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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10
DIED..

Mrs. Clearance Lee died at her
home, corner Lee and Ocmulgee
streets yesterday morning. She
had been seriously i'll for several
days and all hope for her recov-
cry was lost early in the week.
The end came about II o'clock
Thursday.
The funeral services will take
place at the Central Methodist
church this evening at2 o'clock.
Mrs. Lee came to the colony
with the family about six years
ago from Oxford, Neb. She was
a CONSTANT member of the
Methodist church and took an
active part in missionary work,
She leaves a husband and five
small children of the immediate
family, and parents and sister
who arrived from Chicago only a
few moments before she died.
The bereaved have the sympa-
thy of all the community.
Several of the Douglas delega-
ton who came up with the deba-
ters last Friday evening remain
ed in the city until Saturday as
guests of the different members
of the Kappa Delta Kappas.
Mr.. Lon Dickey, who was
elected trustee in bankruptcy
for the J. Fl. Alison Lumber Co.,
has taken charge of the large mill
plant and will probably within a
few days undertake it's operation
at least for a season. The large
payroll incident to the operation
of this plant is quite factor in
Fitzgeral business circles and
its starting up again will be ap-
preciated by the merchants of
the town.
Frank Hager and Ame1 Lag
erstrom, two of the best looking
and best natured young colonists
who ever come to this colony,
have at last hit the keynote
and formed co-partnership, 60
ing into bushes on their own
hook. They have a nice little
stock of groceries next door to
Watt Harley Holmes Co., on
Pine, and they have a sufficient
number of personal friends to
guarantee them right comfor-
table patronage. We wish them
we'll.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10
This is picnic weather.

This is picnic weather.
Fine Millinery, at JONES'.
Mr.. Erwin Nelson has taken
charge of the I x L grocery.
A GOOD Jersey cow for sale.
See H. L. Manon.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Powell at
tended the medical association at
Atlanta last week.
The finest Strawberries in the
world are on the Fitzgerald mar
ket at 10c per quart.
a. Street Commissioner Herman
Smith is doing some much need
ed street improvement.
Carpet Weaving,
Rugs and Hammocks.
Lolita Woo1ley, S.Grant.
The heaviest shower of the
season, perhaps of several sea-
sons, fell here about 7 O'Clock
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Trave Kirkland of Coffee
county was in Fitzgerald la st
week to have her eyes operated
on by DR.. J. H. Powell.
Fitzgera1d's peaches ought to
net the growers about $500 per
crate this season. There will be
but little fruit on the market.
We guarantee every pair of the
celebrated Hub" shoes.
Moore, Luke & Co.,
Isaac, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10
A party of Montekuml

a party or MOnte8uul s
came down to take a frs
the colony city Wednea1
the party were, Oscar n
W. Minor Lewis, ]. e. Il
W. S. McKinzie, J. E. r.
Hayes, c. S. Wicker
were quite favorablv in
with Fitzgerald as a ID
course and expressed d
admiration at the pluck .
year old that has outgf
many Georgia towns a
fury old. We believe
they say of us will be
praise.
Mr.. Harry Goodman
with his brother, DR.. j. ]
man in the new drug
Grant Street. He will !
home in Fitzgerald whe,
heartily welcome.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10
Notice..

After 5 O'Clock, evenings, and
SSundav mornings I close my of
flee, putting all instruments in
sterilizer, and patients calling
during those hours can not be
treated accidents excepted).
J. H. Powell, M. D.
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat Spec
ialist.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10

WANTED.-A thousand chick
ems. Will pay cash, and reasonar
BILE prices. Enterprise Office.
Helen May Butler and her
Ladies Military Band played
marches which set the crowded
hall into regular army parade,
at the Elks' Fair.-Washington
Cd. CO. Star, Feb. 4, 1902. At
the Opera House April 81.
Two scientific facts:-1st, a
flesh wound exposed to the air
liable to absorb a disease germ
that will cause no end of trouble.
End, a thin flm(a temporary
skim is formed over wound by
the first application of Ramon's
Nerve and Bone Oil. See the
conclusions? Get bottle today.
Price Csc. For sale by
H. Goodman & Co.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10
THE DEBATE,
The Kappa Delta Kappas Enter
tsin Their Douglas Friends.

The debate at the Opera House
last Friday night was a great
success in more ways than one.
The program was interesting,
the house was crowded and no.
thing occurred to mar the occa-
sion. Douglas contributed about
$50 to the audiance, who came in
and returned on a special train.
Col. 0. Stein, Mr.. E. K. Farm
er and Mr.. ]. P. Sweat were cho-
sen as judges for the occasion.
The Kappa Delta Kappa debat-
ers were not only at home and
had the popular side of the ques-
ton, but had some slight advant-
, age with the judges in the fact
that Douglas had been awarded
one victory and it would not be
just the best thing for the series
of debates to award her the first
two contests. To offset this and
guarantee perfect impartial
ity of the able board of judges,
Douglas was given the two judg-
es on the board.
Each one of the debate1s ac-
ted his part we'll, and it required
considerable figuring and a close
calculation for the judges to ar
rive at decision. 1t was at
first apparent that the result
was tie, but the exact figures
according to the arithmetic of
the judges was 81 to 20 in favor
of Fitzgerald. The immense au-
dience held on until away after
II o'clock without the slightest
Impotence and the announce
ment was received with enthusi-
asm.
The next debate of the series
will probably be held at Douglas.
The Phenix Grocery Co., is
preparing to erect a mammoth
warehouse 4Ox170 feet. Work
will probably begin next week.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10
NOTICE.

All personal property owners
are hereby requested to call
at my office at the City Hall
and list their personal prop
erty for taxes for year 1903.
J. H.ROUNTREE,
City Assessor.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10

IF
In need of Roup or Chols
edies, Incubators, 81
Midland Poultry Food,
tan Chick Food" Spray
Lice Killers or Disius
Pure Bred Poultry or
Matching, address
MRS. ELECTRA MERSHOA
WaycrOSs, Gas
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10
SPECIAL SERVICES

Will be held next Sunday in
the Central Methodist church.
A suitable program will be rem
dered at the Sunday School SER
WIGS.
Special music, recitations and
a preacher from abroad will be
the features of the II o'clock
service. Miss S. G. Davis, who
has been engaged in rescue
work" for several years, will de-
liver an address on the above
topic at the evening service.
Miss Davis work is undenomin-
ational and we bespeak for her a
large congregation. This service
will be for men as well as women.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-04-10

The Phenix Grocery Co., is
preparing to erect a mammoth
warehouse 40x170 feet. Work
will probably begin next week.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-09
Some Social a.
Heps Iotes. F..
: ++++%+++++%+<<+

Mrs R. E. L, Burford is recovering
from her recent illness.
Mrs. E. F. Coney has returned from
pleasant visit in Atlanta
Mrs. n. Emanuel will entertain the
Acacia club this afternoon.
The Zinnias will meet with Miss Ha,.
eel Nightengale Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Fred Gustafsen has moved into
one of the Aymar houses on Union
street.
The musical association met with
Captain and Mrs. w NJ. Upper last
evening.
Captain and Mrs. Taylor of the
schooner, Blanch H King are in port
and are being entertained by their
many friends.
The Atlanta Constitution of yester
da~ says: Mr.. and Mrs. ] J. Conoley
returned last night to their home in
| Brunswick after several weeks stay
in the city
On account of the death of DR.
Hugh Burford. Rev. WHY'S Rede has
Withdrawn his invitation to the war.
dens Of the vestry of st. Marks church
to dine with him tonight
Mrs. c. W. Sheppard and Miss Jen-
ME Shepard have arrived from Fort
Valley to make their home in this
city. Their many friends here are
glad to welcome them back among
them.
A fancy work sale will be held De
cember 18th by the Ladies Aid Society,"
of the Methodist church and all who
wish to buy pretty AMI useful ar
ticles for Christmas gifts will find
chem at this bazaar The proceeds
of the sale will go toward the new
church fund and the ladies deserve the
patronage of the public.
The Rihemen's fair will be open
Saturday night when the articles still
on hand will be ratified of. among
them the handsome goat and wagon.
the lace cellar. now on exhibition al
Kaiser's, the Gibson picture, the baby
doll and go cart and several other
articles There will also be an auc-
ton of number of other things in
Guiding the pot plants and a number
Of fancy articles. A lot of candy will
be raffled and dancing will be free.
Everybody should attend this last
night of the fair.
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Special Notice.

Neither the master, owner or agents
Of the British S. S."Greatham" will
be responsible for any debts contract
ed by the crew Of said steamer.
F. NJ. D. Strachan & Co, Agents.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-09

Found.
On Cumberland Island beach duck
boat. Apply to keeper Cumberland is,
land Light Station.
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AROUND OUR CITY,

Holmes Sheldon is spending = ecw'
days in Waycross.
" II, Leftwieh, og Atlanta VA N
the city yesterday.
J A. Davis, Of savannah, spent yes
terday in the city.
J. 5. Stewart, q Athens. IS SlNea0i0E
a few days in the city.
D. r. Forsyth. u 81 SjnaoaS S)'ea'
yesterday in Che city.
]. l., Jacob has returned fs>>m a
business trip ~ F1szgcJald
NJ. V. Cooduow, Of che Saatooya vs}s.
way, was in the ci'y yesterday
NJ. 5. Gilbert, II na,A, Ma'ee as
spending a few days IN The >s'>
Horace Gilmore q SSaaecs, Prs
was a visitor 10 tAe cay Ne>teN5S>
judge Spencer r, Atkinson d N
lanta is spending teN days ia tN'
city,
w A. Peoples ANA 3Ne SS&saN y
Valdosta, were visitors 10 the Say yoS
terdsy
]. NJ. Spence, IN ~ NarNS>@~
was among the visitor 10 Tie cry
yesterday.
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For funeral designs phone Wilson.
SCI. Prompt delivery.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-09

Miss Slater has a new lot of trie1-
med up to date hats, which would
please the ladies.
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A LONG FELT WANT FILLED.
Brunswick to Have a First Glass Aue.
tion and Commission House.

tion and Commission House.
In all entcrprising and growing
cities, like Brunswick, there is always
a first class auction and commission
house and it is surprising fact that
Brunswick never had such thing but
now the long felt want will be FIJI.
led, and within few days the Bruins
wick Auction and Commission Compa.
ny will be ready for business. [. j.
Leavy & son, A. H. Leavy, will be the
active managers of the company, but
the former will not give up his pres.
ent business.
A H. Leavy, formerly OF the News,
is now engaged in making arrange
ments for a storehouse and office for
the company. 1t will be a chartered
institution.
The purpose OF the company viii
be the buying and selling of mer.
chandise Of any and every kind. Real
ESTATE, insurance. renting. collecting
Htc-, will also be a feature. The com
pany will conduct a stock brokerage
business, buy furniture and merchan
disc of any kind. and, in fact it will
be genuine Hlsiness exchang,
where you can buy or sell anythirs
from horse and buggy to house ans
Hot
This is something Brunswick has
needed for long time and Air. L. ]
Leavy's experience as an auctioneel
ENSURES the success of the concern
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For funeral designs phone Wilson,
32L Prompt delivery.
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LOST-Between Mansfield school
A Y. Wood S residence, a psir Of eye
glasses IN leather case with Kennon
Mall On same Return 70 7. J. Ken
ner and gel reward
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CENTRAL SCHOOL

s, {. Corner Of :. ard NoNSfsla.
Streets
PREPARATION fer COLLEGE
or BUSINESS
NAY SCHOOL and NIGHT SCHOOL
}. Il. SWINpELL,
PrineipsL.
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Boys Si,2s school shoes .: SIS 81
lsaae's Monday ana TUESDAY.
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Notice.

Notice.
Members of Oglethorpe lodge No.
"a are requested to meet at Castle
Hall this eeynlng at Z O'Clock, sharp,
to discuss business of importance.
oscar west, c. C.
7. 8. Ferguson, X. l. S.
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Joel Bros, have an immense StocS
Of watches. diamonds, 5ewelry, Tsvo'-
verS, guns, overcosts, cutlery, optSc2,
goods etc, and you sAoal 50 and see
them.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-09
For Rent.

For Rent.
Six room cottage at the corner Of
Oglethorpe and Howe streets. Ap-
ply at 21I Union stree.
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.fAV0RITES WON J. !.
TAIL END OF CARD.
Thurmada. Felamon dnc
Scorpio All Ridden to Vic
tory by Odom.
(By Associated prcss.)

(By Associated fres5.)
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. lo-The tall.
end / OF the card-the last three races
fallato the favorites, Ahumada. lebanon
and sconlo. all three ridden by George
Odom. Pothecn landed a comfor-
table wager in the third race through.
the disqualification OF Sheriff Bell. Sum.
mary:
First race-selling, one and one-eighth,
mile-A,rIe B. Il to y first. Wonderlich
O2 to y second, Marion Lynch Q55 to u
third. Time, 2:01 1-5.
Second race-sx furlongs-Captain
CASTOR 30 to y first. Midnight Chimes
6 to y second, Miss Aubrey Is to y
third. Time. lib 4
Third race-mile rand a sixteenth
Sheriff Bell a to ~: finished first, but
was disqualified: Potheen al to 81 first.
Rough Rider u5 to y second, Honolulu
(even) third. Time. l:5o Is.
Fourth race-six furlongs handicap,
Ahumada e to lo) first, Brush BY I'll
to s. second. War Cry 40 to y third
Time. III So.
Fifth race-sIx furlonGI- e.
to s. first, Ben Mora az to % second,
Moran rs to y third. Tine. 1I7 3d.
sixth race-fve furlongs-Scorpio q
to p first. Henry Mcdaniel Is to y
second. Harrison GO to. y third. Time,
1:O3 3-5.
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GUARANTEED BYYouR DRUGGIST
aHyomel the Only Cure for Catarrh
Which Returns Your Money
If Not Ga ;ef,ctom,
lfNot Satisfactory


II is seldom that druggist has enough
faith In the medicine he sells, even when
prepared by himself, to be willing to re-
fund the money IL 1t does not cure, but
HSomoi has cured SO many cases Of ca
taIrh that leading druggists everywhere
offer to refund the money to all who use
IT and report that they are not satisfied.
Hyomei is the simplest and most conve-
nlcnt remedy for catarrh over offered to
tho public. Breathed through an Inhaler
SO small that 1t can be carried In the
vest pocket for a few minutes four times
a day, It will absolutely kill all tho germs
OF catarrh and cure the disease,
Catarrh cannot exist where EIyomei is
Used It has q two-fold action. killing all
the germs in the air passages and lungs.
and soothing and healing the, ,irritated
mucous m syHbrane. ID,
Rev. Or, stryker, of the Thirty-fourth
Street Church, Of New York city writes;
Hyomel gives wonderful re.ef In catarrh.
when other remedies have failed, It has
been Of great service to me-
u you have catarrh, accept this liberal
orpposltlon and use IIyomsL
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OBITUARY.
John Gilmer Breckenridge

Especial to Tho Times Dlrpatch.)
WfNDALE. VA. February 10.-J ohm
Gilmer Breckenridge died to-day at his
homo near this place. He was only sick
three days with pneumonia, but the at
tack was SO severe that his physician
wired his relatives that there was no
hopc for him soon after his first visit
Mr.. Breckenridge was born and raised
In Botetourt county, being member OF
the famous Breckenridge family Of that
county. He moved to this county IN
1852 and soon became popular and influ3
entail. He was educated at Virginia
Military Institute, and in 1880 married
Miss Minnie 6. Munford, sister OF Hon
B. B. Munford, of Richmond. He is also
brother-in-law Of Hon. A. G.. Preston,
Of Amsterdam Va, and of Judge WIZ
liam Gordon Robinson, OF Roanoke, Va,
and a grandnephew OF General John C.
Breckenridge. OF Confederate fame. Mr..
Breckenridge leaves wife and five
Children -
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THE NIGHT SESSION
Last Witness for the Prosecution Exam.

Last Witness for the Prosecution Exam
ined-Mr. Joyner Testifes.
AS in the morning, SO at night. Tho
attendance was rather smaller than might
have been expected. although large and
Interested crowd was in evidence. Chair
man southall was again absent. He viii
probably not be here for several days
yet to come. I t
THE LAST WITNESS.
The last witness for the prosecution DR..
w. Massle Tunstall, Of Nelson county,
who was not here in the morning, but
who had come In later In the day, was
placed upon the stand at the opening OF
the night session.
In reply to questions from Mr.. Strobe
DR.. Tunstall stated that he was a prac-
ticing physician Of Nelson. and that UNI
til recently he had conducted drug
store. He was asked II he had ever en-
gagged in conversation with Judge Camp
bell with reference to the sale Of whiskey
In drug stores. ana he replied In effect
as follows:
II had been running drug store and
selling malt extract-a mild alcoholic
drink, generally used as medicine. !
was indicted for violating the law against
the sale Of whiskey. A short while after,
about February. 1901. before tho case
against me was called. met Judge Camp
T bell on the train and I asned him how 1t
was that Dey could sell whiskey open
'handedly In Amherst. as ] have. heard
and I had to be indicted In Nelson for
using malt extract, which is entirely DIFF.
ferent from Dufry's Malt which Dey sold
innd which was whiskey straight. asked
him II the law was not the same in botl
counties, He said we didn't have the
right sort of Judge In Nelson and that
did not stand In with him sufficiently we'll
That is the sum and substance lot the
conversation. / repeated II when go
back home, and that is why am hers
now. IT was not of my own volition thai
! came, should like to add that my
relations with Judge Campbell have al
ways been friendly"
LONG SS-ExAAI1NATION.
Long and tortuous was the cross.ex-
animation OF DR.. Tunstall by Major Con-
rad. who attempted to draw from him
some expression Of the Inference he made
OF the conversation with Judge Campbell
At ono point Mr.. Strobe objected.
Are you arguing the case. MaJor?''
he asked.
am arguing 1t with the witness, SIR
replied the Major ~ submit to tho COM
mlttee that the question 7 nut Is a proper
one--that we should know what DR., Tun-
stall took JndSe Campbell to mean"
The committee ruled In favor Of Major
Conrad, and Or. Tunstallr Was invited Ia
proceed. Thereafter he answered the
questions as they were put to him. He
made what the defense declared to be
an important qualification when he said
that IN his conversation With Judge
Campbell the latter had started out With
the statement that ne construed the
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AfDouble Marriage.

d IN Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
BOYDrON, VA. Feb. 4o.The double
marriage OF Miss Bessie 'Garord, OF Bias
kervlle. Va. to DR.. Angle, and Miss
Saline Jones to Mr.. w. Laird Gafford.
will take place at st. Andrews Eplsco-
pal Church at Baskerville on tho 4th OF
March.
Mr.. and Miss Gatrord are the son and
daughter of Mr.. John II. Gafford. OF
this county. DR.. Angle Is popular
young physician OF Mecklenburg. Miss
Jones Is daughter Of the latc DR.. Wcs-
ley Jones. also OF. this county.
The Rev. Frank Stringfellow. will Of.
fciate on the occasion OF the marriage.
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Has Resigned.
,lspecinl Is The Times. D lsnatch,,

{Specinl to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)
BUSH, VA. February 1O.--Owfng to
sickness, Rev. Thomas It. Jones, y. D.,
pastor OF Concord Presbyterian Church,
was unable to fiji his pulpit last Sunday.
The services were conducted by Mr., Mar.
tin, a student at Union Theological Semi.
nary ss q 4. .s,.l . "A { j3' IS
3 DR.. Jones. who has been pastor Of tho
Brunswick Presbyterian Church for over
thirty years, recently resigned the charge
on account OF his continued feeble condi-
ton. His churches Will concur with him
IN a REQUEST to East Hanover Presbytery.
at It's spring meeting to dissolve the pas
toral relations between thcm. Some other
minister will then DO called to the Bruns-
Wick field,
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was all they could catch. Not one of
the three tnoy nil swore, heard nught con-
corning the alleged conspiracy, anything
about the necessity OF carrying In vcr-
dict Of acuulttal, the expectation OF the
friends OF Judge Campbell, lynching and
SO no. They had stayed there some time
until the jurymcn saw them ana closed
had overheard no slch conversation as
that detniled BY Mr.. Bowen and Mr..
Johnson. witnesses for tho prosecution.
After the examination OF those wit
nesses the committee adjourned until 10
O. clock this morning. I 3. &,ifI !.
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Mrs. Amanda Sirhaugh.
Especial to The Times. plspatcb

lSpecIal to The Times Dlspatch 8
WINCHESTER VA, February TO-
Mrs. Amanda Slrbaugh. OF High View,
Samuel Oates, near Capon Bridge. Mrs
Slrbaugh. who was thirty-eight Yeas
old, retired as usual last night. About
O'Clock this morning Mrs. Oates was
alarmed by the peculiar breathing Of
her daughter and went to her bedside 10
find that she was unconscious and dying
The stricken woman never spoke. Mrs.
slrbaugh was well-known in Winchester.
She Is survived by her husband, Jonah
Sirbaugh, and three sons. Her parents
and six brothers also survive.
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Atkin,s,-Obetnchain.

1 Especial to The Ttmcs. Dispatch,)
j WYT1IEVILLE. VA. Feb. 1o.-Alr. q.
T. Atkins and Miss Alice v. obenchain
were married this evening at 6 O'clock
ut the home OF the bride The cere.
mony was performed by DR.. M p. 10.
gan. Of st. Johns Episcopal Church, in
the presence Of numerous friends.
Mr.. Atkins Is prominent business
man OF Marion, and Miss Obenchain one
OF the most popular teachers OF our
graded school
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A Surprise Marriage.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
KEfSVILLE. VA. Feb 1o-Miss
Alice Jones, only daughter OF Mr.. Phil.
Jones. was married to-day at her home,
two miles from Keysville. to Mr.. B. B.,
Jones. OF MELVILLE, Va.
Tho wedding was very quiet and a
great surprise to every one.
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Smith-Edward,.

(special to Tho Times Dispatch,
HEATHSvlLLE VA, February TO-
Miss Fannie B. Edwards and Mr.. Jeter
2. Smith were married at tho home OF
the bride near Edwardsvlle to-day. Rev.
E. f. Garner officiating The bride IS a
popular young lady OF this county, while
the groom Is a sproninent citizen,
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George II. PAYNE.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
Z .COVlNGTON, VA, February TO-
George Fl. Payne. whose death occurred
late Saturday night. was buried Monday
evening at Cedar Hill Cemetery. He had
been In Ill health for several months.
Mr.. Payne belonged to one Of the Oldest
families In this part Of the State, and
had been citizen of Covlngton for many
years.
Mr.. Payne was brother.in-law Of
Mr. j. j. Hobbs. clerk Of Allegheny
county, with whom he was associated
as partner in the mercantile business.
the firm Of Hobbs & Payne being one Of
the Oldest and best known firms in Gov
ington. Mr.. Payne Is survived by his
wife and one son. s B