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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

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NEW MARKET
MONUMENT
In Place and viii BE Formally
Unveiled at Commemorate.
CAMP NAMED MONTAGUE
GreenIee .. Letcher Resigns as Chair
man of the Rockbridge County ex-
ecutive Committee-Appropri-
alton for a Steel Bridge.
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LEXINGTON, VA, June 5.-The New
Market battle monument, by Sill Moses
Ezekiel, has been put In place at the Nir-
gina Military Institute, but is concealed
from view by a sheet. 1t VIII be for
Inally unveiled during the commence
ment exercises, and the time will be
stated on the official programme. not yet
issued The monument is pronounced d
fine work of art. 1t Is situated imme-
diately in front of the entrance to the
Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hall.
The oil portrait of the late Judge
William Mclaughlin. which is to be pre-
! scented to Washington and Lee UnlVet-
sity commencement day, June 18th. has
been received in Lexington. The portrait
was secured by the contributions of mem
bers of the bar of the Thirteenth judicial
circuit, over which Judge Mclaughlin
presided, and also by members of the
board OF trustees of Washington and
Lee University and other friends. 1t was
painted by Mr.. w. r. Leigh. OF New
York, and the cost exceeds 500. The pre-
sentatIon speech will be made by Hon.
A. C. Gordon. of Staunton, and the ad-
dress OF acceptance on the part OF me ne,
board OF trustees Of the University Will
be made by Rev. Dr. G. B. Stricken, OF
Richmond.
The cadets of the Virginia Military In
st1tute have gone into their annual camp
ing quarters, which has been named
Camp Montague. In honor Of Virginia.
distinguished chief executive The corps
was Inspected yesterday by Colonel S. G.
Mills, Inspector general In the United
states army He complimented the SOL
der boys very much and stated that their
bearing was second only to West Point.
Professor w. R. Vance, dean of the
law school at Washington and Lee Uni
versity has accepted the position in the
law department of Columbian University
of Washington, D. c.. TO which he was
recently elected-that of the chair of real
property and accounts.
Mr. Greenlee d. Letcher has resigned
as chairman, of the County Democratic
Executive Committee OF Rockbridge,
position which he has filled with ability
for some years past. Mr.. J. 8. Craig, of
Goshen, will serve as chairman OF the
committee until the first Monday In
July. when Mr.. Letcher's successor will
be elected.
The Boad Of Supervisors of Rockbrldge
county have elected Mr. w. l.. McGuf-
fin, Of Timber Ridge. to the position OF
superintendent Of the county almshouse
and poor farm to succeed Mr.. G. s.
Lofts, resigned.
An appropriation, not to exceed 1854,
has been made by the Board Of Supervi-
sors for the erection OF a. steel bridge
over North River, near Rockbridge
Baths The amount appropriated was
the estimated cost by the architect, Col
onel R. A. Mari. and the fund Will be
nrovided out OF the county levy for the
year 1903.
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v. IL. COMMENCEMENT
The Exercises Win Include Dedication
of.he Battle Monument.
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LEXINGTON. VA, June 5.-The follow
re official programme OF the Virginia
Military Institute commencement mas
55=n prepared:
Saturday. June 3jth-lo:3o A. NJ. salute
TO Board OF Visitors. followed by artil-
iery and signal drill: P. NJ. battalion IN
ipection; $50 P. NJ. celebration of the
Cadet DiaIect!c Literary Society.
Sunday, June Nst--1l A. NJ. sermon to
cadets by Rev. F. W. Claybrook (class
!SGD, of Kilmarnock, Va.
Monday, June 22d-l0:3o A. NJ. physical
ir!l. Butts manual and setung-up exer-
s!ses; $3.50 P. NJ, review before the Board
Of Visitors. followed by regimertal pa
rade; 10 P. NJ. german.
Tuesday. June 23d-Alumn! day. reunion
OF cadets from 1899 to lsB-lO:3o A NJ,
dedication of the Battle Monument;
prayer by Rev. DR.. r. j. McBryde. chap
lain OF Lee-Jackson Camp OF Confeder-
ate Veterans; commemoratlon ode, by
Hon. A. c. Gordon. OF Stanton, Va: ad-
dress by Dr. John n. Upshur OF the New
Market Corps of Cadets. of Richmond
Va; address by Hon. Holmes Conrad, OF
Winchester, Va; unveilng of the monu
ment; $50 p NJ. battalion drill; 6lo p
NJ, review OF the New Market Cadets BY
the Governor OF Virginia; 6:A5 p. NJ.
battalion parade. Graduation Parade;
10 p. NJ, alumni banquet.
Wednesday, June Ath-ll A, NJ, grad
uating exercises; valedictory address. b.
Cadet John Paul. OF Virginia; delivery o
diplomas; address to graduation class. b.
Hon. \ j. Montague, Governor of VIZ
GINA; delivery Of Jackson-Hope medals
publication OF promotions and appoint
nents in battalion of cadets; "Auld Lam
syne;" 10 p. NJ, final ball.
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EASTERN SHORE CROPS
Or. Charles Smithto Run for the House
10 Succeed Mr.. Nottingham
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FRANkTOWN. VA, June 5.-lt is
thought by experienced planters that
there will not he more than half crop
of potatoes made this spring. owing 10
the heavy rains In April. which drowned
portion OF the planting, and the dry
season in May. which greatly h'ndcred
the growth OF the tubcrs. The straw
berry and asparagus ,crops have not beer
very abundant. but have brought re'nune.
rative prices,
The Oyster season closed satisfactorily
to the planters. and The fishiug seaaon
has opened suspiclously
Buntsmen are enjoying the gathering
OF the eggs OF the marsh hens ana gulls
at this season on the seaside.
Mrs Frances Ray West who has been
visiting her father, Rev. George n Ray.
| D. D., has returned With hsr little boy
to her home in Berkley, VA
: DR.. Charles Smith has announced him
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A HOMICIDE IN
HANOVER COUNTY
Free Fight at a Dance Termi.
mates Fatally.
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ASHLAND, VA, June 6.-Marion Rob
erson is in Hanover jail. charged with
the murder of Henry Lewis. The fatal
fracus occurred at the residence Of
Henry Davenport near Elmont, where a
dance was being held. Robertson had a
hearing before Squire Tucker for shoot
ing Lewis. but before the hearing ended
word came from the home OF the boy
that he had died. A warrant charging
Robertson with murder was written and
he was committed for the grand jury at
the June term.
The primary department Of the Ashland
Graded School over which Miss Gertrude
Simpson has presided during the past
session. has closed. On examination but
few out OF the forty odd pupils fell be-
low 50 per cent. and some reached near
the 100 mark
Examinations at Randolph Macon Col
lege will terminate tomorrow. The COM
mencernent exercises will begin Sunday
with the Baccalaureate sermon.
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Walker-Babcock.
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HOLDCRAFT, VA, June San ex-
ceptlonaily pretty. though quiet, mar s;t
rlage took place at the parsonage OF Ill ~.
COUNTY. Thursday. June 4th. at 8 P. NJ.
when Miss Ruth Babcock became ne
bride OF r. volley Walker. Rev. H. ..
The bride is the daughter Of County
Treasurer Charles L. Babcoek. and rs
connected with the best families IN the
The groom is q prosperous young far
mer and owner OF the pleasant old home
stead, Cool Spring. near blnns Hall'
Ar An Interesting feature OF the wedding !
was the brides gown, a pearl gray SIX:
which was also the wedding K, go sef ~ 81
the gown to splendid advantage
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will be at rome
to their friends at their home, cool
Springs"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Z
LYNCHBURG. VA. June ga pretty.
but quiet. home marriage was solemnized
at the residence OF Rev. and Mrs. G. G.
Wertenbaker. NO. 1900 Grace Street,
Lynchburg. Va, on "Wednesday. June SO.
Miss Elizabeth Co.. youngest daughter OF
the officiating minister. and Mr. John e.
5Quarles.s OF ST. Joseph. La.
THE bride wore n pretty. dark blue
cloth going away gown, with large nat
ar,l gloves to match.
Those present. beside the family OF the
OF Portsmouth. Ca. sister OF the
groom; Rev. ]. c. Reed, D. d.. and wife.
OF Lynchbure: Mrs. z. ". PARKER nse !, o OF
Of Amelia. Sisters Of the bride. Z.
Mr. and Mrs. Quarles left on the $3.50
O. clock train for Northern trip, IN II:
tending later on to go direct to their
honest. Joseph. La.
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A STUDENTS BRIDE
Failing to Get License in Richmond They
Married on Their Return.

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Mr.. John McKeon Walker, a second year "a
student in the Medical Depad1tmaef1n as 81 uia
Garpett Raie daughter 9i MI and % W Wr
ginia, we're married at 11:15 o'clock last
night at the priests study IN , the F Eaibe.
Timothy j. Grow officia ting.
Mr.. Walker and Miss Baile left CHAR ar
lottesville yesterday morning on the
Methodist sunday-school excursion to
Richmond. evidently with the intention !ao1,
reaching their destination, however, they
decided to wait until their, return here;
A marriage license was wired for. and
the young couple were met at the depot
last night by the clerk of the Corporation
which united the two at the Catholic
Church half.hopr later : The po, groom rssi
dent of Matteawan. N. ~:
The bride is native of Richmond, and
for several years her sister has been a
trained nurse at the Retreat for the Sick
In that city. Her parents recently re-
moved to this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
A FATHER MISSING
Disappeared on His Wheel After Selling
His Horse.
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his f7OTSe,
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MEHERRIN, VA. June o.-Mr. Ar
drew Anderson. who for several years
has been a prosperous blacksmith at
this place, left his home. which Is stu
ated about one-half mile east OF this
place, Monday morning, on his wheel,
and since that day no trace OF his where
abouts can be found. Mr.. Anderson wns
I'D early Monday morning, and came up
to his shop to do some work before the
excursion train passed here for Rich
mond. He came on horseback. and soon
after arriving found a horse trader. and
yery soon traded his animal for one OF
the traders. and no sooner was -hls
done than the man offered him 81 very
fair cash price for his animal back, anu
he Immediately accepted the offer.
He very soon went to his home. where
he secured his wheel and. without saying
where he was going, left by roaG tnat
nassed the woods from his house, and
in n this time has failed to return. His
wIfe and three small children expected
him to return in n short time, but as he
failed TO do so, the idea came to them
TINT he had gone to Richmond on the
excursion: but upon inquiry at the depot
i; was found that he did not take the
train. and now his wife has reached
the conclusion that he has Deserted nhf
There has been some difference be-
tween them for several years, and on
nrevous occasions they have separated
for several months, and would then come
hack together, and OF late It has bfen
rumored that they did not live very
happy together.
Mrs. Anderson says that II ne falls to
show up In the next rev days she WI!
dispose OF all OF the shop malsria1 Hhu
other property and return to her rela-
~, I
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Married In LawretceviIIe.
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LAWRENCEv1LLE. VA. juno 5:-Mi.
Travis c. Harrison and Miss Annie HlcSs
were married at Tabernacle NJ. E. Churct!
Wednesday. Mr.. Charles Turnbull, >of
.Lawrenceville. was best man. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. X. n.
Younger.
Mr.. Harrison IS a very popular young
civil engineer of this county.
Cards are out announcing the follow
Ing weddings In June:
Mr.. Clarence Cornelius Bracy. of Neck
lenburg county. to Miss Josephine Green
Harris, the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
W. x. Harris. at the home near White
Plains. on the 10th day Of June. at Q
p. NJ.
Mr. Malpheus Gilbert Upchurch, Of
Lawrenceville. to Miss LESSEE HELEN Up
church. at Apex. N. c., Wednesday after
noon. June 10th.
Mr. David Mitchell Saunders to Miss
Elizabeth Palmer. Tuesday evening, June
18th. at o'clock, at the Methodist
Church In Lawrenceville.
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DOUBLE TRACKING
Large Force Ready to Go to Work IN
misunderstanding Cards.

M nSfsSGE sf,1I,c ,Is sBPURG VA" June 81
A large force OF railroad employees e ,, are
II camp , on Across the Rappahannock
f River fro 9s' this city, In the camp are
several hundred men, 0o mules "a, an %
carts With the reasy 70 yyes Sa he S%oF
NJ erad Ing at that point for double track;
Ing the Richmond. Freder!Gksburg and
Potomac Railroad. NJ, f., r. d. George; Q.
ton. ~, ,t.a,,oL ~
1rvngton Va have fhe issGea iny,!a Miss
Anna Blanche Messifk. to Mr.. A, p;
Rove. Of this city. The ceremony VIII
take place at the N; q, Ghureh; South,
June 18th, at o'clock.
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UNCLE SAM WILL
KEEP ORDER
CountyAuthorltles Can'tMake
Arrests on Government
Reservation,
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ALEXANDRIA VA. June 5,-Judge j.
M, Love in the Alexandra County Court
to-day rndred an important decis on to
the effect that the county authorities have
no right to arrest persons on the small
government reservation at the south end
OF the Aqueduct bridge, near Rosslyn.
The question came up during the hearing
of the case of Thomas Christian, charged
putty Sheriff Harry Palmer, of AleXan.
drla county 1t is said that the United
States government will now have to pro-
vide some special arrangement for fur-
ntshing police protection on this reserya-
ton,
Mr.. Henry G, Saymaker, of this city,
will leave soon for the Congo Free state.
Africa, where he will become secretary
OF the Presbyterian Mission work there
for period of three years with the
probability of remaining In the work IN
definitely. Last evening his associates
in the Second Presbyterian Church gave
U reception in his honor.
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BayIor--Copenhaver.
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MARION. VA. June "a beautiful
and Mrs. John S. Copenhaver. In Marion.
Va. Wednesday, evening", June Sd. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Ross Glenn
haver. No invitations were issued. be-
ing strictly a home wedding, with tho
exception Of a few friends of the I'M
mediate community
The young couple were led to the altar
by the BRIDES sisters. Misses jamie and
Katie Copenhaver. while Miss Clara Hull
played the wedding march
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
M. D. Mitchell. of the Methodist Church.
The bride and groom took the train
for the East.
Mr.. Baylor is member Of the cloth
the bride is young woman on possessed
of many virtues and accomplishments.
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CONVICTION SCHOOLS
they Make Remarkable Showing in a

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CONVICTION. VA. June 6,-The session
of the Coyipgton High Schoo. has Just
closed There Were three graduates.
Miss Mabel P. Renner. Miss Mary Kyle
England. and Miss Edith Kincaid The
schoiarship medal, offered by Mr.. Charles
shepherd OF CoNngton, TO the stu
dent getting the highest, grades in the
DuTing the last few years, under the
principalsflip of Professor James G. Jeter.
The Coviugton school has made great
nropress. Six years ago the number OF
Scholars Yas comparatively small. and
there were only three teachers includ-
Ing the principal. The number Of scholars
enrolled last year was four hundred and
sixteen. and there are al present seven
teachers in addition to Professor Jeter
About three Years ago this school va.
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self candidate to succeed Hon. John i.
Nottingham In the Legislature OF VIZ
gnia. He is opposed by Colonel Bullet
iSitzhugh and a young lawyer named
Brokenborough. 1t is said Mr.. Noting
ham will decline to run again. having
served his county two terms as repre-
sentative in the House of Delegates. Mr..
Nottingham closes his service In the
of Virginia with great credit
to himself.
Mr.. John T. Rogers a successful mer-
chant OF Nassawadox, is erecting q hand
some and commodlous store-roorl, IN
which he willainclude nm elegant home for
the Masons of that place.
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Shipment of Yoarllngs.

lsgeelaI E IT, S,g TEe e =
CAPTAIN r, j. Hancock and son, Of the
Elerslie Stud. this county, made TO-DAY
the annual shipment of yearlings to New
viii occur June 18th at the Brooklyn. race.
track, The yearlings are the get Of imp.
charaXus. Eon. imp. Fatherless and All u,
Ave head, all colts. including brothers OF
Ethics, Hammie, Don QuiXote. Rosinante.
Alfonso, Andrew Mack. NiaXIs and May
Combs, out of Merry Maid. half sister OF
Eonic and Minotaur. and sister of Merry
Day, winner of races In 1899.
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THE PANTHER TAKES
PLACE OF GAZELLE

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NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 5.-The
day. She viii go to the shipyard for
overhauling and repairs. The Gazelle.
which has been Mt the yard more than i,a, \
afternoon and is now awaiting orders to
sail. 80
The Panther probably will be at the
The monitor Nevada. which is being
tested, preparatory to being accepted by
the Navy Department, Is at Old Point
undergoing slight repairs to her machine
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Hanover School.

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FREDERICKSBURG, VA. June g.,
OF which Miss Willie Schooler is the prin-
cpal, took place last night. Theirs were
forty distinctions awarded and certlfl-
cate Of highest distinction awarded to
each of the following: Misses Louise Nc
Whirt. FIossie Rawlings. Margaret and
Mildred Baker and Master Archie Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
VISOR FOR CONGRESS
The Southwest Wants to Know Where
Braxton Stands.

Braxton Stands.
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EAST. RADFORD. VA. June 5.--Rad-
ford and the surrounding country for
several miles still remains In the clutches
OF the drought. no rain. OF any conse-
ouence having fallen for four weeks
A movement Is on foot to start ma
tional bank in the East Ward OF the
city. and foreig ncapital. together with
some local. will be put into the enter
prise.
Hon. ]. Z. wysor says that he has
not yet decided whether he will enter
the race, in the primary Of the Ninth
ton or not. 1t Is quite likely that re
VIII run. and from tho many ,,, Letters ,,rs
a demand for him all over the district.
Mr.. Braxton. OF Constitutional Conven-
ton fame. will be at the session Of the
many friends OF the Southwest hope to
got definite expression fromfhim as to
his Intentions in regard to his candidacy
for the United States Senate.
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W GT.u.Conyention.

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CHAKLOTTESVILLE VA, June b.
ance Association and the Young Woman's
branch. the Y. viii hold their annual Joint
convention In this city with the local
over three days time-september 30th
and October LIST and I'd. II is expected
that nearly two hundred delegates VIII
he in attendance . sN
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HOSPITAL BOARD
New Boilers Ordered for the Engine
Room-Y. M. G. A. Call.

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WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June 5.-The
Board of Directors of the Eastern State
Hospital met at that institution yester-
day Those present were Judge 6.
Garnett. chairman of Mathews; Mr.. Z.
II. Cloves, of Richmond, and M. H. D..
Cole, of Williamsburg. They found the
hospital In fine condition. The board or
dered two 15O-horse-power boilers, which
will be placed in the engine house.
MIR. Fl. Jackson Davis, who was prjnc'-
pal of the Nicholson public school. has
gone to Roanoke to accept the position
of assistant secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association In that city.
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Rarnett-Reese.

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ROANOKE. VA, juno 5.-Miss Cordle
Reese. daughter OF Mrs. Jacob Sellers.
and Mr.. Frank Barnett, a prominent ent
Young Insurance man. were married last
nieht' Rev. ]. P. Luck. uncle OF the
Cronrn officiatinE.
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ALLEGED INcENDIARY
Suspected Firebug Caught by Rich
mond Detective.

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BOYDTON. VA, June 5-Messrs; KIM
ball Bros. living lust across ross the h me IN
torether with a. considerable quantity of
forage, was destroyed by fire. has, sue
ceded in nrrestlng the alleged incendiary.
HE Is a negro named Willie Smithson,
A .rivafe detectiye named Scott. of Rich
mosd, worked up the case Smithson Is
now in jail in Warrenton. awaiting trial.
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APPROPRIATION PRIMARIES
No Rain in Parts of the County for Five
Weeks.
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APPoMATToX COURTHOUSE, VA.
June 5,-The Democratic Executive Com
mttee Of this county had meeting some as
at the Several precincts In the county on
the list day OF August next to dominate
candidates Tor State Senator, House Or
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,spen from the list OF county schools
and made town school. tro,,
Mr.. letter has Just received a letter ter from ON
the president Of washington ,e,a , a.n
MI given an annual academic scholarship
to the Covington High School.
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Ulcers These primaries will be held under
the plan adopted by the Norfolk Conven-
ton.
Messrs. A. B. Thornhil and A. H.
Clements have offered for the House OF
Delegates. Mr.. J. G. Jones. the present
incumbent. declined reelection. There
will be no candidate from this county
for the Senate SCI
,sle rains have been confined to a
very small area OF the county and no.
line OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
for miles on either side there has been
no rain for five weeks. On many farms
has been se out
got in condition for planting.