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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
WORST IS
NOW PAST
Another Exciting Day in the
Cotton Market.

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK. May 15-The, cotton mar
ket continued excited to-day making the
FIFTH day that 1t has kept the cotton
trade In furore with prices f1uctuating
81 to 50 per bale on the largest volume of
business on options transacted in many
years. Since this excitement began last
Saturday. upwards of 4.b0 900 bales OF
cotton options have changed hands in this
market. and prices have gone up about
100 points or equivalent to IS per bale.
with no material reaction Of any impor.
lance.
To-day, however, there was evidence
that tho local clique Is closing Its deal.
and for the first time the market showed
Indications that the worst OF the present
excitement and upheaval In prices Is
over for the present at least. At the open
Ing broker offered to sell 1000 May at
n.4o. with no takers, and then offered
July In thousand bale lots from 1927. last
nights closing price. down to 1894 De-
spite the Influence of exceptionally strong
market at Liverpool with further rise
in spot cotton. there to 1892 cents per
pound in our market, and the pit being
again flooded with supporting orders Prom
the New Orleans clique. prices steadily
crumbled away under continued selling
of the May option and forced down It's
price 40 points amid great excitement. to
II cents per pound while July sold OFF
about "a points, and August II, and the
rest Of the list about 10 points July sold
down from 1897 to 1913. and August
from 1910 to 1888.
1t was feared that the bottom OF the
market might drop out, but Louisville
houses were large buyers. shorts covered
freely, and there was a continuance Of
aggressive support from the New Or.
leans crowd. Later the market rallied &c
points on May. and Is to 10 points on the
rest Of the list, May being quoted at
ILL, July at 1886, and August at 1885,
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GAVE TEN DOLLARS
TO EACH PAGE

Lieutenant Governor Joseph e. Willard
made the Hearts offthe Senate pages glad
yesterday at the close of the Senate ses-
sion by giving each, boy handsome re-
membrance as q parting gift. Each pa sc
received q $40 bill with the exception of
Page Emmett Faison, OF Portsmouth,
who received fifty. Emmett is Ports
mouth boy and one of the brightest IN
the State. He was one of the pages OF
the Constitutional Convention as well as
OF the Senate, All OF the boys We're very
grateful to Colonel Willard for his gene
rosbty to them.3 3 @
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Blue Mountain House,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD

WASHINGTON COUNTY. MD.
Overlooking Cumberland - and md. shenan-
nuitoes; pure mountain spring, water
service unexcelled; porcelain baths: yestl,
mountain resort will open. for season OF
1903 on JUNE 18TH. For information re-
garding reservation of rooms. rates. &c.
apply to or address
PETER s, FLYNN. ! Manager
215 r. Baltimore ST.. w. M. r., r. BLDG
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DR.. KERR'S RESIGNATION

Will Be rendered to the First Church
Tomorrow.
The formal resignation Of the Rev. Dr..
r. P. Kerr as pastor OF the First Presby-
terlan Church, of this city, will be ten
dered tomorrow.
DR.. Kerr will preach at the morning
service, after which congregational
meeting Of the church will be held. At
this time the resignation. to take effect
the latter part Of the present month,
will be submitted. 1t will probably be
accepted by the congregation, though
with much regret.
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WILL COMMISSION
JUDGE FOR AMHERST

Governor Montague will likely to-day is
sue a commission designating Hon. J. M.
White, of the County Court of Albemarle,
to hold court In Amherst county, vice
Judge c. ]. Campbell. removed. Monday
is court day In Amherst. and this will
give Judge White time to go up, as the
railroad schedule is a good one, and the
ride will consume only about an hour.
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UNIVERSITY BILL
The Appropriation Will Certainly 81
Made at November Session.

The failure OF the University OF Virginia
bill In the Senate does not mean that
the appropriation will not be made later
The bill win be offered in the House at
the November session and its passage Is
practically assured at that time The
bill failed In the Senate for lack OF one
vote and 1t would have received more
than the required number had there been
a full attendance of the Senate. On the
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DIDN'T ARRIVE
! Former Judge Campbell Will Arrive
X This Morning,

-rUTTHe1 UuuEe OaH1E50e1F WI N1Tvc
u This Morning.
Former Judge c. ]. Campbell, of Am
horst who has Just been removed from
office by Joint vote Of the General As
sembly. was expected in the city last
night. but did not arrive. From reliable
sources 1t was learned that Judge Camp
bell would probably arrive this morn
Ing. when 1t Is said that he viii confer
with counsel In regard to taking his
case to the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Major Conrad. who acted as counsel for
Judge Campbell at his trial before the
Legislature, was not In the city last night.
and 1t Ia not known that he will come
here. It may be that Messrs. Wise and
Watkins, of this city, may take the pre-
lim1nary steps In the matter though
Major Conrad may arrive to-day.
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May l4-tds
BY c. l.. e. II. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
S2l Main Street.

BY virtue OF the provisions OF a certTn
corded in the clerks Office OF the Henrico
County Court, D. 3. 13s b. page 2sl.
default having been made In the payment
public auction. on the premises, on
80 TUESDAY. MAY 10, 1903.
at ~ NJ. the following described. prop
crty: ''All that lot OF land. with the I'm
the county Of Henrico on the south side
OF Fairfield Road and fronting thereon
thirty 800 feet, and running back be !,
and eigtty-two feet. being designated as
Lot No. Is In plat recorded in d. B..
So. page A."
TERM S-Cash MS TO expense OF sale,
any taxes that are due. and to pay note
OF 500, with interest from June a. 1901;
balance at one and two years.
c. l.. DIINOON,
May14-tds Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS,
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auttioneers.
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.
CoMm rss1oNER's SALE
~ tt nm sNIyApr,

|. CoAsftn. rsss1oNE r., Is SALE ! 4,
IA ABS r., TH ddsI e STORY BRICk DwEL-
THREE BRICK DWELLINGS AT THE
soUTHWEIST CORNER OF TWENTY
Tn 5TTH IT. mp AZ M MA AZ nI gTEEETs
MENTs AT THE NORTHWEST CoR-
N s15s OF sp T s2ys ya sgvE esS AID u,
NoRTH TWENTY EVENTH sTREET;
kks1 s ~ ~ F NoRFH r nMRh!fa
STREET.
In execution of decree OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court. entered May 10
1903. In the suit of Lyme vs. Baker and
sloner. appointed thereby. will offer for
sale, at public auction, upon the premises.
THURSDAY. MAY 81, 1903,
beginning promptly at 4:3O O'Clock r. NJ,
named. the following pieces Of real estate.
rrs,h H s3qs and rhe hot S9 eon MST
about three rooms. and the lot fronts on
the west side Of eThirtieth Street 90 feet,
more or less. and runs back depth Of 90
SECOND. Say at o'clock p. NJ. two
Brick Tenements at the northwest corner
Of Twenty-seventh and Leigh Streets The
fronting about % feet each on Twenty. sew
enth Street running back about 125. feet
to an alley.
tached Brick House No. 3lS North TWEEN
ty+tifth street. containing about rooms.
and detached Kitchen. with lot fronting
about Is feet, running back between
parallel lines l2o feet TO IN alley. Also.
Tencments Nos. 800 and 322, containing
rooms es>h. with lot fronting about 80
feet on Twcnty.nfth street. running back
between parallel lines 1870 feet 10 an alley.
FOURTH. Say at o'clock p. NJ. that
large 3-story and Basement Rrick Dwell
ing No. 29l3 e. Marshall Street. with de-
tached Kitchen. The house contains about
IA rooms, and the lot fronts 6h feet. run.
ming back between parallel lines l55 feet
to 4 wide alley.
This property Is desirably located. and
should commend Itself to those wishing
homes or Investments.
TERMS-One-thlrd cash, the balance In
two equal payments Mt six and twelve
months. evidenced by negotiable notes.
with Interest added and the title retained
until all the purchase money Is paid and
a conveyance ordered by the court: or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser
WIN A.. MONCURE.
Special Commiss loner
The bond required OF the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
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Rosa Smith was granted a divorce In
the Law and Equity Court yesterday from
her former husband e. Smith on the
grounds Of abandonment and deserton.
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REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL OFFERS.

SPECIAL OFFERS.
Ala. Madison CO.. 400 a. cumberland.
Ala Ala Madison Maaisen CO. co.. SO So a. II %Pps
Can. Ont. 200 a. e impts.. Grand Man
itaulin Is: 100 a. timber: 100 a. cult t., :,
Is shares water stock included.
Conn. Fairfield CO.. SO a. e. impts.; best
Fla. Brevard CO.. IS a. fruit and truck
land on famous. Indian River.
F|a lazy ake s&a bldP Pts blot x
i'll. Hardin CO.. q a. & mptts,
Ill. Charleston. l6 r res. lots t:s,t and
Ia: e. Pss Moines, = res So. and 81 a I'M
Ia. Monticello. modern ii r. res. and
Kans. salpa, story, brick bldg. suit
Rams, Vermiiion twp, ? houses. 10 lots.
Mass. Leominster. modern. r; res.
Mass. berkshire Co; $50 a: (, q IN lmp ,Sc
cult: houses. barns. etc: near r; r.
MINI. Marshall and Polk cos. fine
farms embracing $40 "a "a; good % II bldgs.
tim Der; leo a. cult: near r; r.
n rs F Ghnsbpe Falls m9dern Is np tss
valuable tor it's mica deposits.
N. ", southold. L. l.. s cottages and
70 q. IN Dldg lots: llne location.
n. ~. Jamestoown, 8 r; res 81 and 'ot'
N. D., Morton co., $40 a. farming land;
500 a. tllable:. s mi. from Mandan.
Pa. Berks CO.. excellent farm 81 n.
& impts,: 4 mi. from Reading: As a. cult.
Tex. ID Midland. well located bldg. lot.
Tex. Waco, res. and lot In bus. sec
ton: fine location for office bldg.
Utah. Boxelder CO.. 50 a. & mpts.: all
tillable:. adapted to hay and grain.
Va Culpeper co.. 800 a. & impts.; 300
a. tillable: 90 a. timber; 3 n. orchard.
Wash. New Whatcom. 4 good lots.
W. Nj. OSTRANDI0R,
North American Bldg. Philadelphia
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s. AL Earninpe

Following is comparative statement
OF the approximate earnings OF the Sea-
board Air Line for the first week in May:
Week ending May 5. 1903, s26S, 147: 1902, $247,
1905 so. s3s, 1856; 1902. se.s5s,6o4; Increase,
s97e, 6s2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
SUPREME CONCLAVE
Big Attendance Expected in Richmond
on June 9th. &

On June eth. the Supreme Conclave,
Heptnsophs, will meet In this city, with
headquarters at Masonic Temple. About
1000 visitors are expected, and the local
committee Is very busy making arrange
ments for the entertainment Of the dele
gates.
T The conclave will be in session for four
days.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
The Homestead Hotel.
VIA SALEM, VA,

Will make special rates from June 18th
to August 18th to parties STAYING one ea,e
m9nth or ongHr apnIs nnd soasb
courts. swimming pool, fine saddle horses
and livery, casino for dancing, R re- ya !
is supplied with fresh vegetables and milk
from Homestead garden and dairy. O,
j. MCLAUGHLIN will he at the Jeffer-
give tens. etc.
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THE HEIGHTS
(In Heart OF Virginia M0unEalns),

Magnificent building; ELECTRIC lights;
beat idea h bofms Hayes rspu
tation for fine table: illustrated folder;
reasonable, rates; opens June ne. 10TH n IlI 4
Mahon, manager. Till June 10th, at .lA
South Sixteenth Street. Phtladelphla. Pa.
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BY James II. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1913 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
b2S NORTH ADAMS STREET.

BY virtue Of certain decd OF trust.
Richmond Chancery Court. clerks Office.
in D. B. 164 "B.'' page 222. default having
been made in the payment OF part OF
the debt secured thereby and being re-
In. will sell by public auction. on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 90. 1903.
at 4 o'clock p. NJ. the property described
in said trust deed as beginning on tho
west line OF Adams Street 12sh feet. more
or less, southerly from the southwest cor
running northery along the west line OF
Adams Street 2s,z feet and extending back
westerly between parallel lines l64 feet.
more or less.
4 AiS--One- fourth cash. balance In
one. two and three years, with interest
added and secured by trust deed on the
property. JAS II. CRENSHAW.
May9-tds Trustee.
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a OF THE
DESIRABLE
Detached Frame Dwelling,
No. 1901 James Street,

ON TUESDAY. MAY 10TH. AT g P, NJ,
This well-puilt house contains ROOMS.
Is IN perfect order, and lot 42xl60 feet
Any one desiring a good home or safe
and profitable. Investment will do we'll to
attend this sale.
TERMS $500 cash. balance monthly; ~
May l5-tda ~ u saN
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ing from business, we Will sell by public
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY IS. l9r3
at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ, the one-story frame
store building, with two rooms IN the rear:
and the two-story frame dwelling OF
rooms adjoining same. There IS good
carriage house. wagon house and feed
house. and also a good stable upon me
premises. This property is Well located
for family grocery and liquor store; and
Is we'll pied TO suburban trade, belns
on one OF the principal roads leading 20
the city The property fronts on the north
side OF the Nine-Mile Road. between
Twenty-e eighth and ,rwcnty-ninth streets,
and is convenient to the electric car me
The store and dwelling could be used sep
arately If desired The property VIII pe
sold AZ a whole.
TERMs-Liberal, and announced at SALE
Nav 13-tds Auctioneers
IMMEDIATELY AFTER the sale adver-
tised above we shall offer by auction IN
that locality. on Nine-Mile Road, Mth !, 2s ~
TIVE VACANT LOTS. separately an, ana
with privilege OF large area II desired,
and upon very easy terms OF payment.
These sales afford fine opportunity lol
prof able Investment, and dealers, larss
and small. are respectfully urged 20 Do
present o 90
May 15-tds Aucs'o"eeFs'
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f2 BY N. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
G. ALE OF THAT EXCELLENT
~ BRICK DWELLING
No. 625 North Sixth Street.
-. 49, 70 y Arrc,r1fnA. -

I Will sell by public auction, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. MAY 10, 1903.
at $50 O clock P. Nj. that excellent Brick
Dwelling above referred to. with the lot
upon which It stands fronting &c feet and
running back good depth. This prop
erty Is worthy the attention OF home
seekers and should attract buyers.
TERMs-Reasonable and ut sale.
N. W. BOWIE.
Mayl4-tds AuctIoneer.
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The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given.
Teste: &, CHAS. O.. SAVILJE.
May 16-tds Clerk.
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May 1913. 14.l5,16,l7

In pursuance Of Q. deed OF trust from
Martha F. Smith, dated May 20. 1880. o.
record In D. B. l0f. page 4G3. Henrlco
county clerks office and by authority
OF a decree OF the Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond. entered March 8. 1908.
In the suit OF Cox Administrator, &c.
vs.. Cox. Executor. &C.. will sell at pub
lie auction. In front; OF Henrico County
Courthouse. a IL o'clock NJ. on
SATURDAY. MAY q, 1908.
that we'll known farm In the lower end
OF Henrico county. about l. miles below
taining 250A acres. situated on the Charlei
City Road. adjoining the Curtis Neck
Plantation. now owned by Mr.. c. II. Semi.
TERMS-Cash enough TO pay expensei
OF sale. all taxes TO January |. 1903, and
a debt OF 1900. with interest from Feb
ruary %, 1903, and the residue on terms
to be announced at time Of sale.
A. r. COURTNEY,
Nav l3.tds Trustee.
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BY J. B. Elan & Co..
Real Estate AuctioneerS.

.DUBLIce AUCTION SALE
OF A
ONE, STORY FRAME, STORE BgiL =!
AND FIYE-ROOM DWELLING
ADJOINING.
KNOWN AS No. 2a22 NiNE.MllE ROAD
LOT 9OEl3O FEET.
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BY A. T.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

VIM, B. Pizzlni Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets,
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BY McVeigh & CHM.
Real Estate Aucuoneers.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15
DEATH of Mrs. O.. ID. white.

The many friends of Mr.. E.
B. Mobley Of Rock Hill, former
ly of this county, will be panied
to learn of the death of one of
his daughters, Mrs Geo. D..
White nee Miss Corrie Mobley
The following notice appeared
III Mondays State:
A long distance telephone
message received last night by
The State gave the sad news of
the death of Mrs. Geo. d. White
of Charlotte ut the Presbyterian
hospital in that city. Mrs. White
was only % years Of age, and
was before her death Miss Cor
RE Mobley, the daughter of Mr..
&. b. Mobley of Rock Hill. She
was married last November,
and had been i'll but a short
time previous to her death.
Mrs. White had many friends
in Columbia. A number Of Co
lumbians attended her wedding
last November, Miss Margaret
Finn being one of her brides
maids.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15
CARD OF THANKS.

In consideration of the many
tokens OF kindness from the good
people OF Lancaster during our
recent trouble we desire TO eX
press our appreciation for them
in this way. Although compare.
lively strangers to most of them
we feel that We owe a debt of
gratitude to the people of Lancas-
ter that we never can repay. So
we ask each and every one to ac-
cept our most sincere thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Thomas.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15
IT MIGHT COME YOUR WAY.

a curious feature of the fire.
works program during the dedi-
cation ceremonies at the Worlds
Fair, st. Louis, will be the release
of a large balloon made of the
finest and lightest oil silk, and
filled with the best quality of
hydrogen. To this balloon will
be attached, under proper safe
guards 10 prevent injury, notice
directed to the finder that on re-
turn Of the notice to the ExpOsi-
tion officials a season pass to the
Fair will be given. It is estimat-
ed that the balloon under moder-
ately favorable conditions will
travel a thousand miles before
returning to earth. IL Is likely
that much interest will he dis
played on the night Of the bal.
looms release as to the direction
of the wind, and that localities
in the fortunate direction viii be
on the lookout for the treasure.
laden messenger,
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15
accidentally Shot ana KiJyed.

A sad accident occurred ut
the home of Mrs. Ogburn on
Mr. Harvey Steele's plantation
in the Jacksonham section last
Thursday, which resulted in the
sudden death of Boyd Steele,
the 6-year old grandson of Mr..
Steele. He was at the Ogburn
home and was being shown a
pistol by 14-year old girl,
Elsie Ogburn, who not knowing
the pistol was loaded, snapped
it at the boy, and the loaded
chamber was discharged, the
ball passing into the little fell
lows head just above the right
eye, causing death in a short
while.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15
peterdns' RatJy Day.

The Daughters of the Confeder
acy are very anxious to present
crosses OF honor to all the
veterans of the county, and in
order to do so they have decided
to have Rally Day on April
18th, when they will furnish
every veteran present with
blank application for a cross of
honor. All veterans therefore
are urged to be on hand Rally
Day.
A picnic dinner will be served
on that day by the Daughters
and all ladies of the community
are requested to contribute bask
cts of eatables for the occasion.
The court house square has
been selected by the Daughters
as the place for the rally and
picnic.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15

Mr.. 9. j. Sistare and Mr.. r. G.
Millen who have been in Cutie,
Fla, for some months in the
tomato growing business, have
returned home, a recent freshet
having overflowed their crop OF
tomatoes and ruined them.
Mr.. j. ID. Hardin who has been
here on a visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Hardin, left Fri
day night for Norfolk, Va, where
he goes to take charge as secre
tary of the Wholesale Grocers
Association of that city, a posi-
ton to which he has Just been
elected.
Misses Sadie and Mamie Irene
McCardell, of the Columbia Fe.
male College, spent Easter with
their mother, Mrs. NJ. j. McCar.
dell, of this place.
Rev. Mr.. Watson returned
Monday and the meetings at
the Methodist church are again
in progress, an afternoon and a
night service being held.
DR.. Poovey and family visit
ed his father in Fairfield recent
ly.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-04-15

DR.. G Nj. Wells, reference to
whose coming was made in last
weeks ENTERPRISE, was the
guest of Mr.. w. Y. Gregory
while here several days last
week. From here he went to
kershaw to meet more Of his
old friends. He met a great
many Of them here and all were
glad to sec the Doctor who looks
just like he did thirteen years
ago, time bearing very lightly
upon him.
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under the stairway in the hall
and it took only a few buckets
of water to put it out Much
excitement prevailed among the
students and teachers, but in the
hurry to get out nobody was
hurt.
"A three drawer sewing ma
chine for sale at a bargain price.
Apply at the ENTERPRISES Office.
Miss Mamie Huey enter
tanned the Crawford Club recent
ly at the home of Mr.. G. j.
Henry, where she boards.
For SALE Two 3.drawer
sewing machines, one drop
head, at prices that will aston
ish you. Come quick, they will
not stay long at the prices.
Married, at White Bluff,
Sunday, April 18th, by J. N.
Estridge, N. P, Mr.. Ernest
Hegler and Miss Maud Hinson.
The attendants were Mr.. Jenkin
Sims with Miss Lula Hegler
and Mr.. James Catoe with Miss
Ida Hegler.
-Gov. Hayward has appoint.
ed as delegates from this coun-
ty to the Cane Growers conven-
ton which meets in Macon, Ga.
on the 6-0th Of May, the follow
ing: ". }. Cunningham, W
y Ciyburn, Berry Mobley, W.
l.. BlacEmon, o w. Potts.
-Mrs. Margaret Cunning
ham, wife Of Mr.. Il. Cunning,
ham and daughter of Mr.. }. 7.
NJ. Rodgers Of this county, died
at her home at Harrison, n. c.,
last Thursday, aged about 27
years. She leaves IL husband
and two children.
The pullman car has been
discontinued between Rock Hill
and Charleston, via Lancaster.
It was put on on the 18th of
December and during that time
the trainpassed here ontimc only
n few times, and sometimes it
was many hours late. The pre-
sumption is that it will be on
time now.
-"Strength and vigor come
Of good food, duly digested.
Force, a ready-to-serve wheat
and barley food, adds no burden,
but sustains, nourishes, invig
crates. =" 3-25-tf.
Miss Sallie I. Bailey, old
est daughter of the lare VIM.
Bailey, died on the 9th inst
after a lingering illness of about
a year, aged about As years
She leaves two brothers and
two sisters, to wit: Messrs.
Duren and Lon Bailey and Mrs
w. P. Baker and Miss Mary
Bailey. She was a consistent
member of New Hope Baptist
church and her remains were
buried there last Friday.