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The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
CHARGES ARE FALSE.
meIlVaIn Condemns Democratic Attacks
on Judges Law and Tappan.

McIlvaIn Condemns Democratic Attacks
on Judges Law and Tappsn.
Resolutions adopted by the recent
democratic convention contained the
following
at has been repeatedly charged in
the public press by members OF the
Republican party that the judiciary OF
our county has been tainted with dis
honesty and corruption, and no one
has been bold enough To refute or con-
tradict such statements and more OF
this import
Regarding this scurrillOus attack j.
Il. Mcllwain. in a communication 10
the Port Huron Daily Times says
This is a most serious charge, and
IL untrue ought 20 be severely con-
demned. The writer has never seen
such charge i'm the public press made
by anyone. that the judges OF this
county are tainted with dishonesty and
corruption.' | do not believe such a
charge ever was made until made by
the above resolution. The lawyers are
necessarily brought into close contact
with the circuit Judges, and / do not
believe there is a lawyer at the bar OF
this county who believes that either
Judge Law or Judge Tappan Is dishon.
est and corrupt. On the contrary, they
regard them as honest. conscientious
officers of the law Neither do i be-
lieve there is a reputable citizen who
believes it for moment.
"The charge is false and libelous and
the individual or party who repeats II
Is equally guilty with those who first
uttered IL. Ii IL ever before was uttered.
People should 90 slow In making or re-
peating a false accusation against a
fellow citizen but when such false ac-
cusation is an impeachment of the in.
tegrity of the judiciary, its evil effects
are more far.reaching than when made
against an individual.
The statement in these resolutions
that republicans in the public press
charge the judiciary with "DIsHoN.
EsTY AND CORRUPTION" is a wicked
and malicious falsehood. And TO fur.
ther characterize the insult aimed al
Judges Law and Tappan the democrat
| ic convention says "AND 80 ONE HAS
BEEN BOLD ENoUGH TO REFUTE Ol
| CONTRADICT sUCH STATEMENT
The democratic managers want the
electors 20 believe that the judges are
TAINTED WITH DISHONESTY AND COR
RUPTION," that no one can deny th'
charge.
But these iusinuations and Charge
are sure 60 fall Hat. Judges Law anC
Tappan have long lived in this commu
nifty aud all our citizens can yOuch
for their acknowledgements rs wei
as republicans. They were honest an'
upright as teachers IN the public
schools of the county: as commission
ers of schools, rs citizens and business
men. And as attorneys and counsel
ors-at-law they are both honored ant
trusted by all our people. and they hav
never betrayed the trust reposed II
them. and II is certain that these mel
who have always been honorable AM
conscientious in private and public liz
have not become tainted with dis
honesty and corruption within the fey
months of service on the bench OF thi
county The truth OF the matter
that both of them are performing thei
duties honorably aud well.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
M. &. Conference.

Following is a list OF Methodist Epis-
cOpal appointments made nc saginaw
last week for Port Huron district
Presiding elder, G. w Baldwin. a2i rlne
street. Port Huron; Adalr. James 4. karr; al
gOnac, Leonard Hazard; Almont. Attrel smith
Armada, A. w. Wilson. bad Axe. n. J.. Moon;
Ilrown city. Eugene Wager Capac, A. i. Healy
Cnrsnnyilie, !, g.. Gordon. clifford and Silver
wood, &. w Hubbard Croswell, j. :, West;
Davis. W. u. Weaver; DOwnlngton. ID. n. Camp
bell: Dryden. 5. :. Pollocki Forester. X. q. Cor
don; Harbor Beach, Androw Wood; INLAY
CITY A. M. Stlrton: Jeddo and State Road, II.
q. j. NacAulay: Leonard. r. A. Blake; Lexing.
ton, W. n. Davis; Marine City. w. j. Calm Mar
lette. George Durr. Marlette circuit. Is q. Moore
Melvin. T.. q. McAndrew Memphis, John Scott
Minden CITY. Alexander Bryans; MI Clemens,
W g. Hicks, New Haven aud Meade. Nathanial
Dlckey; North Branch, Reuben Crosby; Peck
Henry Nankeryls; Pinncbog. r. A. limerick
Port Austin. Frederick Coates; Port Hope,
Avery Iirugh; Port Huron, First church. a. D.
Leonard; GratlOt Park. Hartley Cansneld
Memorial and Marysvllle. J. W. Turner; Wash
inRton Avenue. W. r. Marvin; Port Sanilac
William Cridland. Richmond, waldron Geach
Romeo, w, w. Washburn; Ruby. ". J. stevens
"a. Harrison; Ubly, q. A. Tyler; Tale Thomas
DUR.
The following were ordslned; Prank A. Blake
Melvin: WaldrOn GeAch. Richmond; Guy v
Hoard Keweenaw; WIN. =. kishpaugh, Millers
burg; John fAmbrechL OnawAy; Charles A
LOnnes Ellington; kfnesf q. Lumsden, at school
samuel ,. Pollock New Haven: David =. shaw
nelicville; Alree smith. Almont. James y
/ Turner aud H. = MillcI.
bishop foss delivered his address 10 the can
didates before tho ordination services ~ete per
l formed.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
A aoY,s wILp Ride FOR LIFE.

With family around expecting him
To die, and a son riding for life, is
miles. TO get Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Cough, and Colds,
w. II. Brown, of Leesville, Ind, en-
dured deaths Agonies from asthma,
but this wonderful medicine gave in
slant relief and soon cured HIM. lie
writes" now sleep soundly every
night" Like marvellous cures OF
Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds and Grip prove its
matchless merit for all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles SOC
and SiO0. Trial bottles free at Grant
Holden's drug store.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
q New Society.

AT the meeting held at c. +. Wells
home in Yale last Friday evening the
following officers of the Order of the
American Boy we're elected
Captain-C. r. Wells
Vice.Cspt.-w. G.. Menerey
Secretary-L. j. Meuzies
Treasurer-H. NJ. Ferguson
Lbrarian-Irwin Cough
Sentinel-Clare Fuller
Regular meeting every "Wednesday
evening. The boys have n library OF
over forty books.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Mrs. Eliza Walker, wife of Samuel
Walker, died at her home near Riley
Centre on September 18th, 1902. at the
age of 6S years and three months. The
funeral occurred at the NJ. II. church
at that place OH Saturday, September
Goth, and was conducted by Rev. w. G..
llarger, OF Capac. lnterment at iooy-
er cemetery. Deceased was a sister OF
Mrs. VIM. Williams OF this place. a
loving husband and live children are
left 10 mourn the departure OF one
who was near and dear to them.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
DEATHS DOlNGS.

Died, in the township of Greenwood,
on Tuesday, September 10th, 1902,
Floyd, son OF Thomas and Maud Lett,
aged about three years. The parents
have the sympathy of the community
in their bereavement
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26

Don't fail 10 see the Great Majestic
Range bake biscuits In three minutes
next week at Rounds & NanCamp's.
pop't get left.
The Yale expositor., 1902-09-26
stops tho Cough
md Works oft tho ooId.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
cold IN one day. Grant Hslasa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
The Concert.

Only small audience, including
several from College, heard the
spanish Concert company at the
opera house last night. those who
we're not there missed the greatest
musical attraction since the appear
ance OF Divide Musin in this city
some years ago. Rocabruna's play
ing Of Musin's Mazourka was equal
70 the work Of that great master Of
the violin himself. Hardly less ge-
MUS and skill was displayed by Fer
rer with the violincellc and ROure
at the piono. Rocabrunas music
Is brilliant and inspiring or pathetic
and soulful, swaying his audiences
like the words OF a gifted orator,
and his work is as graceful as il is
otherwise iaultless. The yhree gem
tlemen are handsome young Span
iards mailing from Barcelona and
spear Spanish almost exclusively.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
JOnNSON.KERN

Ats o'clock last night at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. B. Kern, Miss Ola Kern aud Mr..
Samuel G.. Johnson were united la
marriage by Rev +. l.. Shettles in
the presence OF a large assemblage
Of relatives aud friends. The deco
rations were white and green. There
were no attendants, but four little
girls in white, Misses Louise Cald-
well. Ira Maud Camp, Monte Henry
and Pearl Kern, preceded the bridal
couple before the ceremony and
afterwards served the dainty refresh-
ments. The brides dress was OF
white grenadine over white silk and
She carried boquet of white roses.
Mr.. Johnson aud his bride were both
raised In Bryan and they have many
friends. who unite In wishing them
abundant happiness. They left last
night for Willis where Mr.. Johnson
has a position as a pharmacist.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
NOTICE, TRUCK GROWERS.

There will be called meeting Of
the Brazos County Truck Growers
Association, Saturday, April 18th,
3 D. m, at the court house at which
every member is requested to re-
port acreage Of truck planted and
condition Of crop. A full and cor
rect report IL earnestly solicited by
the secretary as 1t will aid him
materially in securing buyers and
selling.
II will be to the interest OF every
member to attend this meeting, but
those who cannot attend may send
or mail this report to the secretary
so as to reach him by or before the
day Of meeting. Also 10 place or.
ders for crates and boxes a. these
must be on hand when the crops
are ready TO move. 1t Is hoped
that every member will report
without fail j AID. Robinson,
McDuh Simpson, Pres.
Sec. aud Mgr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
Dansbv & Dansby
Phone ia
Phone ia

Glass clippers don't rust, easily
cleaned, loo at Coulter's. DIV
II. ). Taylor has the contract for
building "a five room cottage for Mrs.
j. r.. Ponder on the G. II. Wyse
property, which has been purchased
b. Mrs. Ponder.
For best stenographic aud type
writing work az most reasonable
rates call on w. j. Rowley, Manager
Postal Telegraph ciiice. lOJ
John NJ. Caldwell has superb
line Of cut glass aud solid silverware,
Just the thing for wedding pres
ents. 100
For Rent-Five room house, good
water and plenty OF room, cOnveu-
iently located Ga work. Apply TO Mrs.
AZ. y. Kcrnole. ii3
Room for rent or will board man
aud wife or two gentlemen, conven-
lent TO business. Apply at Eagle
office. si3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10

Nice oak " foot dining table for
sale, good as new. Apply at this Of.
flee. 40
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. W. A. Reed is visiting in
Wellborn.
Linen shoe strings o cts at Coul-
ter's. DIV
Ladies, ask 20 see my line Of lace
hosiery. W. J. Coulter. DIV
Rev. Chas. Kolin returned from
beaumont yesterday.
Bryan - the best town in the state
and my line Of flannel suits IL the
best In Bryan. w j. Coulter. DIV
Mrs. Isabella Herbert Of Anderson
Il the guest Of Mrs! Lucy King.
You will find the prottiest and
most appropriate wedding presents
at Caldwell's 100
q. ;. Parker left yesterday 10 at
tend the Lumbermen's convention at
Houston.
For Sale-Two cottages adjoining
my residence on the west side. APP
ply TO Mrs. r. 4. wooten. loo
Court has finally adjourned and
Judge j. c. Scott left for Franklin
yesterday.
LOST-A light, summer lap robe,
between my residence and Methodist
church. Finder call or phone 80 los
Mrs. &. NJ. Sandel aud Miss Rad
ford Of wellborn, were visitors to the
city yesterday.
Boys, knee pants Norfolk suits
newest thing OUT at Coulter's div
Architect Flanders, who drew the
plans for the new Methodist church,
Is Ia the city.
The Bryan and Allen Academy
boys will play ball on the Academy
grounds this afternoon at O'Clock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
SEARcY.

Searcy, Texas, April 6.-The
gardens look we'll.
Corn has most all been worked
out. There will be large corn
crop this year If 1t does we'll.
Cotton has been planted and
some Of it Is up.
Rev. Black was stricken with
paralysis at Cross last week.
There is considerable sickness
at this time.
w. L. Zulch is having phone
line put up from his store to Cross,
SO that part OF the country will be
connected with Bryan once more.
The Rogers phone line will be
put IN shape to connect with the
long distance as soon as they get
new phones.
Mrs. John Uzzel Of near Thorn.
ton, accompanied by her three
children, is visiting her father,
Joe Jacobs.
Linn Drake is i'll with pneumo.
MIA.
sheriff Berry passed through
Rogers Prairie with a patient Tor
the asylum and took the train at
Marquee. G.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
Stop Paying Rent.

You can buy home or farm with
out interest or cash, on the INSTALL
mcnt plan. CAV on the agent, Mrs.
Jennie nendrickson, al the, Tucker
House. llS
Lost--A knot shaped gold brooch,
Sunday afternoon between residence
OF A. ID. McConnico and the Chris
tian church. Reward for return to
this office. los
See the large line Of silverware at
John NJ. Caldwell's. A silver tea
service is just the thing for an ele-
giant present. 100
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
GEN. GORDON COMING.

Rev. J.. l.. shettles announces that
Gen. John b. Gordon of Atlanta, Ga.
will lecture at the opera house ia
Bryan under auspices Of the ladies
Of the Methodist church, Monday
evening, April p, for the benefit OF
the new church. II is expected that
reduced rates will be given on the
railroads. Aside from hIs posision
a. the head ofthe United Confederate
veterans, Gen. Gordon is one OF the
most distinguished orators in the
Unlted STATUS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
Confederate Reunion at Dallas.

For trains passing Bryan April 2ist
and for train passing Bryan April
END 2:i7 a. m, IL. Il q. G. will sell
round trip tickets TO Dallas, fare
$3.50. For other trains April p and
q will sell tickets TO Dallas and re-
turn, fare $40. All tickets for con-
tinuous passage each way. Final
limit Of tickets 10 leave Dallas not
later than April 18th 1902.
2lapr w. ;. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.

+ II Astin, Mumford; ; ; Dickey,
W p Herms, w Armstrong, Dallas /:
J NJ Carter, Waco; Jno A Phelan,
Chicago; | Black, c ) Kirk, Calves
ton; W Graves, IA ID Gholman, +
w Nelson, Houston; A j Buchanan.
City; G G Edwards, Tyler; Geo. II
Cunnih, Mrs Anna Caro-, New York;
James Downie, Austin.
TUCKER HOUSE.
w l. Williams, Houston; Spanish
Concert Co., barcelona, Spain; A J
Patton, n G. Roberts, Dallas; b
Randy, Chicago.
CENTRAL.
NJ A Clopton, Hearne; Herman
Berger, | & q y; J + Frisbey,
Hampstead.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
GEN. FITzaUGH LEE COMING.

Gen. Fitzhugh Lee will lecture at
the opera house in Bryan under the
Of Mr.. G. X. Estills class in
the Baptist sunday school, Friday
evening April Is, FOR the benefit Of
the pipe organ. Subject, ape and
War in the United States and Cuba. "
Gen. Lee will appear at only four
points in the state. He speaks from
personal experience and is brilliant
orator. His lecture will be both en-
tertaining and instructive.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
High Grade Coffee

only upon order. This coffee IL roasted. her
mecically scaled In air-tght canistsrs. and ship
ped-ail on the same day. II you want coffee
which shall make your mouth water for another
cup, Try oae pound Of Chase and Sanborn's High
Grade Conees Il viii Be- given you In an
Imported. air-ught, parchment lined bag. Try
Il once Sold only BY
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10
To Cure Malaria In Four o,v,.

Take ouinoria All druggists are an.
'hoFized to refund the money in any
SAse Of ehills. fever or malaria II faIs
cure. Price soc per package. n
Il. James, the leading druggist, Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10

WANfED-A young white girl or
woman for Homework and help care
Tor children, good home and good
wages paid. Apply TO Mrs. ID. 5.
II art. ttO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-10


The ladies Of the Shakespeare club
IN yesterday morning gave break
fast ut the pretty home OF Mrs. Harry
tsnrger In honor OF Miss Frances
Elln0r Parker, member Of the club,
whose marriage 10 Prof. y. >. Tilson
will take place Wednesday evening,
April 10. The hostess was assisted
In receiving By Mrs. T.. j. Fountain.
president u the club. The rooms
were vision Of lovellness In pink
and white. relieved by roses and
foliage. The freshness and beauty Of
The scene was only equaled by the
taste aud skill Of the arrangements.
The table, with snowy damask and
elegant service, was deliberately dee.
Grated, pink and white ribbons ex-
tending from the corners OF the table
10 the chandelier above the center
piece-an immense vase OF roses. In
front Of the seat OF honor was Ia
beautiful floral double heart pierced
with a golden arrow. Bunches Of
pansies-the club fiower-were pre-
sented 10 the ladies as souvenirs.
The dainty hand painted menu and
toast cards were also In the form OF
the pansy.
MENU.
Strawberries Ia Oriental
Boiled "1 nscs ssoa. po,,, tartar Sauce
Olives Radlshes Celery
Tomatoes en- Bellevue
bruiled Young Chicken on Toast
Breadsfioks
Jelly Asparagus Ia Lucullus
Lemon lee
CrOquettes
Neapoli'an crean -, Brides Cake
Roquefort Cheese Beaten biscuit
Mrs. Floy Dansby OBLIGATED with
graceful tact as tcastmistress, and
the responses to 10 the toasts given
below were bright and appropriate:
To the Bride-elect-Mrs. f. j..
Fountain.
Response-Miss Parker.
To the Bridegr0Om-elect-M SIS
Cole.
To the President Of the Club-Mlss
Coulter.
To the Maids-Alrs. A. j. Buchau-
an.
RespOnse-Miss Parks.
To the Matrons-Mrs. W. T.. Astin.
Response-Mrs. A. b. Carr Jr.
To the Hostess-Mrs. W. n. oliver
Response-Mrs. IA. A. Burger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
He QUIT WORK AND WENT
TO PREACHING.
Sudden Fancy of w. L. Martin, New
port News Machanic-says He
Has Bcen .Called.''

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. November O.
(Special)-NV L. Martin, mechanic en-
ployed on the cruiser Maryland. at the
snln--ard. threw down his tools at 10
o'clock this MOI ming. and. taking posi-
ton on pile Of material. began 10 preach,
Keeping it Up for nearly two hours be-
fore being discovered by Watchman Boat
wright who placed him under arrest. He
was cxar,ined by the Jail physician this
afternoon and released. as there were no
evidences of lunacy. He claims he was
called by God to preach. He first became
known through his announced candidacy
for the Council two years ago.
DR. Joseph l.. Soutl1all. State Superin-
tendent Of school, arrived here to-day
from Richmond. en- route to Isle of Wight.
where on Monday he will lead a public
educational rally.
A ROUGH VOYAGE
The ferry-boat Winthrop, from Boston
for Jacksonville. put in here for coal after
an exceedingly rough voyage down the
coast. Some repairs will ce necessary be-
fore the vessel can proc.ed
The Warren Brothers Ellurlirous Mac
cadam Company to-day finished. the last
square of paving it had to lay under
it's contract. and as soon as some little
repairs are completed, the company VIII
be paid in fs,ll. The Asphalt Block Com
Patrick Nolan, deserter from the
navy. was arrested here to-day and sent
to the navy-yard in custody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
SANTA CLAUS CLUB WILL
ORGANIZE THIS WEEK.
Benevolent Association viii Carry
Christmas Cheer to Many Desc
Late Homes on Eve of Festival.

The Church Hill Santa Claus Club
which provides Christmas cheer for the
poor and needy win meet for reorganiza-
ton at the home of Miss Julia Bickers
No. 4lo north Twenty-seventh street or
Tuesday night.
About this time last year number of
young ladies conceived the idea THAI the
formation OF sucli y club would result in
practical good and their purposes We're
put into successful execution. A Look
out Committee" was designated to ascer-
tam in a i"Girious manner the worthy
beneficiaries. a Solic.-.ng Committee was
also appointed and when Christmas came
there was a goodly amount of donations
cn hand and it was known just how
and where to distribute them.
On Christina s-Eve nigh, the member
ship of the club was divided into compa-
MICS ard laden with bundles, baskets, and
packages the sunshine makers executed
their happy mission IN their respective
districts The reunion. after e gifts had
been bestowed was 4 love feast and all
hearts were the tenderer for the noble
work.
The club is entirely non-sectarian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Managers of ret Stock Association
Are the Organizers.
PROSPECTS GOOD FOR SUCCESS
,1r. Brauer says the 1dcn. which is

The second annual show of the Virginia,
Pigeon, Poultry and Pet Stock Assocla-
ton, and the Virginia Bench Show Asso-
cia ton came to an end yesterday. IN the
number of entries and the character OF
birds and dogs exhibited the show has
has been a pronounced success. Manager
r. c. Brauer said last night that the
interest taken in the exhibition this year
guaranteed the success of the show Tor
the future.
The management will greatly enlarge
tho scope of the exhibition next year.
It is their intention at present to include
live stock other than fowls and dogs IN
future shows. This plan is in its mclp-
iency Just now, but there is little douoL
that next season will witness q display OF
hlooded stock in the way of horses, cat
tie. sheep, hogs, in additiorto the fowls
and dogs. Mr. Brauer would not give out
his plans In this line other than to say
that the move was on foot and Wou!o
almost certainly naterialize. 10 carry
out the idea it will be necessary to secure
extensive quarters for the exhibition OF
the stock. and during the coming year
plans to this end will be formulated.
The exhibitors were busy last night re-
moving the dogs, as the rules of the ken
mol clubs will not allow, the animals to
ne on exhibition more than four days.
The dogs seemed to relish the idea, ana
after their four days confinement IN
their narrow quarters they leaped with
10Y when their chains were untastened
and freedom secured.
The show has been a successful adVer-
t,soment OF the poultry business through
cut the State, and the benefit derived
from this source has been one or the
chief purposes OF the exhibition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
MARRIED AND TO BE MARRIED


Some Interesting Matrimonial News
from the County of Loudoun.
LEESBUEG, VA, November 29.-{Spc-
cial)-A marriage license was issued here
Wednesday, November 18th, to Mr.. Robert
L. Cunningham. of Fairfax county. and
Miss Tacy Halls of Loundoun county.
The ceremony vii! tate place ct Fairfax
Courthouse December I'd.
Mr. Garfield Harding and Miss Daisy
Alexarder. of Loudoun county, were mar
ried at RYAN, in this county. on NoVem-
Der 26tll
Mr.. William n. Peacock and Miss Laura
E. George. both of this county. and we'll
known, were quietly married Thanks
eivinC-Day by Rev. Syd. Ferguson, Of
Leesburg, at u o'clock A NJ
Another interesting marriage was that
Of Mr. Clarence Houser and Miss Geor-
CLARA Hay. both of Ashhurn, on Thurs
day. November 18th. Many guests were
present, and elegant presents were re-
ceived
On Wednesday, November 25tn, at Wa
terford, Va Rev. E. L. Wilson united
in marriage Mr. Samuel e. Cover. of
North Carolina and Miss Villa Bcaus, of
Waterford They will reside at Ashland.
n. C
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newton gave very
pretty reception on Thursday night at
their home in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Newton who were married at
Rockville, Md. on Wednesday. November
2htf