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The work of building the new par
sonage is progressing very rapidly.
George Morris has purchased new
bueey. What's the meaning OF that
The pupils of the Osman school who
received diplomas this year are Theresa
Greis. Genevieve Sullivan, Annie
Netzer Alice Walterbach, Ella Sneider
and VERNE Walterbach.
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GIBSON.

Anton Lesky has returned from Osh-
kosh where he has been visiting his
brother Frank.
The school at Larrabee will close on
Friday a picnic being given by U. j.
Sauz, the teacher
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-06-12

Now is the time to look over your
Smoky Furnace and have us remedy the
trouble and worry you've had the past
winter. Phone No. As will call The
Rand q Roemer Hdw. Co.
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For the accommodation of those who
desire to attend the Ringing Bros.
Exhibition at Appleton, June 14th the
Chicago & North Western will run
special train Appleton to Manitowoc,
leaving Appleton at II p. m; this in
connection with regular trains going
J. F. O'BRIEN, Ticket Agt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-06-12

Improved and unimproved farms in
Oconto county for sale. Correspond
ence solicited. BANK OF GILLET'r,
Gillett, Wis.
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Adolph Milhaus.

Adolph Milhaus.
Address. Observation-Disclosures. F. S. Hyer
Farewell Song ...............C Glass 1902
Presentation NJ NJ. Guhin
Miss SCHNEIDER of Manitowoc visited
here Thursday.
Charles Etzler Jr., closed his school
at Branch with picnic Wednesday.
He will give a play at Schaffer's hall at
Branch Saturday evening entitled "a
Man from Maine.
Chas Etzler ST., and p. II. Schatz of
Wayside received a carload of machin
cry last week.
John Maertz is visiting his parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Heinzen attend
ed a wedding at st. Nazianz Tuesday.
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FOR SALE.

Second hand square piano in good
condition. Price reasonable. Inquire
at Pilot.
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APPLETON.

WILL RUN EXCURSION TRAIN ACCOUNT
RINGLING BROS. EXHIBITION AT
AppT ,FTON.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-06-12

The C. & n. W. R'y. will sell tickets
TO Boston, Mass and return, June 10Th
to 18th of one fare, for round trip,
tickets good returning until June 2lst.
J. F. O'BRIEN, Ticket Agt.
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ACCOUNT FIRST CHURCH OF CHRISTIAN
SCIENTIST ANNUAL MEETING,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
FRUIT MEN c. INFER
The Virginia Horticultural Society
Sessio, in LYnchburg.
lSrocia1. Disn+ch Al The Tir,e

fSnocal- Disptch 20 The Tirnes)
LYNCHBURG. VA, December .
The Virginia Horticultural society met
here this morning in annual session with
the president. Mr. Samuel s. Woods, OF
Charlottesville. presiding. and Mr.. Walter
Whateey, of CroZet, secretary. The pro-
ceedings were opened with prayer by
Rev. f. T. McFadden, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church. after which the
president made an address.
He was followed by Mr. H. B. Gould,
Of the United States Department OF Agri-
culture, who spoke on Why Some Or
chards in Virginia fail" -Fhe subject Of
orchard cultivation was then generally
discussed.
4 greater part of the morning session
was devoted to a consideration of the
proposition that Virginia make an APP
propriation for the st. Louis Exposition.
The matter referred to the Commit
tee on Resolutions
BY !, rising vote the Association elected
Governor Montague as honorary mem
bar
The afternoon session Of the Horticul-
tural Association was devoted TO addresses
on various phases OF fruit culture by MIR.
William \. Taylor, assistant pomologist
Of the Agricultural Department, and Pro
fcssor Atwood, of the Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute At to-night's session Sen
aio1 Lupton, of Frederick county, made
an address on the packing Of fruit, and
Professor S. L. Nandeman, of the Agrt-
cultural Department. led q discussion on
the diseases ana insect enemies Of fruit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
SHE ESCAPED THE KNIFE,
Ten Months Of Peace After Dreadful
Suffering.

oo-,+;o-s are becoming a fad; every
,,ar as soon as he is graduated
from a medical college, considers hlmseIl
o,,eble of undertaking the most serious
and complicated surgical work. ana nun
drads of lives are sacrificed annually 70
+b;s mad frenzy of incompetent men. to
rush into work which should only be
undertaken as a last resort and then
only by the most experienced and care
full surgeons.
r is = Measure. in view of these facts.
to read the following letter from wo-
man who has been saved from one of
these dangerous operations: kno"
l should have Informed you long ago re-
garding my case of piles and the good
done me and believe I am cured. Last
December I sent for your book. 1 have
never been bothered since then, and be
fore had suffered for the last eleven
years, and at the time I wrote l mad
given birth to a child. and they came
down with the delivery OF the child D.
the handful I could not get them back
and l suffered everything; and the DOC
tor said nothing but an operation would
ever relieve me; but I read of your RENE
dy in our daily newspaper and tod
my husband to get me box ana "o'i!o
give it a trial before consentins TO the
knife and thanks be to your wonderful
medicine I was saved from the operat-
ing table.
Every person suffering from piles
that my husband and myself hear Of we
recommend your wonderful medicine.
just used one 81 box OF pyramid Pile
Cure. and two boxes OF Pyramid ONT
rnent and two boxes of Pyramid Pills
and I was, I hope. completely cured. Il
they ever show the slightest return
will certainly get some more medicine.
but I hardly think l will need any more
for it will be a year the Sth day of De-
cember since l had them and that makes
it ten months and past now. Thanking
YOU again and wishing you abundant
success 1 remain Mrs. S. Hodgson 100 W.
Eleventh Street, Des AIoines, Iowa
Pyramid Pile Cure IS sold by drug
gists for fifty cents a package or will
be mailed to any address upon receipt of
price. by Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall
Mich. Write this firm for little book
describing the cause and cure Of piles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
DEPOT
FOR COAST LINE
Contract Awarded for New Build
ing in Washing on Street.
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED
The Appomat!ox Trust Company In
creases Its Stock from 100000
TO 3CO.OOO-Local Happens
ings and Personal Mention.
1snecial Dispatch to The ii nes.)


PIE r.lteBuRG, VA, Dec. 2.-Mr. G.
W. Lambert, OF Richmond, has been
awarded the contract for building The
freight depot for the Atlantic Coast Line
i,ai.road Company on Washington street.
me depot. viii be one-story brick
building $40 feet long and so feet wiue.
it Will extend from Union to Sycamore
Street.
The stockholders Of the AppomattoN
Trust Company last night decided TO IN
crease the capital stock three times its
present issue. making the capital sock
>ao5.Vro The Petersbu. G mandatory, IS
is said. will subscribe $10o,0to to stock.
The company will enlarge the scope OF
its business.
The Unity Concert Company next
Thursday evening will give the third at
traction of the Young Mems Christian
Association Star Course in this city. This
will be one of the best attractions of
the season.
The beautiful painting. Paul and Viz
g!uia" which was raff.ed off at the Elks'
bazaar last night. was won by Nj Henry
lehman.
Detective Alex. Tomlinson, of Rich
mond. came to Petersburg this morn
ing and arrested James Mosely, who is
wanted on q charge of arceny. He car
ried his prisoner to Richmond.
The cash receipts of the city during
the past month amounted TO $2l,110.40:
expenditures. S17.i7S.50
Robert Woody, colored, who was sent
to Jail for thirty days for steal ng an
ove3coat from another negro. was sus-
pected of breaking into the store Of w
NJ. Lewis a few evenings ago a search
o. his house resulted in the finding of
two overCoatS that were stolen and q
box of cigars from the store of 7. Y.
Short.
Mr.. and Al :. L. z. Badger left this
morning to visit in Richmond.
Mss Virgie Slater is visiting at Clifton
Forge.
Edward Miller, the negro boy who was
run over by a dray yesterday, is still
alive. and there are hopes of his re-
covery.
Considerable property along the line Of
the Richmond and Petersburg Electric
Railway Company in Chesterfield county
within a few miles of Petersburg has re-
Gently been purchased by persons who
anticipate dividing the property into lots
and building comfortable houses. 1t is
believed that before many years pass
many people doing business in this city
VIII live on the line of the electric rail-
way between Richmond and Petersburg.
About S100,Ol0 was paid To farmers last
week as a result OF the tobacco sales in
this city.
The receipts from the Oriental Carnival
Company for the Petersburg Company
Knights of Pythias amounted to $50
The EIks bazaar. which has been go
ing on for the past week at Library Hall
closed last night, and a handsome sum
has been added to the Ellls building fund
in this city
Nj. George c. Clark. the only son OF
Nj Charles a. Clark. the wel-llnown
battlefield guide in this city. has been
critically i'll for several weeks. There is
10 Improvement in his condition.
The sales OF tobacco Will continue to
he very heavy throughout this week
The sales last week were the heaviest
known in many seasons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
MIND UNBALANCED BY
CAMPA On EXciTEMEN 7
Especial Dispatch to The Times

BRISTOL, VA, Dec. Il. P. Robert
the asylum 1T Marion. Va. tonight on
account OF his m;IlI booming unba anced.
Robertson is young lawyer. He was
greatly interested in the recent congress
sional campaign in the Ninth Virginia
District, and, it is said, made speeches for
Colonel Slemp. the Republican nominee.
In his rambling way he now has much
to say of that campaign.
Paul Messer. aged twenty-five, was ar
rested in Bristol today in response to a
telegram from Chief of Police Renfro, at
Dorchester, stating that Alesser was
wanted tllere for robbery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
STEWART SMALL
Notable Society Marriage To-Day at
York, P.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times

especial DlSpatCn 10 Inc llilleS.l
YORK, PA, December 2.--NIr. Red
n,ond c. Stewart will be married to Miss
Katherine Small, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs w Latimer Small, of York, to-
r,orrow
Arrangements have been made for
special train to leave Union Station Bal
t,more at 4:.5 P. NJ. on Wednesday to
take the Baltimore guests to York. The
ceremony will be performed at $50
o clock at St. Johns Protestant Episco-
pal Church.
The maid of honor Will be Miss Cas-
sandra Small sister OF Miss Small, and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Eleanor
Stewart and Miss Doris Stewart. 5 SterS
of Mr. Stewart; Miss Bertha Gilmor, or
Baltimore: Miss Helena Small and Miss
Janet Latimer, of York: Miss Lucy Lorry
and Miss Ruth HuSer OF New YORK
ana Miss Elizabeth Lee. of Tennessee.
Mr. Stewards brother, Mr.. Lurrnan Stew
art will be best man. and the tisherS Will
he Mr.. George S Franklin. MI Arthur
2 Hancock. of Charlottesville Va; Mr.
Robert Garrett. DR., John A Tompklns.
.r Mr.. ,Jervis Spencer, Jr.. Mr.. Frank
Frnsal. Mr. W Irvine Cross and MI
Charles X. Harrison, il. The ceremony
will be followed by reception at the
home of Mr. Latimer Small
After an extended trip MI. ana N4is-
stewart will live for while in the resi-
rysncs of the formers brother. Mr.. John
stewart Jr.. in the Green Spring al
lev which has been placed at thsir dis
rcsa1 until the completion in the spring
IF +bafr new house. now being pu!!t.
FuI1v 1.2u, invitations have been issued
for the ceremony. Last night Nr. > s"
arr presented his dinner guests WITH dla-
r1Ond pins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
M'ILWAlNE-MAURY
Beautiful MARRIAGE Ceremony at Smith
field Yesterday.
lSnccial IliS,a. I Oh to -I,ll.a ,L,ir,,4,s


NORFOLK. VA, December "A
very pretty wedding took place at noon
to-day in Smithfeld at the home of
the brides brother. MI. Harry Jordan,
when Mrs. Mary Wilson Maury and Mr.
Richard McIiwaine, Jr., We're united in
the holy bonds OF matrimony in the pres
ence of q large and fashionable gather
ing. The n1dtTon of honor was Mrs.
Thomas Stark, of Norfolk, cousin of the
bride, and Mr.. McIlwaine, Of Hampden-
Sidney, brother of the groom was best
man. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Robert Carter, of the Episcopal
Church. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was rendered bride and groom. after
which they left on a Northern tour.
The groom is the city attorney for Nor
folk. and the bride is we'll known
throughout Virginia.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Lucy Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs Mere
dith Spratley, Mrs. Jlnus Lynch. Mrs.
Kirkland R,lffin. Miss Annie Henry Mr..
). 2. Turner. Mr.. William A. Ross Mr.
James L. Goode, all OF Norfolk and Mrs.
Bessie Wilcox, OF Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
i've NEWS AND FRESH GOSSIP FROM ALL PARTS OF VI2CQIz
ton anl: The man whom the district at
torncy recommends will likely get the

ton an; The man whom the district at
tormcy recommends will likely get the
position.
Norfolk has five-corncred fight for
tho postmastcrship. The asrirants are
the present postmaster. ]. r. Waddy:
his assistant. 5. 3. Carney. II. &. Mich
o.. a wealthy wood and coal dealer.
Thomas Lowercy. cashier at the Gus
tom House. ana who is tho chairman of
the Republican City Executive Commit
tee and United States Deputy Marshal
West 1t Is generally believed that the
man who gets the endorsement of Geo.
L. Bowdcn viii land the plum
Mr.. Bowtien comes pretty near CON
trolling the Federal patronage in the
Second Virginia District. Mr. West told
The Leader correspondent that he was
assured of the endorsement of MIR Bow
den The term Of the present postmas-
Ter expires in January The job pays
$500 year.
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frightened. so that she was much anect-
ed when taken to her home near by. MISS
Perman was nearly drowned once oe
fore Hence this is a second escape.
KING GEOkGE CLAIMS
RECORD ON RADlSHES
(specia, Disnatch to The Times

DUCAT, KING GEORGE COCN >
VA, December 2.-Mentlon mas p.
made of mammouth vegetables ieos 49,
disn,avel in Richmond-among them
a radish. which weighed six and quar-
ter pounds. King George can beat that
In the garden of Mrs. Mamie B. Doherty'
at "Waverley," a number OF rau!s!tes
were left in one Of the squares o. .ie
garden in the spring. and no ae'eh.ioii
paid to them Recently it was olscoNei-
ed that they had grown to immense slA.
many of them weighed six ana seven
pounds. and one which measured o,e
foot long and twenty-seven inches III 60
conference, tipped the scales d.
pounds. Other vegetables CROWNS iie<N'
We're propo, tionately as large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
FULLER-P ANRISH
Beautiful Home w -dding Near Beverly,
in FittSylvania,
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

CHATHAM, VA, December 1.-The
country home of Mr.. NJ A. Parrish,
near Beverly. was this afternoon the
scene of very beautiful home wedding,
when his daughter. Miss Annie May
Parrish. became the bride of Mr. Asa
j. Fuller, of the same neighborhood.
The halls and parlors We're lined with
autumn lowers and made a beautiful
background for the bridal party, which
formed a semicircle in the parlor
around Rev ]. w. Barbour, who per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Lizzie Fuller, sister OF the groom
and maid of honor. was the only attend
ant. The groom is a young man of fine
business qualities and a prosperous
farmer. After the ceremony the newly
welded pair We're taken by private con-
veyance to the home of the groom,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
WOULD BREAK Up
RAT-KILL|HG TIMES
Bill in Legislature to Prohibit
Uniq1e Business in East
Virginia.

The Introduction of a bill in the Senate
yesterday to prohibit the killing of musk
rats, which are made victims by the
white glare of a reflector. calls up a
most unusual manner in which many a
man in Tidewater Virginia makes dollars
and dollars every fall and winter. 81
The bill, introduced by Mr.. Julian ...y!:
ant in the Senate. at the request of Mr..
l.. I. Christian, of the House, is designed
to break uD this business and save the
rats, thing which is going to cause a
full-groWn howl where the rivermen of
New Kent, Charles City, King William,
James City and other counties of the east
ern section OF the Sta,e intersectei by
small rivers, whose borders are marshes
literally infested by muskrats. ANY calm
fail or winter evening one may see boats
gliding UP and down the thoroughfares
IF the marshes Of the Chickahominy
River y strong light will be full upon
one or other OF the banks, thrown ahead
ara concentrated by a paraboic reflect
or. All around is as dark as proverbial
Erebus, but a white line travels up and
down the stream ahead of the boat that
lays the bank where it touches and all
else there as bright noon day.
Old logs, sticks and rocks. back with
the ooze Of the marsh and the wash-nss
of many tides. revealed il true aspac s
and no longer CHASTITY. Ii there is Il rat
on the end Of that log, as often one is
found in such places, he becomes as
conspicuous as if he were perched upon
d lamp post. The light thrown upon him
thus has a double purpose. both OF
which it serves well.
1t displyas the muskrat as if it We're
a scare head" in q matrimonial paper
and it blinds his rodent majesty until he
is utterly bewildered. He sets perfectly
still While making up his mind what he
is up against. and the next thing he
knows he is facing a load OF No. shot
The result is usually a dead rat or a
wounded one endeavoring 70 reach the
tuckahoe on the other side OF the creek
where his home may be. only for the
light to flash on him and to be finished
with a second load.
Ten or fifteen, possibly more. are killed
by 10 o'c ocE The next morning early
the huntsman skins his game and
stretches the hides on boards made for
the purpose. When dry the skins are
either sold at the country store or sent
to Richmond. They usually bring the
"ratter' IS cents piece. 1t is fine sport
and pays we'll for about two and halt
hours time.
Another way OF getting rats is by the
use of steal traps" set in sluues in the
marshes. Many are caught this way,
and the bill does no! seek to break up
this enterprise. but only the shooting OF
them by the light of a reflector.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
Shiplett-Cofman
Especial Dispatc.. TO The Times.)

Especial Dispatch: 10 The Times)
STAUNTON. VA. December miss
Lottie E. Coffman, daughter OF the late
Andrew Coffman, prominent farmer
of the coilnty, and Mr.. Leonidas Il.
Shiplett were united in marriage at
Pleasant Valley to-day. Mr.. Shiplett
is son of Martin Shiplett, prominent
farmer OF Moscow, this county. Miss
Coffman has for years been connected
with the Deaf and Blind Institute of
Stanton. and has host of friends in
the city Mr.. and Mrs Ship.ett will
make their home In the county. where
Mr.. SnipIett is engaged in farming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
Professor Henry F" 'tcheis.
(snecial Dispa tch to The TimtS =:

BOSTON, MASS. Dec. 2.-Word has
been received here of the death in New
York to-day of professor Henry Mltci'eli,
the noted engineering expert Professor
Mitchell was a member Of the Y ni.eo
states advisory councils on the harpor
Of Norfolk aud Portsmouth, va, ana u
Philadelphia. He was a native or Nan
tucket. and brother Of Maria Mltciieii'
the famous woman astronomer Oh NdeS'i
College. He was connected VIII iiii,Is
important engineering enterprises III
coi,tb including the Mississippi River
Commission and the Panama Canal I'M
der Ferdinand de LeSSeps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
EXPOS!TIO u MEETING
oorly Attended in Newport News o
account of Severe Ranstorn.
iSrecial DiSnatCh 10 Tho Times.)

tSrecal Dispatch 10 The Times.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. 1.-The
meeting held at the Academy OF Music
last night in the interest of the James
town Exposition. owing to terrific rain
storm. was small. President Fitzllugh Lee
could not he present. President J. L. Pat
ton. of the Chamhe~ of Commerce, presid-
el. Among the speakers were Director
General D LowcrberG, First Nice-Presl-
dent X Beamar. Executive Committee
rn,r T. 5. Soutlgate OF Norfolk and T
] Wool of Norfolk. Other speakers We're
Mayor Moss. Z. / Ford and W. p. john
son. OF Newport News.
There We're present in addition EXecu-
tive Committeeman Barton Myers, G.
Brooks Johnston. c. S. Sherwood and g.
T. Shepherd. all or Norfolk
Hon. E G. Madison VIII not he q can
CiCate Tor the position OF oyster lnspec-
tor again. He was formerly inspector Tor
lie undivided Warwick District After a
fractional fight the county was divided, ana
Mir Madison retained the lnspectorshlp
of the upper half, Mr.. 7. \. Sinclair be-
irr given the lower half. Later the two
sections wero thrown together. and Mt.
Sinclair was placed in charge OF the whole
district. Then at its last meeting in Nor-
folk the Board OF Fisheries decided to
c,;t the district in two again, and there
has been much speculation as TO VINO
the new inspector would be. the impress
Sion being that Nj. Madison would Try
fos the job again. Ii is probable that a
member of the Madison faction, however,
will be named though this is yet a mat
ter OF conjecture.
Willie Dean. the negro who Saturday
night sliced up George Smith, alias 'Iur-
l,iI1 Salad was arrested to-day charged
with felonious assault
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
CHART Rs GRANTED
New Enterprises IN West Virginia
Recently Launcned.

COyIEC;ToE VA T,aea,>>,a. 81,
Car.nacI; s,ne,i,,t..,1l3e,,. ~
in.;lon Light n-aT9,3y. C,,,,,..,.I.
iornerv Of Co .,',''S = ,,,, =, Car1"ch
Charleston W VI W-al,nr Eist,I,.ol,
of To. edo. O.; Ambrose Ahas of C,Ia,a,
land. O. and ], e clarl, Of t-barjoeto,
w. Va. have been granted a charter in
col poratIng the West Virginia coal ana
IRON Company. of Charleston. ". Va.
Ivitk capital stock OF sinl,0to part of
Which has been subscribed and maid
The company is empowered TO drill for
;;,s: ,nino fgI, coal ana m conduct oe,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-03
TOBACCO SALES
They Last All Day at FarmvIlle-Some
Decli5 in Erices.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

FARNVIILE. VA, December 2-To-
bacco sales lasting all day were he d
on the Farmville market to-day, and
then they did not get through selling at
all 4 the warehouses;. Tobacco continues
to roll in, and i; is expected the market
viii be g'uttcd tomorrow. There is a
little decline in prices on al grades.
\ negro girl. about fifteen years of
age. barely escaped being run over and
cut to pieces to-day by a passenger
train. The engineer brought his train
70 a sudden stop just as it struck her.
So sudden was the stop that many pas
scngers We're thrown from their seats.
and it was all that the engineer and fire
man could do to stay in thsir places.
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Successful Religious Services,

Especial Dispatch TO TIE Times.)
LEXINGTON. VA December -.
the result OF protracted services held e.
Trinity Methodist Church by the pastor.
R4v. j. H Light ten persons Joined tha
chGrch Sunday morning on profession and
three by letter
AZ Wesley Chapel Methodist Church.
Inour Grady, assisted by Rev. L. Rad
sell OF Newcastle, Va. closed meet.
ing at which fifty-three conversions
are reported