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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-25
Drs. Cook & Wick,
The Eminent and Successful
Specialists of Chronic Diseases,

consult
the
delay They transient
forever;
which will be treating
Chronic Diseases, only.
wei
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A rope often gets tight because that
is the way it is taut.
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Every man knows that crank is
some other fellow.
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They Cure All.
GURADLE
CHRONIC
DISEASES
or will tell you what
TO do to ibe.lcurcd.

piles. Fistula
Fissures,
Hernia tRupture). ~
liberated reotum,
Chronic Ulcers,
Skin Cancers,
Warts, Moles,
Varicocele,
Hydrococelei
Cured without an
operation and with
out pain.
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The man who is willing to help you
is usually unable to help himself
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The Charter Oak cooking stove is
today the most popular stove in Amer
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Ladies' Tailor Made Suits.

One lot of 7 Ladies' Flannel
Suits, Silk lined Eton jacket, in
sizes 80, "a and 3S. worth Sc, will
be closed out at So 90
One lot of 5 Ladies' Suits, in
gray flannel, regular price 81 so,
will be closed out at So rs
One lot of 81 Ladies' Suits in
blue, black and gray Venetian
Covert and Broadcloth, Silk or
Satin lined Jackets, sizes 32, "a,
36 and So, and worth regular $40,
will be closed at $5 90
One lot of IA Ladies Suits, in
Brosdcloth and Etamine, blue,
black, red and brown mixtures,
Silk lined Eton or Blouse Jackets,
sizes 80 to 40, were Sl2, will be
closed out at Sc 90
The lines in better grades are SO
numerous, though representing
only one to three suits of a kind,
that we cannot give them space.
In these lots you will find the sea-
sons most exclusive styles in all
of the late popular weaves and
modes at saving of from 35 to 80
per cent. on regular prices.
During this sale there will
be no alterations made.
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Don't Fail to Consult Them.

1t will cost you nothing least They
tell what TO do TO get relief
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the
the ordna o
oas Ia
eiradylc alonea and will
yby
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Knit Goods.

80 styles in Zephyr and Ice Wool
Fascinators and Shawls, 4 so aud
down to 35c.
The new Umbrella Shawls in
pink, blue and white, SO and down
TO 81.
Ladies' Golf Gloves. all colors
very nobby, Soc and 35c.
Blankets and Comforts.
Fine, white, all wool blankets.
10 and Ia, full weight, bound
with Taffeta Silk ribbon, fancy
borders, 81 so and down to SO SO
Best grades all wool Red Blank.
cts, 10 and IL 4, nicely finished
So and down to 81 rs
GRAY half wool blankets, large
size, 81 so
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Spot Cash..
They Cure A. Q
FEMALE
IRREGULARITIES

whites,
Painful Menstration
Backaches.
Headaches,
Dyspepsia,
Neuralgia,
Rheumatism,
Many other disease
OF Ear, Nose an
Throat are cured a
home.
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Lace Curtains, full size, So and
down to 65 cents.
No SOB full size extra quality
white quilt, worth regular 81 so,
will be 81
We carry very complete line of
white and colored quilts at So and
down to 80 cents.
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Misses Wraps.

We have many new things in
this line to show you in full and
three quarter length Automobiles
in blue red and tan Kersey, plain
or trimmed in braid, pan velvet or
button, sizes 6 to IA at 81 so Sc
SIS and 81
Misses Norfolk Jackets in fan
mel or broadcloth, led, blue and
brown, plain or fancy, sizes 2 to
IA years, SO so SO SO so and
down to 81 90
Misses Refers in blue and red
Kersey, trimmed with gilt braid
and buttons, sizes 4 to IA years SO
Children's and Infants Wraps,
in Astrachan, Eiderdown and
Whipcord in blue, red, pink and
white. sizes / to 5 years, 81 So so
SO so and down to rs cents.
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CATARRH OF stomach
and bowels;
Il & Y e M A and all
Blood and Skin dis
eases treated sue
cessfully.
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Very Low Railroad Rates!

South McAlester Citizens have arranged to en-
tertain excursonists and grand time is anticipated
The ELKS of South McAlester have extended an
invitation to the Ardmore Elks to visit their New
Home which is the finest in the West
ELKS making arrangements for a very nice
Entertainment for the visiting Els and their families
THE ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM-Choctaw Ok.
lahoma & Gulf Railway, have made necessary arrange
ments for plenty of coaches to handle the business
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House Furnishings.

10 STYLES in Silk and Illumi Por.
tiers, 81 so So and SIS
% styles beautiful grades in
Tapestry Portiers, $5 down to 50
The best grades regular Tapes
try Cloth, by the yard 80 cents
and down to 40 cents.
A full line of upholsterings,
braids, gimps, fringes and cords.
Nottingham and Brussels Cur
tains, So aud down to 81
Pretty quality ruffle border net
Curtains. So so and down to So
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WILLIAMS, coRHN 6 co.
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Baby Hoods and Caps.

70 Styles IN Infants SIR Caps
in white, pink, blue and red, nice
ly trimmed in lace and embroider-
ed. 81 so. $1.25 down to 25c.
10 styles Babies Zephyr and Ice
Wool Hoods, all colors, 81 so
down to 25c
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Ladies' Wraps.

The daily arrival of the new ere.
ations in wraps keeps this depart.
ment the center of attraction for
ladies'.
This week we are showing IL
new styles in the popular Monte
Carlos in Black Silk, Blue, Red, =,
Black, Tan aud Brown Kersey
made with the new combination
front, and loose coat fitting backs
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weeks offerings will consist the most seaonabe desirable goods
found which the
slight has made to offer unparalleled
much Coffee
Style To make in the shortest possible time will
of to per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
MIR, MEEM' S.EYES
Will RECOVER.
Confederate Memorial Associa
ton to Celebrate the Bat
tie Of Lynchburg.
fsnec,s1 pIspatch to The Times.)

LYNCHBURG. VA, April PIT has
beer learned here by friends and rela-
tives of Mr.. Lawrence Meem, that he viii,
in all probability. regain the entire use OF
his eyes. While out hunting last year,
MI. Meem was shot in the left eye by
a companion, and at first it was thought
that he would not only lose the injured
member, but that the other eye would
eventually become involved His doctor
now holds out the hope that he will en-
joy the complete recovery.
Major Elicit Cabell. who has been with
the United States Army for several years
ana served for some time in the Philip
pines, has returned to Lynchburg, and will
resume the practice Of law.
The Lynchburg Confederate Memorial
Association has decided to unite with Gar
1and-Rodes Camp, Confederate Veterans,
in the celebration Of the anniversary of
the Battle of Lynchburg, on June 18th.
This celebration will take the place Of the
observance of Memorial Day, which is
usually on May 10th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
DURHAM STREET CARS.
Expect to Have Them Running in Few
Weeks-Mrs. Walkers Death.
n,.,o+ch RI The Time.

Especial Dispatch to The Time..)
DURHAM, N. c., April 22-The Dur
ham Traction Company yesterday re-
elected the old officers: R. H. Wright.
president; J. S. Carr, vice-president; j.
S. Manning, secretary and treasurer. The
Board Of Directors, all Of whom were
present, consists Of r. Fl. Wright, ]. S.
Carr, H. A Foushee. J. S. Manning, of
Durham ana Samuel REGISTER, of Rich
nond. W. w. S. Butler was made general
manager and has taken charge of the
work. The company was reported In
good condition, and it was given out that
the street cars would be running by May
the 10th.
The remains of the late Mrs. Alexander
Walker were laid away in the city Gene
terry yesterday The funeral services were
conducted by Reys. W. c. Norman, F.
II. Wood and Dr. e. A. Yates. Deceased
was the wife of Rev. Alexander Walker,
aged seventy-nine, and left four sons and
four daughters: Messrs. James w. and
John B. Walker, Of Durham; R. P. Walk
e-. Of Asheville, and NJ A. Walker, of
Cuba; Mrs. r. C.. Burton, Mrs. j. w.
Goodson. Mrs. T. J. Cozart and Mrs. j..
T. PinniX. Her sons and so1s-in-law at
tended the obsequies and acted as pail
bearers, in accordance with family GUS
TOM
There were small sales Of tobacco at
two of the warehouses to-day. Prices
ranged well up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
KING GEORGE COUNTY.
The Rappahannock District Meeting To
Work Roads by Contract
Especial Disputch to The Tmes.l

Especial Disputch to The Times.l
KING GEORGE, VA, April 22.-Rev.
J. H Amiss, presiding elder Of Kappa
hammock District, held his second quar-
terly conference Of King George Circuit
at Grace Church Saturday and Sunday.
Each church on the charge was represent
ed by official members, and the collec-
tons were up to the average. Delegates
were elected to the coming district con-
ference as follows: Iessrs. e. D. Brown,
John T. Minor G. H Grigsby; alternates,
f. E. Ouohundro, Julien H. Pratt and
Ernest L. Payne. The next quarterly con-
ference Of this charge will be held at
Fletcher's Chapel. Rev. Mr.. Anlss
preached earnest sermons to very atten-
tive hearers, both on Saturday and Sun
day. Holy communion was administered
after the sermon yesterday.
The vestries Of St. John and Emmanuel
P. E. Churches, at a recent meeting"
elected Mr.. Allen Smith as delegate to the
council of the P. E. Church. to be held
in Fredericksburg the 21st of May. Mr.
George Turner, Jr., was elected alter
nate.
& The King George Board Of Supervisors
held q, special meeting last week for the
purpose of advertising for bids to work
the public roads of this county by con-
tract The board also discussed the ques-
tion of buying modern road machines.
A barge is being loaded with railroad
ties at Chatterton, on the Potomac, for
Major W. S. Embry, of Fredericksburg.
A number of the public schools OF king
George closed last week with appropriate
exercises. others will close this week,
after terms of six and a half months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
VIRGINIA FARMERS
ARE PROGRESSIVE
Evidences Of Improvement and
Advanced Ideas in Farming.
Fine Stock, Etc.
Especial Dispatch to The rsmes.l

tSpPCiAl 4IlSpdtCu ~ LIE i@ueS.
CARTERSVILLE, VA, April 22.-The
high prices of farm produce, which have
prevailed for the past several months.
have acted as quite stimulus to the
farmers. In this and adjoining counties
is noticed more activity among them
than there has been for several years.
There is noticeable Improvement in the
way Of clearing up land, building good
fences and better class of farm build
ings. Some of the most encouraging points
are that many of our people are In the
market for well bred live stock, more inn
proved farming implements, and that
they are sowing much more land to grass
than al any time In the past.
One young man who recently establish
ed an agency here for the sale Of farm
ing implements, has already sold this
season a car load of harvesting machin-
cry and is making up an order for more.
One farmer in this section reports net
profit of fifteen hundred dollars from his
last years work And this was on an
investment Of about seven hundred dol
lars in land, live stock and implements.
A number Of our farmers who held
their corn through the winter with the
expectation of getting one dollar per
bushel are now hunting for buyers and
offering to take seventy-five cents. Good
horses are scarce and high. FARM Ia
borerS are very scarce.
A great deal Of favorable comment Is
heard all over the country in regard
to the dog law recently enacted by the
Legislature, but there was great disap-
pointment over the failure to pass a law
for the improvement of our roads. 1t
is hoped that those in favor Of this good
move will keep everlastingly at it until
something is accomplished. Surely no
better investment could be made than
money judiciously spent on the public
roads.
There is to be mighty effort made
on the part of the village people in the
next few days to prevent, the reissue Of
liquor licenses for this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
ELEGANT COUNTRY WEDDING.
Concord Church, in Brunswick, Scene
of a Fine Gathering.
fcnoci,l Dispa tch tn The TiUes.)

M'KENNEY, VA. April CA brilliant
wedding was held at Concord Churcn, IN
Brunswick county. at s O'Clock this even
Ing. The contracting parties were Mr.
Willie White, son of Captain Joseph
White. of Harper's Home, and Miss Hat
I've g. Jones, daughter of Mr.. James
Jones, of the same place. Both youi.s
people are extremely popular and large
crowd assembled to witness the nup-
tials.
The church was beautifully decorated
with evergreens and the wedding party
made a beautiful picture. Mrs. Leonard
Elmore presided at the organ as they en-
tered the church. The attendants were
Misses Lucy and Annie White. Lillian
and Bessie Harrison. Lottie Connolly,
Emma and Alice Pope, Iona Whitmore
Mary Barnett Jones and Kate Baird
They were dressed alternately In pink
and white orGandy. The gentlemen were
Messrs John Rives, Sam Harrison, Bur
tbs Harrison, Claiborne Pope, Lem. Con-
nelly, James Jones, Jr., Eugene WHITE,
Kennedy Powell and Almonte Wells
Messrs. Watson Stuart, Charlie Gee Aei-
mer, Watson Doyle and Spencer Har-
dy.
The bride. beautifully attired In white
organdy, entered the church with her
maid of honor, Miss Lizzie T. Jones,
while the gron, with his best man, MIR.
S. G. White, came up the opposite aisle.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
4. T. Jones, D. D.
After the ceremony a reception was
given the bridal party at the home OF
the groom The refreshments recalled
the palmy days of Virginia and the
young people INDUCED in dancing until
a late hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
THE BLACK Peril
IN PORTSMOUTH
Miss Bessie Myers Identifies
George Banks as Her
AssaiIant.
Assailant.
fspccial Dispatch to The Times.)

NORFOLK. VA. April 22--Miss Bessis
Myers, fifteen years old, whom a negro
attempted to assault last Saturday al
Berkeley, to-day identified as her assam
liant George Banks, colored. She said sha
saw Banks after his arrest Sunday ana
recognized him. but refrained from re-
yeaIins her knowledge because she oia
not want her father to Kill him. winch
he had threatened to do should she lden-
tify him as her assailant.
She said she did not want to inVoisd
her father in trouble. Banks was heia
for the grand jury by Trial Justice Roach
Sallie Pointer, colored, nineteen years
old and of good character, Informed ths
BerlSIey police to-day that she was cri''ii-
nally assaulted ulast night by Solomon
Austin, colored. Bloodhounds TOOK a tsait
at the point where the alleged ASSAULT
took place and followed 1t TO a housa
where three coIored men Weie. Inc
a,thorities. somewhat skeptical of ina
truth of the girl, and unable to definite
" accuse any one OF the three, made u"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
HOT POLITICS in
NEWPORT news.
Criminal Action Brought in Civil
Case Against Member Of the
City Democratic Committee.
Especial Dispatch to The Time!

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. April "a.
E. Etzler, member of the City Demo-
cratic Committee. was arrested to-day on
a warrant charging him with grand lar
ceny. and bailed in the sum of $500 The
warrant will be withdrawn tomorrow,
however, as the proceeding. admittedly,
should have been civil, relating to the
purchase Of horse and default in the
payment of a note, which had been part
~ reduced.
Owing to the bitter political fight going
on in the city, eliminating IN the primary
tomorrow. and the claim that the arrest
was q political move, the affair created
a Zig sensation.
Frederick Palmer and George helms
Wise, nominated last night by the Re-
ruhl;oans for clerk of the courts and
commemorative attorney, refuse to make
the race.
The nominations were without their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
TROOPS FROM CUBA
Arrive in Good Shape and Travel In
STYLE to Chickamauga.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.l

(Spec!nl Dispatch to The Times. -
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, April 2S2,--Ihe
steamer. Moro Castle arrived this NOM
inr at 9 o'clock from Havana with troops
A and B. of the First Squadron, Seventh
u. S. Cavalry, and one company of field
artillery, all In command of Captain w.
A. Mercer. They were disembarked and
by 1870 were on a special train of eight
sleepers and a baggage car. bound for
chic4amanga Park, Ga.
A train of forty box cars left later In.
the afternoon with baggage and equip
ment. The steamer left Havana Sat.
urday and had a fine trip up the coast.
bringing the men here in splendid shape.
Among the hundred and fifty passengers,
who will be taken on to New York is
Countess Snsini There are also coupe
of American bicyclists. who were stranded
in Cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
THE COOKS OF FRANCE.
Loubet Says They Are One of the
National GIories of the Republic.
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS, April ply a happy little
speech at the Culinery Show, which he
attended Saturday, President Loubet has
vastly added to his popularity. Address.
ing the assembled cooks, the President
ries of France could be considered COM
plete unless it recognized the influence
.exerted over the national destinies by
the national supremacy in the cullnery
art
France" said the President, rs IA
nous the world over for her literature,
her arts and her cookery. Thanks to its
cooking plebians like you and me are
crowned heads at our table and the most
illustrious princess come from far distant
countries, attracted equally by the Sc
auctions of our capital and the culinery
charms they are sure 20 find Continue
to cook we'll, attend well to your sauces
and devote thereto all your talent and
they will heap honor upon you and re-
dound to the national prosperity"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
VIRGINIA VERlTlES.
The Southern Railway to Build Another
Depot on New Location.
f,pecial Dispatch to The Times.)

yIRGILINA, VA, April eft is stated
that the depot here will be moved from
IT'S present site, and a much larger and
more convenient building erected by the
Southern Railway for the accommodation
of its business at a point about 800 yards
west of the present station building
The change of location is made on ac-
count of the heavy grade at the point
on which trains now have to stop.
A party of Virgilinians have Just re-
turned from Charleston, where they took
in the Exposition. The party consisted OF
Sergeant J. S. Rogers. Messrs. Rom
Chandler. Tom Chandler. Charlie Pooi.
Charlie Wilborn and Jimmie Wilborn-
The boys say they had a splendid time.
All came back in the charge of Sergeant
Rogers. who says, however. that they
were not under arrest.
Miss Carrie Gillian. of Southampton
county. is visiting her sister. Mrs f. u.
Drewry.
Rev. f. H Powell. pastor of the Meth
odist Church, will commence a revival
meeting there next week. Mr. Powell has
recently come to this charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23

tenant John J. Lipop, formerly OF this
city, and now in the regular army. One
Hundred and Fifteenth Coast Artillery
stationed at San Diego. California:
ITO be captain by brevet: t'rst-Lleu-
tenant John J. Lipop, Thirty-third United
States volunteers, for distinguished gal
lantry in action at Vigan. Luzon, T. L.
December 4. 1889, and Malitcong, Luzoh'
p. T. Nav 10. 1900, to rank from Decem-
Der 4. 1882
Captain I.ipop has been repeatedly men
toned in dispatches for gallantry in ac-
ton and we'll merits this latest honor
received
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
FINE BARN BURNED.
The Owner Frustrated by the Shock
Believed to Be IncendiarY.

fSrecial Dispatch to The Times)
LEESBURG, VA, April 22--The large
barn. including the surrounding build
ings with, COW sheds. silo and all their
contents. belonging to Mr. c. G. MERCER.
was burned to the ground last night on
his estate near Hamilton. MI MERCER
is one of Loudouns most prosperous
farmers and dairymen. and his barn was
one OF the largest and best-equlpped IN
the county Mr. MERCER, who was aroused
in time to see the collapse OF ms bulld,
inss. was overcome at the siSnt. anu
now lies at home in Il orillcsti eo,isiiti .
suffering from an attack Win MS - ilea.: :.
,rhe. loss is partially covered by in
s,1rance The origin of the fire is thought
to be incendiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
Z tDcuzd not hore been zDitho,It Wins
Of Cardni for dny money!

THESE words are as sincere as
4 the statement shealth is bet
/ ter than wealth Those who
IL have always had health are
liable to underrate the value Of this
great blessing, but q little illness brings
them to the renlizasion OF tie fact that
life itself without health. is worth little:
It's human nature to neglect the health
until suffering sounds the warning that
the body needs relief. Thousands OF
women have been brought to the con-
seriousness that they were sufferers and
needed medical attention. Irregular
menstruation las been allowed to run
on until the system has become so run
down that there is hardly anything to
build on. Falling Of the womb, leu
corrhna and painful menstruations have
fairly driven the sufferer to q physician.
After months Of treatment the patient
fails tc improve. She is beginning to
appreciate health. Then Wine of Cardul
is brought to her attention. The
menses are regulated and the Other;
maladies arc cured as a natural result.
Health comes again with all its delight
full buoyarcy. Then the patient never
tires telling Of the success of Wine OF
Cardui. This is an old, old story
which you'd fit thousands of cases.
Miss Marie johnson, No. 1873 Broad
way, Grand RSpids, Mich, is a great
fa7orite among her associates and is
active in the social life of the city in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
YORK COUNTY COURT.
Henry Walker Sentenced for an Attack
on a White Boy.
o,,, Disnatch to TIE Times

fSnacfnl DISPATCH TO TIE ilnI's.J
YORKTOWCS, VA, April 22-HenrS
walker (colored), who was indicted Tor
feloniouslv assaulting a little white boy
named Mills, was found guilty OF as
sault in York County Court YESTERDAY
and given six months in Jail ana nhed
500. There were no other cases Oh iii-
portance. Judge Sidney smith psesice'';
"a An,onr the lawyers here were: n. L..
uanIav and B. D. Peachy, of Williams
hnre. T. III. Edwards. of West Point
II. Evans, Magruder, and Charles
co,r,el, and J. N Stubs. of Gloucester.
Mrs Henry Howard and her daughter.
nice carrie. of Newport News. are Wis
ting Mrs. Towards parents. Colonel ana
Mrs. Henry Stryken.
Mr.. John Cruikshank, OF Pennsylvanla.
Is visiting his uncle. Mr.. John Cruikshank'
OF this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-23
GooCHLAND FOR PROCLAIM'G
Munroe Thurston Placed on Trial for
Murder.

GOOCHLAND. VA. April 22.-Gooch-
land County Court convened yesterday.
A number of liquor licenses were granted,
and the court sat to-day for the trial OF
Lee Green and Munroe Thurston for the
killing of Leroy Hobson last January at
Penberton. Mr.. Sadler, Of PoWhatan
Courthouse, has been employed to assist
D. II. Leake in the prosecution. On ac-
count of his {NIr. Sadler) being late in
arranging to-day. the case of Lee Green
was continued to the next term of the
court, and he was released on bail IN the
amount Of $500 for his appearance.
Munroe Thurston was indicted by the
grand jury and placed on trial. Ihere
are MANY witnesses, and the trial will
consume the balance Of to-day and prob
ably tomorrow.
I have talked to-day with number OF
voters, and the general tone is for pro-
claiming the Constitution.