paid through
this office, to say nothing
OF thousands of others who
hold policies in our COM
panies.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08
Quarterly meeting tomorrow and

quarterly meeting tomorrow ana
sdhdsy.
DAr.l1os. + Peery, of Bluefeld.
!, was in the city on Monday.
Capt. Reese Bowen speut Sun lay
in Tazewell with his parents.
John Moore, and his son viii. are
painting houses at Welch.
Thos. Heldreth had business in
Wythville this week.
Attorney George W. Stellar left
Monday for Stauntion to see Mrs.
Stellar and the babies.
Thos. Hawkins, Jr., spent Sunday
with his family, leaving on Monday.
Mrs. Workman. and little girls,
and MIS-. Allen Miller, are visiting
relatives in Radford.
Miss Lizzie Tiller and Mis- Nan.
ME Leslie and Rev. j. n Harman
are at Tip Top Springs.
Capt. G. 5. Gildersleeve is doing
some difficult surveying and mapping
Tor Col. j. ). Browning at Pocahon
tas.
Tommy Hurt, representing Scott
d Duigiud Bros, of North Tazewell.
was on our streets Monday.
If you want all the local news OF
the town and county you must read
this paper.
Jas. A. Tiller was vibrating be.
tween Mud Fork, O .kvale and Poca.
hontas at last accounts.
we had a warm time in TaZewell
on Show day. The crowd was large
and orderly in the morning and the
performances were very good.
VIM. Buchanan and H. G. Hurt
and Capt. G. S. Gildersleeve. of
Clear Fork, were in town Monday.
Mr., j. e. Doubleday, of New York
City, an expert machinist, is putting
in customs Ice Plant, this week.
j. X Groseclose and wife. of
Burke's Garden, are visiting In Taze
well this week. Mr.. Groseclose has
been sick for some time and is TAX
ing a recuperating vacation,
Neglect is the short step SO many
take from a cough or cold to con.
sumption. The early use of One
Minute Cough Cure prevents con.
sumption. 1t is the only harmless
remedy that gives immedia iesults.te
1t cures all throat and lung troubles
Clldren all like 1T and mothers endo |
rse it. Jno. +. Jacksooo
Misses Allie Willard, Oracle |
Hawkins, and Lizzie Mccall
returned last Sunday from
an extended visit to Richards and
vicinity. These young ladies had
'he pleasure of attending the com-
nencement exercises of Old Dom,n.
on College and Cedar Bluff Hiob
School.
Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and
III other accidental injuries NAV be
quickly cured by using Dewitt.
Witch Hazel SaIve. 1t is also a
certain cure for piles and skin diseas
lake no other. Jro. E. Jack son.
Reports show that over fiftesn HIM.
lred lives have been saved throuob
he use of One Minute Cough Cure
lost OF these were cases OF CRIME
roup, asthma, whooping cough.
ronchetis, and pneumonia. Its
arly use prevents consumption. {
Jno +. Jackson. {
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-06-08

Mrs. Fanny Sexton, of Chatham
HILL is visiting her son, Mr.. @. G.
Long.
Mai. Henry retnrped Sunsd.y .eros, :,
the Confederate reunion at Lous>
vile, Ky.
1t is said that Sells Bros. Bio
Circus will be in Tazewell July 7th.
Robert Crockett has come home
to spend the vacation from Wash.
ton-Lee University.
Miss Nellie Wall, who is in bust
ness N III cfield, visited her smotber
ana sister here last Saturday and
sunday. returning on Monday.
Mrs. Wayts and Josephine, her
little daughter, accompanied Rev.
Mr. Wayts on his regular trip to Lib
erty last Saturday and remained ov.
er till Monday.
Prof. A. r. Ramey, who was form.
eriy connected with Tazewell Col
lege' but now with large publish
Ing house, has been in Tazewell sew
eral days visiting his old friends and
young ones too.
Mrs. w. G. Harrison gave a very
elegant and enjoyable party Tues
day night in honor of the Misses
Ely, who are her guests.
hr. X. Nj. Lawson, of Burk's
Garden, received on Monday a
thoroughbred shOrthOrn bull, pur-
chased In Ohio. lie is a little over
Two years old and weighs over
eighteen hundred pounds.
The total vote cast for the Con-
stitutional Convention was 1912.
The number cast for convention
was 1862; against, 6O,37O. The
majority for convention was TO-
992, without Dickinson county.
L Nj. Hawkins, Sr., returned on
Saturday from an extended business
trip in the Southwest. Mr.. Hawkins
weighs over 200 pounds, and is not
as young as he used to be, but sells
as many goods as many young men.
A. M. Willard, one of our best
men. spent a few days, this week,
with his family here, for the first
time since Christmas. He is fore.
man of carpenters at Inman. Wise
County, Va, for the Carter Syndi.
cate.
MIR. and Mrs. Langford, of Biz.
mlngham, Ala, are with f. S. Lang
Iord' of Thompson Valley. These
brothers will build a new saw and
mill in Thompson Valley, at
'nce. Mr.. II. I. Langford went east
IN Monday to buy machinery for
he new mill. Mrs. Langford accom-
panied him.
DIR. Tynses, of Augusta county, is
pending pleasant vacation with his
PARENTS here, and taking advantage |
II the occasion to visit and shake
lands with his numerous friends in
own and county,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dodd. Of Old
own, Va, who have been spending
ONE time with Mr.. 1. G. Dodd's fam
y here. returned to their home last
EEK. Mrs Dodd made a fine i'm
ression on all our people who had
ne pleasure of meeting her. She is
lady of true worth, character and
Ed received many warm congrat-
lations from his old chorus.
We understand that Mr.. &. E. F.
urnley, who has been Superinten-
ent and General manager for the
arter Syndicate people in WISE
'unty, has resigned, and will, prob
ply enter into a large coal operation
II himself. Mr.. Burnley knows
ore about coal and coal MINING
It. than any other man, probably.
this county, and the Carter peo-
g will miss him.
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Personal.


IA town on business Wednesday and
paid our office a call.
Felix O'KeefFe, assistant Yard
Master of the n. & W., at-vpbrueffelc
was at home thirs week.
p-Fred.I Steele, who has been at
tendingtchmond College the pas
session. turned this week.
Capt ind Mrs C. A. Fudge, OF
North Jewell, were in town shop
ping Y erday.
Chatan tells You how to live
comfojble this hot weather. Read
his mead in another column.
MiDella Harry, daughter of DR..
HarrI bf Clear Fork, is visiting
friendn town this week.
Hey Hampton and w. T.. Bar
nett turned to Elkhorn, on Wednes-
day, resume their carpenter work.
Wlegret TO say that Mr.. John
BIRTH, who has been so critically
i'll, she home of his mother. on
Mai6treet, Is no better,
Abvely lot of Belt Rings-in
rearl, (white and smokey silver and
black received today.
j. ID. ALEXANDER
Mrs. j. H. Stuart, Stellar, Cute
and Miss Lucy left Monday for Rad
ford Monday, by private conveys
ance.
Prices on all remaining Parasols
have been reduced, to close out.
Assortment is still complete.
j. d ALEXANDER.
A. f. Selew, stenographer for the
General Freight Agent, of the n. &
W., at Roanoke, was here on visit
to his parents Saturday and Sunday.
William Keezee, who lives Iust
South of town, has some very sick
children. They have measles and
scarlitina. One of the little bows
died on Monday.
Mr.. John b. Crawford has been
very busy for some time making
maps and plans of the property of
the Vilginin Iron, Coal and Coke
Company.
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
the finest pills ever used. I'D. j..
Moore, Millbrook, Ala. They quickly
cure all liver and bowel trouble ,Jno.
Il. Jackson.
George F. Hall, the thriving and
popular lumber man, of North Taze-
well, spent part of the week in
WEIGH, on important business.
Mrs. w. +. Donovan, of Roanoke.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. F.
Hartman and he uncle Capt. A. ]
Tynes, of Tazewell.
Small in size and great in results
are DeWitt's LittleEarly Risers, the
famous little pills that cleanse the
liver and bowels. They do no.
grippe. Jno. E. Jackson.
Mr. M. @. McCorkle returned to
Big Stone Gap on Monday. Mrs Nc
Corkle and the children ACCOMPANIED
him as far as Cedar Bluff, where thew
Will remain for some time recuper-
ating.
III you want good local newspaper
we invite you send us so cents for a
trial subscription. If you don't like
us say, sO-and no more-and we {
will stop your paper and return Your
money. {
The Chinese ask show is your
liver - instead of show do Won doqn
for when the liver is active the
health is good. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers are famous little pills
Tor the liver and bowels. Jpo. r
Jacksons.
MIR. Walter Thompson, son of vii.
liam .. Thompson, of Thompson
valley, left on the Wednesday eve
ming train for California. 1t is said
on good authority, that his mission
is very important one. Thew will
not return until September
Mr.. JAS. +. Hurt left on Wednes.
day for Bristol to met the Advisory
Board of the Virginia Iron, Coal and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The hatless man has now made his
lppearaDce.N
The only case before the Mayor this
morning was that of two boys charged
With fighting, who we're dismissed.
The lighthouse steamer Jesssmine
las completed the repairs to Jones's
Point lighthouse and has returned to
Baltimore.
The tug Juno, which has been on the
marine railway, has beer put overheard,
be repairs to the hull ard woodwork
having been completed.
There is belief expressed along the
liver front that the body found at Co
i)nial Beach severa. days ago may he
nat of the colored deckhsnd OF the
,teamer Newport News, who disap-
feared from the steamer one night last
week as the vessel was making a trip
O Norfolk.
Marriage licenses were issued in
Washing on yesterday TO Jerry Gems
DER of Alexandria and Sallie :. Peoce,
If Mount Jackson; Junius A. Brown,
f Chesterfield, and Sallie G. Carter, OF
Hanover; Clarence W. Morgan and
Julia F. E1monds, both of Alexaudris;
Anthony j. Morgan, of PitIsburg, Pa,
md Ida Anthony, of Rockville, and to
James Il. McLsod, OF Lewiston. and
Annie w. Slaughter, of Culpeper.
At the tournament at River View yester.
DAY William l.. H4non, the knight of River
view, WAS the winner; j. :. blsnford, the
Knight OF Prince George, was second. The
Knight of BuitOnviile and the Knight oil
GRAFTON Bese and Kemp-tlcd for third
MACE but after another trial the fret named
Vas successful and crowned the second maid
Of honor. Miss Carrie Wheatiey, of Surratts
Vile. Mo-. was crowned queen. Miss Kate
| Cleggert was chosen first maid of honor and
/ Hiss Livinia LedeTer' the stcond maid oil
honor.
I The Washington Traction snd Electric
! Company yesterday put its new trsnafer sys-
ten into operation, restricting each passenger
] on its lines to one transfer and cutting OH Q
number of points at which this transfer may
be received New ira steT slips were adopted
in conformity with the new regulations max
ing the work of the conductors less arduous
| and intricate
On the return of the River View steamer
last night fight took place on the wharf De-
tween young men OF this city, the row grow
log out of a dispute over the cost OF relreeh,
ments. Both young mon were arrested AM
this morning one was fined 81 30 and the
other discharged.
Washington gsmesters yesterday marked
cards and took 81 200 from faro dealer
Mt one of the club horses near Cabin JOIN
Bridge. The shsIpers DIoke the bsnk and LEFT
before the victim learned of the swindle.
The charter of the Csstncr Elcctrolyti'
Alkalai Company has been amended 50 rs t'
change the msnner of holding stock.
Mr.. q. f. Ptiee will have for sale 10 mar
ket tomorrow ii 10 lot Of salt water tailors
trout and buttorh h.
A dog was killed by an electric tain oil
King street, near Columbus, lsst night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-16

CORNERSTONE LAYING.-The corner
stone OF era ford Memorial, old Lewis
Chapel, NJ. f. Church South, a. Lortoo
was laid by Andrew Jackson Lodge of
Mssons of Alexandria, G. B. Marshall,
w. NJ. today sI 10 o'clock a m. The
ceremonies were H. charge OF ID. ID. G.
NJ. II. K. Field. OF this CITY. who took
tie place of the Grand Master, who
WIS unable to be present. The cere-
moni's we're of q most impressive ma
ture and were witnessed by a large
concourse of people. The foundation
stone was deposited by the d. d. G. M.
in Masonic form, being proved by the
square and level and plumb. Corn
was then scattered, and wine and oil
poured over the stone. emblematio OF
plenty, joy and peace. Deposited IN
der the cornerstone were 81 copy of the
ceremony, copies OF the Alexandria
Gazette, Fairfax Herald. Nashville
Christian Advocate, Baltimore Christ
ian Advocate, a penny and four 25-cent
pieces coined in 1900, the names of the
building committee and trustees of the
chapel and copy of the discipline OF
the he Church South. An interesting
address was then made by Rev. +. Y.
REGISTER, OF this city. Prayer was said
oy Rev. MIR. Hilderhrand and the bene.
fiction was pronounced by Rev. Ever
ard Meade, of Pohick Church. TIE
Alexandrisns were most Hospitality Ell
ertsined and conveyed to and from
the station in carriages. Dinner was
served on the ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-16
TELEGRAPHlC BREvlTiE>.

The rumor is revived that Chancellor
Hohenlobe OF Germany is about 10 re-
sign his office.
Chief Justice Greene, OF the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, died OF uraemia
At Atlantic City this morning.
Herman Hirschberg, senior partner OF
the Hlrschberg Company OF New York,
and porter named Sigmund Kauf~
man, we're severely, perhaps fatally
burned this morning by an explosion OF
oenzine at the compsny's gold paint
factory on Canal street. The fire re-
sulting from the explosion, was extin
gui she'd with small loss.
The anti-imperiaiists in session in Indian
loolis have practically abandoned toe third
,arty ticket proposit on and will probably In
toTse Bryan and Stevenson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-16
EURoPEs AMATEURIsH DIPLOMACY

EUROPE'S AMATEURlSH DIPLOMACY.
William Cartwright, who was attached to
the staff OF Sir Robert Hart, the dire c,or Of
The Chinese imperial maritime CUSTOM has
returned to London. He says that the United
,tates is the only nation pursuing the correct
mol oy in China. L was stationed At Iien-
,sin when the trouble hogan" SAID Mr.. Cart.
wright, in an interview, yesterday, and
assure you it is purely local and not
erious. The marines sent 10 guard the ioga-
ions at Pekin were not molested on their
tourney thither and the Chinese government
you'd not interfere row with the passage OF
- sufiic ent force to escort the Foreigners from
the capital il the allied naval command
srs had not lost thei heads and sent an ulti'
mstuni TO the commanders OF the Iaku forts
which was gratuitous Insult and declara-
ZION of war Admiral Kempf WAS the only
off Ger who saw further than tho end of h's
nose Ii the others had had his PERCEPTION,
mort of the present difficulty wind have
been avoided. 1t is the damned smsteurlsh
diplomacy of Europe which is responsible for
tho outrages and murders in China. The
United States is the only power that IL not
muddling through the criss."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-16

POLICE COMMISSIONERS. The police
llard held lis regular meeting at the
Mayors othce last night. There were
present. Commissioners Bryant, Miller
! ld Price, Mayor Simpson and Com
l;'loner Hi were absent. Mr..
fysot presided. Chief Of Police Web
Fl submitted his monthly report, and
'.ioo thereon aod on all other subjects
I 's deferred until q fuller meeting.
onm ssloner Price informally mad o
ement that officer Atkinson had
Exceeded mis- authority in attempting to
| I'r't tie POsey brothers on the 2ld
'i. without a warrant (the officer not
'"og witnessed the fight between
Gem snd Beard which resulted 10 the
,lOolng by the officer OF the POseys.
lr opinion was expressed that 1t was
any OF the police board to hold
/ ~ OF Police Webster to full account
" y Tor the entire management of
nee and 10 vest in him a power
j" % hl' responsibility to the board.
4 COMMUNICATION was received from a
''',a'ogpn business man concerning a
d" uue him by member of the police
I'VE Ine board adjourned to meet
'',' On the regular meeting night in
4 Mem0er
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-16

nal. -LOF ,ED.-Tbe wife of resident OF
Win sD cepry street, it is said, eloped
N, N male acquaintance this morn
~. me domestic felicity of the young
q, " sIleeed to have been imperfect
lima sOwe Time, aud she had several
rsln, Nm, % late left her husband, but had
,s,ued to him after recommendations
tsrn toAen place. This morning she de
ts,r r-;uel to bring matters to M abrupt
Of thu 'u' t'oh, and after removing most
co, 'ie furniture from the house and
ips ,s soIng 1t to Washington and leav
ot6srr r osoy behind, eloped with ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-16

GsDDlNGs Mr.. Timothy Sullivan
I-l Hiss Florence King, both OF WASH
.E |, were quietly married last night
|. innny parsonage, on Prince street,
y. n ' j. L. Jeilers. The bridal party,
I, ,,Volmpanled by DR.. Thomas w
- ann arrived here on the early
.'sl'1g train and procured the neces
,"a incense. They we're joined by a
-noer OF friends, who acted as wit
' nT TO the GER mony. The groom is
i. vel Known black smith OF Washing
'as city.
~, 4r y, CIarence W. Morgan, of this city,
Co.. MIS- Julia f. E imonds, OF Oak
c9 9,g' NestmOreland county, were
T,ey msrred at the home of Rev.
t. ,l'Ou JHtWaler, in Washington, yes
bs, u'S' Iney will make their home