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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31
PRITCHARD AT BURLINGTON.
He Keeps up tbs Lick for Protection of Mica
Lumber and kics
(special to Now and observer.l


Burlington, N. c.. Oct, 30.-Hon. j. c.
Pritchard spoke in the warehouse here
tonight to an audience of about one
thousand people. The crowd was about
evenly divided between Republicans and
Democrats, and many ladies graced the
occasion with their presence. The
speaker was introduced by Rev. D. A.
Long. The speaker started out by say
ing that he would not abuse any man or
party, but would discuss national issues.
He reviewed the conditions existing dur
ing the panic of ninety shrdlu shrdluta
ing the panic of 1898 and 1894, and speak
ing of the sinking of the gold reserve,
and devoted the remainder of his speech
to protection to mica, lumber, rice, etc.
More mica and lumber than anything
else. At the conclusion of his speech he
was presented with a handsome bouquet
by several ladies. who went upon the
speakers stand and delivered them. The
speech was listened to attentively, and
in force of argument was the best the
Republicans have had.
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TO-DAY'S EVENTS.

+ s a. m.-The Last Day of the
\ Fair begins with Open Gates.
:. 10 a. m.-Gun Club Shoots Final
\ Day begins. State Championship
!. Shoot
X II a. m.-Grand Procession of
= Marshals and Fair Officials to Fair
4 Grounds.
< II m.-Gentlemen's Buggy Race.
X Prominent gentlemen have entered,
= and it will be exciting.
\ IL m.-Single Balance Act and
!. free Trapeze Performance.
!. 1890 p. m.-Grand Parade of Live
X Stock around the race track
X p. m.-First Race. Trotting.
:. 1870 p. m.5Slack Wire Perform
\ ance
X 2 p. m.-second Race. Trotting.
\ 2:9O p. m.-FootbaH Contest be-
< tween Guiiford College and the
= A. and NJ. College Elevens. 1t will
y be great.
X p. m.-Daring High Dive Act.
:. $3.50 p. m.-Third Race Running.
= 4.p. m.-Great Balloon Ascension.
< All Day. The Last Day of the
:. Great State Fair. The Exhibits,
X Midway and Attractions all the Day.
x AT NIGHT.
y $3.50 p. m.-Chris and Lena,
y splendid performance at the Acade-
\ my of Music. High class Vaudeville
= at the Monumental
\ 10 p. m.-The Grand Marshal's
= Ball at Capital Club Entrance by
x card
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The Great State Fair is Now Drawiog to
a Close.
RECORD BREAKING CROWD HERE YESTERDAY

track, in all the amusement tents, in the
exhibition halls, about the stock and
cattle display. The people We're every
whree and all the attractions did land
office business. Nothing like it has ever
been known in the history of the Fair.
1t was a ceaseless museum of voices
in jest and bararadge, with the gay rip
pie of laughter and the shout of joy,
punctuated by the shrill cries of the
peddlers of ''come back balls, confetti,
pictures, walking sticks, the speelers of
the fortune teller, the snake-eaters, the
freaks, the illusions and delusion and
the splendid line OF amusements furnish
ed by the Layton Carnival Company
that only made way for the tingle of the
raing bell and the lively music of the
band.
The exhibits received more attention
yesterday. These and the splendid firm
and Individual displays We're worthy of
the great Fair of 100, and the praise
bestowed by all the visitors is the
strongest proof of this that can be offer
ed. They make the jury. ut is great"
is the verdict and the judges approve.
THE RACING YESTERDAY.
Yesterday the racing was spirited and
was enjoyed by a great crowd that filled
the grand stand and was a mass along
side the track.
There were four contests, and the many
heats were made in fine form, while the
crowds cheered. This racing has been
a splendid and exciting feature of the
Fair and with track in fine condition
the records have been speedy.
The results of the races yesterday are
as follows:
RESULT OF FIRST RACE.-Class
2:1S. trotting. Purse, $500
Delbar, b. g., 1, 1, /; Trib Gentry, b. g.,
4, 4, 3; Petronel, ch M, 2, 3, g.
Time: 2:231z, 2;231S, 2:23A.
RESULT OF SECOND RACE-spe-
ciaf race. pacing
Effie Powers. S. m. L. A Gray, l. /,
/; Gipsey Red, b. m. (Clipinger), 2, q 2.
Time: 2:16, 2:13%, 2:14%.
RESULT OF THIRD RACE-Class
2:25, passing, Purse, $500
Little Bell. b m Oyer, 1, 1, 1; j. S.,
b. g. (Hardin), 2, 2, 3; Edith Fanille, b.
m. (SteeD, g. 8. 2.
Time: 2:231a, 2:241a, 2:23A.
RESULT OF FOURTH RACE-Run-
ming race, 1 mile . in 8. Purse, $1O0-
Postmaster Bailey. b.. g. Geach), l. /;
Lockwood, b. g. Gates, 2, 2; Mark
Hanna, b. g (Emory), 8, 3.
Time: 147, 1.51A.
THE TRAP SHOOTING
In the trap shooting yesterday the
weather was more favorable to good
scores and the shooting was witnessed
by thousands of visitors. Two sets of
traps were used to accommodate the
thirty or more contestants who took part
The trade representatives We're H. P.
Collins, ohm Avery, Ben EickJ, e. H.
Starr, Chas. Nuchels, l.. D. Thomas
High score was made by e. H. Starr.
j. D. Carrier was second, j. l. Johnson
Raleigh man, shot a strong race and
finished third. The general average for
the two days was won by f. H. Starr
Today the State championship will be
decided. This is open only to residents
Of North Carolina and promises to be a
most interesting contest
The record of yesterdays shoot, in
which there We're ten events and the
prizes aggregating $119. the score was as
follows, the handicaps being in yards:
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Gobs of Sill nee Greet Holton.
(sposial to Newg and obgerver.l

Shelby, N. c., Oct. 30.-Thirty white
Republicans and about eighteen negroes
rallied in the court here today to hear
District Attorney Holtons speech He
spoke for about forty-fve minutes on the
extravaganza of the Democrats and not
receiving single round of applause he
retired from the stand.
The largest registration IN the history
of the county is this year the number
registered being $500, only 16 of which
number are negroes.
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A REPUBLICAN BRIBE
Afidavits Say Lee Said he was
offered Money TO Run
for Sheriff.
Especial to News and observer.)

Asheville, N. c., Oct 3O-According to
statements that have been made, the
Republicans are paying a Democrat to
run on the Citizens - ticket Two men,
J. F. Paris and w. A. Luther of Leices-
ter, Buncombe county, have made affi-
dayit to the effect that William Lee.
who is running for sheriff on the "Citi-
zens ticket stated to them in the
presence of others that he was offered
five hundred dollars to run for this
office.
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The Bancroft Joins the Fleet.
(By the Associated Press.)

Newport News, Va, Oct. SO.-The Uni
ted States gunboat Bancroft arrived to-
DAY from Boston to join the small feet
If warships in Hampton Roads. The Ban
croft will remain in the Roads several
lt US awaiting the arrival Of the Detroit
and other vessels ordered here. The
government tug Peoria and the monitor
Puritan are lying outside the Capes. The
training ship Prairie will Joint the fleet
tomorrow morning. The warships will
proceed South about the middle of No
vembcr.
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Site for Federal Building.
lBv the Associated Press.l

Washington, D. c., Oct. 30.-The secre-
tary of the Treasury has selected as a
site the Federal building at Natchitoches,
Louisiana, the property on the north
east corner of Third and st. Denis
streets Price 5000.
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Bryan Completes His Tour.
(Ry Associated Press }

Denver. Colo. Oct. 29-William ].
Bryan today completed his Colorado trip,
during which he delivered more than
twenty speeches, and left for his home.
Today he spoke twice in the Coliseum
Hall at noon and in the Broadway
Theatre in the afternoon. Both audito-
RUINS We're filled to their capacity. Mr..
Bryan was the guest here of United
States Senator Patterson.
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The very Rev. VIM. H. Frenantle
Dean of Ripon, England, addressing a
meeting of the Churchmens Union on
the subject of natural Christianity
created a sensation by suggesting that
the idea of the immaculate conception
should be left out of account because
except in st. Matthew and St. Luke the
virginia. birth of Christ is not mention
cd in the Testament
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RACES TO-DAY.

4 Glass 2:28. Trotting. Purse $3.50
X The Race begins at one o'clock
\ and the entries are:
4 Handy H. Cd. b. g., H. H. Har-
= rison.
\ Albert NJ. O.. g., Geo. F. Dyer =
= Empire w. (r. h., L. A. Hadley.
= Fred CD. g.). Geo. NJ. Harden.
X THE SPECIAL BUGGY RACE will
\ be called at II o'clock, and all the :
= gentlemen who are to drive are ex-
= pected to be on time.
= SATURDAY GOOD BYE.
;. ,
= The Day of Breaking Up. A
= visit to the Fair Grounds to see this
= is interesting and there will be fun.
= REMEMBER THE STATE FAIR IN
y RALEIGH NEXT YEAR.
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The Exhibition Halls Were
Crowded With Delighted
People all Day.
ENIHU slASM IN A SOLID MASS ON MIDWAY

Today the Great Foot Ball Game, The Races,
the Amusemen.s, the Crowds, the Gun Shoots
ers, the Old Friends and the New, Will all
Make a Grand Program 10 be Closed With
Marsha's' Ball Tonight.
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On the Gridiron.

(By the Associated Press.)
Columbia, s. c., Oct 30.-South Caro-
lima College, y; Clemson College, 6.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

1t is easier for the average woman to
make up her face than her mind
OF course. brains eount-bqt they fre-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-31

Even in a thorny path a man may
avoid stepping on all the thorns
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-12
A Heavy Rainfall.

Rain started to fall in this city and
very generally in all parts OF the valley
proper at about IL o'clock yesterday
morning and kept it up intermittently
all the day and portion Of Last night.
One OF the heaviest showers o. the
day occurred just at sundown.
From general appearances it must
have rained very heavily on the hills
about the city From the appearance OF
the sky this afternoon we will obtain
more moisture before it finally clears up.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-12
Palisade vs.. Fruita.

Palisade and Fruita crossed bats
yesterday, with the result that Fruits
was taken Into camp by the Palisade
nine by the handsome score Of 10 to s..
Fruita 1t is said has been doing some
tall amount of bowling over it's ability
to play ball and yesterday they had it
demonstrated to them that they couldn't
play ball just little bit.
Quite large number OF people went
from here to witness the game. The
Palisade team is correspondingly elated
over their victory.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-12
DEDICATED THE CHAPEL
Stirring Work. Good Addresses
and a Good Wholesome Time

AS Horace 7 DeLong said yesterday
up the new Mission chapel in Crawford
Addition "the gun was loaded and along
came George b Welch and pulled the
trigger" meaning that the people we're
ready to build the chapel in Crawford
Addition for long time and they (the
psople) had been loaded and all it needed
was someone to pull the trigger of
action, which was done by this whole
spirited Christian gentleman.
There were good times among those
who have been looking forward for q
long time to securing a chapel in the
Crawford addition, Sunday afternoon.
! here was a deep spirit Of religious
feeling in the chapel.
Tho Sunday school which will meet
every Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
was organized. There were about one
hundred and fifty people in attendance.
The officers selected for active work
were Amos Clark, superintendent; Geo
rye 81. Gross, secretary ana Mrs. Payne
treasurer.
Rev. R. Sanderson had charge OF the
opening service. Horace 7. DeLong,
Judge w. A. Marsh and George L.
W Welch, of Denver made sti-ring and up
lifting addresses. Especially was the
latter speaker Mr.. Welch particularly
happy 10 his remarks.
Samuel Gourley. secretary OF the
building committee made a report re-
garding the building. The building had
cost SS25 to date and this amount had
been raised by the generous gifts of the
people and OF the Epworth League. But
he desired TO raise enough funds to paint
the building. A canvass was made and
$S5 was readily secured from the good
people in attendance. George l.. Welch
did splendid work in raising this amount.
The location OF the chapel is on Ute
avenue, three blocks west of the railroad
track. 1t is we'll adapted to tho work
for which it is intended and the people
OF the Crawford addition are correspond
incly happy at the successful result OF
their pleadings for place to worship.
| not so far removed from their home.
The evening services we're in charge Of
Anon Clark and Mr.. Welch and there
was good attendance.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-12
Double the Deaths by Flame.

London, May 10 Dispatches tonight
give ground for fear that most OF the
pop ton of the island OF St. Vincent
may have perished in the frightful ex-
ploeion from the "Soufriere" or sulphur
pit of the Morne Garou volcano. AS
the population of the island is about
5000 the catastrophe would be greater
than that of st. Pierre: The white
population is also much larger 10 pro-
portion than at St. Pierre, there being
over 12,OOO whites on ST. Vincent to
about 80. 900 blacks. II all these have
perished it is the greatest calamity the
world has ever Witnessed.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-12
MONEY to Loan!

CERTAINTY OF CoNTRAcT.-The
loan plan here offered by The Fi>
deity is that of paying off a loan
by easy monthly payments The
contract is definite and certain BY
its terms it cannot run BEYOND the
time fixed, but stock participates in
earning and may mature sooner. IT
is NOT loan upon the building
loan plan as usually presented by
associations. 1t differs from such
a plan, in that
a No fines are charged the borrower.
b The maximum number of payments re-
quired to pay off is stipulated In the note.
The sum required to pay off and cancel a
loan, or any part of it, is stipulated in the
note for each period.
Certainty and a monthly payment plan
is an advantage to the borrower. Q) The
debt can be paid off before maturity with
out penalty. (2) The borrower by easy pay
ments gets out of debt. Straight loans for
term of years are too often renewed.
Three terms or payment are offered. 1t
takes small monthly payment longer to
cancel debt than it does a larger one.
ILLUSTRATIo
A $50 per month repays $1,000 in not to
exceed 46 months.
B $21 per month repays $1,000 in not to
exceed 72 months.
G $14 per month repays 81 900 in not to
exceed 1877 months.
OELAPLAIN & CROSBY
AGENTS.
III Fourth St.-Cauon Block.
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Nav Shows in the East.

Cleveland, O., May PA heavy snow
fell here Saturday. The snow extended
over the central part OF Michigan. Grand
Haven and Sparta reporting fall OF o
inches. Reed City and Iona report
light falls and Greenville inches. Fruit
trees are in full bloom IN the fruit bolt
along Lake Michigan and it is feared
that the crop 10 seFiously damaged.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-12
Teachers Going East.

From present Indications there will
be a large delegation of Colorado teach
ers who will pursue their summer stud
les at eastern points and the Union Pa
citic has added tourist car to their
train leaving Denver for Chicago at 1890
p.m., daily and authorized special rates
on June 8. Z, 13 and IA and daily June
"a to September u, limited to return un-
til October 81 The Union Pacific has
free reclining chair cars, dining car and
standard sleeper on it's trains Denver to
Chicago without change. SEQ your To-
cal agent or address Il. r. Griffin, gsnsr-
al agent. Denver. Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-12

The Denver police are after all young
boys who carry firearms. Another
dreadful accident occurred in that city
Saturday when Albert Bivens was aeci-
dentally shot by Waldo Miles. Two
dead and two wounded in ono week 10
the dreadful record OF youthful marks
manship in Denver.
The operetta pauline" was practioed
at tho opera house yesterday afternoon.
Nearly all the members Of the company
were present and good rehearsal re-
suited.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-12

Yes. Well, baby is just two
months old tomorrow at o'clock
and we will be down to get his first
picture. You know he looks just
like his father, only handsomer, and
we must show grandma how sweet
he is. Good bye.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-20

The Knights OF Pythias held a
large and enthusiastic meeting Tues
day night and endorsed unanimously
the plan to build "A Pythian hall.
They expect 10 form a stock company
aud erect "a $1,000 building. The
following building committee was
appointed 10 further the movement:
+. Marion Law, chancellor COM
mander, chairman; Ed. Hall. W. r..
Johnston, Paul Bradley, A. VI. Wal
drop, Tyler Haswell. J.. Il. Cole, r.
w. Howell, DIR. w. II. Lawrence, O.
f. Saunders. The committee held
its first meeting last night. We be-
lieve the people Of Bryan will en-
courage the movement in every way
possible, and that those In charge
will push IL 10 success.
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30G11091 0501000G0

mHon. Scott Field. Of Calvert, was
here yesterday looking after his
political interests.
The building boom is still on in
Bryan, and Franklin Bros. meats
are rs popular as ever. 20
Col. Gordon Boone and Hon. Jno.
NJ. Alderman were here from Nava-
sofa yesterday.
For Sale Cheap-A secondhand
Encyclopedia Britannica in good con
dition, Apply at this office. 81
Mrs. James Ellis returned 10
Brownwood yesterday after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Norwood.
For Rent-A new fve-room house
in the northern part Of town. See
Tyler Haswell. 10
Superintendent ]. VI. Lee and Act
ing Roadmaster Bodie Glenn, Of the
II. 4 r. &. were here yesterday.
The best cattle and hogs that can
be found are purchased by Franklin
Bros to supply their customers. 7OI
Is. &. Price, Ed Dowell, Jap Prater,
Frank Coburn, Jim and Will Bass
were here from Madison county |
yesterday.
For Rent-A nicely furnished room /
convenient to business part OF town.
Apply at this office. 81
Ground was broken yesterday for
Or. Howcll's three-story brick build
ing on South Main street. The
structure will bee 5OXlOO feet, three
stories high and will cost about
$1,000.
Wanted Reliable white man OF
some experience To wait on young
man sick at private residence. APP
ply at this office. d66
Presiding Elder c. A. Hooper, OF !
the Huntsville district, will bee here
Friday to preside at the first quarter
" conference Of the NJ. r.. church
opening Friday. Rev. Hooper will
preach sunday morning aud night.
Drs. Cole. Scott X Roberts, spec
alists, Eye. Ear, Nose aud Throat
II Waco aud Marlin. One Of the
Doctors will be In bryan the first
Monday In each month at the Ex-
change Hotel. 20
The trustees Of the Methodist {
'hurch have sold the old church
for 500, possession to be 9
,iven in about two months. The G
,lans for the new church To be SUBJ /
nitted for approval are expected I'm {
! few days from Architect Flanders, i
II Dallas. :
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-20
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. wardell went to Hearne yes
terday.
One thousand remnants 81 embroi-
!'snes at half price at Nurwood's. 6s
&c. VI. Camp was here from Lewis
yesterday.
Webb Chatham arrived from, Kosse
yesterday.
One thousand remnants " embroi-
deries ~ half price NJ Norwood's. 6S
Mrs. Il. VI. Connor is visiting at
Hampstead.
John Forbes came down from Cal
vert yesterday.
One thousand remnants Of embroi-
deries at half price at Norwoods. Is
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Doi-
son, u son.
Good secondhand buggy for sale
cheap. Apply TO Il. ;. Webb. DIV
Mrs. O. II. Astin came In from
Mnmford yesterday.
One thousand remnants of embroi-
deries at half price at Norwood's. 6S
Miss Bette Eaves returned from
Bremond yesterday.
Five hundred bolts Of new madras
Cor shirt waists and skirts at Nor
woods. o.
Mrs. John Il. Mike has returned
from "A visit 10 relatives in Waco.
Tie Inspector +. II. Signor, Of the
j. q G.. ", was in the city yesterday.
The Central Texas fair will be- held
October IL. 10, IL and II. Keep the
dates in mind and buy your meats
from Franklin Bros. 7OI
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TUCKER HOUSE.


New classes bookkeeping. short.
hand and penmanship begin Monday
Feb. u. Day aud night classes
Practical work No money in adj.
vance. Cost small. See US at once.
Phone 56, or address J. r. Hudson,
city. Will call. GO
Prof Robt. +. Smith, Prof. Paryear
o Id Mr.. J. w. Carson, of College, are
co1summating an arrangement 20
incorporate with capital Of 5000,
TO conduct a business of general farm
ing and gardening for market. The
style Of the firm Is Smith, Carson 4
Puryear, and the company's property
Is the fine Smith a Carson farm, in
the Brazos bottom. bought Of the
Majors brothers.
New people are continually coming
To Bryan 10 make their homes, and
they will make no mistake by call
ing upon Franklin Bros. for all kinds
Of fresh meats and market products.
10
For Rents room cottage now oc-
cupied by Prof. Il. o. Allen. Barn,
garden, etc. Possession March ist..
apply TO ;. w. Higgs. 70
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FOR A cANNERY.
Liberal Stock Subscriptions by Truck
Growers Yesterday, and $1,000
Stock Subscription
Ia Sight.

/, The Braios County Truck Growers
association held meeting yesterday
at the court house TO take action
regarding the canning factory.
In the absence Of the president,
Mark Wilcox was elected president
pro TEN.
w. 7. Connolly was called upon to
state the object Of the meeting. He
recapitulated the action Of the Bryan
Business league mt It's last meeting,
and stated that II was the sense u
those in Bryan who are active in
supI ort Of n cannery that the truck
growers will subscribe stock liber-
ally, the rest Of the stock could be
procured in Bryan, on the basis Of
one-third Of the stock To be raised by
the farmers, and the remainder by
business men Of Bryan. He sug-
gested the raising Of IA subscription
Of 1900 by truck growers, the stock
subscribed by them to be paid in
such truck IA the cannery will use,
Mt the usual prices paid by Texas
canneries for like produce.
A call for subscriptions 10 the stock
on this ba-is resulted as follows,
subscriptions Of 800 each
Jesse Peters, 2; W. T. Jones, /; W
+. Meredith, 1; Anton Conrad, 2; A.
ID. Locke, 1; u. =. Wilson, 8; Mark
Wilcox 3; ThOs Rowan, /; w. w.
Griffin, 2;John Ingram, ga. II. era
Ian, 2; ). II. BrockmAn, 2; Gus Ste
vener, 2; 5. II. McCurry, 1; McDuii
simpson, 4; ID. Is. Lloyd, 2; J. G.
Lloyd, 2; Jesse Henry, 3; w. Il.
Pate, 3; l.. ID. Niece, /; J. T. Cart
ledge, 2; T. J. Gray, 2; Jim Parker,
2; J. l.. Samples, 2; j. a. Freeman,
5; j. II. Brewington, 2: J. W. Biggs;
2; NJ. G. Steed, /: John Smith, 1.
Total, 81 shares, s3200O
Every member present subscribed
stock, and IL was the sense Of the
meeting that the rest necessary 10
make up 1900 subscription by truck
growers could be- easily raised by
Saturday, as not over one-fourth OF
the members Of the association were
present.
On motion, a committee was APP
pointed 10 secure the rest % the |
1900 stock subscription by Saturday |
next, and every member was conf
dent that they will be secured with
out fail. Following is the committee /
w. 7. Connolly, wv.
Griffin, w II. Pate, Jesse Peters. A.
-. Locke, J II. Brewington, Joe
Lloyd, Gus Stevener, j. A. FreeInan,
Mark Wilcox, Joe Briggs, Joe Sam
Plies. j. +. Cartledge, Monroe Edge,
McDuf Simpson, Jesse Henry, ;. n.
w. w. Weaver, John
smith. T. J. Gray.
This committees report will be
published when made.
After transaction Of other business
u routine nature, the association
10 meet next Saturday
week, March ist, the next regular
Meeting day Of the association.