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FINANCIAL.

NJ $40. $50. $50. $40. $50. 500 TO LOAN
n on furniture. pianos. household
goods c.,without removal. Loans
~ can be paid in installments. reduce
n ing cost accordingly. Promptness.
II privacy and lowest rates. Guar
" anty Loan Company. 201 Man
haitian Building Robert and Fifth.
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TRY THE CAPITAL CITY Restaurant,
S19 st. Peter ST.. for a 15c meal
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EDNA BURKE-Expert massense and
alcohol baths. Room 203 Grand Block,
900 Wahasha ST
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DO YOU NEED MONEY-Call and get
they are the lowest; no endorsers re-
CURED; easy payments; confidential.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.. BIT Pho
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HOUSEKEEPER-A lady of good edu-
cation. capable to fill responsible posi-
tons, frst-class references, would like
position as housekeeper in or out OF
town. 297 West Seventh st.
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Thoroughly experienced
Scotch girl wants situation as general
help; good plain cock; sleep out pre-
ferred. 10, Globe.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
District Of Minnesota. Third Division

j. F. Hilscher, Attorney for Bankrupt
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALES.
Anybody out or work I'm st. Paul or
Minneapolis may insert AN adyer-
tisement under this heading free
OF charge.

A YOUNG married man Of thirty years
desires work of some kind; twelve years
experience in publishers Office; clerk. In
office or store preferred; no objection
to leaving city; must have work. Adj
dress r 262 I4afond ST. =
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HOUSEKEEPER-w position as
housekeeper by widow with three-year-
old boy. Address to Housekeeper, 6S1
Oakdale av. city.
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LADIES wanting the best help call on
Mrs. Merryweather, SAB Wabasha. Teie-
phone, 1853 MAN,
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HOUSEKEEPER-Yo lady Of refine
ment would like position as housekeep-
er for middle-aged gentleman with
means and pleasant home. II $50, Giobe.
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BOOKKEEPER-Yo Scotchman, ex-
perienced bookkeeper and general office
man, seeks employment, or would ac-
eept position as traveller; well educated,
energetic and persevering. Address E
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WASHING-Woman would like to go out
washing; will call for work and do
work at home, if preferred. 181 Smith
av., second floor. .tsses-s
WASHING-A good washerwoman would
like washing Or ironing by the day. 1855
Smith av.
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NEWS OF RAILROADS
DIRECTORS OF. NEW NORTH AND
SOUTH LINE CONTINUE THEIR
MEETING
SURVEY TO BE MADE AT ONCE

A Number of the Directors Called
Upon President Hill and Received
Some Information About the Cost
of Railroad Building and Con-
struction "A Conference Held
with Representatives Along Line.
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MONEY LOANED on life policies; or
bought. L. p. Van Norman. Guaranty
Building MinpeapOJis
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A GOOD, honest young man would like
work Of some kind; can furnish good
references. L. H. B., $50 Goodhue st.
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STENOGRAPHER Young lady just
graduating from school desires position
as stenographer; willing to work for
small salary. Address A. B., GAL Broad
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vate families by the day; will work for
rs cents day for the present Address
B. 1928 West Fifth St Room Al
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ELITE BATH and massage, by a French
lady, at 800 st. Peter St; Telephone
1935-5 Main
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-04-27
From Mt. Scion.

Mt. Scion, April 24.-Prof. Jas. T..
Clark, who has been housed up for two
or three weeks with a severe spell Of
grippe is out again.
Mr.. VIM. F. Caricofe, an aged citi-
zen of near Sangersville, who was
paralyzed last Sunday, died Monday
evening and was buried at Emanuel
church to-day.
has been quite sick for a few days is
improving.
Miss Lizzie Vines, who has been
complaining for some weeks, is slight
ly improving.
Mr.. David Moneymaker from Messy
Creek. has moved into the property
recently vacated by DR.. j. r. Keezel,
and is farming for Mr.. Daniel Sanger.
Mr.. G. w. McQuain has gone to
housekeeping in Mr.. Basse's house on
the hill. He is contemplating running
a hotel here this summer.
Mr.. G. w. Anderson, who has been
employed on the railroad 1T Buena
Vista, is at his home here on a visit.
Mr. n. B. McFall started out this
morning with his lightning rod wagon
to make a tour of Rockbridge.
Mr.. II. G. Hhnna is suffering very
much with rheumatism.
On last Sunday evening II young
men from Sperryville, passed through
this village, en- route for Beverly, W.
Va, to work On the saw mills at that
place. A great many strangers have
passed through here this spring Oh
their way to the West vs.. Lum Der
Camps and the Greenbrier r. r.
The Mt Scion base ball team crossed
bats with North River Monday even
ing and were defeated SO to 25.
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SWoope News.

Swoope, April 23.-Mr. W. j. AID
kline, of Hinton, W. Va, il visiting b is
brother. w. A. Adkins
Miss Harriet Wilson is visiting bel
sister. Mrs. r. II. Dunlap, OF Basic.
Little Hugh Adkins died on Friday
evening. 10th inst, aged years. His
remains were taken to Richmond Sat.
urday and inferred at Providence
church Saturday evening.
Messrs. E. j. WayIand and g. W.
Hevener started this morning fol
Highland county, with their stock cat.
tie, to range them there during the
summer. =
Mr.. Robert Wilson, an Augusta boy
is reported quite sick at his home il
Kansas.
Miss Mamie LESLEY, of near Buffalo
Gap. is reported quite sick.
We understand the G. & O. agents
who meet the travelling public and sta
ton baggage agents are to wear uni.
forms, commencing this spring. Tht
uniforms for summer will consist of &
suit of dark. blue serge, and white duel
cap, regulation e. & o. silver buttons
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-04-27
County Court Day.

Monday was fine day and our county
friends took advantage of 1t and came
to town in large numbers. There were
number of horse buyers here and a
large lot of horses were purchased for
shipment. 1t was also a good day for
our merchants, the stores being filled
with shoppers all day.
THE COURT.
The county court, Judge Chalkley
presiding, has transacted the following
business:
W. N. Fishburne qualified as rota-
ry public.
IS. N. Kiracofe qualified as Constable
for North River district, vice G. L.,
Brenaman resigned.
The following wills were probated
and admitted to record: W. T. Var
brough, Isaac b. Steel, James Daven.
port, Annie CARRIER, DIR. R. Frank
Davis, Susanna G. Daggy, George T.
Whitesell and Hannah M. Bell.
Mrs. Willie A. Argenbright qualified
as adm x of A. A. Agenbright.
John FL. Arehart qualified as admin.
istrator of M. A. Arehart.
D. L. Evers qualified as admins
TRAITOR of E. 2. VICAR.
Alma M. Mitchell qualified as ad.
ministratrix Of Miss E. L. Mitchell.
j. l.. Clemmer qualified as admins
TRAITOR of Elizabeth F. Yeago.
The estate of Martha C. McCutchan
was committed to Sheriff Watts.
z. E. Cromer was appointed guard.
an OF Made A. Arehart; and o. Fl.
Kennedy of John E. Campbell.
The case of the Commonwealth VS.
Taylor, for rape, which was set for
trial Wednesday has been postponed
until the next term, on account Of the
absence of important witnesses.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-04-27
The Prospectus.

The prospectus Of the Long Distance
Telephone Company of Virginia, OF
which Mr.. J. R. Kemper, of Fishers
vile, is president. has been issued,
showing what it proposes to do. 1t pro.
poses to connect the cities of Norfolk,
Newport News, Richmond, Peters
burg, Charlottesville tauntOn, Lynch
burg Roanoke and Winchester, by
their own or connecting lines, land that
it will not be long before every part OF
the State will be connected by tele
phone. 1t is estimated that $4,000
will construct all of the lines, the com.
pany now propose to construct. The
shares of stock will be 800 par value,
and the stock will be pooled to pre-
vent the transfer of control. On the
last page of the prospectus is blank
for stock subscription which is solicit
ed
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Gr0ttoes Brief Mention.

Grottoes, April 25.-Mrs. Robert
Snapp, OF Elkton, is visiting Mr..
Snaps mother.
Mr.. S. n. Myers. was in Stanton on
Monday.
Mr.. w. +. Livers and sister have
moved into their new home on Rail-
road avenue.
Mr.. Arthur Johnson and Miss Mia
Reed, were married at Burketown on
Monday.
Mr.. Lowry Lewis, of Fire Greek, w.
Va, is at home on visit.
Mrs. Chas. Shaner, of Pen Laird, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Moyhoffer at
Mt. Meridian.
MI. Smith, the Methodist minister
has been returned for another year,
and his many friends are delighted.
Mr.. j. L. Mohler has recovered from
a severe illness.
Miss Livers, of Gettysburg, Pa, is
visiting her brother and sister.
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Briefs from Buffalo Gap.

Buffalo Gap, April 25.-Mr. Madison
Trice, after spending some time with
his uncle, Mr.. 7. G. Trice, has return.
ed to his home near Richmond. He
made the trip on horseback.
Mr.. L. E. Hicks is on visit to
Richmond.
Mr.. J. w. Keller and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Keller's parents at
Churchville.
Mrs. Spiece is not expected to live at
this writing. She is very old lady
She is the mother of Mrs. Nichols, oul
postmistress, Mrs. J. M. Rhodes, and
Mr.. J. W. Spiece, of Staunton.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic-
ians, as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly de
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, o.. contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Halls Ca
thrrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. It is taken internally, and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by f. J. Cheney &
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Meeting of Veterans.

Pursuant to notice. meeting of tht
survivors of the 5th Va. regiment wal
held in Stonewall Jackson camp room
on Monday last. Col. Fl. J. Williams
presided, and Capt. J. n. Mcfarland
acted as secretary. The object of the
meeting being to consider what dispo.
sition should be made of a fund on
hand belonging to the regiment,
amounting to about $3.50. 1t was de-
cided to use said fund to defray the
travelling expenses to the Confederate
reunion, which meets in Louisville on
May 30th, of those veterans unable to
pay their own way. A committee OF
one from each company was appointed
to take the names OF applicants and
make the necessary arrangements. The
members of each company will report
or make application to the committee
man from his company. The committee
will meet in Staunton May 10Th (3rd
Saturday. to make their report to the
regimental meeting. The following
are the members of the committee:
Co. Ar. A. Hamilton, Staunton.
Co. C-Dan'l NJ. Bell, Staunton.
Co. DIT. NJ. Smiley. Moffatt's Creek
Co. FL. N. Mcfarland, Staunton.
Co. F-Jno. NJ Brown, Valley Mills.
Co. Coco. w. Powers. Staunton.
Co. H-Geo. K. Koiner. Waynes borO
Co. John w. Crist, Sangerville.
Co. K-R. A. Hamilton, Staunton.
Co. ii. H. Waters, Stanton.
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0ur Advertisers.

Have you seen the line of spring wal
paper at Albert Shultz's? If not you
should examine it. It is the prettiest
line ever brought to this city.
D. F. Hoover, admir- of John P.
Meeks offers for sale at auction near
Glare, a steam engine and saw mill.
together with lot of other personal
property.
B F. Hughes, the druggist, calls at
tentiOn to his line of fresh garden seed.
Also to the celebrated l.. & M. Paint.
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Hebron Presbyterian Church.

!, The plans for the new church a
Hebron. which were drawn by j. L
Collins & Son, OF this city, have beer
time, and this week the contract fol
Parr, of Mt Sidney. The contract
for the church will be let some time
next week. Below we give brle1
description of the handsome edifice.
The building is 60 feet wide, 80 feet
long and is in round gothic style OF
architecture. The foundation walls
will be of lime stone, and the walls OF
superstructure of brick faced with
pressed brick and trimmed with In
diana lime stone. The cOrnice work
will be of galvanized iron painted to
match stone, and the roof will be of
slate and tin. The interior will be
reached through two entrances in
towers on each side of front, the tow
ers forming vestibules in each Of which
are entrance doors to auditorium and
stairs to gallery. The auditorium will
have inclined floor and seats arranged
in circular form with broad aisle
from each vestibule to pulpit.
The choir platform is to right of
pulpit as you enter, in an alcOve. The
walls will be Of plaster sand finish and
the ceilings of natural pine finish.
The windows are formed in a clus-
ter Of three on the front and sides, and
a rose window is above the pulpit at
the rear. They will be glazed with
loaded stained glass.
There is q ladies room and q vestry
room at the rear, having each an en-
trance from the auditorium and from
the outside, These two rooms are to
be separated by movable partition.
The building will be heated and venti-
lated by warm air apparatus and
lighted by gas. The church will seat
400 and tue gallery $50. The cost of
church complete will be about $4,000
Roman News.
Roman April 2S.-The Roman Cornet
band boys are up with the times in
their music as they meet regular at
the hall near here.
Mrs. Walter Lloyd, who has been
very low with pneumonia, is about
well again.
The grip and measles are very pre-
valent all over the hill country and |
most of our public schools are about |
closed.
Walter Landes, who has been all |
winter with friends and relatives here,
left Roman to 90 to Kansas City, Mo.
d. E. Cave, our genial blacksmith,
is very busy now with his numerous
customers.
P. G. Switzer near us bought fine
lot of young cattle of J. H. Alexander
not long since, the price paid was
very good.
j. E. Sheets has bought new saw
mill, having sold his old one to Wine
Ind Moore, and he and Picker Broth
srs, of Penrose, will saw for the pub
ic.
The long wished for, and much need
ID road through the hill country was
and staked off last week by
,ur honorable road board and the
county surveyor Mr.. McCutchan.
Mr.. J. Harmon Brown will soon
nOye back to his old home in the hills.
Mr.. Charles Curry, of the Stanton
,ar, was out a few days ago to his old
home in the hills, and greeted some
If his many friends.
We understand that the Rev. W. B.
)ney, of North Carolina, who used to
reach near here at Salem will come
Jack in a few days to Bridgewater,
nd will preach at Freidens church,
md Bridgewater we hope the report
s true, as Mr.. Oney is an able expound-
r of the scriptures and a genial gem
leman.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued
from the county clerks Office this week
to the following:
To j. N. Ruff and Miss Made A.
Arehart; married at Sangerville yes
terday.
To John F. Kiracofe and Miss Clara
G. Reeves; married at Sangerville
Wednesday.
To A. G. Fitzgerald and Miss Lee
E Wills; married at Sport Wednes-
day.
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MjddIebrook Items,


Middlebrook, April 24.-Mrs. Freed,
wife of Rev. G.. A. Freed, who has
been visiting her home near Fishers
vile, has returned to this place.
The epidemic of grip SO prevalent in
this community, has about subsidized.
Many patients have entirely recovered.
The prospects fora large wheat crop
through this section, are very promis
ing indeed.
Mr.. VIM. Rosen died week before
last, near Arbor Hill, of fever. He
was an exemplary member Il st. John
Reformed church, and was highly re-
spected by all. He leaves wife, but
no Children. He was about 80 wears
of age. The interment was al St.
John.
Our undertaken furnished 8 cof-
fins in days, while there was so much
sickness in the county.
Our town will soon have a new resi-.
dent, Mr.. Hanger, of Greenville. He
will conduct large butcheri2g, and
fresh meat business. 1t will be very
welcome addition to our town.
Miss Frances Yeago died at Mr..
VIM. BoSserman' 3 week before last.
she had resided with this good family,
As years, and was esteemed as mem.
Der of the family, she was good lady
and the family will miss her kindly
attentions very much. Intermsnt at
Mt. Tabor.
What has become of our electric rail-
way from Staunton to Newport. We
hear no more of it, surely it will not be
allowed to die out.
Robert Stricken has his fine Morgan
horse, bought in Massachusetts at bis
farm near here. He is surely fine
animal.
| A sneak thief entered the shop of ID.
M. Smith in daylight, and stole lot
of his tools, this is twice within the
year that he has been thus robbed.
Mr.. Jacob Garrison will sell out and
lease this part of the country soon.
DR.. Lohr. of Staunton, was In this
place last week.
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Ex-senator Quay, of Pennsylvania,
was. on Tuesday, by vote of 80 to 80,
refused his seat in the Senate to which
he had been appointed by Gov. Stone.
Senator Hanna, who was paired against
Mr.. Quay, is said to be jubilant over
the result.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-04-27
Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

IN THE CITY OF STANTON.
By virtue of DEGREES of the Court of Hus.
tings for the cityof StauntOn entered at the
February and March terms, 1900, of said
court, IN the chancery cause of Landes, Re-
celver, VS.. Sheffey's heirs, &C., the under
signed Will offer for sale at public auction.
IN 'front.' OF the county court house of Au-
gusta county, in the city of Staunton, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th, 1900,
at p. m, that certain valuable residence
property consisting of dwelling house, and
lot upon which it is located, and the ap-
purtenances thereto. situate on East Main
street in the city Of Staunton, and fronting
thereon and running back to the alley in
the rear, being the same property occu-
pied by Judge Hugh w. Sheffey as a resi-
dence during the latter part of his life and
at the time of his death, and conveyed to
him by ]. n. and Alcinda j. Woodward.
by deed recorded in the Clerks Office of
said court in D. B: No. 6, p. 476, bearing
date on the goth of January. 1874.
TERMS-Cash in hand sufficient to nav
costs OF suit and expenses of sale and the
delinquent and unpaid taxes upon said
property; the residue upon credit of one,
two and three years, evidenced by the
bonds of the purchaser with approved per-
sonal security, title to be retained as uIti-
mate security.
A. G. GORDON,
j. L. s. KIRBY,
Commissioners.
vIRGINIA-City of Staunton, to-wit-
|. 1 hereby. certify that A. G. Gordon.
commissioner, has given bond, with securi-
ty, as required bylaw, and by decree enter
ed in the chancery cause of Landes jener-
81 Receiver. &C., against H. W. Sheffey,s
Heirs, pending in theCourt of Hastings for
the city of Staunton.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
April, 1900. -
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Said Pasha.

The Herald Square Opera Company
which will appear next Monday even
ing at the opera house will present the
bright and amusing opera Said Pasha.
The following is the cast
Said Pasha, Turkish diplomat.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1900-04-27

bright and amusing opera Said Pasha.
The following is the cast:
Said Pasha, Turkish diplomat,
......"..:.................-. .....Thos. Haye,
Hassen Bey, Officer of Turkish patrol,
Observation-Disclosures. Harry Carter
Terrano, Mexican Nobleman,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. harry Nelson
Hadad, an adventurer..."...T F. Callahan
NOcky, his companion .......G. J. Williams
Rajah, Commander atAltari, Henry Depew
Serena, Pasha's daughter. Mae Glover
Att, Queen of Atari .....,........ Eta Stetson
BaIlah Sojah, Affairs step mother,
..................-............ Lou HumlstOn
The scenes are Oriental ones; the
first being In Turkey, which changes
to one farther into the Orient, and the
costumes are of that deep rich color So
peculiar to these countries, giving the
piece rare staging. The music is
exceedingly pretty, and the humol
which runs throughout the piece
serves to keep the audience in a high
pitch of laughter With gliding fairy.
like figures, sparkling eyes and be-
wildering confusion of many colored
draperies make perfect picture.
On Tuesday evening Fra Diavolc
will be presented. The box sheet il
now open at Shultz's bookstore.
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CITY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Election May oath, 1900.
FOR MAYOR,
W. H. Landes.
FOR CoMMoNwEALTH's ATTORNEY,
,Carter Braxton.
FOR TREASURER,
Arista Hoge.
CLERK OF COURT,
Newton Argenbright.
FOR SERGEANT,
E. D. Bell.
FOR CONSTABLE,
G. A. Grafton.
CITY CoUNcIL-1st W. CITY coUNcIL-2nd w
W. 8. Burke, J. A, Fulton,
il. Kilgalen, J. A. Glasgow,
j. M. SPOTS, o. M, Goode,
E. w. Stewart, It. Hammond,
W. P. Tams, B. F. Hughes,
C. C.yheat, j. r. Taylor, Jr.
JUSTICEs-1st W. JUsTICEs-2nd W.
J. D. Crowle, Jr., Taylor Bissell,
Kenneth Mccoy, Alex. w. May,
+. M. Merriken, b. +. Terry,
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Terrano, Mexican Nobleman

Hassen Bey, Officer of Turkish patrol,
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from Baltimore with bis little son who
be took there for treatment. The ope-
ration performed was a success.
Mr.. d. E. Shreckhise, of Mt. Sidney,
took his wife to Johns Hopkins Hospi-
tai, Baltimore, for treatment, but an
operation was deemed inadvisable, and
they have returned home.
DIR. q. w. Rodgers, accompanied by
his brother, George, of Richmond,
went to Highland county this week to
visit their parents, both of whom are
ill with pneumonia.
Mr.. }. Harry Worthington and Miss
Carrie 7. Crowle. daughter of Mr..
john D. CrOwle, will be married at the
home of the bride on Monday evening
next at p. m. The edding will be q
quiet one. No cards.
Mr.. Martin Halderman, of the Rolla
neighborhood, was in the city Friday.
He, and his entire family have been
laid up with the grip, but we are glad
| to state that all are imprOvin
Mrs. J. N. Vandeventer, wife of the
| pdttOr VI Olu 0COue CHURCH, VINO mas
been confined to her. bed for the past
six weeks with infammatory rheuma.
tism, is still quite ill.
Miss Mable Todd, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Todd. OF Richmond
will be married on May LIST to DR.. Rus
sell Pemberton, at the home of bel
father on West Franklin street. The
bride is a niece of Hon. John w. Todd
of this county.
Rev. Geo. S. Lightner. of Clendenen
near Charleston, w. Va, after spend
ing several weeks on the eartern shore
of Maryland, returned home Monday
Mr.. Lightner while stopping in Au
gusta county was visiting his mother
! Mrs. Sarah E. Lightner, at West View