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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-08-21

II have bmpa In tine business for nine
years. snya a drug clerk quoted ny the
Philadelphia fgecurs. ''Aud ~ a. date
hate learned uf a.Tb1 rurrs fvr rbeu-
mAtlmm which regularly licenpcd ply
marimn# know nothing nlsoul or. mt
Aemss. lf they do. tisey don't rrcomm@nd
tArm. rcUpIe cwne In suffering from
ranrmmmflam and st'M queer that pco-
rsNe whD suffer fruHn fheunatimm all
menm H. Aenk and net alike aud present
u hwrt~rA prescription
'Tha nrHt thing they watt a. know II
hmw mnrh H'm rBAnR t0 cost. book
pvvF the prwsrriEtign mnd tell them.
RmA tiArn they Invariably rear ~ On
Raamsr htm1 tnwn and huwi. They tell me
wfpaat the virtues mf something that
cmFwd tncie Hearg woat'H mslk. drunk
MT e'r1ecA every morning. raw ON.
tom carried tn fhe left hand hip pocket,
hoFmmr 8eHtnut carried I'm the vest
E.pcArt. magnetic rings -oh. MIL sorts
nF thammm that Tvs made notes o. II
hmM t,~rwnne - thnt mm discouraged
uvvr slae rhamcea uf flilng q prcHcrip.
tloa fur n rheumatic patient"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-08-21

A 3& %@&2%s& A@A*
nutrition. : ON C.
timneH this loss of
teah In accom-
panied by variable
appetite, bat I'm
Mfry cases THE ap-
petite tl<xs mot fail
and there may &C.
a constant desire
tD eat LArgucr.
reFvu4ssresS. irri-
liability, sleepiess-
faeae. arc symptoms
often associated
wstis this lxsB c&
nutrition and fal-
lEzsK c4z sr Hrals.
Doctor Pscrce's
Golden Medical
Discovery curcs
GanraA cR the stoms-
mrti ana ether or
Eaz.s q digestion
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-08-21
WESTMINSTER COLLEGE
SUMNER SCHOOL.

The plans for this School are broad
and comprehensive.
It's primary object IL to benefit teach
ern and those expecting to teach; buf iis
scope will include the whole range o'
College Studies A full terms worth IN
any three College Studies may be made
up by students There are nine mem.
bers In the faculty. all teachers OF abili.
tv. selected with special reference to
the work OF the department in which
they are to teach.
The school will open June "a. 1909.
and continue eight weeks Rev. ! o.
Campbell. ID. d.. Principal Let all in
uuiries be addressed to Rev J. ~
Veazey. Business Manager. New WI.
mington. Pm.
r.. q. FERGUSON, Presidenr.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-08-21
For Piles.
Sample mailed free.
One app|ication gives relief

The continued uso or Hum
phrwys' Witch Hazel Oil per
sramnenfiy cures Piles or Hem
0rr.hoids-External or Internal,
Blind or Bleeding. Itching or
Burning. Fissure@ and FistuIas.
Relief ifnnedinte--curc certein-
Wmsm# &Aam@4 mms-. 8@r. mmM RH .@@. sold hy
MFmkxA#s#. mw @ena B#rpmA& ma Fecwawt ss price
Mmmwhmrpsf mwaArAme Co., Cor. William and
&mMm kaM~~ &mm m*ks
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-08-21

TIE kmraa lave ~ very curious and
Rpsm~wia iamt Dangerous marriage custom.
wharb omm wuuld think mouid bn mere
h@nmrnd in fhm lFrmch than I'm the ohs
MmTwmnre Tar husband. surrounded ~
= AsesiywwmFa ~ fwemty pr thirty youHg
namms cmFg8@@ hAa - lfe hntne un him hack
III q scarlet cloth and ~ desperately ~
amElRmd tAe whole wMy NV a narnber of
mArAn
hfHcMa mnG mt0n@m mr~ hurled mf tbe
hFadeETevHn. who. in the c01aing home
w'itA iHim hsriA@. cmn hardly L. consider.
Ill a vary happy man. for the iFmte
ammSYna often tHfArs pn bim marks
whlNh he carries to tha grave. ~ mey
~ that am@nw she lady purMusrM are
somae ~ tt~ hrineKTsparnsn fermer
'HAamrn. whe tuFn .lAm msek attack
imto downright eases. fo avrnTe
miAwhfmd l@8e
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-08-21
THE GIRLS OF KASHMlR.
why They Are Not as Eeautifzi a~
They Once M@re.

They Once Were.
The girls Of hashGir IN foriaST, ulacs
were sold and carried away To the
Punjab. In India. They commanded q
large price. and parents In moderate
circumstances for centuries past have
been In the habit Of parting with their
daughters to place themselves in easier
circumstances. and the daughters have
generally been quite willing to escape
from n Life or penury and labor TO one
OF opulence and ease.
A laborlng man In this part Of India
cannot earn over s. or 50 month.
while many receive for their daughters
as high as $1,000. There are some cases
where 5000 was paid. but the usual
price has been from 500 to $500.
The practice became so common as
well as 50 damaging that severe law
was enacted prohibiting any one from
removing any woman from the coun-
try. but IL IL said that the business
goes on now as IL has done for hun
drcds Of years. and to that practice
may be charged the fact that the wo-
men OF Kashmir are not as beautiful
MS they once were.
The process OF taking all the beauti-
full girls away, leaving only the ordi-
nary and ugly ones TO continue the
race. has lowered the standard Of beau
". Most OF the women and girls per-
form field labor as much as the men.
and their dress IL OF the coarsest and
plalnest materials. consisting of gar
mcnt like a nightgown made Of white
cotton. There il no effort to have II fit.
The condition OF women In kashmir
IN a very sad one. but one from which
there does not seem 20 be any present
escape. It In constant struggle tc
live. without the least hope OF any nc
cunfulation or OF ever seeing better
days
The men only receive about 3 cents a
day and the women generally about 3
cents. and that win provide only the
cnarspst rood.-Phlladelphia Inquirer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
SHOT FOR "pIkIN' IN
WHITE CLIFFS LAWYER REBUk
ED EiS DAUGHTER
And Shot Her Sweetheart Because
He Took the Girls
Part.

A shooting occurred at White Cliffs
Sunday, the result CT an outsider in
terfering in family dihturbance,
says the Nashville Ark, News.
The man who did the shooting is
Paul Neal, the we'll known attorney
and hotel man of White Cliffs, and the
man who was shot is a carpenter en-
ployed on the cement works, whose
name we have not learned.
The report is to the effect that this
man has been paying attentions to
daughter of Mr.. Neal, to which the
father objected
Mr.. Neal was discussing the matter
with his daughter last Sunday, when
violent quarrel arose The man who
was the cause of the trouble rushed
into the room and espoused the cause
OF the young lady, when he was shot
by Mr.. Neal for his interference. The
man was shot in the thigh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
FORGED SCRIP ORDERS
NEGRO WORKS COUNTY CLERK
BLOOM
For Small Sum by Forging Orders for
Scri p Due Members of Coroners
Jury.
Jury.

For the first time in his official ca
reer County Clerk E. B. Bloom has
been victimized. Recently negro
presented his face in Mr.. Blooms Of
fee and said that he wanted to raw
some scrip for several parties who
ha served on coroner's jury. Mr.
Bloom informed him that he would
have to have orders from those whose
scrip he desired to draw. He went
out and later came in with the orders
of several to draw their scrip. The
scrip amounted to 81 or SO.
Saturday several of the negroes
whose scrip had been drawn presented
themselves at the clerks Office and
asked for their scrip. This was Mr..
Blooms first intimation of any crook
edness. He began an investigation of
the affair on the strength of which
were issued for Jesse Meeks
and Dave Austin, both colored. They
were arrested and are in Jail under
$500 bond each to await trial Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
1o Die in Electric Chair.

New York. Aug. 4.-After counsel
had Sunavailingly exhausted every
means known to the law to save him
from the electric chair, Aaron Hall,
the murderer Of Mamie Brannigan
will pay the penalty of his crime at
Sing Sing this week. Though the
customary secrecy is maintained re
garding the precise time it is thought
probable the execution will take place
tonight. Mamie Brannigan was en-
ployed in department store on Third
avenue and Hall, who was in love with
her and jealous, walked into the store
and shot her On May 10, 1900. On
Augnust 6, nearly two years ago, Hall
was first sentenced to death. The
case was appealed to the higher
courts, which confremd the Judgment
of the lower court Another appeal
was taken, this time to the United
States supreme court, but that tribu-
nal also reaffirmed the decision and
an appeal to Governor Odell for elem
ency was likewise futile
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
JOE THOMAS CAUGHT.
Wanted Here for Lena While for
Horse Stealing.

Deputy Constable Tee BaW Sunday
captured a negro badly wanted hore
for a number of years. His name is
Joe Thomas. and three charges have
been preferred against him, to-Wit:
Gaming, in Esq. Niven's court; grand
larceny, in Esq. Stewards court, and
assault with intent to kill, in Esq.
Nance's court.
AS far back as 1892 Thomas, to.
gether with a negro of the named of
Span, stole mule from some one.
Span was captured and sent to the
penitentiary for good term Thomas
left the country and went to Indian
Territory, where he remained until
recently, when he came back to the
vicinity of Pine Bluff. The officers
learned of his return, but were never
able to capture him. Saturday Baw
was in Pastoria township with a war
rant to serve. There, he learned that
Thomas was working on the Cotton
Belt road, and he returned to Pine
Bluff, bringing with him person who
knew Thomas, and together they iden-
tifed and arrested Thomas Sunday
afternoon at the Cotton Belt depot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
GHOST COT KILLED
Fannie Graham, NesreSS, at
Ladd' S MI, This
County,
RO6EC HERSELF IN UNCANNY
ATTIRE AND ARMED WITA
A PISTOL,
We1t Abo9t Frightening People. aae,
Was st1et Down b. Negro whose
lone Sae En.c~ci.
RESULT OF coRoNEa's INQUEST

taanle Graham, { neSrcss living
at I-&dJ's mill. was shot and Killed
ast Saturday night between II and
= O'Clock by j. R. Rawlins. colorcd,
under most peculiar circumstances,
ana from all evidence at hand the de-
eascl was urged on by a naddened
bIain until her fantasies caused her
to squerade around the village
armed With a pistol until SIC scared
one person too many and he fred a
shot at her that terminated her life.
Saturday night about the time spec
llied RaWlin, S wife was awakened by
hearing q strange. almost supernatural
noise, in front Of their house. She
thought the noise was made by a row
ing COW. But presently they heard
some one walk upon the porch and
enter the house. and then they heard
someone say: I'm going to get in
this bed Evidently referring to one
in another room, which was occupied
No light was burning and Rawlins
arose, lighted match and entered
the room from which the ghost.like
conversation issued. AS the glare of
the lighted match lighted up the in
terror of the room he saw standing by
the beg the figure of human being
wearing loosely fitted dress and
mans hat. and armed with revolver.
In the gloom he could not tell whether
it was man or woman, and being
frightened at the uncanny, as we'll as
dangerous appearance, Of the person,
he fired at the figure and the mid
night intruder fell to the floor. Then
he saw whom he had shot, and at
tempted to make every reparation for
but after a brief interval
the woman died.
Coroner McGaughy was called to
the scene, summoned a jury and held
an inquest
The verdict rendered was in sub
stance that the deceased had come to |
her death from gun shot wound in !
The hands of j. r. Rawlins The YER
lict went farther and aquitted Raw
ins of all responsibility for his deed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
ABDUCTED YOUNG GIRLS
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST TWO
PIKE comfy MEN.
Took Two Sisters, Aged IS and 13,
from Home and Kept Them
Away.

A. r. Stewart and Jahu Flood, the
former a married man. are in Jail at
Murfreesbolo. in default of $500
bond each, upon serious charge.
them in a vacant house until they
Rosa and Robbie Hendrix, aged fifteen
and thirteen years, from the home Of
their mother. Mrs. M. K. Jeffries. near
Toxic, in Pike county, and taking
them to Belton, where they detained
theim in vacant house until they
weer found by their grandfather, M.
Tony Crawford end an officer who
went in search of them.
When arranged before a magistrate
for the offense Stewart and Flood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
Pension Board Met,

The state pension board consisting
of Auditor Monroe, Secretary of State
Crockett and Gen. L. G.. Balch of the
Tn ted Confederate veterans met today
at | itlc Rock to act upon pension ap-
plications. The amount to be distrib-
uted is in the neighborhood of 1885,
900. This fund was raised from the
mill tax levied by the last
legislature.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
WOULD FATTEN RATTlESNAkE,
Reptile Viii Later Be Cooked ana
Served as Deficacy

Jackson. Miss. Aug. 4.-Captain \.
l.. Dabney. the Co&l:or1& county civil
engineer, Who is preparing to give Il
banquet to his friends. at which rat
tesnakes viii be de!icaey, has
caught monster :attler and is trying
to fatten IL
The new snake is one Of the largest
ever captured in Mississippi 1t is
nearly eight feet in length. twenty
inches in circumfrence and carries
tWenJy-seven rattles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04

waived examination. and were remand.
e1 to iajl in aefault Of bail to await
the action of HE grand jary.
f'oed get the girls away from home
~ telling thpir mother that he had
2F2eHHea license 10 marry the cider.
and .hat they were going 20 Roy To
aafe tAe=eeeemenE performed
With this understanding Ms. Ief-
."iss permitted tha girls to accom-
lany 1he mon and hcr oon.i4,noo was
feWa'@sl = above tsatod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
Suit on Note for 5000.

the Citizens Bank today filed suit
against Messrs. Nose and Sam Solm-
son, Simon Bloom. H. B. SoImson,
Lou Owen, H. f. Westbrook and
Moses Reinach. Judgment is asked
against the defendants for $500 and
interest. the amount of the note Civ
en- the plaintiff by Messrs. Sam and
Nose Solmson and endorsed by the
other five defendants-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
GRACY WEDDING.
Marriage OF Mss Florence Aisen ard
Mr.. Jce Cocjo.

Sunday afternoon = Grady w.
F'ieflaee=NHen ~ NJ. Ie#ara e:a..a
"eee married.. 8e4 v. = #.ewa....s
Of his eify, o.lieiatia4. shorty a9ta
tl3e=e CEREMONY 1l@aul Ms. t;aa55 = q
for hl#4la1 taars turing 81sea Ftaz
viii visit Memphis. s.. Louis and t.e
eastern cities. returning here aao4f
August II.
The contracting parties are Wei
known youn9 people of Lincoln eoun.
y. The bride IS the daughter Of Mrs.
Belle Allen. and most admirable
Noune lady.
The groom s 44e= Of tAe RISING
young business men If this section.
operating , general merchandise bust
ness a Grady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
Interest in Military Company.

Great interest is being manifested
among the young men of Pine Bluff
in the military company which is
proposed to organize next Wednesday
night. call has been issued, signed by
the committee composed of Messrs.
Hearn, and F. G.. Furth, and the COM
pary will undoubtedly go through with
a rush.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
A Iona Transcript.

A transcript CT the record in the
John Stokes case is being prepared
in the circuit clerks Office. and is
very long instrument, embracing
over 225 pages of typewriter matter.
Stokes was sentenced to hang August
20 and the transcript is being prepar-
ed for the supreme court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
Notorious Thief Arrested.

Jerry Tolliver, colored, a notorious
thief who is known to the police as
BLACK Diamond" is in Jail charged
with pteit larceny. 1t is alleged that
he stole the sum of 50 from another
negro. He will be tried Tuesday in
ESQ. A. J. Stewards court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04

The injunction IS directed primarily
against the affecting OF prices of meat
by the packers.
Evidence has developed showing
that a struggle of the seee9est kind
is on between the big packing houses
and the railroads OF the kest for cen
trol Of rates and the rate-makiag
power.
Traffic officials Of western Ines
view the situation with alarm and
have called meeting fo. today 10
consider action to countelact the pae il
ees' latest move in inducing the Great
Wetseln to reduce the aates en pack
ing house products and dressed M1ats.
II is not at all certain now thai lie
Great Western rate viii be met. -
some Of the most influential t1a....c
men are in favor of Ignoring the mat
ter
Great Western officials declare that
they are going to ignore tie ruling IF
the interstate commerce eommissi ~.
which requires IS low a rate on H4e
stock as is placed Hpon the finished
products. and that they Will take tie
question inn-o the courts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
EMANCIPATION DAY
City Full Of Negroes From
Mississippi, Louisiana
and Home Towns.
WILL HAVE CAME OF BASEBALL
AT JONES' PARK rais
AFTERNOON
Three Brass Bands present and
Plenty ot Noise wisb the
ParaderS
nfse Brass Bands present and
PardderS s
NOTORIOUS THIEF ARRESTED

This Is Naneipatiop bay. ard The
efj{#ls full of epIofcd exc0sjouists.
From Monroe, AoXandiia. Vjeksb0rs.
Natchez and 9ther cities easily accos
sihIe u Pine Blum lage delegations
ot negroes have arrived b1inaine with
them bands. baseball teams. etc
Three sally eapaGfsoned bands from
surrounding cities have arrived. and
this afternoon at Jones ratk the col
ored baseball teams of Natchoz Miss
and Monroe, La.. viii cross bats. The
day is gala one with thc negro pop
ulation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
Miles Of Corn Land.

If all the land planted in corn in
the United States this year were
massed, the area would exceed the
3,itish Isles, Holland and Belgiur~
cm5ined, or fCur-ftths OF the area u
rance or Germany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
Wedding AnnounceH1ent.

The wedding Of Miss Lillian EilBott
and Mr., Adolph Baumearten will oe.
cur next Snnda: afternoon at the
home OF the beide. 17Q4 South Linden
street. The ceremony will be per-
formed By Rev. Joseph S. KornfoId
and no cards have been issued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04
Sacred River Of India.

The Indus, the second sacred river
Of India, is LOO miles long. It's wa
tere have always been considered al
most as holy as those of the Ganges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-04

Rev. Sweet. representing Central
university, of Danville, KY, is in the
city in the interest of that institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15
AMERICAN CHRISTIAN
CONVENTION ADJOURNS.
ADOPTION OF Educational Report
Outing Policy of the De-
nomination.

NORFOLK, VA, october 1i.-lspecialo
he last session of the American Chris
n Convention was held here to-day. The
incipal discussion of the day was on
3ucation The following items of the
ucational report We're adopted, as out
ziI.g to the Board Of Education the poll
OF the denomination: Favoring the
Enlistment OF the proposed Palmer
s4ristian) University at Muncie. Ind
orn,nendfng the consideration of the
Instability of continuing Franklinton
slege for colored people, at Franklin
q. n. c., and if found advisable 10 con-
ne it. then the consideration OF the
disability of establishing an industrial
partment in connection with it; urg-
the raising OF the standard OF minis
rial education; recommending the fos-
ing in a least one of the denonlina-
MI schools or colleges for white stti-
=nts a department OF industrial training
this connection, Rev. DR.. Nelson, OF
Louis, by request. read an account of
Is industrial plant, including ten differ
at trades, for the purposes of said indus
.ial training.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15
FlREMEN AS GUESTS.
Newport News Observation-Disclosures pers
in Troubic-ScI,ooIs Needed.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. october II
CSDecial )-Keyston Hook and Ladder
Company NO !. of Reading. Pa, arrived
here this morning and spent the day III
this city and at Hampton, as the guest
of the local fire company This evening
the visitors went over to Portsmouth
They are on a tour of the South
Acting Police Justice Senlmes to-day re-
served his decision in the case of George
OIdewurtel. representing II. Oldewurtle, OF
Baltimore charged with conducting suit
clubs contrary TO the lottery laws. me
Merchants Protective Association which
brought the charges, has 10 desire to see
Oldewurtel prosecuted. but wants to Go
away with the chance clothing club
scheme.
Notwithstanding the fact that Newport
News last summer spent $4,000 in new
school buildings, the city cannot accom-
modate all OF the children applying Tor
admission Daily children are turned
away who are anxious to enter.
2. H. Furlong. j. a. Carcapd, Dunkier
and Matson. and Basket and Bets, saloon
keepers. who have recently been convicted
of selling liquCr on Sunday, III violation
of The law, have been summoned to appear
before Judge Barhan, in the Corporation
Court Monday. TO show cause why thelr
licenses should not be revoked.
Mayor Moss to-day notified The heads OF
the city departments that hereafter they
must employ only residents OF the city on
municipal work. This means that num-
Der of city. employees not living in the
CITY will be discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15
as Erebus. are equally conspicuous by

as #EreDuS, are Stluf'iiy Sof'
their size and numbers
Virginia Polytechnic Institute has on
exhibition q herd of cattle when Wou.u
do credit to any agricultural school IN
tho country The fine herd of Herefords,
aYtretI by Mr.. S.W- Anderson, or dreeh-
brier. w. Va The short horns OF MAJOR
C,oyar. of Montgomery county, and MAJOR
Bentley. of Pu,aski. the polled angus cat
tie of Mr.. r. X Bell, of Pulaski. and the
Harefords of Mr. Haynes Morgan OF the
Mines Gap Stock Farm Srnytll county, are
worthy of special mention, while the par
of heavy draught horses exhibited by
Mr.. WV. George, of Saltville. are IN
doubtedly the finest in Virginia. Inc
cattle sale scheduled for to-day was post
poned until 10 A. NJ. "Wednesday. Ihere
are thirty race horses on the grounds
runners trotters and PAGERS, and the
races scheduled for the next three days
will be of so exciting and interesting
nature as to make the fair a memorable
OCCASION in the history OF SoutheWess
Virginia
Finnegan with his fakirs. the Roanoke
Machine Works Band of Twenty-Five
pieces, automobile races, aefootball game
between st. Adams and King College, to-
gether with many splendid horse races,
vii; crowd Wednesday=with eXcltemene
and pleasure. Thursdays programme wiz
be even more interesting.
The weather is glorious and great
crowds are expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-15
THE JAMES BEHAVED.
High Water, Bnt Social Life-Gay
Around scottSriIIe.

sCoTTSvILLE, Va. october 14.-(Spe-
cisi )-Rains during the last lew DAYS
have swollen the creeks but the James
has refrained This time from imposing
itself when it is not wanted.
At Alberene. on Friday, the 10Th, elghty-
one persons registered hesiGtS those VINO
registered on Saturday.
Mrs. Ora Smith, mother of Mrs. ROSS
Mallory, died at her home. near tiattcn,
on Saturday at G y. NJ, and was burleo
at 1880 A. N. on Sunday. She was a
sister of Mrs. Brown. of Eatton-
AIRS. Ialla BOYD expects q house parry
soon. Among the guests looked for are
I@ssrs. z. Sclater and PAT Boyd, VINO
viii come to hunt
Mr.. II. NJ. Roberts and Miss Ruth
Daniel visited Esrnont on Friday
Miss Lucie Powers. Mrs D. 7. Powers,
Mrs A. G. Bell, and Mr.. \. G. Bel, Jr''
left for Richmond Monday afternoon.
DIR. Ross of OREGON, visited FRIENDS IN
the neirhborhond this week.
Mr.. William BRIGGS is at home; 80
Mrs. j. G.. Hill and Mrs. Charles cor
don left for Richmond Monday. -.
Mr.. John Pitts is visiting his fanny
a Mr.. .. a. Langhorne was in town Mon
day. q,
Scottsville Tuesday =.
Tka Rev. Wilnner Gresham preacne9 ~
Christ church Sunday.