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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

j. T. Mason VS.. e. l.. Fox; leave to plain
tin TO fle first supplemented petition.
The Edgewood Distlllng Company vs..
H. Sass: Judgment by default for $685. at
6 per cent from December 10. 1901.
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The Splendid Pianoa
IL an acquisition 70 any home with plane.
See them. viii A. Watkin Music Co., Dial.
LaA
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Ruildina Permits.

j. j. MORN, repair clubhouse, Gentry
street; 5000,
s. {. Collins, addition to house, cheue-
Henry Goetiipg. two-story house, Center
street; $500
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Real Estate Transfefs.

Real Estate Transfers
Sarah Kiam to Ed Kiam lots s.
and 10, block 20, south side Buff .,
fllo bayou ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Home Building and Investment Com
pany TO j, II, Hayes. lots 3 and ., ooo
block II, Empire addition 49,. ON
Mrs Lucy b, Mills ct al to Roy V.
Davidson, $50 Of 555 acres of Geo.
Il. McKinstry league ...........t,-
II. " Davidson executor, TO ii. ii.
Trueheart, part OF 555 acres OF 10,
George b. McKinstry league. Soo
John T. Taylor 10 G.. II. Herman, oo-
lO7 acres Of Harris league. mann. l'oV1
f. A. Gaul to W. G.. Houseman, part
of block lo4, south side Buffalo
c. II. Allen to Mary Donahoe, lot 8, ~,
block rs. Alien addition. ....,..... z0'
Charles Smith and wife 20 j. ID.
Staples. lots o. 10 and IL, block =,
9. Englew00d addition ..........,. =
Jessie r. Vail TO j. d. Staples, lot
o, block Q, Englewood addltion:-,..
r. NJ Chase TO r. A. Sheppard. lot
~. block 4, Fair Grounds addition
fronting 30 feet on Anita street. -,
running back 100 feet o'oo
George Entxminger 70 q. Auies'
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ings was elected secretary after
which statistical, and reports on
the doinps Of the societies in the
district during the year were read,
being worry encouraging Letters
were read firm several ml> sion
aries in foreign fields, after which
some selections on foreign missions
were read and the meeting ad
Journed to . p. M, when an inter
cSting discussion of the work was
had. After adopting resolutions
"f thanks for the entertainment
given at Lancaster The meeting
adjourned to meet next year ut
Kershaw.
On Sunday excellent missionary
sermons were preached by Rev.
j. NJ. Stcadmau.
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NORTIIBOUND.

20 Minutes for dinner.
Note Trains Nos 80 and 33 are
operated daily
Trains Nos. "a, 35, IL, -, l3, IA. Is
and l6 areoperatei daily except Sum
day
CoNNECTIONS MADE BY SOUTHERN
TRAINS.
Al Marion: No, 32 connects at Ma
rion with outhern Ry train No SO
which arrives at Marion at S:2S, M.
rom Chattanooga, Asheville and in
termediate points
At 8lacksburg: No. "a and No. III
connects with Southern Ry train No.
36 which arrives ut Blacksburg Mt 7 4S
IN, from Atlanta, Greeuville, Spar.
'anburg and intermediate points.
At forkville: No. "a connects with
& w train No. 20 which leaves
York; lille ut l0:4s, M for Gastonia,
Leno.r and intermediate points.
Al Rock Hill: No. 80 and "a con-
meets with Southern Ry tram No 7a
which leaves Rock Hill at $3.50, D. m.
for Chester, Columbia and interms-
Gia te poiuts.
connects with : A I, train No. 80
which pas ses Catawi Jet. at 7.54 d N
for Monroe and Intermediate points,
AT Lancaster: Nos 80 and "a con.
meets with l. & e train No. 80 which
caves Lar caster at 4:45, p m. for Chess
ter and intermediate points.
At Camden: With A & l. IN w Of
= for Char. estOn, Sumter, Florence
Darlington, Wilmington and inter,
mediate points. Tran No. SO whioa
leaves Camden at 4;l5, pm.
CONNECTIONS MADE BY NcRTHRRN
TRAINS
A. Camdci: With A CL(N w of
: = No IL from Charleston, Florence
Darlington, Wilmington, Sumter and
intrIm' aiale points which arrives n.
Ghmdeu 1T Nl:l5 a M with Southern
Ry lraiu No ~ f,om Kipgsville
whic.i ar. ives at Camden ut 1885 a m
NJ Lancaster: No. .33 connects ut
Lancaster with l. d G train No. Is for
Chester ami intermediate = ints
vt tntawba Jet: No 80 and 35 CON-
dccts with : n J. tram No. 30 which
icaves c"t"N ba Jet at 754 p M fOr
Morr' e and intermediates points,
At RccB Hill: No. 33 and S5 con
noc,s "a Sock Hill with Southern Ry
tain No 81. leaving II ct Hill at 8. .1
! T. 90 for bl'otte and points north
A. B'acksbui s.: No. 33 connects
with southern Ry uarns Nos ~, 4:3s
; = m, No IS al 7t5, u IN. and No 40 at
ID u m. for DHigts - rita Nu's .S3
- Il 50 conn, cts Win OutheIn Rv
rain NJ 30 "a ing NL"*sburg at
ll:25, :, o., fyr points sOuth.
NJ Niari'n' 80, 80 come cts with
S"uIh'rn iy train No. 3b, leaving
"ariuu az lio p u. for ashevilIo.
{ heiiauOosa un irrSImsi .aic points
" ruuEl &rs ryNCe wIthout change
between Gs'inn and { hailettCu On
rains 10. s2 aud rs.
|. X. h SHAN,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent
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A Timely recommendation by
the Grand Jury

During the sitting of the court
Monday Judge Buchanan called
the attention of the grand jury to
the fact that the appearance of the
court house was not very credit
able to the county, whereupen the
grand jury made Il thorough in
spection of the building yesterday
and in Its report yesterday after
noon, made the following timely
recommendation: "Ne recon
mend that the county Supervisor
have the court house examined as
to safety of the building and as
certain the approximate cost of
putting the building, both inside
and out in first class condition and
report to this body at the next
term of the COURT
Further, the grand jury con :
demned the overhead bridge at
Pleasant Hill and asks the Rail
road authorities to see after its CON
dition at once.
1t also had something to say
about working the public roads,
and made several presentments of
parties for carrying concealed
weapons, shooting on public high
ways. etc. The report was made
too late for it's publication in full
in this issue.
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{. e II &c
Court Proceedings.

Court Proceedings.
Court convened here Monday
morning, Judge Buchanan pres,d
ing. Solicitor Henry was abseu,
on account of illness and X. +.
Wylie, Esq, was appointed by
the court to act in his stead. Only
one case was tried, all others oh
the docket being continued to The
Fall term. The petit Jury was
discharged at 3 p. IN. There was
considerable business for The
grand jury and court continued
in session until Yesterday after
noon.
John Moore, for house break
ing and larceny was found guilty
and sentenced to one year on the
gang.
True bills were found in the
following cases: VIM, and Thorn
as Adams, assault and battery with
intent to kill; Frank White,
Charles Witherspoon, and Kober,
Faulkner, same charge; Henry
Boyd same charge; Henry Boyd,
Will Faulkner and Paul Rogers,
disturbing religious meeting; Jos.
ID. Walker and Emma Crockett,
adultery and fornicatlon; r. A.
p. Hunter, disposing of property
under lien; Bslton Mellow, Wash
ing Brown, John Brown. Ed
Wade and Wylie Mellow, OBJ
structing public highway; Oscar
Cook, Carrying concealed wea-
pom; Wm-Cauthep, a. and b. with
intent to kill; Joseph ID. Walker,
violation of dispensary law; VIM.
Canthen, carrying concealed pis
toll; Tillman Vincent, a. and b.
with intent to kill and carrying
concealed weapon; Tom Frazier,
ST., disposing of property under
lien; VIM. Faulkner and Paul
Rodgers, q. and ,. with intent to
kill.
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Attempted Assault on "a Woman

Attempted Assault on Woman
Lee Hagings, Col, is being
searched for by n posse from the
Van Wyck section. On Sunday
morning last he attempted an as
sault on n Miss Starnes near Van
Wyck, cSming out of body of
woods as she was passing along
the highway and running after
her some distance with an open
knife. She at once reported what
had happened, gaze description
of her assailant and told how she
had escaped by running fully n
quarter of u mile. rhe description
Tailed with Lee Hagins, negro
who lived near Van Wyck, and
some parties went at once TO
watch for him at his home. At
last accounts he had not been seen
but had been heard of across the
river IN Chester county.
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Death of an Aged Lady.

Mrs Sarah Hough, widow of
the late VIM Hough of Chester
field, died at the home of her son,
Hon. j. M. Hough, in Chester
county last Monday. She was 81
years of age and was II highly es-
teemed lady. For her years she
was vigorous both in mlnd and
bsdy. II was remarkable how
well she could remember names
aid IA cs and how clear she was
on ,NeiGents and happenings Of
recent times asi well as of years
ago. She was member of the
Baptist church and was a consis-
tent christian She leaves five
children surviving her: Hon j. NJ.
Hough and +. M. Hough OF Ches-
ter county, Joseph Hough of
Rock Hill, John Hough of Miss
issippi and Mrs. Elizabeth Evans
ofTexas. Her remains were inter
red at Fort Lswn yesterday. Mr..
Is. Z. Hough and Senator w. G..
Hough of this place attended the
funeral.
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Important to Trustees.

There are fourteen of the Evans $
Arithmetical Charts, some maps
and two or three small globes in
my office at the present. Trustees
of the Districts to which these
supplies belong, will do me
a great favor by calling for them
at their earliest convenience.
!. Respt. A. G.. RowelI
e Co. Supt. of Ed.
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Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhna when
your bowels are out of order. Cas-
carcts Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped c. G. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
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have n nice lot of milch cows
with young calves for sale or ex-
change for dry cattle.
j. Nj. Hood.
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81 so PER. ANNU nj

To C"re A Cafd in One Tay.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
money if 1t fails to cure. f. w.
Groves signature is on each box.
25c.
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Candidates Assessed.

Candidates Assessed.
The County Democratic execu-
tive committee met Monday,
pursuant to the call of the county
chairman. The following II embers
were present: L. j. strait, Gills
Creek, w. G. A. Porter, Hope
well, John King, Cedar Creek, b.
+. Estridgc, Kershaw, w. b.
Bruce, Pleasant Hill, /. G. Coun,
Pleasant Plain, Nj. c. Gardner,
Flat Creek.
The assessment for candidates
Tor the various Offices was fixed
as follows, and resolution was
adopted requiring candidates to
iIIe their pledges and pay their
assessments on or before the day
immediately preceding the day
upon which the first regular meet.
ing of the comfy campaign will
be held and 10 later:
For the Senate SO.
For the House So.
For the Auditor 81.
For the Treasurer 81
For the Probate Judge 50.
For the County Supervisor So.
For the Co. Supt. of Ed. So.
Candidates for Magistrate in
the various townships will 30 per-
mitted to run IN the primary,
provided they each pay 81 and
furnish the necessary boxes and
file their pledges as provided for
other candidates.
Meeting adjourned to July 2Sth
at noon.
j. f. Nisbet,
Chairman pro tenn.
w. g. a. Porter,
Secry.
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Rev. W. G. Ewart is visiting
his baby in Anderson. From
there he will 20 to Louisville, Ga :,
to assis! Rev. j. S. Milsin pro
tracted meeting.
Joe Riddle, col, was sent to
the gang for so days by Magistrate
Ceskey yesterday on two charges
for disorderly conduct.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. w. Poovey
left yesterday for Longtown, the
home of the Doctors father, in
response to II telegram that Mr.
Poovey was quite sick.
w. b. Wilson, Esq, of Rock
Hill, one of the congressional
candidates, stopped over a day or
SO in Lancaster on his way home
from the Chesterfield meeting.
Mr.. j. G.. Elliott was over this
week arranging to move his fam
lily to Yorkville. The family will
60 over next Monday. Their
many friends regret their depart
ure and hope the move is only
temporary.
Our old friend, Mr.. w. S. Hor-
ton, of Kershaw, is visiting his
son, Mr.. II. p. Horton, this week.
There will be preaching at Beav-
er Creek church the fifth Sabbath
ut II o'clock a. m.
New announcements in this is-
sue: Oscar w. Potts for the Leg
islature; James A Hyatt for coun-
ty Supervisor; w. Q Caskey for
Magistrate.
Misses Pearl Hammond and
nahMobley Of Heath Springs,
students ofWinthrop, are at home
TO spend the vacation.
The infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. j. Bowers, of White
Bluff, aged 3 months, died last
Sunday.
Misses Maude Tillman, Eva
Robinson, Alma Duncan, Eloise
Foster, Nora Hough and Mr..
Jos. X. Connors, left yesterday
for Rock Hill to attend the State
Summer school at Winthrop col
lege.
Rev. E. E. Bomar, assistant
secretary of the Foreign Mission
board of the Southern Baptist
convention is expected to make
. q missionary address in the First
! Baptist chrrch here next Sunday
night. He is also expected to be
at the Union at Fork Hill church
Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning.
Last Wednesday afternoon
heavy set mulatto stepped out Of
some bushes at Camp Creek with
an open knife in his hand and
made an assault on a litHe son of
Mr.. Bill Robertson who had been
left in charge of the clothing of a
sewing party. The little fellow
ran up the creek holding on to
bis fathers watch, followed by the
negro. His cries attracted the
men III seining who ran out on tho
bank in time to see the negro dis
appear IN the woods. Search was
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Il &Cs1GS E<ES
District Conference Womah's
Foreign Missionary Society


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Words oe o,o.
sary here.
This representative catherine
this earnest and svmpatbet,c rs.
scmblage is your true and best
welcome. 1t attests the nrofonnd
1 pleasure and s,,;sfoc,,or rb;ob 81,
of rs feel th,t tbo renroson,o.;,o.
of nearly ou of tho Soo;o.i -
the Rock Hill District onooood ;n
tho ,.orl ofp NJ
in our homes. To them are ex
tended the hospitalitv of our
homes and the devotion of orr
hearts In Acknowledgement and
encouragement of their faithful
ness and unselfishness in a oreat
movement for the uplifting and
christianizing of the women and
chlIdron in heather lands.
It's our privilege as we'll as a
great pleasure of entertaining the
Rock Hill Dist. meeting for tbe
first time, the Dist Conf w NJ
is. never having been held bere
before.
May this meeting rekindle the
spirit of missionary arder and en-
thnlasm among us, to go "teach
all nations. "
OF course we all believe in F
Nj. If you do not believe in f
NJ, you cannot believe in christ.
The Jew did not believe that onv
but the Jew could be saved aud
that is why God took away their
candle and left them IN darkness
and they have been in darkness
| over since. Christ bids ne now
| take the ligh. of His Gosnsl into
the darkness of the h,otbop lands
that they may see and believe
| and be saved
We do not know what will he
the doom of the heathens in the
| next world who has never. heard
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SEM EKLY
local nj alters


A farmers institute will he
held at Dixie, this county, iu
August. The exact date viii be
announced later.
Mrs. j. \ Miller and Miss
Lily Miller will go to Charlotte
tomorrow to visit Mrs. Hackney, ;.
q sister of the latter.
Messrs. j Y. Hammond and II
ID. Hagins, who recently went to
Texas To live are hack ut their
homes in this county aud say there
is NO place like Lancaster county.
Married, at CauSp Creek Bap.
tist church, on Sunday last, by
Rev j. w. Little, Mr.. Ellie
Mo,hershed aud Mis- Rebecca
Thompson
Mrs. II r. Riddle has been
elected as teacher of the Gills
Greek school for the ensuing
term.
Mr. Arburtus Halle, Of Cam
den, visited his uncle, Mr.. l.. M.
ClyburD, the past week.
MIR. w. Z. Plyler, of Waterloo,
has ten acres of cern laid by that
he is expecting an exceptionally
fine yield from.
Mr.. w. E. Pardue of the Craig
vile section sent us a specimen
stalk of cotton from three acre
field Monday. 1t contained two
blooms and twenty shapes.
Messrs. Reb Barrett and Will
Green, who were seriously shot
In difficulty near the State line
recently are both improving and
will soon he themselves again.
Messrs. Judson Usher and Pink
PIyler of Dwight, visited Mt.
Prospect, N. c., the past week.
Teachers applying for the Os>
ceola school will send their appll-
cation in by July Sd, to T. w.
Secrest, Clerk of the boar d of trus-
tees, Waxhaw, N, c., r. +. d.
No. /.
Mr.. VIM. Marsh of Monroe, N.
w. a orother'in-'aw OF Messrs.
w. j., and u. A. Funderburk of
Tradesville section, died last Fri,
day.
p a.: M c
C..
.u ~. D. L
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Mr.. w. Z. Plyler, of Waterloo,
has ten acres of cern laid by that
he is expecting an exceptionally
fine yield from.
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j. f. Nisbet,
Chairman pro tenn.
w. G. a. Porter,
Secry.
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Messrs. j Y. Hammond and r
ID. Hagins, who recently went to
Texas tn live arc hack ut their
homes in this county aud say there
is NO place like Lancaster county.
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Mr.. w. E. Pardue of the Craig
vile section sent us a specimen
stalk of cotton from a three acre
field Monday. 1t contained two
blooms and twenty shapes.
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Misses Lucy and Ethel Vanland. D..
ingham left yesterday for Char
lotte, the home of the :ormer.
Miss Ethel, after spending a few
weeks with her sister, will leave
for Shelbyvil'e, KY, where she
will enter the Morse School of
Telegrapy to take n course in
telegraphy, stenography and type
writing. ~n q
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A farmers institute will he
held at Dixie, this county, io
August. The exact date viii be
announced later.
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The following charming and
facinating young ladies, recent
graduates of Winthrop N. and l.
College, are visiting Miss Meta
Jones, their former schoolmate:
Miss Ida Verdier, of Beaufort,
Misses Katherine Lille and Bessie
Norris, of Pendleton, Miss Mill
edge Wilson of Beach Island, Miss
Rosa Moore of Newberry and Miss
Kate Clarke, of Gainesville, Ga.
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Big crowd, fine rations, and a
most enjoyable occasion is the res
port we get from the children's s
day at Camp Creek Baptist church
last Saturday. Addresses were
made by Rev. VIM Little, Rev.
Mr.. Redding, I. M. Belk, w. F.
Estridge and M. j. Long.
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Mrs. j. \ Miller and Miss
Lily Miller will 90 to Charlotte
tom prrow to visit Mrs. Hackney,
sister of the latter.
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Mr. Arburtus Halle, Of Cam
den, visited his uncle, Mr.. l.. M.
Clyburn, the past week.
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Married, at Camp Creek Bap-
tist church. on Sunday last, by
Rev j. w. Little, Mr.. Ellie
Mo,hcrshed aud Mis- Rebecca
Thompson
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Misses Maude Tillman, Eva
Robinson, Alma Duncan, Eloise
Foster, Nora Hough and Mr..
Jos. X. Connors, left yesterday
for Rock Hill to attend the State
Summer school at Winthrop col
lege.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-06
THE GREENSBORO MERGER.
Still Larger Operations.and Consolida-
ton Seems Likely.
(special Dispatch to The Timcs.>

l. (SDectHl D1Snatcn TO Inc llEucSt 4.
GREENSBORO, N. c., June 5.-The-
electric light, power, transportation, and
gas properties merger or trust formed
here Yesterday is all the talk to-day.
There are many rumors of the deal
affecting the gas properties Of Winston
Salem, in that the same parties who
owned them or controlled them are those
who sold out to the new consolidated
company here yesterday. 1t is further
stated by good authority, that the High
Point Electric Railway franchise is mixed
up in the deal, and the probabilities
are than in q short time there will be
an immense concentration or consollda-
ton Of all these properties, and that the
much discussed line of electric railway
between all these points will soon be
a reality. The recent merger of all the
electric railways of Richmond, and then
the same consolidation of all such prop
critics in Norfolk, impress capitalists here
with the prospective magnitude OF the &C.
ton taken here yesterday.
The new company is unquestionable Of
the very highest financial rating. and paid
the cash for it's newly acquired holding.
A representative of the National Build
ing and Supply Company of Richmond, ap-
peared before the board in regard to
contemplated! improvements to the county
courthouse.
The city Water and Light Committee,
last night closed contract with the
Chicago Bridge and Iron Company for
the construction Of two thousand-gallon.
metal water stand reservoir. The struc-
ture will be 175 feet to apex, and Us
feet to base OF tank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-06
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
MIR. Walter Lee Murfee and Miss Mary
Turner Graves Married.
fSn"cinl Dispatch to The Times.)

fSorcinl Dispatch to The Times)
& UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VA,
June 5-The brilliant society wedding
last evening in the college chapel was
followed this evening by another society
event. but this time the ceremony was
at the brides home
The bride is Lllss Mary Turner Graves,
of the University, and the groom Mr..
Walter Lee Murfee, Of Marion. Ala. The
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. George J.. Petrie, D. D., pastor of
the Charlottesville Presbyterian Church,
took place in the hall of the residence
of the brides parents. on East Lawn.
The decorations were pink and green.
The bride. an exceedingly pretty blonde.
was attired in white chiffon over satin.
and carried white roses. Her maid OF
honor, Miss Margaret Graham, OF Lex
inSton. Va, wore green organdy. and
carried American beauty roses. Miss
Juliet Graves and Master Letcher Har-
rison were the ribbon holders. The groom
was attended only by the best man, L1r-
Robert G. Robb, of Port Royal. Va
A reception to the bridal party and a
few friends followed the marriage.
Among the guests from distance We're
Miss Prather. of the University of Texas;
Mrs. E. B. Anderson. Of Washington, D.
c.; Hrs John Carmichael. Miss Howell,
Mrs. T. A. Graham and .-ie Misses Ora
ham, of Lexington, Va.
The bride is the daughter OF Professor
Charles A. Graves, of the University or
Virginia Law School, formerly of Wash
ington and Lee University, Lexington.
Va, and is quite popular. She has maue
an unusually large number of friends ~
a very attractive personally
The groom is the son of Colonel ]. P.
Murfee, the head of the Marion Military
Institute, Marion, Ala, and is distin-
guished graduate of the University OF
Virginia. where in 1900 the degree OF
master Of arts was conferred upon him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murfee left on the early
morning train for New York, from which
CITY they will sail Saturday to spend the
summer in Europe. Their future nome
will be in Marion Ala.