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The Jasper news., 1902-01-09
DabIin Items.

j. G. Webber called on VIM. RYAN
northwest Of DuDlin, Saturday night
Several Of tie nrighbors called later iu
tho evening and all marched in a body
across tie road to Mr. Jthastoa's house
and surprised Mr.. Johnston very much,
but he remembered he WAS As years old
th't day. Those presclt were VIM. Ry-
an and family, Frel Mcr.cll and part II
his family, VIM. Wardlow and rart of
Lis family, Tom G. ar art AMI family,
, Clff IGl arr and wife, and j. G.. Web.
ibr 1heevening passed Off pleasantly.
Gamns and p'ays by the little folks and
in Instrumental music by VIM. RYAN and
son. SieecheS. by the little folks. for
which all appreciated vrry mu.h. A
comic soos 10y Mr.. John ton, en,itl,d
"McSorley's INius" pleased the hllc
folks vrr. much. The parry brLke up
abe u. lC:3J aud all WISHED Mr.. Johnston
man! m're ha,Iy birth lays. Hn thanked
all for thoi Kindness aad ask d thm t.
come again.
loo. and Fred aorlan hayo been set
ting cut strawberry Inns this week,
which they bought frunl j. G. Wcbbcr.
Rev. BurnEam will preach at the
= oo' house Sunday afternoon at 3 !
o'cloci. Sund'y school at , O'Clock.
John Waliar and wifo, OF Marat line, /
Mo, and Mrs. L"iss, of Jasper, took
dinner With Morlans', Wcdncs dAy.
Geo. Morlan and Geo. Fiudley want to
Carthage Wednesday TO get OK Of
yroc RES for the Dublin store.
Mrs. Anna Curry and sou Erwin visit.
vi with Mnrlans', Wed lesday.
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Preston Noes.

\ box supper will be given OF
Wednesday evening January fifteenth
at the Methodist church a. the bcr, II
OF the SUNDAY School Music will b.,
furnished by tho Graphophono. Ever,
one cordially invited TO c, mo and bring
boxes.
There will be services noSt supda,
morning and evening conducted By Rev.
Phillips at the Methodist church.
Mr., and Mrs. Uriah Smith aud family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Smiths
brother Mr. O. NJ. Ballard.
Quite a number OF our Young folks
attended the social at ID. L. Wneelers
last Tuesday evening.
Misses May aud Nellie Allen Of Neck
City visited tho Preston School last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. DJughty w.re
were shopping in Carthage, Monda,.
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Preston Items.

The Union Sand W School at the
Presbyterian Church began the new
year with the following new Iicers: ID.
H. Wheeler Suportend Mt; 7. l. Cone,
Cor Sccy and Treas; l. vic Wheeler
ttcy.i Ethel Wheeler, Organist: Olga
Barkley Assisting Organist. Teachers,
Glass A, Mr.. a. Cooper; Clrs. Z, Mr..
Harbison; Glass c, Isaac Laudrrbaugb;
Glass d, En- mn CLnk; Cla,s T, Mani.
Lardertaveh; Glass i, Mrs. Hu bison.
a now store building is being rrected
in the nsrth Of town to be occupied by
Frank Myers of Ain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Titus s,eit
Saturday and Sunday in Webb CITY
visiting relatives.
DR.. Crun and family Of Obolis ara
occupying Daniel Miler's house.
Mrs. Serena Tiiui is visiting her son
Tommy this week here.
Miss Bessie Cotfelt is visiting in
Barton County.
Francis Miller and family have moved
b Alba.
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Blue Items.

Saturday being &. s. Johnson's 45tl
birthday, quitea number Of neighbor
and friends came in the evening Il
suprisa him. lie was completely taken b,
surprise Mr. VIM Ryan and son Fores'
entertained the crowd royaly will
stri1g nusic, Air Eeober OF Dublin
a'sp did 5. lepdtd with rcitations and
songs to enlivel the evening. Eery one
seemed tolenioy themselves.
A number of blue Boys took II in
totheir heads 10 go 'possum hunting on
Monday night. After ronsing lot Of
boys out Of thtro beds they went ~ far
rs 81 ring river, built fre and rested a
while, then concluded il was time to 70
home
Mr. and Mrs Joe Barklcy gave o
tuppcr Saturday night thom present
we're Mr. and Mrs Irwin Garfield Berr,
Flank Kelley, Mr.. Mrs. and Mani,
Lauderbaugi.
Tho ladies Aid Society gave social
snd free supper on New Years Eve at
Mr.. ID. l.. Whceler's. There were sc
present and all enjoyed good time.
Ger lie Merrell took sick on Saturday
and was =, II ring with high fever on
Sunday. We hope she is much letter b,
bis time
Frank Knf kIer Of Dublin expects to
start for Washington in short time 10
make II his future an.
Louis kuuklcr Of Blue Star is making
successful canyass for the Lnwrepcp
Nursery Go. in this vicinity.
Our worthy mail carrier Ben Appleby
has purchased nov mail wagon, and
comes out in fine style.
Aftcr too weeks vacation Miss Busby
has resu nned her duty rs teacher with |
a foil attendance.
Delbert Ilidrr is staying at his
brother Wills aud attending Blue
School
Miss Ruth Brunor who came over TO
spend Saturday and Sunday with Miss
G. s. johnson has purchased fine
bay mare from Mr.. james Bird.
Mrs. Henry Wodd AMI family are
'isiting thiswcek in Neck City.
Two new scholars entered school this
eek -.1eol aad Gin Crum.
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Kansas City
Journal
co,

Has led the metropolitan dailies Of the
Sroat Southwest for nearly fifty years.
In this section il is supreme. In 1899 il
will be brighter and better than ever be.
fore. More new, attractive features;
more national and foreign news; more
news from Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri
Nebraska and the Southwest. Bright
and we'll selected miscelaney. Latest
sporting news. All the news that is
worth printing. The circulation Of the
journal now exceeds 10000 daily. The
company wants To double it this year.
Are you subscriber? II not, now Is
good lime 10 begin,
The Jasper news., 1902-01-09
Mud College.
New Years gift to all.

New Years gift to all.
I Quite an interesting time was enjoyet
by tho boys at the charvario New Year.
night Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Mackey wcr,
very bard TO catch. They lodged the
boys for over u week aud then had /,
give ur. They treated tho boys vsr,
nice 10 cider and apples. The boys say
the road was worry dark coming hunis OF
else they could not see very coed, the,
didn't know which.
Quite numbcr Of now mail boxes
have been established on route Ne. 3
The now boxes were purchased at ia :
per, thus knocking Goldon out Of a lit
tie change.
The driilmen have moved their dill
and gone south, W. suppose to joplin 10
drill for mineral.
Mr. Roy has finished gathering corn.
He says it woa't make over 10 bushels
to tho acre.
Mrs. Srencor is vrry poorly at present;
Mr.. j. p Boil has recovered his horse
The Jasper news., 1902-01-09
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
The Bar.
Conducted by tho W, Q. T. U.

Inc bar.
A poet has said Of tho saloon that ID Is
appropriately called bur:
A bar to heaven, door b. hell;
Whoever named il, named 1t we'll.
A bar TO nInlineIs lad wcalth,
A door to want and broken health.
A bar 10 honor, pride and t,me,
A door to sin and grief and shame;
A bar to hope, bar to prayer,
A door to darkness and despair.
A bar TO honored, useful life,
A door to brawling, ssnsele3s s,rlf
A bar TO all that's true and BRAY,
A door to every drunkapd's grave.
A bar TO joys that home imparts,
Adoor to tears and aching hearts;
A bar to heaven. door to hell.
Whoever named it, named it well.
Epworth Herald.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-09
Rising sun Items.

E. b. penison Co Supertendcnt ct
schools visited the Rising Sun Seho,
Monday, and WAS well pleased with
the progress the school is maxi. e under
Mrs Rex's management.
The question Resolved that tinvcntious
have been detriment to the human
race was won by the affirmation at the
Literary Saturday night.
A. W. Tecter is building wood
house, Mr.. Wine and Son Frank are
assisting.
lherc WAS fair crowd out TO hear
Rev, Sunderland preach at Rising Sun
Sunday.
Dan Rel logic and Will Gresham ard
families took dinner Sunday with A. w
Teetrr.
Nj > Carl Lcwcrstcin was vii ing
friends in Joplin the latter Iast Of last
week.
Miss Wallace Of Carthage was visit
ing her aunt Mrs JAS e,sR co over SUI
da..
A number OF Jasperians attended the
Literary at Rising Sun SATURDAY night
The Jasper news., 1902-01-09
GhIlnrsn ts.pselnrln l.,nhls.

Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely
painful and il neglected often result in
o'ood poisoning. Childrcn are especially
liable to such mishaps because Tot SO
careful remedy DeWitt's Witch ma
Eclsalvo is sunequaIed. Drawsout the FIRE
Stops the pain, soon heals tho wound. se-
ware OF eounterfcits. Sure cure for piles.
"DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye cure d my
baby ofecAema after two physicians gave
her up, writes James Mock, n. Webster
ind, "Ihs sores We're so bad she soiled
two to live dresses adAy." Ell Lauder.
baugh.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-09

Consists in keeping ali the man organs
OF the body In he althy, regulrr action
aud IN quickly destroying dcadly diseas,
germs, Elccric Bitt,rs regu ats stomach.
Liver aud Hidnrys, purify lheblood, and
g'v"a splendid appetite. They work won.
d'rs IN curing kidGey troubles. female
complaints, nervous diseases, coas,i,s.
nen' dyspepsh aud mqlaria virouas
h'7ith and strength al sys ioHos ueir
Va'. ev'i'ua aat'el 'N teab Pres
taSggists
The Jasper news., 1902-01-09
Fiaisam and Jetsam. .

! Secretary Shaw, formerly governor
of Iowa. was ask, by a. Kentuckiau al
Louisville into barroom, and Sht W
ordered glass of buttermilk. His friend
out OF courtesy, said TO tie bar-ien.eI
"Under the circumstances YOU may give
me piece Of pie"
That's the way to do il brothe b ,ttcr.
milk Is tho healthiest drink ip the W, I'd
1t is said 10 make yUu grow old grace
fully" and that's what whiskey woni,do.
viii not hate the saloon 50 much IL il
serves Lu, tsrmilk aud pie.
You haven't heard OF Mrs. Nation
lately in he News but she Is alive and
active as ever. She is addres sing large
croSds in Nnbraslsl Al Lincoln she had
an aud:oace Of eight thousands and /.
the same inoiherly swoetspiritcd Christ
ian woman. They rrc surprised to finu
her 50 different from what the papers
represent her to bo Carrie Nation said
Il have often bern asked why | did NJ
proceed along methods more lad, like.
j answered I've exhausted all ia
praoeable means at my command.
asls'd the Lord for guida ce, opened M,
Bible and read the 1st versa of l44tI
Psalm.
Since told there were COO saloons ir
Slnnila ilicial re- orts have come il
giving go
4 sab'on kcei er At A,chison. Ka, sa,, |
could MT make any mono! 50 he closed |
and came TO Mo.
You can't got a drink in y single town
rom San Dicgo to Los Angeles except
n blind pigs,
The W. G. r. U. will meet with Mrs
jlin" F lily aftsrn, OF. Al iLvit d
Visitors Welcome.
May memories Of these items n a
''or you uitiI thoy sink dsrp into your
ARTS as hg.
TABLER's BUCKEYE PILR OINTMENT is
The Jasper news., 1902-01-09
Puro Mlp!9 Syrup at Has
tiIlgs.

NV NA '''1 yIut' dG IhdS-
tings.
We have three months scholarship
TO the Model City Business College, of
Carthage, which we will sell at bar
gain. Any young man or woman desir.
INK to t'lSe business course would d
Wen To call at this office: 2tf
a G.'rS For Lu;ubago.
VIC. Williamson Of Amherst, Va, saws
"For more than year l suffered from
hIn5ago. | finally tried Chamberlain ;
Pain Balm and it gave me entire, which
al. other remedies had to do" Sold by
Webb Drug x Hdw. CO..
FOR SALE. "A good second hand or.
gln cheap at ID. W. Toeter.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-09

some time ago my daughter caught n
severe cold, She complailoI Of pains in
her chest and had a bad cough. l gave
her Chamberlain s cough +, mody accor-
ding to directions and ia two days she
was well aud able ~ 10 to school. Ihaye
used in Ny f.mily for the past seven
years and have known it fail, 4" slys Jas.
frendergast, merchant, Annhto Bay, ia
malca, West India Islands. The pains in
the cl ost indicated an approaching at.
tack of pneumonia, whiuh in this in
stance was undoubtly warled CT by
Ch'mberlain's congh remedy. 1t coun-
terac's any teudencyofa cold toward
pneumonia. Sold by Webb Drug & Hdw.
60.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-09
Notice.

Since my former home was DESTROYED
hre, my present Place of residenca is
with Mrs. Simpson, second door north
of the South Methodist church, wheee |
can qe found when not at my office.
DIR. V, IL. HESDRlcks.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-09

TABLER's BUCKEYE PILK OINTMENT is
lhounly remedy for blind, bleeding OF
protodiig piles, indorsed by hysicians
cures tho most obstinate cases. Prise COc
in BOTTLES, tubes 75ots. Ell Lauderbauel
Drug co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-22
A GOLDEN WEDDING
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Letterman Observe
the Fif:ieth Anniversary of
Their Nnrriage-Othcr
Personal Notes.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. October n

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. October IL
tSpecial.)-Mr. and Mrs. S. Leternan
celebrated their golden wedding last even
ing. The event occurred a Armory Hall,
where reception was held, which hun
dreds attended. Later a banquet was Civ
en- in Masonic Temple. and later still
dance for the younger of those who as
sisted.
Mr.. Simon Leterman was born in Wur-
temburs, in 1927, and came to America in
his young manhood, settling in Char
lottesville in 1857. He engaged in bust
ness, which he continued successfully for
nearly half a century. His sons, MessrS.
Moses. Philip, ]. j., Benjamin W., and
Samuel, are now among our leading mer-
chants, conducting q large department
store under the firm name of the Letter
man Company. They are useful men in
the public life of the city, Moses Letter.
man having been for many years men,
Der of the City Council and at present
chairman of its Finance Committee, and
Ben ". Leterman is a valued member of
the City School Board The other chill
dren of the honored couple are, Mrs. VIII
liam II. Hanine. of New York; Mrs. D.
H. Stern, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Harry
Lee Lowenberg of Norfolk. and Mrs.
Joseph Hecht, Of Charlottesville.
Mrs. Leterman was born in Baden. She
was married TO Mr.. leterman In 1857 IN
New York. She has led an active life in
the benevolent work whic-. the good peo-
pie of this city have found to do for the
poor never neglecting the nearer call OF
duty to her large family The couple
and their children are held in very high
esteem.
NOTES.
Mr. e W. Scott Jr., who lives near
Warren, this county, is offering reward
of $500 for the arrest and conviction of tbs
person who poisoned his horse last week.
Mr. Joseph W. Rolley and Miss Lucy
McAlister, of this city. will be married on
the 3oth instant. in the Methodist church,
Rev w n. Edwards officia ting.
The Mayor is putting into force the law
against Sunday sales ~ merchants and
newsboys, the hiring Of horses. etc, by
liverymen, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-22

One farmer dug about 500 bushels last
week, after selling from and constant use
of the patch for several months.
The owners of large tracts of land
through this section, knowing that sports
men would take advantage of the aDund-
ance Of game and would STAY it right and
left when once on their places, have gone
ahead in the last few days and had all the
lands posted. In conversation with one Of
these owners yesterday, he said that last
season he allowed several sportsmen from
Richmond to shoot on his place, and in a
few days they had all the game in Ricn-
mond
The condition of Mr.. oliver WALSH, who
has been SO i'll with typhoid fever, and
who from the time of his co.44nement re-
fused all medical aid, is reported much
better, and there are some hopes of his
recovery.
Mrs. Marvin A. Palmore, who was taken
suddenly i'll Sunday night, is much better
to-day.
Her sister, Miss Jennie Jeffs, who is at
tending a business college in Richmond,
was telegraphed for, and remains at Mrs.
Palmores bedside.
Mrs. Clark. who has been visiting friends
in Richmond has returned
Mr., John Boschen is visitor to Elmont
Place to-day.
e -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-22
PITTSYLvANIA POINTS.
A Bricklayer Who Was One of the
Observation-Disclosures Notes.

CHATHAM, VA, October n.-(special)
The Rawley Martin Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, met with
the president, Mrs. R. c.. Tredway, Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. w. c. N. Merchant,
president, and Mrs. Maude Carter Glenn
ent, corresponding secretary, of the Viz
sinia Division, were present. The mem
bers were very mighty entertained by
Mrs Clements tolk on the convention.
Mr.. p. F. Gafford, residing in the coun-
ty, near here, was one of the bricklayers
employed ION the first two-story brick
house buak in San Francisco, Cal. He
left this county during the gold fever,
sailing around Cape Horn. Mr.. Gafford is
now more than four-score years of age.
and is in very feeble health-has been
totally blind for some time.
REPUBLICAN TO CANVASS.
Hon. B. AZ Davis. Republican nominee
for Congress from this district, will can
vass the county this week,
Mr.. Chiswell Dabney. Jr., Of Lynch
burg, visited friends here SUNDAY
Several of the landowners in the vi
cinlty. have had very hatterins offers
for lands OF theirs, recently. from north
ems.
The first corn-husker and shredder
brought to this vicinity. and very prob
ably the county. was operated here on
Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-22

derson president of the Alumni Assooia-
ton; William 7. Shields, and Colonel Ed
ward ". Nichols.
The site selected for the monument is
Immediately in front of the archway lead
ing into the Stonewall Jackson Memorial
Hall from the parade grounds. and will
correspond to the statue of Washington
by Houdon. which is in fact in front of
the cadet barracks, and faces the main
entrance. From this position the monu-
ment will be in plain view from every
point except the cadet cemetery, where
five of the heroes who fell in the baltic
are buried.
A subcommittee composed OF General
Shipp. w. T. Shields, and Colonel Mich
OILS, was appointed to contract for ped
estal for the monument, which is to have
four faces. on which are to be four bronze
tablets with suitable inscriptions relative
to the monument and the heroes Of the
battle.
UNWILLING NEXT. JUNE.
The time for the unwilling has been
fixed for one Of the days during the COM
mencement exercises next June, the ex-
act date yet to be decided upon.
The same committee was accorded au-
thority to make all necessary arrange
mentS relat to the unwilling.
a committee. consisting of Captain J.. r.
Anderson. chairman. Colonel Nichols, W.
T. Shields Greenlee D. Letcher, and Cap
tain Samuel B. Walker, Jr., was appoint
cd to invite and make necessary arrange
ments to entertain all visiting alumni.
A committee composed of General Shipp
and Captain J. r. Anderson was appointed
to make the necessary arrangeme nts to
secure speakers for the occasion.
The committee for the base are now re-
ceivlng bids for the same and will within
the next two or three weeks let 1t to
contract, so that it may be built within
five months time after the award of the
contract.
The monument, which, as stated above.
is by Sir Moses Ezekiel, formerly Of Rich
mond, is one Of his masterpieces, and
named by him Virginia Mourning Her
Dead" 1t is now stored away away ;t
the Virginia Military Institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-22
HANIPDEN-SIDA COLLEGE.
Defeat of neutrality-suspicious. at Foot
Rau-staf of the s.AnnuaIv

RnIl-staf of the ''AnnuaI.D
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY, VA, October 21.-
(Special.)-On last Saturday afternoon a
game of football was played on the home
grounds. between the Randolph-Macon
den-Sidney, which resulted in score OF
Sc for the home team to for the visitors.
The game consumed just fourteen and a
leave by o'clock In order to catch the
down afternoon rain for Richmond and
Ashland. at the latter Of which places
it expects, to play to-day. a game is
Randolph Macon College and Hampden-
Sidney. when it is not probable that such
walkoyeE will be obtained.
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY LINEUP.
The Hampden-Sidney team as at pres
ent arranged. consists of the following
pig Center, Sheldon; Rignt Guard;
T ThG Rsht ~ Taekle Bernard; Right
Tackle, Craig; Left End. Preston; Quar-
ter-Back, Langhorne; Full-Back, McCor-
kle (captain}; Right Half, Christian: Left
Half, Stephenson; Substitutes, McGehee,
STAFF OF THE ANNUAL.
The staff of the College Annual has
been chosen. and has gone to work with
production exceeding in exceilence the
numbers of this valua BILE book which have
preceded it.: Its members are as follows:
w. T. Williams, editor-in-chief; Luther
Mann, r. S. Preston. W F. Patton, Jr.,
w. c. Jackson, Abney Payne, r. F. Ber-
nard, S. G. Christian, c. L. Kinnier, r.
NJ. Price, and Hunter NJ Phlegar
NOTES.
The weather is perfect. The adjacent
groves are putting on their autumn at
tire, and are looking beautiful The
health Of the Hill is excellent Every
thing in the college is moving on salts
factorily. Wood-stoves are being intro
duced into the lecture-rooms, in view of
the improbability Of obtaining supply
Of anthracite coal at an early day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-22
Burial OF Mr.. Lamb wnddi11.

ROXBURY, VA, October 21.-(Special)
The remains of Mr.. Lamb Waddill, ma
tive of this county. were brought from
Richmond to Roxbury this morning. They
were Inferred in the family burying-
ground at Mr.. Waddill's old home, about
eight miles from here. The farm is now
owned by Mr.. j ohm B. Waddill
The deceased leaves a wife, three sis-
ters Mrs. Mary Bradley, of Richmond
Mrs. Frank Gye. Of Henrico county, and
Mrs. John r. Waddil. of Charles City
county. and two brothers, Mr.. Sherman
Waddill, Of West Virginia, and Mr.. L. A.
Waddll. of Richmond.
Many friends and relatives were present
when the body was borne to it's last rest
ing place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-22
THE JETER INSTITUTE
Bedford City Building Well Adapted
to Purposes OF Odd Fellows

BEDFORD CITY. VA, October H.
(SpeciaL) 1.-The building known the
"Jeter Institute, now under cons6era-
ton as the site for the Odd Fellows
Home, is located upon commanding
point in the western suburbs. just without
the corporate limits, and was built du-
ring the memorable boom, at a cost Of
So, 600.
The building is a very substantial brick
structure, 1l2 feet in length from east to
west, with depth from front TO rear or
l2S feet 1t is three stories in height and
contains sixty-five rooms, some OF when
are very large, and all of which are light
ed and well ventilated. The building is
thoroughly heated, with modern steam
heating appliances, and is equipped with
a complete water service of the pure cry
stall water supply Of the town.
There are six acres of land attached to
the property. and should more land be de-
sired there would be no difficulty IN Sc
curing CONTIGUOUS lands to any extent mat
might be required.
The house stands upon an eieVauoh thal
commands a wide eNpanse of the beautl-
full scenery for which Bedford is famous
and the drainage is admirable. ne
broad. long galleries that tho plan OF 'ne
building called for have never been aooeo'
and hence the exterior lacks the symne-
trv and completeness they would give.
hut a more substantial. conveniently at,
ranged building for the Odd Fellows
Home could not be desired, and the pure
abundant water-supp.y, mild saiuorious
climate; splendid scenery. and accessipill-
~ from all points. would render thls an
ideal location. The very reasonable sum
for which the property is offered, the sPe-
cial terms offered by Randolph Macon
Academy, and other educational instltu-
lions of the town. and the Valuaose IN
dncements the Council will pledge them
selves for. should all be Important 1ac-
tors in arriving at decision in locatias
the home here.
Sunday morning about $50 O'clock Tue
sharp Changing of the fire alarm pro-
claimed that there was fire somewhere
In the town limits, and soon men, boys >;
and children were seen racing aions az
avenues to the focus of Peaks street.
where smoke and ere long tonsue %
aane might be seen coming IRON .he
stable on the premises OF Mr.. T. r. :s nc
CorIatek. r,. n.nart-