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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
FREDERICKSBURG PARK.

A Favorable Report Made on the Bill
by Senate Committee.
WASHINGTON, Fao. 10.-Special.-.
The Senate Committee on Military Affairs
has made favorable report on the bill
10 establish the Fredericksburg and ad-
facent National Memorial Park In the
State OF Virginia
The secretaries OF the Army and Navy
ara authorized to deliver to the commits
ssioncrs of the park such number Of can
non and cannon balls as their judgment
may approve, for the purpose oi indicat-
ing and marking loactfons on the battle
fields
TTle bill carries an appropriation OF
sI6e 900 to begin the work Of marking the
boundaries of the park, improving and
repairing roads and making maps and
surveys.
Senator Sewell. of New jersey, who
has charge Of the bill, has had i; placed
on the calendar and there is strong
reason to believe that it will pass the
Senate without opposition within the next
ten days.
Senate Committee on District of Co
lumbia to-day made an adverse report
on the bill authorizing the Falls Church
and Potomac railway. Of Virginia, to ex-i
Tend its lines into and within the Dis
trict of Columbia The railway company
applied for the privilege Of establishing
a ferry from the town of Rosslyn. Va,
Georgetown, D. c.. for the accommoda-
ton of their passengers.
The Virginia Democratic Association
held its regular monthly meeting in this
city last evening, and was largely at
tended. President R n Harper occupied
the chair. Matters of a routine nature
were considered, after which members
delivered addresses on anti-imperiaiism
and trusts.
judgments have been entered by the
Court of Claims in letter-carIier claims
10 the following: Albert H.. Brooks,
S32336.S3; George w. Fuggatt, $3.50: Charles
Z. Huff, s336.S3: Jacob Nabe, 1922 81: John
r. Reed, 500. IS: c. ]. Richardson. 1914,
and Joseph z. Whalen. s292.1s. All of
these claimants are residents Of Roanoke,
Va.
w. T. Bunting. of Virginia, has been
appointed messenger at the Norfolk
Navy Yard.
Postmasers have been appointed for
Virginia as follows: ]. ]. Downing, at
Downing; ]. J. Fasg. Elicit and S. "A.
Bailey, Cedar Viecv.
A postoffice has been established at
Eullianec, Essex county, Va, and FRANK
g. Remay appointed postmaster
William Davis. of Richmond. has been
appointed a railway mail clerk.
Representative Lamb leaves for Rich
mond to-day fo- the purpose of attending
the meeting to be held at Richmon
Monday afternoon. at which Jon. VIII
liam ]. Bryan will speak.
James II. Hoge. of Roanoke. and c. M
Randolph. of Norfolk. Va, are in tn
city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
KICKED IN THE DOOR.
Attempt Made to Enter the Residence
OF Major j. =. Tree.

a dastardly attempt 10 break into the
residence Of Major j. Is. Tree. superin-
tendcnt of the Western Union Telegraph.
company. at No. Jos west Grace street,
about 10 O'Clock last night. The panel
OF rear door was kicked in but the
negro intauder made his escape by means
of an alley in the rear. No clue to his
identity has so far been obtained.
1t seems that two colored servants IN
the employ of Major Tree were accosted
by a man on Broad street near Foushee-
The man followed them TO the house me
two women. however, became alarmed
and separated. the one entering the
premises by the rear gate. leading IN
from the alley. but the other came TO
the front entrance and alarmed Major
Tree. The latter Immediately began in
vestigation and on hearing trash. went
into the servants room to find the whole
panel of the door kicked In and heard the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Elizabeth L. NIunford.

Mrs. ItiiZlDctN L. AhuniOru.
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth T. Mum
ford widow Of Colonel George Wythe
Munford, occurred yesterday morning at
O'Clock at her home, No. SO7 west
Franklin street. She was in her eighty
second year.
Mrs. Munford was well-knoWn and be-
loved in this city, where she has resid-
ed for over seventy years. or ST. Pauis
church she has been an honored member
almost since its foundation, and in all
the work of the church she ever took
an active interest. Her loss will be felt
keenly by the community at large, Tor
though on account of her advanced age
and feeble health, death was not unex-
pectcd. the thought of her demise had
been put aside day by day as an occur
renee too painful to suggest.
Her several children are: Mrs. Charles
H. Talbot, Misses NJ. n, Lucy. Lizzie,
Fannie, Jane b., Carrie and Eta Mum
ford. Mrs. William Rhett. of Columbus,
Miss; Mrs. w. T. Robertson, OF this
CITY. and Mr.. Robert Munford. of Ma
con. Ga. Rev William Munford, OF
Maryland, and General Thomas T. Nun
ford, of Lynchburg, are her step-chll-
dren.
The funeral will take place from the
residence at / o'clock tomorrow ATE
noon. The pall-bearers are as loilo"s
Actiye-Messrs Robert Munford, Jf.,
Nunford Merrill, Crump Tucker, Vlr-
rini,s Harrison, William Trimmer, Rlch-
ard Gwathmey, Robert V. Marye, "A. ..
Briggs. ~,
IIonorary-Dr. Hunter Mcclure. COL
Archer Anderson, Col Morton Malse'
Mr.. Allan Talbot, Mr.. Robert c. Morton
DR. James B. McCaw, Mr.. John L. WI,
liams, Major Thomas S. Tahaferro anu
Mr.. Joseph Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

series of small dry cells arranged be-
tween strips of flexible, fabric. with me-
tallc studs projecting through one sur
face of the fabric to come in contact
with the flesh.
A resident of South Africa has patent,
ed q. machine for polishing boots and
shoes. which has a rotary snaft rapidly
driven by foot power, with a number OF
buffers and polishing va&e,s made OF
cloth and brsssles. against which the
boot IS held after APPLYING TIE black
ing
Small change can be: cast.-;- picked UP
from a acknowledgment counter tray,
which has a cuncave bowl, provided with
6. LIP or zice, mt, wl.is:.. ~. charge
is drawn by the fingers, the curvature
Of the lip allowing two sides OF the
coin to be engaged by the thumb and
finger
4 novel mouse-trap makes use OF an
ordinary bowl to catch the rodents. hay-
Ing fiat beard il which two pins arc
stuck a short distance apart. will: hor-
iz"ntal rods rivo5sd 10 the tops of the
pins in contact with each other. sup
porting the edge Of the bow, in raised
position until the bast IS disturbed.
Two Pennsylvanians have patented an
electric lock which has Z; pair Of mig
nets TO draw the locking bar ont of con-
tact with the catch when the current
is turned on. a steel ley being used to-
connect two contact points for the pas
sage of the current to the magnets
To rulI 4 trolley pole down when 1T
slips off the wire 4 new device has q
spring actuated drum. on which one part
of q double trolley rope is wound. to
wind UP the rope by releasing a pawi.
thus pulling the other rope into position
to replace the pole on the wire.
The speed and course Of a vessel are
automatically recorded bv a new ap-
paratus. which has a seusitized cylinder
driven By clnckwcrk and provided with
a light protector on one side n conEec-
ton with magnetic needle, which traces
the records in light rays on the surface
of the cylinder as it revolves.
Window sashes can be left partially
open without fear of burglars when pro-
vided with an improved fastener. which
comprises a bracket for attachment TO
zach sash, with two rods pivoted 20
each other and to the brackets, allow
ing the sash to be moved within liked
limits.
An improved printing device for roll
paper holders has metallic casing sus-
ryended on one side of the roll, with an
ink reservoir in the bottom and feed
rollers TO transfer the ink to roller
provided with a clampirs device which
holds rows of type in place to print
TIE advertisement on the paper.
MIX cen be kept clean by using an
Australians milking apparatus. which
has cona-shapeti rubber cups 10 slip over
the teats. provided with loops to engage
the fingers, ard tubes to discharge the
milk from the ends OF the cups to the
covered pail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
DETECTIVES AMBUSHED.
1.hos. l.. Felts Fatally Shot 10y Pris-
oncr. and Baldwin Shoots Prisoner.

ROANOKE. VA, Feb. 1o.-Special.-
Several days ago convicted murderer
named William Lee. sentenced TO hang
at Williamson, W. Va, escaped JAN, ana
was traced to Buchanan county, va. by
r. M, Baldwin, of Bluefield, and Thomas
T.. Felts, of Roanoke. a member of the
Baldwin Detective Agency, of this city.
a distance of twelve miles from SWORDS
creek, in the mountains, the officers were
anbushed by Lee and Felts was shot
through and through. the ball entering
directly under the heart.
a late telegram announces that Feits
will die.
Robert Baldwin shot Lee with n pistol,
and there is no hope for his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
IN OPPOSITION
Cl,cnauIt-NIitchelI.

KING WILLIAM. VA, Feb. 1O.-Spe-
cial-NIr. William T. Chenault and Miss
Ada Mitchell. the only daughter Of Mrs.
Addie Mitchell. We're married at N1cken-
dree NJ e. church Wednesday at o'clock
by Rev. Porter Hardy.
The ushers were Messrs Charles H
Beadles brother of the groom; Earnest
Beadles of Hanover. cousin of the bride;
Eugene Clements, Jr., and DR.. Halves
Campbell, of King William.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Sweet Singers from Richmond Take
Part.


Part.
A:lIHLAND, VA, Feb 10.-Specal.-A
large crowd attended llte ''Birthda.
Party" given last night by the Ladies
Aid Society of Duncan Memorial church
The o,ran-tctte from Richmond composed
of Mrs. Durrett. Mrs. Gordon. Mr.. Cor
don and Mr.. Hunter, with Miss Sheltol
as accompanies, fully sustained thei
reputation as sweet singers, while Mis-
Starr, as reader, surpassed herself,
possible.
The music Of the college Mandoli,
Club was also much enjoyed.
Miss Pearl Motley, of Richmond, is a
guest of Miss Willie Motley.
Rev. w II. Atwill has gone to Mathew
county in the interest of the TWenteth
Century Fund. DR.. Edwards Will occupy
his pulpit tomorrow morning.
Mrs. William Jones has returned from
Texas with her son, Mr.. Parker, Jones,
who is much improved in health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Founders Day.

A special service will be held at Shell
tcrinE Arms Free Hospital on Founders
Day iFebruary 14th). at u o clock
To this service and to the reception
which to be given in the afternoon until
3 o'clock the public is most cordially In
vited. Donations of any amount. now
oyer small. will be gratefully received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

condition has not changed.
The condition of Mr.. L. L. Belts, who
las for some time been critically Ill. 1t
his home at 427 south Pine street. re-
mains unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
n. s. w. Earnings.

Following are the gross earnings of the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company,
estimated by the comptroller: For the
first week in February, $247,035; same
week previous year, S191.795: Increase.
$50, 24O. July l, 1899. to latest date,
SS35O,992; same period previous year,
S7OTS, 4i5. Increase, S1,2I2,J4I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
THE KNITTING MILL.
Rev. alexander Gait Loses HIS Resi-
dence and the Contents.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Feb. 1n--Spe-
cfal-A meeting of those who have sub
s-ribed for stock in the williamsburg
KruittinS Mill was held last night at the
Courthouse, representing $4,000 worth Of
stock. 1t is said that 10000 is practically
subscribed.
DR.. L. S. Foster presided over the meet
ing. and a. committee was appointed 70
draft a charter for the proposed company.
The next meeting will be held Friday
night. wher, it is thought all the stock
will be subscribed
Miss Mollie Gait received a telegram
Syeterday from Rev. Alexander Gait, OF
= Adirondack. Md. stating that his resi-
dence with all its contents wa: detroyed
by fire, the family barely escaping with
their lives Mr.. Gait Is an Episcopal
minister ana IS well known here.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Benton Epis-
copal church, will give Valentine SUP
per-, at the Court House next Wednesday
night. An attractive musical programme
has been arranged.
DR.. Foster. superintendent of the
Eastern State Hospital, is confined 70
his bed by sickness
Mr. James McCaw, OF the Southern
Railway Company. Norfolk, is here to-
day, on business with County Clerk Ged-
dy.
County Court convenes on Monday.
DR.. w. p. Hoy. who has been operated
upon for appendicitis In Rlchncond. has
recovered and viii return next week to
resume his duties at the Eastern State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

The authorities Of the French EXPOSE
ton Of 1900 have offered a prize for the
best musical cantata composed by q
foreigner. Frenchmen will not be allow
ed to compete
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
b sYsBSAINs5 Of INVENTORS II RS

Electric current can be used 70 treat
any part OF the body by means OF a Ger
man s patent generator. wh1eA - .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

maraudcr running down the yard He
Immediately started in pursuit, but could
find no trace Of the intruder
The police were notified and are making
IN investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

this handsomely
Decorated Set absolutely frce-we mean it. st1ashtor
ward honest offer reliable House
nearest Express OF Freight Depot viii it, Re
their choioe 69 piece
Dnner a. IA Set FWe osrefny boxed
e1pense ~ barred wtu notSo back On
q no1natter what itcossus. 8. A9H68Yv Manager
70 EovaTh AvEuug, o0ss Yosk City D. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

WASHINGTON. Feb 10-General Lud-
low, Military Governor Of Havana, sailed
from that city for New York on . leave
of absence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Tl,eSick.

A very successful operation was rer:==
Termed on Mr.. =. %, Lacy, at his ret
dence, NO 12s south Fourth street,
yesterday about IL "A. az. Drs.s Siegel and
4Nucko!s performed tie opelnti on Mr.
Lacy has been Ill for about TWO weeks.
but It Is thought that now he VIII steadi-
siys Improve. q
Mr.. Faul a. Heindl continu ess quite III
at his homo ION west Main ST. Get. HIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
DEATHS.

FITZGERALD.-Died at his residence nc
No. 500 Hull street. Manchester, va,
Saturday afternoon. February iotn'
HENRY FITZGERALD. in the Sky
Funeral from PRESBYTERIAN ch hnnh
Manchester. MONDAY AFTERNOON
February 18th, at 2:S0 o'clock
MIN into rest. at her
residence, 3o1 west Fra anao street ~ On
Mrs. ELIZABETH I. MUNFORD,
widow of the late Colonel George Wythe
Murford in the eighty-second year OF
her age. ,a ~,
MONDAY AFTERNOON at 1 o'clock
wHITFIELD.-Died. at Rutherford. n
Il at l1:O7 p NJ, Friday. February >,
1000. Major JOHN F. zWH1TF'lELD, Tor
many years resident OIL fo"''a'ai
county, va.
hOLMEss-Died. at the residence OF her
husband, at 1:50 Friday morning. OF ty-
nboid fever, MRS EMMA, wife of Will
liam II. Holmes. in the 5Sth year OF
her age.
Funeral will take place Sunday at
1ernoon at 3 O'Clock, from the flrst
baptist church. Friends and acquaint-
auces of the family respectfully invited
20 attend.
100 LAVE FOR JUSTIFICATION
C-o~o~~cCN~~~oOo
Bu C.. L. & H. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
SCI Main street.
1oAA BY'PGBL1c .AucT1oN.
OF THE
VALUABLE LOT. WITH IMPROVE
MDNTS THEREON ON
EAST LINE. OF FIRST STREET, 81, BE-
49, TWEEN BYRD AND ARCH SIS.
BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond. enterea
on 31st day Of January, laoo. IN sun y. u
Augustine & Glover vs.. Stout e. ans,
the undersigned special COMMISSIONS
therein appointed. will sell, by pubic auc-
ton. on the premises, on 80
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 16, 1901. Al 4'oo
CLOCK p NJ.
that lot of land. with the improvements
thereon on the east line Of First street.
beginning SO feet south OF Byrd street.
thence running southwardly along the east.
line of First street. and fronting thereon
IS feet. and running back between paral--
lei lines t5 feet, more or less.
TERMS: One-half cash. balance at l.
months, by negotiable note.Fwith interest
added and title retained until said note
is PAID. or all cash at the option OF the
5 lJAarE1S w.ANDERsON.
$3.50 Special Commissioner.
missioner In the foregoing decree has
! q il rs. CHAs Q. sAV1LLg. Clerk. 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

a,ol,nel Bell. of Montgomery county, IS
in is the city. the guest of Mr.. f.. a.
S:uTnGf He Is silver Dednocta" lio .n,
.ln,.a,- hack ana is here for the special
r,urnnse of hearing Colonel Isryan speak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

Small change can be- cast.:-- picked UP
from newiy-designed counter tray,
which has a cuncave bowl, provided with
g. LIP or one sicSe, mt, wi,i.t.. ~. cnlr--e
is drawn by the fingers, the curvature
Of the lip allowing two sides OF the
coin to be engaged by the thumb and
finger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

Hon. w. 7. MoRae of Petersburg. who
has bacn confined TO his room by SICK
ness was In his scat in the House yes'er-
dqy. and was warmly greeted by MS
friends.
1,aecr r Gregory. Esq. n prominent
attorney of New Kent county, was at the
a~anttnl Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

The Committee on Labor and the Poor
held a meeting yesterday afternoon anu
reported favorably Hon john T. Elf,s
ldl, IN nrovide a ten-fuur per day system
for street car motormen and conductors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

4 novel Inouse-trap makes use OF an
ordinary bowl to catch the rodents, hay-
Ing fiat beard il which TWO pins arc
stuck short distance apart. will: hor-
izontal rods rtvo;sd 10 the TOPS of the
pins in contact with each other. sup
porting the edge Of the bow. in raised
position until the bait IS disturbed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

-Extra-Fine Quality Belfast finish, very
new and effective designs and colorlnss,
Real irish Dfmities. our own irnporta-
non. exclusive patterns and coloring>.
Ginghams.
American-NIade Gingharns, extra quail
ties. bright rich coIors, 10c. and IL 1-.c.
Real Scotch Ginghams, entirely new
patterns and colorinss, absolutely 1ase
colors, 25c. and 3Oc.s
Printed Plumettes.
exclusive patterns and colorings, soc.
Satin Striped Dimi,ies.
entirely new and very handsome, fine,
soft and silky. soc.
Dot Muslins.
entirely new colorinss. very new and
fashionable. Coo.
Boys Shirt-Waists.
Rows, White Cambria Shirt-Waists, nice
w made, with and without collars. ooc
BOYS Cambria Shirt Waists. entirely
new patterns, with and without collars,
SOC.
BOYS. Laundered Percale Shirt-Waists.
new patterns, with and without collars.
s5c.
Better grades at 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

A resident of South Africa has patent,
ed a machine for polishing boots and
shoes. which has a rotary snaft rapidly
driven by foot power, with number OF
buffers and polishing Wn&e!s made OF
cloth and brls;les. against which the
boot is held afte- applying TIE black
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

s 5JAarES ANDERSON.
s5isss Special Commissioner.
81 The bond required of the special com
missioner In the foregoing decree has
been duly given. s.tsi 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

William Marrow. known to the detec-
tives as a professional car-robber, who
was arrested as a suspicious character.
was put under bonds for ninety days and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

series of small dry cells arranged be-
tween strips Of flexible, fabric. with me.
tallic studs projecting through one sur
face of the fabric to come IN contact
with the flesh.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-09-21
SPEAKING HERE.

AS advertised. Hon. J. NJ. Stubs held
forth at the pavilion of the Irvington
Beach Hotel Monday night. Accompany
ing him were Republican County Chair
man, S. p. Gresham, and Thos. Ball, Sr.
1t being a Republican meeting by virtue
of appointment (but not in attendance,
as there was not Republican face visible
other than the three named visitors) the
terms were decidedly in favor of the Re-
publicsns. Mr.. Gresham introduced Mr.
Stubs, who made practically the same
speech that he did few hours previous
at the Courthouse. Judge Mann was
introduced by Democratic County Chair
man, w. 3. Sanders, and given half an
hour. In that short space of time the
Judge paid great deal of attention TO
the candidacy of Mr.. Stubs and the con-
tinuous applause from the assembled la
dies and gentlemen showed that his shots
were well aimed ard got home. MIR.
Ball closed, and endeavored 20 recover
some of the ground lost at the Court
house, but his talk was pretty much the
same, and, aside from the advantage to
be derived from the "last saw" il had
little effect. The meeting was strickly
and unanimously Democratic. There
were present about seventy-five gentle.
men and dozen ladies.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-09-21
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Leslie e. Garrett, of Mathews County
was last week admitted to the Virgins
Bar.
Hon. Jno. w. Daniel will speak at Sa.
luda next Wednesday on the issues ot
the day.
There will be meeting of the Confed
crate camp of Westmorelanda at Montross
on court. day.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Griffith, of EN-
merton, are spending three or four DAYS
in Baltimore this week.
The Northern Neck Agricultural AS
sociation has postponed its fair until DC.
Der 31th, November LIST and 2nd.
1t has turned out that the negro sus
pect who went from Middlesex to Balti
more did not have smallpox after all
j. S. Effo,d, of Richmond county, who
had the misfortune last week to break
his arm, is doing as nicely as could be
expected.
Lucius II. Coles and Miss Ina r. Con.
way, both of Northumberland county,
were granted a marriage license in Bal.
timore Tuesday.
Mr.. Eustace Jones and Miss Eta Jones,
both of King George county, were mar
ried last Saturday. Rev. II. II. Zones
performed the ceremony.
EBishop Whittle will preach at White
Chapel, October 9th, p. m, Trinity, Oc-
tober 9th, s p. m, Grace, October 10th,
1880 a. M, Farnham, October 18th, 1850
a. m, st. Johns, Warsaw, October 18th,
1870 a. m. and st. Paurs Chapel, Nomini
Grove, p. m, on the same day.
Rev. II. II. Zones, who has been pas.
tor of Round Oak Hill Baptist church
in King George county, for nearly
twenty-five years, has rendered his rcsiy-
nation. II is TO take effect October 1st.
Corporal L. G. Hammack, of Sunny
Bank, Va, who has had recruiting
office In Chicago for the past three
months, has been ordered TO Washing.
ton for examination preparatory for pro.
motion.
Messrs. Jones and Stubs, opposing
candidates for Congress, were both on
steamer Lancaster Tuesday. The former
was on his way to I'll an appointment in
Baltimore and the letter on business
trip to Philadelphia.
The Bowling Green Female Seminary
is most fortunate in securing the services
as teacher of Miss Susie A. Rock, daugh-
ter of L. t. Rock, OF Litwalton. Miss
Rock is graduate of Woman's College,
Lynchburg, and is one OF Lancaster's
most accomplished and attractive young
ladies.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-09-21
a CARD.

To meet bills that are now due and
those that will come cue this fall, and
having been unusually lenient in the
past with those who owe me, especially
50 during the past summer, / now ask
those who are indebted TO me for pro-
fessional services TO settle same during
the present oyster season. will take in
settlement of fees any farm produce that
eau be used in a family or that can be
exchanged with merchants for mer-
Chandise.
All back bills unpaid at end Of the
year must he closed with negotiable note
with approved security. To all parties
who can meet these requirements, but
show no disposition or make no effort TO
do so, will refuse i'm the future under any
circumstances, TO render them or their
families further professional service,
except for cash. To widows ard heads
of families who have dependent ones TO
provide for, and have met with unavoid-
able losses and Affections, thus render
ing them unable TO pay, it will be in the
future, rs 1t has been heretofore, n pleas
ure 20 render them at all times profess
sional service, regardless of any remu-
neration whatever.
X. F. EUBANR, NJ. ID.
ottoman, Va, September IL, 1900.