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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-05
HAD TO AMPUTATE FINGER.
Woman Bitten by a Reptile or In
sect May Lose Her HIND.

GATE CITY. VA. September 4.-(Spe-
cial.)-Mrs. Dock Strong, who lives near
here. opened a closet door Saturday
morning, and was bitten on the finger by
poisonous reptile or insect. which she
did not see. and i'll a short time her
finger became so swollen and tnf1amed
that a physician was summoned. The
physician found immediate amputation
of the finger necessary. and fears that
the entire hand Will have to be taken OF.
Commemorative Attorney w. S. Cox
has returned to his office, after six
weeks vacation. and is busily engaged
in preparing for the two murder trials
expected in the County Court here next
week. Both of the alleged murderers
are negroes.
Registration has begun in this county,
but has not progressed far enough to
give more than meagre indications of re-
suits No trouble has been reported. and
Republicans are finding fewer objections
to the plan than they anticipated. Con-
siderable Indifference is manifested,
more by the Democrats. it seems, than
by the Republicans, but 1t Is believed
that before the registration is COM
pleted this apathy will disappear. Only
a very few are reported to have failed IN
their applica ton TO register.
In a voting population OF over Tour
thousand in Scott county. the Trea-
surer's books show only 95S to possess
the property qualification for voting.
This is a general surprise to the people
hero
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GRAVEL HILL NUGGETS.
Telephone Tink1inss - Concerning
the Post-Omce-With the Sick.

the Post-Omce-With the Sick.
GRAVEL HILL. VA. Sept. 4.-(SpeciaL)
The telephone line from vingirn to
Flannagan's Mills, by way of Bucking-
ham, White Hail. Gold Hill. New Canton,
and Giliamsvile, will be completed now
in short time An effort will be made
to have the line brought by this place.
Master Jim McCraw was thrown from
a horse a t this place few days ago. and
had his collar bone broken. DR.. J. II.
Mitchell, Of White Hall. was called in
and set the bone.
Mr.. Emmett Gregory. Of Dillwyn, White
Hall depot the newly-appointed postmas-
ter at that place. has put in new lock
in thoroughly up-to-date manner. Mr..
Willie Smith is still retained as assistant
postmaster, to the entire satisfaction o.
the patrons of the Office.
Our mails are very regular from this
section to Richmond and the east. but 4
letter to any point in the county must go
to Richmond before it can be sent out
to its destination. An extra point from
Alpha to Dillwyn will remedy this matter.
Mr.. Lewis Camden is sick with pneumo-
MIA at his fathers house. near Gold HILL
Mr.. G. c. Camden lost fine mule yes
terday.
Mr.. J. B. Johnson is reported quite sick
at his home, Welthia.
Misses Jessie and Lucy Atkinson. OF
Gold Hill, and Miss Mary Hall. of Ash
land. were guests of the Misses McCraw.
al this place last week.
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MR.. CLOVES EXONERATED.
Coroncrys Jury E1cnIpates Him for
Killing Young Bird,

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, September A.
tSpecial)-The Coroner's jury. which
since yesterday has been Investigating the
killing Monday night Of John Bird, a
young colored man, reached a verdict this
evening. The report is as follows:
I'VE. the jury. after investigating this
of opinion and do decide that the de-
ceased John Bird died at his father g
house. city of Williamsburg. on .septem-
Der ., 1902; that the cause Of his death
was gunShot wound in the lumbar re-
gions of his back: that the wound was in
tiicted on September LIST by a shotgun held
by Peter Benjamin Cloves. who at the
time was one of a posse duly summoned
him in the arrest of one. George Cunning
ham. charged with a felony and pursued.
while we, the jury, declare the killing
as the result of indiscretion and excite.
ment We acquit Mr.. Cloves of Intentional
violation of law"
Geo. Cunningham. the negro who was
the indirect cause of Birds death. Will be
given a hearing Saturday. He received
several bad cuts in Monday nights fight.
Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard yesterday ten
dered her resignation as matron of the
Executive Committee of the Eastern Sta te
Hospital. to take effect September 10th.
by the Board of Directors in October. 1t
is a desirable position, and is being sought
after by several wel1-known ladies. among
them Mrs. Blanche Moncure. Mrs. Dora
AIlnlStedO, anu MISS f1OSd
Miss Martha Clopton. of Richmond, is
the guest of Mrs. 7. II. Geddy.
Messrs. D. *. Norment and n. T. Bull,
of York county, were here to-day on busi-
ness.
Quite a large number of western home
seekers are now here in charge of Mr..
A. II. Sharpe. of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Chapman are visit
ing relatives in the North.
Miss Bette Bowers. Of Richmond; who
has been the guest of Mrs. T. H. Geddy,
has gone to Toano to pay short visit
before returning homo.
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Forge and the machinery from that
place has been moved to his new home
about five miles south of Suffolk, where
ne has purchased a large tract of timber.
Mr.. Nance has taken Mr.. r. G. w.
Beadles, an energetic young man, into
partnership with him at Nance's Shop,
and the store at that place will here af-
ter be run under the firm name Of Nance
and Beadles.
Mr.. Nance will be greatly missed. He
was superintendent OF the Sunday school
and one of the leading members of Mount
Pleasant NJ. r. church, and the loss to
that church incurred by his leaving the
neighborhood. will be inestimable.
Mrs. L. M. Nance, Mrs. Thomas L..
Walker Misses Rebecca Marston, Susie
Nance. Gertrude Nance, and Fanny
Walker, arrived here this morning from
Washington, D. c.. Where they have been
spending the past four days
Mr.. Joseph a. Christian, Of Binn's Hail.
spent yesterday with Mr.. T. L. Walker
Mr.. r. w. Blackwell president Of Ran
dolph- Macon College. Ashland, Va, spent
Thursday a this place.
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MECKLENBURG's CAPITAL.
\ New Tobacco Mnrket-Advance In
Real Estate-Personn1.


BOYDTON. VA. September 4.-tSpe-
cial)-There are five tobacco markets in
Mecklenburg and the sixth one was open
ed at Lacross. in the eastern section of
the county. yesterday was told that
there was about thirty thousand pounds
of tobacco sold at the opening sales. A
buyer from this market attended and
bought five thousand pounds.
The crop of tobacco is not a good one,
owing to the excessive drought which
has prevailed here for nearly two months
The planters are now. buslly engaged in
curing their crops.
There has been decided advance IN
real estate IN Boydton within the past
few months. and no less than three hand
some residences have changed hands. The
last sale-that OF Mrs. Alice B. Ftnch's
residence-was made to Messrs. Walter
and Howard Beales. There is not a va
cant dwelling house in the town.
Mrs. Frank Stringfellow. the wife OF
the popular rector OF st. James Episcopal
church. Of this place. IS expected to Join
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LEXINGTON LOCALS.
School Attendance Prospects Bright
DIR. White,s FAREWELL

LEXINGTON, VA, September 4-(spe-
cial-)-The prospects for the Military In
ty are unusually good this session. Al
ready over ninety new cadets and seven
" old ones have reported for duty at the
Virginia Military Institute. Drilling of
studies have not vet commenced the pro-
fessors have enough to do in arranging
the classes. A good many students are in
town. but will not matriculate before
September 18th.
DR. and Mrs. Henry Alexander White
returned to Lexington Wednesday eve
ming for a brief visit before seeking DR..
Whites new field of duty in Columbia.
S. C
The case of the Commonwealth against
James D. Brown for selling spirits in vio-
iation of the local option" law of the
county. will not come mp before next
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that the offer has been declined. the own
ers asking $50 per acre.
The Board of Supervisors Of this county
have authorized the sale at public auc-
sists of some $50 acres. The farm is adj
vertised to be sold next month.
Mr.: G. Billups. prominent citizen tIN &C, Of
S. Savers, on Main street.
Mr.. w. P Washten, of Maryland. has
been elected to fill a vacancy in the IA
Guilty of the Wytheville graded school, on
Mr.. Walter Hurt and family. who have
been visiting in Wytheville, have return
ed to their home, in Roanoke city.
Misses Goodwin and Miss May Ribble
left this morning for Richmond.
Professor De Want, who has been visit
ing at the summer home-Green Meadow
of Mrs. Mary Leach for several days, has
A number of Wytheville people are
"takng in the Pulas ski county fair.
Mr.. Samuel Cassell is quite sick at his
home. near Wytheyille
a great time bat shooting on the hills
about Wytheville.
Mrs Joseph Kent after a visit of some
days to friends in Wytheville. has re-
Mrs. Tomesha Randolph will come up
from Petersburg and visit old friends in
this section next week
Mrs. Mary Watts and Miss Watts, at
ter spending the summer in Wythevillc,
have returned to their home, in Waco,
Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs Spilman and children have
returned to their home. in Knoxville, al
ter spending the summer here
Mrs Wales and children have arrived
from Norfolk and are at Hotel Otey
IRON FOUNDRY TO RESUME.
Mr.. Bowen Crowgey has purchased a
half interest in the Wytheville Foundry.
The plant has been idle for some months.
but arrangements are being made to run
it again and at once.
Mr. Charles Manchester is sick at his
home, on North street
Mr., w. T. De Van has returned to Phil
adelpha. after spending the summer at
his summer home in town.
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THE OLD NORTH STATE.
Some Political Gossip = Farmers
State Association.

State Association.
RALEIGH N. c.. September 4.-(spe-
c;,l>-rhe State Tax Commissioner To-
day nrepared a letter regarding it's order
placing on the tax lists incomes from
salary over 81, GOO. of Federal officers. Inc
latter will have also something to say IN
a, few days -,
The Republican State headquarters Will
again be at Greensboro, and 1t is under
stood will be opened by Senator and State
Chairman Pritchard on ore about the 18th
instant.
It is now said quite positively that there
will be no Populist State Convention held.
The number of wells, springs, and
streams which are dry, or nearly SO, IN
this section, is quite remarkable. A
large number of wells have been deep
ened
Revenue Collector Duncan to-day ap-
pointed Spence Taylor, of Pittsboro. and
J. T. Fogleman, of Burlington, deputy
collectors.
The number of students at the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College is said to
have reached 475 to-day.
There is now one case Of smallpox at
the pest-house; the first case since May.
1901. The new pest-house was built last
year.
1t is said by farmers that the crops In
this county will not be over two-thirds
of what was expected August /.
Governor Aycock and Auditor Dixon
spoke to-day at a rally at Wendell, in
this county. 1t was the opening of the
Democratic county campaign.
FARMERS STATE ASSOCIATION.
There were only about eight persons
present at the meeting yesterday
of the Farmers State Association. 1t is
asserted that the farmers will not turn
out at these meetings unless county or
CARNATIONS are formed, which will then
send delegates to them. But it is further
said that these county organizations must
be under the absolute control of the State
organization as in such case there is
always. danger of going into politics, as
the Farmers Alliance. Such are the
views of one of the best known agricul-
turists in the State, who adds that only
by means of such county organizations
can farmers institutes be made valuable
and a proper attendance and interest
secured It is no secret that not few
of the farmers institutes have been fail
ures because the farmers did not turn out
to attend them.
A WEDDING. .,.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
here this morning, Mr. Sherwood Up
church and Miss Mary Hardy were mar
ried. The bride is daughter of Mr. H
B. Hardy.
The State Superintendent Of Public In
struction says that during the four years
of Democratic rule the terms of the pub
lie schools average two and a half weeks
in the year longer than during the four
years Of fusion administration
Principal John E. Ray, of the Institu-
ton for the White Blind and Negro Deaf
Mutes and Blind, says there will be over
800 pupils present at the opening, Sep
TENDER 18th. There are ninety-two new
names. There will be fifty more than
there were last year.
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TO GET OUT WHITE VOTE.
Every Effort Being Made to Secure
n Full RegistratiOn.

n Full Registration.
CHATHAM, VA. September 4.-(spe-=
ial)-The first registration IN the cou IN,
ty under the new Constitution was as h a
IRENE northeastern part OF the county,
in Stanton River District 81
The Board of Registrars Of Tunstaili
District, composed OF Messrs. S. II. Boyd, 1
3. F. Garrett and Thomas J. Robertson.
will begin registering at StokeslaTo IRE
cinct on September 9Th, the work iast-.
ing through the 10th; Design Precinct,
September 18th and 18TH These two pre-
cincts poll more colored votes py iar
than any others In the county, and the
falling off will be very great IN the ne
gro vote. Meetings for registering voters
September 1s;h and 18th; Mcdowell MIL.
September 18th: Cascade. September
18th; Brosvilie. September goth; Bachs-
lor's Hall, September 2sd; Mount Cross
For the accommodation of voters VINO
canEot register at places on dates above
named, the Registration Board VIII con,
sth and a, Mount Cross the 9Th and 18th
of October. Every effort is peing put
forth to have q big enrolmen. Of the
white voters.
Mrs George D. Muse, now spending the
summer here fell on Tuesday evening
from an apple-tree, breaking his rlgnt
leg Just above the knee Dr.; =. Lanler
S~dI
the little sufferer as comfortable as pos
sib!e.
Mr.. Luther Mattey has been appointed
by Judge James L. Tredway to succeed
Mr.. ". L. Thompson, resigned. as mem
Der of the Board Of Registrars tor
Chatham District
Mrs. A. c. L. Wickham. of Powhatann
county. is visiting Rev. and Mrs. c. 0.
Mr.. G. c. Shepherd. of Danville, Va,
has rented the home place of Mr.. James
d. Riddle, in South Chatham, to which
he will remove some time soon.
DR.. and Mrs. W. S. Penick left on tiie
early train Wednesday morning Tor thelr
home, in Shreveport, La
Labor-Day was observed mere W
closing the banks and post-office
Professor John S. Allen left on tues
day morning for Griffin, Ga. to resume
his duties. white
on Tuesday entertained it r Wb 5he.s
Earn, IN the country, where they gave
a picnic, which was very much enjoyed
Mrs James S. Jones, of Chestnut Level,
is visiting the Reid family.
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7, historic CartcrsviIIe.

CARTERSVILLE. VA. September q,
Especial among the social
events which have taken place at his
toric old Cartersville" during this season
was an Eat home given last evening oy
Misses Marie Louise and Annie hate
Rhodes in honor of their friends. Misses
Grace Harris. Della Baker, and Ellie
Holmes. of Richmond. Mirth. games; and
music were INDUCED in until a late hour
Moon. of Tamworth; Mr.. John Duncan
Hill, Mr.. G. w. Sclater. Mr.. Julian J.
Paln1ore. and eMessrs. Smith and Charlie
Dickinson Of Gainesville: Mr.: Charlie
Wright, of Richmond, and MT. FRED
Rhodes of Fair View.
Miss Page Shelburne. the attractive
and highly entertaining little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. w. O Sheiburne. OF
this community during the summer
months, will leave for her home on Mon
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TIDINGS FROM ROXBURY.
improvements for Long BridEe-Con-
! tract Awarded-Pcrsonal

ROXBURY. VA. September 4-(Spe-
cial)-The commissioners appointed by
the Court of Charles City and New Kent
counties, Messrs. j. w. Parkinson. T. L.
Walker, l.. A Marston. Sr.. Robert Tay-
lor, N. c. Talley and George w. Fisher.
Sr., for letting contracts for the long
bridge repairs, met Saturday morning at
the bridge. The lowest bid was given by
that of Mr.. George w. Marston, who was
awarded the contract, and the work will
begin at once
Mr.. Edward E. Nance. native of this
county, and prominent business man.
who runs number of stores and has for
a number Of years had his home at
Nances Shop, near this place, has NOV
ed to Norfolk county He has for sever
al years conducted a large and we'll
known single mill near Providence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-05
CHARLOTTESVILLE SMASHUP.
Occurred in the c. & o. Yards-R. T..
MOore3s Illness,

, CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, September
4.-(special.l-A smash-up occurred last
night in the Chesapeake and Ohio yards.
by which a caboose and one car were
demolished and an engine seriously dam
age AGED. Inc me ac ; was que 70 WORK
back into the cars demolished. Flagmhn
r. S. Sinclair narrowly escaped with his
life
way fireman. was taken suddenly i'll in
the switch-tower at Union station. fall
ing forward on his face unconscious. It
was some hours before he was restored
to consciousness. The physicians attend
ing attribute his attack to the excessive
use of cigarettes.
General Fitzhugh Lee has returned to
the city from Chfckamauga Park.
Miss Mary l.. Smith was married to
Mr.. Wilbur E. Crenshaw yesterday at
the home of the brides mother. near
Profit in this county
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A WYTHEvILLE GERMAN.
Dancing Set Have Il Pleasant Even.
inE-News of the Town-PcrsOnnI.


WYTHEvILLE. VA, September g.
Boyd last night by the Wytheville Ger
man Club, while not attended by very
large crowd, was one of the most en-
Joyable of the season. The german was
Mr.. David S. Blair.
Among those dancing were:
Mr. Joseph Spenser with Miss Carrie
Hancock.
Mr. Rob spenser with Miss Kate Dill
lard.
Stuart Hancock with Miss Lizzie Nor
ris
John Huffard with Miss Kyle, Of Ro-
gersville Tenn.
Dick Shelton with Miss Thomas, of Bal
timOre.
Jack Williams with Miss Mary Rich.
Charley GibbOney with Miss Chambers
Howard DeVan with Miss Bessie Dill
lard
Alfred Moore with Miss Nash, Of Nor
folk
DIR. Sam Savers Jr., with Miss Larcade.
of New Orleans.
James Parker with Miss Ella Goodwin.
Will Calfee. of Pulaski, with Miss Mary
Poage.
viii Trinkle with Miss Ella Jackson,
of Richmond.
Rob Williams with Miss Anna Gleaves.
Young Terry with Miss Sale, of New
Orleans.
Robert Preston with Miss Balmer of
Chicago.
Clifton Walker with Miss Sanford.
Lawrence Gardner, of Pulaski, with
Miss Mabel Walker.
Frank straus with Miss Nash, of Nor
folk.
The stays were: Messrs.- Lee Trinkle.
David S. Blair. Will Pendleton. Hugely
DeVan. Elem Rich. Frank Spiller, and
E. NJ Jameson. of Pulaski.
Mr. John Huffard, who has been work
ing for the Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke
Company. at Buena Vista, has returned
home.
Miss Balmer of Chicago. is visiting
relatives at Mrs. Julius Browns, on
Fourth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Pendleton will
entertain their many friends at their
home, Rocky Hill,' on Friday eve
ming.
Miss Helen Huffard, who has been visit
ing at Tate Springs, has returned to her
home here.
WYTHE LANDS IN. DEMAND.
Mr.. NJ NJ. Sutherland and associates
have made an offer of $50 per acre for
1900 acres of the Sheffey farm. five miles
northeast. of Wytheville, but | understand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-05
JOHN HAMsEY,s AWFUL FATE.
New Brakeman from F'Iusanna
Crushed Coupling Cars.

LEXINGTON. VA. September f-{Spe-
ciaL)-John Ramsey. who claimed Flu
wanna county Va. as his home. was In
startIr killed this afternoon at BueGa
Vista by being crushed to death between
cars.
He was breaking on q freight train.
and while he was attempting TO make Z
coupling in front OF the Norfolk and
Western passenger depot, between two
cars. one Of which is alleged to have had
a chain instead OF a bumper. he was
caught and his body crushed to Il pulp;
lie had just entered the Norfolk and
Western service and was on his first run
None of the train crew knew anything
about their fellow tranman.
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AT ROCKINGHAM SPRINGS.
Enjoyable Entertainment mt This
Popular Mountain Resort.

ROCKINGHAM SPRINGS. VA. Sep
TENDER 4.-(SpeciaL)-On Saturday evening
Mr.. G. r. Hopkins. proprietor Of Rocking
ham (va.) Springs, gave delightful
lawn fete in honor of his nieces and
grand daughter The hotel and cottages
were Illuminated and the grounds lighted
with colored lights and bonfires.
The ballroom and spacious dining hall
and stairways were decorated with golden
rod. ferns, and dropping vines. At IL
o'clock the dining-room doors were open
ed and the guests were invited to par
take of delicious fruits and ices. The
remainder of the evening was spent in
dancing and card playing. One of the
most enjoyable features of the evening
was the opening of peanuts tied with rib
bon, in which had been placed verses APP
propriate to the occasion, the reading OF
which caused much merriment
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Negro Boy Drowned.

HAMPTON. VA September 4.-fSpe-
cial.)-Edgar BraXton. an 1S-year-old col
orded youth of Hampton was drowned IN
James river this morning. The body was
recovered. BraNton was fishing from a
canoe and fell overheard.
The residence of F. D. Daggs at Phoe
bus was entered by unknown thieves this
morning who made their escape with 800
In cash and several valuable gold
watches
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Repairing OF King Street Causes Of
fcfaIs 1Iuch Vexufion

ALEXANDRIA. VA. September f.
(SpeciaD-It appears that the protracted
delay in the repaving of King street may
cause some trouble The work is now
at dead standstill. as it has been for
the past few weeks. For half mile
along the principal thorouehfare of the
city great and unsightIy piles of mate
rial are placed at short intervals. Pro-
gress is stayed solely, 1t is alleged. by
the failure of the Washington. Alexan-
pany to supply the rails of the new and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-05
CLEVELAND GROVES VICTIM
OF ACCIDENTAL SHOT,
Injured by n Friend Near Leesburg--
A Pistol Went OT-Enppenings
in Loudoun.

LEESBURG. VA September 4.-fSpe-
cial.)-An accident occurred at the home
of Mr. ]. G. Utterback. near this place. OF,
Adjust Sist. which resulted in the shoot
ing OF Cleveland Groves in the right knee
by bullet from S2-calibre pistol. Groves
and friend by the name of Carroll
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OYSTER EXPERIMENT FAILS.
Deep Water Planting reproductive
Oysters Poor and High.

HAMPTON. VA. September 4.-(Spe-
ciaL)-The experiment OF growing oys-
tiers in the deep waters OF the Chesapeake
bay has proved a perfect failure. At the
last session of the Legislature Captain
Frank w. Darling. of the largest
oyster dealers in Virginia. succeeded IN
having d special act passed giving him
the right to plant oysters in the channel
of the bay a a cost of Si5,Gf0
The oysters were planted but without
satisfactory results. The failure OF the
experiment, however is attributed to the
fact that the oyster business in the
State this year promises to be failure
to IL very great extent The oysters
gathered SO far are poor and unmarked
able. The price OF the biValves will be
greatly increased.
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her husband here at an early day. To
this END the ladies of the church are
overhauling and refurnshing the rec
tory, preparatory to the coming of Mrs.
Stringfeliow. The rector has only been
here q short time.
The Rev. J. B. Vim. pastor of the
Methodist church, is spending his vacation
at Buffalo Lithia Springs. He is very
popular with his members, and is serving
the fourth year at his present charge.
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pilIard-Brudyhav Nuptials.

FREDERIcKsBuRG VA. septemhe,
a-fSneciaI)-Miss Sadie E. Bradshaw
and Mr.. James Jackson billiard. both OF
this city. were quietly married last night
at the home of Mr.. E. t. Baker mere.
Rev T. S. Dunaway officiating.