The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-30
Mich Cows Y Badly flicted and
Have co. Be kiIled 81
!. DRINKING 3 N ] K En- R IN THEM ] s !.
Invitations Issued 10 Several Coming Wed;
dinIs- Philal .lpblans Look Alter TheIr5
canaisI Factory and Want Farmers
10 Raise Tomatoes
fSnreiaI:Dispatch TO The Times \

Special Dispatch to The Times.
81 STAUNTON, VA, March 29.-The mad
dog and mad-cow scare is still a high
pitch: Two COWS belong ing TO VII.
sMarpole, which we're bitten By a. mad
dog some time ago, were killed " ednes-
day. The cows We're down and badly.
saffected. Mr.. ;Marpole on Tuesday gave
Sonc of his cows, which was bittensat the
same time as the others, to Samuel Tanks
ley of the county, who took the COW to
his home II. ,ranksley says this COW
shows no signs of being mad. These
COWS We're bitten twenty-eight days ago
and Mr.. fNIarpole used tho milk from the
cows until Sunday last.
Several mad dogsswere reported in the
suburbs as running atssflarge, two of
which was killde Thursday. 50
CANNING FACTORY.
Some Philadelphia gentlemen who are
Interested in the canneryains stalnto on, We're
in town few days ago, aud Seem to be
well pleased with what they saw & and
heard. It is now upsto the farmers to- go
to work and supply the material oE*hej
used in canning fruits and vegetables:
Mr.. John Slefcer, Of Fincsstle, who
conducted the cannerp with much sue
cess here last season, will rema IN in the
city to look after the interest of his Phila-:
delphia friends.
over the appointment by the Governor
Of j. IT. Lindsay,sof Charlottesville.sIan nd
a. II. N1cCue, OF Fishersville. on the Board
of Visitors of the Virginia School for the:
Deaf and the Blind, to succeed If. w.
MA gruder. and 5. q. Hughes, whose
terms expired March 18th. z.
= The Ladies Aid Society of the Second
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday elected.
TX, following officers: Miss Emil ySssT rot
IJN;.. al of1.ST1
first vice-president; Miss Agnes Scott.
second yice-president; Mrs N. H sAfcCul-8
lough,. secretary; Mrs. Hart Hartman,
treasurer The society reports St46 IN
bank, the most Of which was 5sreallzeds
from, their recent rumage sales this year
The society will have another rummage
sale the coming week
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ruff,
was the scene of a merry little party on
Tuesday evening, last, when the third
birthday of Master Joseph Ruff was cell
ebratcd. The forepart of the evening
was passed in playing games and the
little ones amusing themselves With all
kinds of toys. aftef which they We're
served with ice-cream and cake, candl lts.
nuts. & oranges etc About twenty-five Of
Josepll's little friends gathered. to make
his birthday lively.
I Cards are out announcing the APP
aching wedding Of Miss ziella,
daughter OF. Airs. Joseph e hillip Asst to
Hugh Caperton Braxton, to- take place
81 April 9th. at $3.50 p. NJ. a #Englewood,
the home of Mrs. Asst ~
Mrs. Archibald Magill Faunt1eroy has
issued invitations to the marriage of her
daughter. Katherine Brooks, to Henry
Clay Miller, the ceremony, to take place
at the. First. Presbyterian ChurchEsTues-
dap evening, April sth. at . o clock: ~;
Miss Iva 1ney Crosby, second Edaugh ter
Of George W. Crosby. and John III. Airey,
of Minesviile. Augusta county, We're
united III maria ge on w Wednesday, at the
parsonage, by the Rev. J.. N.9Fa11. Deverl-
ter, pastor Of Old Stone Church, F,t. De-,
sf;op