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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-02-21
THE LOG CASES.

Some of the friends of Judge Nc
Cure have'6cen trying to array the al
gerenesagainst Mr.. A. w. Potter, be-
cause he was the attorney of the
Lumber Exchange. We would remind
our friends that Mcclure did Just as
much against them, and even more
than Potter, he took the case out of
the jury's hands, and compelled them
to render II verdict in favor of the En-
change. The following is copied from
the record in the ease:
"BY THE CorRT.-Wc will have to
direct a verdict for the plaintiff for
nominal damages.
Gentlemen of the Jury-Thc ruling
we have just made on the testimony,
has prccluded the defendants (the nj.
gerencs) from entering their defense,
that is, the defense is practically RULED
OUT OF COURT on question of law,
and we therefore instruct you to render
n verdict in favor of the Plaintiff, for
the sum of one dollar.
ii. NJ. McClURE, p. j."
In the face of the above, who will
say that if the algcrenes have II grev-
ance against the Judge or attorney,
that the case Is not the strongest IL
gainst Mcclure, who took the case out
of the hands of the jury.
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SOLDIERS ATTENTION!

Comrade A. w. Potter, member of
Co. c., 46th P. V. NJ, Col. J. J. Law
renee, solicits your support Saturday
for President Judge. Comrade Potter
enlisted before he was II years of age,
donned his uniform and shouldered his
musket and started for the seat Of war.
He is q member Of Capt. G. 8. Davis
Post No. 14S at Selinsgrove. He was q
brave soldier, is an able lawyer and q
Snyder County man.
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
Deeds Entered for Record.

Oliver M. Klose, etal, to WIN. l.
Woodling, lot in Adamsburg, for $1,000.
Heirs of Magdalena Lenig to George
Stroud, two tracts in Middlccreek twp.
for $50.
Ada Oidt and husband to Milton and
Anna Dauberman, ! interest in 143
acres in Middlecreek twp, for $1,000.
Ambrose b. Peter, admir- of Henry
J. Peter, to Sophia f. Peter, "A acres
in West Beaver Twp, for Sl2l0.
Bonneville $. Hottenstein to Anna
G. Smith, j ceres in Jackson twp, for
for 800.
Heirs of Frederick Walter, deceased,
to George w. Wagenseller, two houses
and lot No. SO i'm Midd.eburg borough,
tor $3.50.
Wills Probatcd.
The last will and testament of Robert
n. Erdley, late of Penn twp, was pro-
hatcd Feb. 9Th. Geo. n. Erdley and
Mrs. w. NJ. Mease are the executors.
The widow ndchildren are the heirs.
Marriage Licenses
I James NJ. Arndt, West Perry Twp.
Maud Gordon, g.
MARRIED.-Fcb. 10. by Rev. a. d.
Grimley, VIM +. Blcc, of Tocxelvillc,
to Tamath Norman, of Adams twp.
Feb. 6, by J. X. Dimm, Arthur w
Brown, of Shamokin Dam, to Dais, ,
NJ. Wetzel, ofSunbury.
Feb. g, by Rev. w. 4. Haas, Henry
T.. Walter, Of Kratzerville, to Maggi,
f. Fox, of Sunbury.
DlED,-Feb. IA, at Selinsgrove, n. j
Livingston, aged 20 years.
Feb. 10, in Centre township, Aller
Jacob, infant son of J. w. CrossgrOv,
and wife, aged 8 months and 10 DAYS.
Feb. II, in West Perry twp, the wifi,
Of J. X. Horrberger, aged about SO yrs
Feb. IS, in Perry twp. Henry Gar
man, aged SO years.
Feb, Is. in Swineford, Mrs. Jane.
Botteiger, aged about G6 years.
Feb. IS, at Kissimmec, John Walter
aged about - years.
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Select Your Date.

Persons who propose to make sale
this coming spring should select their
date as early as possible and have it in
serted in the POsT's sale register. The
notice will be inserted free i'm our sale
register If the bills are printed at this
Offic ... ....'
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To the Republicans OF Snyder County.

Owing to the bad weather, drifted
roads and an attack of tie "grippe''
myself, 1 have been unable to get
around to see many Republican friends
in the county. hope, however, that
should l fail to visit you, you will re-
member to vote for me at the Primary
election next Saturday. Why should
Snyder County not have q President
Judge once? Must Union county have
all the offices, all the time?. II the Re
publicans will stand up for the rights
of Snyder county at this time, Snyder
may have the President Judge. Hnot,
1t will never.
Any kindness you may show me will
be highly appreciated.
A. w. POTTER.
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saeN@QG1&GaEs@A
L & PERTINENT PERSONALS T I|
&SSS9SsIs sNTsSySssSSES3

Miss Ruth Howell of Sunbury is Wis.,
iting her parents at this place.
Mrs. Dinius of New Berlin paid a
visit to'Attorney Crouse's family Sat
urday.
Mrs. DR.. J. w. Orwig is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. II. Harter at Sur
bury.
George Mensch of Mihlinburg visited
Hon. q. Alfred Schoch and wife last
week.
Jay G. Weiser, Esq. spent several
days at Harrisburg and Philadelphia
last week.
M. X. Hassinger, one of Franklin
townships most intelligent farmers,
made business call at this office Mon
day.
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Bargains at Garman's

Peter Garman, Mt. Pleasant
Mills is offering a new line of ladies
hats and millinery goods. Mems
hats 25 cents and Queenswarc at 8
cents piece. 11-22-3m
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Es@ygssSN
|| kH LUCID LOCAL LACONICS 10 Il
BTX$SHsHsS3SS


Next week is court There are three
ases ON the civil list.
One dollar pays for the PosT and
Farm News both one year.
Friday being Washington's birthday,
he bank will be closed.
Some reading matter appropriate to
lNashington's birthday appears in this
ssue
W. II. Ripka, mill wright is em-
bloyed by the Silica Sand Co. of Liver
ool, o., at Newton Hamilton, Pa.
Don't vote for Union county Satur-
Jay. You live in Snyder county, so
tand by your home man, A. w. Potter.
For SALE,-26 acres of good farming
and For particulars inquire of Mrs.
B. +. Arnold, 1O5 Kensington Street,
Il. Cleveland, o.
Prof. Paul Billhardt executed an eX-
fellent drawing of the unseated lands
bf Snyder County, for the County COM
nissioners.
WANTED.-Girl for general house work,
good wages, three in family.
Mrs. BRAYToN,
e-14t. Lewistown, Pa.
The friends of the late Mrs. John p.
Smith wish us to return thanks to the
kind friends and neighbors for kindness
shown during the illness and funeral
bf the departed.
SHOES For SALE-At the shoe fac
tory, wholesale and retail at a sacrifice.
They consist of Infants Shoes slightly
Managed, and Misses and children's
Mckay Shoes, odd lot, at manufacture
FRS prices. If.
For SALE-J. B. Spangler at Adams
burg offers his stock of general mer-
phandise for sale. Stock can be reduced
70 about s., 900 by March 18th If desired
by purchaser. Possession given any
lime. 2-2l-4t
Now is a good time to examine the
iate on the tab of your paper. If you
have paid up, this notice is not for you.
lf you have not paid up, you may have
pm opportunity to bring or send it in
neXt week during court.
Go to A. +. SOles for smooth easy
shave or up-to-date hair cut and head
'leansed with a refreshing shampoo or
1andruff removed with his tonic. A
lean towel to each patron. Parlor in
Dahk building, one door east of Post
plllce. Satisfaction guaranteed. IT,
BARGAINS, BARGAINS for two weeks.
All goods, such as Capes. Coats, Collar
Ties, Wrappers, Skirts, Notions, Hats,
aces, Embroidery, Underwear, Hose,
rents Furnishing Goods. Please call
ma learn of the great bargains.
-fZt' f.. c. AURAND.
hev' ID. f. McLain, pastor of the
'u'heian church, took into church
membership the following: l.. +. Wet
e' lana wife, Misses Elizabeth Dunkle-
burger, Jennie Tobias, Lillian Amich,
,iaoel Meyer, Carrie Diehl, Mrs. S. b.
P''nohton and Herbert Smith.
LIE Republican Standing Committee
'e' saturday and completed the ar
a'eelnents for the primary election
eSt saturday. A. w. Potter, Esq,
Nv II. M. Mcclure, Esq, are register
'or President Judge; DR.. J. o. Wag-
ef and LIT. ID. II. Rhoades for State
Delegata
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Jello. the New Desert

nleases all the family. Four Flavors
Lemon. orange. raspberry aud straw
berry3 At your grocer's. 10 cents.
Try it IT, day.
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of Snyder county held as December
iei"'' commencing reo' % i'oi'
GRAND JURORS.
Name. Residence.
Armstrong, ILL.,, Perry West
n"s"'i''"' - i" Hu"ii'S
"., '"1"'o'
Decker w $ Re,vcr West
Gross G. G. Snriny
Grovbi,I ~ r Perry West
Hackenberp. Daniel Adams
HendricLs q p so,;nScrov.
Hoover Jobp penn
Hetrick Thomas ,:onroe
Landis John Middlecreek
Mitchell, J. j.. Niddlecreck
Mohn W. A. centre
Mottern Wilson Snriny
Reichly Frederick Monroe
Reif Adam Union
Reichlv. John. J,.ks,n
S,a,,a. Can =, r.',.,,'' u
Scbreibar G. W Cbonp,on
Sm;,h 1noon ~ paa..an
uorr,,d w c,,.n",nn
Iur;oh No,.,on c,,;na,rra,.a
Young. VIM. Monroe
PETIT JURORS.
Name. Residence.
App, Samuel, A., Monroe
BOlig, Amos, Penn
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Taking the Bull BY the Horns.
Swincford, pn., Feb. ls, 1901

Nv TTT'TVTI, ~ VH' TVl I'UI.
1t is currently reported here that two
of the Republican voters Of this town
ship have promised to deliver Franklin
township for Mcclure. Can il be Dos
sible that two mei shall control Frank.
lin township? True Blue.
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Snyder County Population.

The official census returns for the
various districts Of Snyder County have
been received from Washington as fol-
lowS
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NUMBER s
POTTER THE MAN.
Letters from the People.
Bcavertown, Pa, Feb. ~,


Bcavertown, Pa, Feb. ~, 1901.
ED. Posi- :-Encloscd please find "A
a list of new subscribers to the poSr.
We want II paper that is edited bya man
who has backbone enough to turn down
$500 propositions when Snyder County
interests are at stake. If Snyder Coun-
ty does not get n judge now, when will
our time come" No wonderpcoplc from
outside of the county call us "Dutch
Snyder County" when our own people
are willing to say by their votes that
we have no lawyer fit to be judge.
HANSON.
TroXelvillc, Pa, Feb. 10, 1901.
EDITOR WAGENSELIER The Me
Clurc wags thought that Adams town
ship was body and soul for Union coun-
ty. We still belong to Snyder County
and we will vote for the ADLER OF the
two candidates, a. w. Potter. \ Pres
ihent Judge should never forget the
dignity of his toga CLASSICS.
JUSTICE GONE ASTRAY.
Mcclure, Pa, Feb. Is, 1901.
EDITOR POST Il would say in reply
To the article in last weeks Hrald, ad-
dressed at Crossgrove, entitled Jugs OF
Whlskry not III it this time" that ii
l""k, as though jugs of whiskey have
been in ii at Crossgrovc heretofore,
why not now? y.
Shnmokin Dam, Feb. Ii, 1901.
EplIoE PoSr 1t seems as though
Empty-hrndrh Ritter really mean,
what he said Wv ~ he said he carried
Monroe township IN his vest pocket.
He was in Mou',, township debating
whom thepcoplr ~ Monroe township
should elect on Tuesday at o,tr election.
Monroe township stood by him AZ a.
home man, but ne fails to appreciate
our loyalty, else he would not he elec-
tioneering for Union County, lie can't
pull Monroe rs he p!eases.
a HOME MAN,
Krcamcr Pa, Feb. III, ,oOl
| MIR. WAGENSEILER Accept con-
gratulations of a grateful people of Mid
dlecrcck township and Of Snyder coun-
ty for showing to us how much more
expensive Judge Mcclure was than
! Buchcr We will never believe Ritter
any more. He parnd,d those figure
without adding them up and arerag-
ing the cost rcr case. The Posi- has
| always bccn right on public questions
| Potter is Il our man. RANDOLPH.
Kratzelville, Pa Feb. Is, 1901.
A Mcclure shoutcr from Middlcburg
was in this place Sunday. He never
comes here except durInga n campaign
and invar ably on sunday. The eaiisr
of II judicial candidate should he above
sunday clcctionecring.
CHURCH MEMBER.
Taking the Bull by the Horns.
Swincford, pn., Feb. 10, 1901.
1t is currently reported here that two
of the Republican voters of this town
ship have promised to deliver Franklin
township for Mcclure. Can it be pos
sible that two meil shall control Frank.
lin township TRrE Blue.
THE PESS on MCCLURE.
Some of the Snyder county papers
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The undersigned firm of Runkle and
Walter have dissolved partnership this
18th day of Feb. 1901. All persons ow-
ing said firm are kindly requested to
make prompt settlement by note with
out interest positively, nointerest charg-
ed. And persons having claims against
the said firm will present them duly
authenticated for payment at the store
of
2-21s2t RUNKLE l. WALTER.
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JURY lIST.-Feb. Term 1901.

List of Grand and Petit Jurors for
the Court of Common Pleas, Oyer and
Terminer General Jail Delivery and
Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace
of Snyder county held as December
Term, commencing Feb. -, 1901.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-09-18
County Correspondence.
White Post Items.

Misses Nirgie Denny and Emma Hen
ming have been visiting friends in Shep-
herdstown.
Mr.. r. c. Keesee is on visit TO rela-
tives in the neighhorhood.
Mr.. William Green after spending
some time at home here has returned to
Newport News.
Mr.. f. \. Temple is visiting his par
ents King and Queen county.
The entertainment, given by the
Earnest Workers society in the Hall on
Friday and Wednesday night, was a
complete success.
Miss Anna Green is at home again,
after a pleasant visit To relatives in
Pennsylvania.
Misses Boyd, of Browntown, are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. D.L. Reid
Miss jamie Meade gave a card party to
the members of the Greenway Social
Club on last Tuesday evening Mrs.
Tilford won the lady's prize and Mr.
Earnest Meade the gentlemans.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-09-18
Mt. Airy.

Our Hotel closed for this season Mon
day Quite a number of people were en-
tertained here, besides a great many
boarding houses were crowded all the
summer.
the Mountains are now in their splen-
dor, CARRIED as il were in coats of many
colOrs
Pine Grove Sunday School gave nice
picnic on Saturday last. The attendance
was very large. Among the visitors were
Messrs. Griffith and Joe Bell, of the Val
ley. Al least one hundred and twenty
children were on the ground, whose ages
did not exceed twelve years, the majori-
ty belonging in this neighborhood. IL
looks as if our school house could be
made larger and the teacher given an as
sistant. The people all, more or less,
own their own property. Therefore these
young children by and by will grow up
TO be citizens of this section. The taste
of teaching so many small children gives
very little show to older and more adj
vanced scholars, besides the worry to the
teachers. Our school will open here on
September Both
Mrs. Sellhousen has in erection two
story stone house at the Top. Mr.. Allen
has his well machine at her place boring
for water.
Mr.. Joseph Hill, near BluemOnt, has
sold his beautiful farm, together with
household and farming utensils, to Mr..
Silsby, of Maine, who is here now taking
lessons of Mr. Hill in farming. Should
he make as successful farmer as Mr..
Hill, he will be lucky if he did pay hand
somely for the farm.
There are several cases of typhoid in
the neighborhood, one being a case of
typhoid. Earnest Dewar is right sick
now. We will hope for the best with
him as the fever has not reached crisis
Edward Kelley, young man who the
first of the season worked at Mr. Throck-
morten's livery, and contracted typhoid
fever and went To his fathers home near
Ball Alley, died Sunday, aged about nine
teen years, making two cases that have
proven fatal here this season.
Miss Lula Alder spent Friday night
and Saturday with her cousins, Miss Jus
ia Moreland and Mrs. II. ID. Bennett,
near Bluemont.
Miss Bulah Elsea is stopping few
days at the Top. f.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-09-18
OF Interest to Sons of @. V.

Leslie Spence, Jr., the Virginia Di-
vision Commander of the United Sons
of Confederate Veterans, has issued
the following General Order No. 5,
which explains itself. 1t will be
noted therein that three members of
the j. +. B. Stuart Camp, s. c. Y,
of this county, are named on the
committees.
CD In accordance with a resolution
adopted at our last meeting, hereby
announce the appointment of the foil
owing Committees
School History-Blackburn Smith,
Berryville, Va, Chairman; w. II. Hur-
kamp, fredericksburg, Va, Thos. II.
Edwards, West Point, Va, and James
Mann, NOttOway, Va.
Cooperation with Veterans James
Mann, NOttoway, chairman; NJ f. Mau-
~, Richmond, and w. w Old, Norfolk
Good of the Division Edwin p Cox
Richmond, Chairman; f. b. Glover
Berryville, Ed. Martz, Harrisonburg, j
Baldwin Ransom, Staunton, and w. /.
Eckles, Norfolk.
ResOlutions-R II. b. Chambers, Peters
burg, Chairman; Lewis w. Brander.
Richmond, and j. +. Minor, Staunton
Women's Memorial-W, IL. Venable
Norfolk, chairman; John \. Lamp, Rich.
mond, Jas. p. Blanks, Petersburg, Johr
Il. Crown, Berryville, Murray Morris
Louisa, I. VI. Larkin. Fredericksburg
Geo. y. Conrad. Harrisonburg, John
Weymouth, Hampton. : ID. Timberlake
Jr., Staunton. c. f. Dean, Nottowav. III
I. TaliaferrO, Hot Springs, Thos. III. Ed
wards, West Point, f. +. Garnett, Lees
burg, \. b, Moncure, Reams Station.
Cons titutio n-Edwin =. Cox
Richmond, Va, Chairman; Judson :
Booker, Richmond, Va, land w. II. Wal
den, Richmond, Va.
(2) The Division Commander calls es
pecial attention TO the Women's Mem
orial Committee and urges the member
To make strong effort to raise goo,
sum of money for this noble object. Gu
Southern ilerOinesS are worthy of tn,
grandeSt monument that the skill o
| man can erect.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-09-18
Rev. sgd. Ferguson To Speak II
BerryVille.
Union Survives.

At conference of the ministers
of the town, it was determined to
hold union services at II o'clock
Thursday morning in Grace Fpisco-
pal Church in respect to the mem
DRY and burial of VIM. Mckinley the
martyred ruler of our nation, in ac-
cordance with the proclamation of
President Roosevelt. All persons,
wishing to show tribute of respect
to the late President, are asked to at
tend said services. 1t is hoped that
business in Berryville will be sus-
pended at the hour named as u mark
of respect to the memory of this good
Christian man.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-09-18
The Front Royal brass band gave
charming music, and the dancers of
the beautiful German were:

Mrs. West and Mr.. Grymes Randolph.
Mrs. Butler and Mr.. Mulikin. Mrs. Multi
Kin and Mr. Butler, Mr. West and Miss At
HnSon. Mr.. West OF -. Louis and Miss
George Charrington, Miss Berta Atkinson
and Or. Robert Page, Miss Knapp and Mr..
Virgins, Miss Mary Carter Randolph and
Mr. Cabell Moore, Miss Mary Page and Mr..
Willie Meade Miss Agnes Page ami Mr..
Wickham Renshaw, Mss Frances Burwell
and Mr.. Ben. Randolph, and Mr.. K. Z.
Whiting.
All things end, saith the wise man,
and so the tardy jewellers drew away
one by one, happier for the a happy
evening spent. Then the cock on
the hill over the stream crew out
Justify his morning greetings; the
lights of Anntield went out, and the
big old bolt on the big old front door
shot out with the same old ring, that
we have often heard in the long years
that are gone. c.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-09-18
Don't Accept a Substitute |

When you ask for Cascarets be
sure you get the genuine Cascarets
Candy Catharticl Don't accept
fraudulent substitutes, limitations OF
counterfeitsi Genuine tablets stamp
ed c. c. c. Never sold in bulk.
All druggists, Ioc.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-09-18

.B Pursell, Kintersville, Pa, says
he suffered % years with piles and could
obtain no relief until DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve effected a permanent cure.
Counterfeits are worthless j. G. Avis.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-09-18
MIR. and Mrs. Butler Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Butler At Home
Friday evening Sept. thirteenth,
from eight TO ten, Annefeld, to
meet the guest of Pagebrook."
So ran the invitation, and so went
more invitations many furlong fur
ther than the house paaty at Page
brook.
Since their home making within
these borders, Mr.. and Mrs. Butler,
by their gracious aud genuine per-
sonality, have cemented a bond of
union between themselves aud our
people.
At her reception on Friday even
ing Mrs. Butler wore the ermine of
her ancient homestead, with all the
charming modesty and gentle dignity
that the brilliant assemblage conld
desire, while her personal pulcritude
was at once typifyed iu the glad
greetings she extended to each and
every one of her guests.
Mr.. Butler too gave the right hand
of true fellowship, continuously look
ing after the welfare of all the happy
hearted folk gathered within his
regal walls.
The whole scene was very effective
massive furniture and handsome
equipments, the elaborate hand carv-
ing in the wood work, together with
the rich and varid colorings of the
high pitched rooms, made Annfield
unique and the peer of any home
stead in the realms of Virginia.
Among the guests who has won
golden opinions here, was Mrs. Barns,
of st. Louis, sister of the hostess,
and we barter our two canine cele-
britieS-Moses and Aaron-that not
one atom of the shining metal was
lost that night.
Another sister of Mrs. Butler, Mrs.
West, was present. We should have
liked to have been presented, but for
sOOth, as We saw it, Gordon of Young
er SWANS embrasured the way, aud
we were abashed to break through so
strong line of guardship
Mrs. II. Powell Page handled the
coffee urn with tempting fervency;
while Miss Atkinson, of Richmond,
and Miss Agnes aud Miss Mary Page
by bewitcherles kept the punch bowl
in d billowy condition. Mrs. ORAL
Ion and Mrs. Hugh Nelson were in
office too. amid pyramid of dainties,
but having tomorrow in sweet re-
membrAnce We were chary of the
soft glances of these fair ladies.
Among the throng We observed Mr.. ano
| Mrs Mulhkin, Mrs VIM. +. Randolph, Ms
/ Patterson. Mrs. Thomas y. Carter Mr. and
i Mrs. Charles Broun. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. NJ
/ Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. Page, Mr.. anc
! Mrs. Courtney Jones, Miss Luly Atkinson
! Miss Gretta Mccormick Miss Rosahe Nc
/ COrmick, Miss Hurkamp, Miss Fannie Bur
| well, Miss Nellie Page, Miss Susan Page
| Miss Rosa Voolfolk, Miss Marie WOOlfo(k
Miss Brown Miss Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Wlckham Byrd DR.. John Burwel. Mis-
/ Nary W. Burwell, Miss Mary Lee. Miss Dor
! othy Henry. Miss Adellnd Nelson Messrs
! Heath, Gale, George II. BurweI. Hugh VI
Nelson. Il. Powell Page Capt. Vim. F. Car
ter Frank Renshaw, Robert Renshaw.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-12
hand, M Hot and dry STILL

Hot and dry still,
le drouth is still on
John Hill came down from
~ "Wednesday.
NJ. j. G. Sims is quite i'll at
femily residence, six miles
81 Mis- place.
Sharp County record., 1901-07-12
AT HYMEN'S ALTAR,

On last Wednesday night at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
|. Herrn, The BRIDES home, Mr..
Henry Young and Miss Maude
Gardner were joined together in
holy matrimony, Rev. w. T. At
kinson performing the ceremony.
The groom is quite a popular
young man and has many friends.
He is engaged in farming and
delights in that occupation, one
OF the most beautiful of all. The
bride is a young lady Of many
charms and accomplishments and
has always possessed the admir-.
alton and friendship Of a large
number Of acquaintance.
The RECORD joins the many
friends Of the happy couple in
wishing for them long life full
OF joy and happiness,