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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-06
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Ba11on He1gAts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,

Mr.. j. Bryant O'Bannon. who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. O'Bannon, left Tuesday evening" for
Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs. Brimmer, OF Louisa, is visiting Mrs.
George Z. Carter, Of Brookland Park
Mr.. Louis Jones. of Petersburg, is vls-
iting his parents. of North avenue.
Mr.. John Walker. of Portsmouth, is the
guest Of Mr.. Jones. OF Lamb Avenue.
Mrs w. ]. Jones, who has been visit
Ing her sister in Brookland Park, has
returned to her home, In Orange coun-
ty.
Mrs Charles Mcdonald. who has been
visiting friends in Highland Park. has
returned to her home. in Louisa.
Miss Clara Long has returned home
after a pleasant visit to Newport News.
Mrs. George Cubbins. of King and
Queen county. is visiting Mrs. George
z. Carter. Of Brookland Park.
Misses Gladyse, Martinstene. ana Elsie
Jones will conduct the services OF the
Epworth League at the Methodist Church
on Sunday evening.
Miss Hattie Wright continues quite sick
at her home. in Brookland Park. and
will be unable to take her examination
at school.
The examination now going on at the
Barton Heights school will be finished
this week.
Miss Ethel Binford. near Lakeside, is
quite sick. and has not been able to
talto her examination.
Mss Kate Menner, Of Ashland, is e1.
pected Friday to visit friends on Brook
Road.
Mrs. ]. Knox Crutchheld has left 10,
Pennsylvania to visit friends and rela-
tives.
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nf tie GAo0lres.


Winchester" the popular war play,
with Miss Margaret May as Virginia
Randolph, the Southern beauty, will be
at the Academy next Tuesday evening
The supporting company Is a strong one,
and many new and sensational mechanic
cal effect lave been added since last sea-
son.
zeppa" will be used during the action Of
the piece. I nthe last act Miss May will
mako her sensational ride from Kerns-
town. Va. to Winchester with the re-
prieve to save her lover. This effect has
been conceded by all the critics to be
the most realistic and electrifylng stage
Illusion ever presented.
The farewell week Of the Bijou Com
pany In this city Is being marked by a
series of ovatlons. At every performance
the Bijou is crowded to the doors and en-
thusiasm has never been seen at such q
height. even when this organization has
been the attraction.
The company goes South next Sunday
for the rest of the season. and this fact
has no doubt had Its effect upon the
ticket rack, which Is already well-nigh
depleted
The production OF "A Texas Steer Is
the best thing the company has done.
This Is true not only of the interpreta-
ton of Hoyts delightful play, but of the
scenic equipment, Of tho specialtes. and
OF the music.
The work OF the chorus is particularly
pleasing and the costumes worn are
dreams of loneliness.
The Herman Company. headed by
Adelaide Herman, the queen of magic.
and including some OF the most cole
brated acts In vaudeville, will be the at
traction at tho Bljou next week, This
company played one of the most success
full weeks here last season in the history
OF tho Broad Street theatre, and this
year It Ia said to be larger and better
than ever,
The organization Is playing In Nor
folk this week to capacity houses There
will be only one change In the bill wuen
1t comes here from tho City by the Sea.
Instead OF Milton and Dolly Mobiles,
Lotte Brandon Will appear In her Loop
Ing the Loop act, which Is described as
a most sensational ride through space.
Miss Brandon Is said to be tho worlds
champion bicyclst
Koclan. the famous Bohemian violin
list, who is to give concert at tho Acad-
envy on Saturday night, February IL, is
a pupil OF Professor Sevcik. That he is
POSSESSED of very exceptional gifts Is
sNerX obvious and. moreover. his style
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COMEDY PEOPLE
BUYING HOMES
Most Of the Stars are Invest
ing Their Saving in a Ju-
diCiOuS Manner.

A property acquiring mania has seized
members of the Bijou Comedy Company
from all accounts. It is not kleptomania.,
but honest property acquiring, and con-
sists of buying real estate. 1t is not re-
lated that any Of the chorus girls have
done anything In this line, but since tho
Musical Comedy Company closed Its sea-
son last year there has been much max
Ing of deeds and Quit claims.
Miss Mary Marble started the ball roll
Ing when she bought neat little cot
tage near Long Branch. She made it
merely as an investment, but she enter
tains her friends there In the summer
months.
IT did this" said she, "because re-
gard real estate as the safest way to
invest your money, and I shall always
have b home to 90 to-
Next little Chip bought small frame
house cover the Rhine" from Cincln-
nal., where his mother and father are
now living happily.
Max Hoffman recently purchased a
house In Brooklyn, and John Early and
his wife have a neat little home on
Long Island. where they expect to spend
their Idle hours with their baby SC
Tony Hart bought a New England farm
Of one hundred acres having on 1t
eighty sugar bearing maple trees. and he
hopes to get back his investment In
few years by q liberal but judicious use
OF glucose
Other members Of tho company have
made still other investments. 1t Is said,
particulars Of which could not be as
certained last night, and 1t Is safe to say
that the Bijou Comedy Company Is the
only all-star landed aggregation In the
country.
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ARE FOOLISH
And VERY SILLY
So Says Churchman of Critl-
Clsms Of Its Recent
Article.

she Southern Churchman OF this week
expresses surprise that its recent edi-
torial on THE Misuse Of the Pulpit
provoked the comment 1t did.
The only reply the Churchman sees
tit to make to their criticism-some OF
which came in the nature of sermons
from city pulplts-is to call 1t 'inex-
prcssively foolish and silly" and to re-
produce its original editorial on tho
subject Says the Churchman:
In our issue of December 18th last
we had an editorial on the above sub
Ject (Mlsuse OF the PulpitO. To the
surprise OF the Southern Churchman. that
editorial has elected very great deal
of comment: the much greater part Of
1t is destinally favorable; some of it.,
we are sorry to say. ineXpressibly fool
!sf and silly and very wide of the mark
of intelligent criticism. Because large
number of our readers have seen these
foolish criticisms and accompanying mis-
statements and because they may not
remember just how wide OF the mark
they are, we herewith reproduce that edi-
tOrial - $500 lts1ff, lh.h
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ment at the Academy next Thursday
night. Reserved seats will so on sale at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building next Tuesday. the 10th. at
o'clock P. NJ. and there is already an ac-
tive demand. Manager Leath has de-
mated the house. and the entire proceeds
will go towards the Jubilee fund. The
prospects are that the members and
friends OF the association will fill the
house. and thus show appreciation of Mr..
Miller and his efforts. and at the same
time interest in the Accomplishment Of
the great end for which the workers are
laboring.
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are slngularly FREQ from
critic Of tho London Times

and manner are slngularly FREQ from
nffcctation.
The musical critic Of tho London Times
said OF him:
Although dislike making compare
sons. for many reasons cannot holp
comparing him with his already Famous
countryman, Kubelik and be It said, to
the lntter's disadvantages, for think
koonn much more OF an artist by tenn
permanent, He plays with considerably
moro warmth, and produces a fuller,
purer tone; his technique Is both fluent
and finished, and HIS information abso.
lutely above suspicion. In lCrnst's r
sharp minor concerto one was strongly
impressed Ivy the case with which he
overca1ne the Formidable technical diff
culties. tho cadenza being veritable
triumph OF v,rtUosity, Koclnn assuredly
has everything that goes to tho making
ment OF his powers viii BIO followed with
keen interest"
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sHoCKoE5 COUNCIL

Four Classes Formed Which Will Hustle
for New Members.
Shockoe Council Royal Arcanum, had
great meeting last night. Four classes
were formed. with the regent past-re-
gent. Wice-regent and orator. respectively,
In command to increase the membership.
A committee was appointed, which will
meet next week, to perfect arrangements
for celebrating the seventeenth anniyer-
sary Of the council on March 25th. On
this occasion there will be a special en-
tertainment for the wives and daughters
of members OF the order. There were sew
eral Invitations last night.
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THE POWER HOUSE
SOON TO BE DOUBLED

Chief Engineer w. G. whitley, of the
light and power department Of the Pas
senger and Power Company announced
yesterday that the capacity Of the pres.
ant electrical plant would be doubled Inn
mediately. necessltatlng the expenditure
Of $4,000. This alone will cover the ex-
penditure on the building and raceway
at the foot Of Twelfth Street, while as
much more will be turned loose In put
Ting In new machinery.
Contracts for the work will be ad-
vertsed for at once, and as soon as they
nave been received the work will be un-
dertaken and pushed to a speedy COM
pletlon.
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Steamer Badly Damaged.
(Dy AssocIated Press.l

LEWEs. DEL. February 6,-The steam.
err David. 4,ew Aorls, for Wilmington,
Del. towing the Norwegian steamer Leon,
while anchored at a fourteen-foot bank
last night, during the gale drifted across
the Leon's bow. The David was badly
damaged below the water-line, and re-
turned to the Delaware Brealewater for
temporary repairs The Leon Is slightly
damaged,
The British steamer Thornley,, Ph!la-
delph!a. for Norfolk. grounded during last
nights gale on Brandywlno Shoal. Tho
tug sommers N. Smith will take q wrecks
Ing crew to the vessels aid as soon as
tho weather permits. Wind northwest.
thirty-slx miles an hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-06
LIVE GORILLA is
ON THE WAY HERE
Animal Very Rare in This
Country is Expected by
BOstoCk To-Day,

A distinguished visitor will reach
Richmond to-day in the person of the
only real gorilla who has been In this
country In many years, The following
telegram from New York explains i,selt:
New York, February + 1908,
Agenlon and Tuaar, Bostock's Great
Animal Arena. Richmond. Va,
Have Just landed with only genuine
real gorilla ever imported to the States,
Am making special arrangements for It's
transportation, and hope to land 1t liv-
Ing III Richmond Tomorrow.
JOHN H. CASWETtI.,
Readers Of the adventures OF Paul Du
ChallL the intrepid French explorer,
In tho heart of Africa. will recall his de-
scrlptlons Of the most dreaded beast OF
the Jungle. and the advent hero OF this
animal will occasion much interest.
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TELEPHONE COMPANY SOLD
Purchaser Refuses to Say Whom He
Represents.
Try Associated Press

ATLANTA. GA. February 5.--The
Standard Telephone Company, Of this
city. was sold at auction to-day to Rob-
ert Alexander, trustee OF tho law firm Of
Alexander and McGill, Of Philadelphia,
The price paid for the property and all
the effects Of tho company was 100000. the
upset value fixed by the courts decree.
MIR. Alexander refused to state whom
he represented or what disposal would
be made Of tho property. The sale was
result of foreclosure of mortgage
held against the Standard Telephone Com
pany by the City Trust. Safe Deposit and
Surety Company of Philadelphia The
company was placed In the hands of a
receiver several months ago
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T N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TILE
COUNTY OF HENRICO, VIRGINIA,
FEBRUARY s, 1903:
Flanagan VS.. Hancock & ais.
and
Goodies Admr, vs. Flanagan & ais.
These two causes came on this day to
be again heard upon the papers formerly
read. and We're argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof 1t appearing
to the Court that a report of the accounts
Of Allen G. Collins, administrator Of En-
ma T.. Goode, deceased and q report Of
the debts and demands against the estate
of said Ernma T. Goode, deceased have
been filed in the clerks office OF this
court; and 1t further appearing that one
year has elapsed since the qualification
of said administrator the Court doth
order, on motion Of Mary E. Comfy, one
of the distributes Of said decedent that
the creditors Of said Emma r. Goode.
deceased. If any there DO, show cause,
# any they can, at the courtroom Of the
N Da;. at q o,eloek A. NJ, on the 18th DAY
and delivery of the estate Of said dece-
dent to her distributes without refund
ing bonds.
And the Court doth decree that copy
OF this decree be published once week
in The Times-Dlspatch, a newspaper pub
lished In the city OF Richmond Va, and
that copy be posted at the front door
of the courthouse of the county OF Hem
rico on the first day Of two successive
terms Of the County Court of Henrico
county. Va.
Testee: ]. e. iBROADDUS,
A. G. Collins, p. q. Clerk.
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sunday-school Workers.
my Associated Press. J

ATLANTA, GA, February 6-The clos.
Ing session OF the mdwinter conferences
Of the Third District of international
sunday-school Workers to-day was de-
voted to the discussion and treatise OF
department and eyangelstio work. Amons
the speakers was Mrs. Flora ". Stebb!na,
OF BOSTON, Mass,
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- u - III81lI ITEl1eI
presbytery Meets.

At meeting Of East Hanover Pres
bytery held yesterday at the Second
Church In this city the Rev. Charles
N. Van Houten, formerly evangelist OF
the Presbytery. was dismissed to the
Chickasaw Presbytery Of Mississippi,
to which place he goes to engage in pas
toral work
Resolutions were adopted by the Pres
bytery arranging a cooperative scheme
with the Evangellstlc Committee Of the
SYNOD
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POLK MILLER TO ENTERTAIN
Will Give Entertainment for Benefit OF
the Y. M. c, A.

The directors of the Young MEMS
Christian Association are now at work
to complete the Jubilee fund, and as an
instance of this magnificent canvass.
which has for It's end the payment of
all Indebtedness On the association prop
erty. and the further furnishing of the
association home, Mr.. Polk Miller. assists
ed by further talent and his famous
negro quartette. will give an entertaln-
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Young Marrled Couole.

Mr.. and Mrs. H L. Odendhal are at
Murphy's Hotel. having returned last
night from Washington. where they were
married Wednesday, Mr.. Odend'h hal Is
with the Old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany at Norfolk. His bride was Miss
Emily Ives, daughter Of Mr.. w. b.
Ives. OF Portsmouth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-06
THE FAMOUS 1893 VINTAGE

OF g. Fl. Mumm's Extra Dry now ar
rlying Is similar to the 1889 vintage. Im-
mense reserves guarantee the mainte-
nance of quality. 125,719 cases imported
I In 1902. being A07,804 bottles more than
any other brand.-Ady,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

r N THE c1IANCTRy COURT OF THE
L CITY OF RICHMOND. 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1903:
Charles Neisz. deceased, and in his own
against
Barbara .Nelsz and others. Defendants.
Extract from decree entered In the abov o
entitled cause on the 18th day Of JAM
'a''; ~ ION consld GRAFTON whereof, the
court doth adjudye, order and decree that
this cause be referred to one OF the Com
missoners of this Court, who Is directed
to make the following Inquiries and take
the following accounts, and report thereon
to the court:
%. An account Of the debts and de-
mands outstanding against the said
Cha ri Neisz. or his estate. with the
the pe,sons to whom they are due"
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR
DEMANDS against the late Charles Neisz.
or his estate, or otherwise interested In
the execution Of the foregoing inquiry, are
hereby notified that the undersigned. one
OF the commissioners Of the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond, has nxed
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of February.
1903. at 10 o clock A. NJ. as the time. and
his office, No. Shafer's Building. In the
city OF Richmond. Va. as the place, for
executing the decree from which the FORE
place they may appear and prove their
accounts. II they sec fit.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
January 1907
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Or. DunawaY Here.

Rev. T. S. Dunaway, D. D.. OF Fred
ericks burg, Va, is the guest Ut DR.. Geo.
B. Steel. DR.. Dunaway is in attendance
on the meeting Of trustees Of Richmond
College, which assembled yesterday in
semi-annual session.
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TO IMPROVE FOREST HILL,
Passenger and Power Company to
Make Il an Ideal Resort

Make It an Ideal Resort.
1T Is the desire and intention of the
Virginia Passenger and Power Com
pany.' said General Manager Huff to a
representative Of The Times-Dispatch
yesterday afternoon. ito make Forest
Hill Park the garden spot Of Richmond
and vicinity. With this Idea In view we
will expend good deal of money at
that place between now and early sum
mer.'' 1,y
Work In improving the place and add.
ing attractions will DO sho1ly under
taken, and this will be pushed stea dliv
until the opening of tho season,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-06
BY Real Estate Trust CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
SACRIFICE SALE
OF
WEsT-EAD BUILDING LOTS.
FRIDAY. FEB. 9TH. AT. 1880 r. NJ.

h rtIDA1, FEB. 3bIIi, Al fSV 3. NJ.
We will offer, on the premises. that de. !
s!rable building lot, adjoining on the west
NO. liz West Avenue. said lot fronting
about "a feet on West Avenue and run
ming back LIS feet to an alley. This lot
Is owned by a nonresident. who instructs5
US to sell at a sncrifice; thus you will
have an opportunity to secure q lot Very
much lower than you could buy the SUR
rounding property for.
This Is a most desirable location for
home, close In, within half block OF car
line. and will Increase In value. Buy the
lot We will help YOU build the house.
TERMS-EAsy, and made known at sale.
REAL ESTATE TRUST cOAfPANY.
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No. 612 East Broad Street ST
THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING FEB 9TH,
at 1890 o'clock, Handsome Highly-polish-
ed CHARTERED Oak Wardrobe, good n Oak
and Walnut Chamber Suits Extension
Tables. Chairs. Sldehoards, Handsome
All brass Beds and Enameled Iron Beds.E
cry. Pictures, Handsome Mante Mirrors
New Home Sewing Machine, In perfect
order. with all attachments; Odd Beds.
Bureaus and Washstands, and other good
Furniture. too numerous to mention; 10
good Body Bru ssell and Velvet Carpets; =
coal and wood Heating Stoves. etc. All
are being sold on account Of party nov
ing to Roanoke. 56
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-06

HEBREW HOMES ANNUAL MEET
1NG-The annual meeting OF the He
brew Home for the Aged and Inflrm of
Richmond: Va, will be held In the
Sunday school room of Beth Ahaba
Synagogue on SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
FEBRUARY 9Th. at 8 o'clock. Members
and their friends are cordially invited
TO be present.
BY Order of the President.
ISAAC HELD,
Secreary-Treasurer.
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NOTICE.
Notice TO Merchants Of Richmond,

OUR OFFICE IS RECEIVING A GOOD
many INQUIRIES about a POCKET GUIDE
or DIRECTORY. We take this method Of
answering all by saying that WE KNOW
NOTHING OF SUCH A PUBLICATION,
We are publishing the regular CITY d.
which contains q complete GENERAL,
BUSINESS and STREET DIRECTORY.
We will have It ready for delivery by
HILL DIRECTORY COMPANY,
Per j. L. HILL, Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-06

TILE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of THE u. B. TAYLOR
COMPANY will be held at the office of
the Company. No. 1o11 East Main Street,
Richmond. Va, on MONDAY, March
8. 1903, at 4 o clock P. NJ
CHARLES *. COUPLINGS
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Richmond, Va. Feb. 2, 1908.
NOTlCE.-.TtIE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the VIRGINIA HOT
SPRINGS COMPANY. for the purpose
of electing Directors and for the trans
action of such other business as may
be held at the office Of the Company.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway General
Office Building, in the city Of Richmond
Va, on TUESDAY, February a. 1903,
at u clock NJ The transfer books will
Z be closed on Monday, February 16, 1909
at z: NJ; and remain closed until 10
a. NJ, Wednesday. February %. 1903.
A TR EVVEIvT. Secretary ~
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SOL. cUTCHINs,
Commissioner In Chancery.
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BY The Valentine Auction CO..
612 East Broad Street.

II HANDSOME POLISHED OAK WARD
ROBE, NEW HOME SEWING Ma
CHINE. OAK AND WALNUT CHAM
BIER SUITS HANDSOME BRASS Bed,
CARPETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, ETC.,-
AT AUCTION. sB.sS lsfIG35s
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MEETINGS.

Office Va Fire and Marine ms Co.,
Richmond. Va. Feb. 3, 1898.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-T II E,
regular annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of this Company will be held
at the Companys office, No. lois e.
Main Street, In this city, on TUESDAY,
the nth instant. at IL O'clock
WM- H. MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
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r N THE c1IANcTeY COURT OF THE
i CITY OF RICHMOND, 18TH DAY OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

By Fl. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
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Benjamin =. Ecisz, Administrators 81
Charles Neisz. deceased. and in his own
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-11-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

My facilities for buying,
selling, exchanging and rent
ing Real Estate, business prop
critics, manufacturing proper
ties, Machinery & etc., are ex-
celled by no one in the State.
| have reliable connections
with Western and Eastern
Real Estate. Each property
listed with me is thoroughly
advertised at no cost to
owner. If you have any prop
erty you wish to sell, orif you
wish to purchase a business
or farm, write me, it will
only cost you a stamp.
JULIUS T. DUDLEY.
Bennettsville, S, C.
; mo.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-11-19
GreelyviIle Gossip.

GREELYvILLE, November 49,
Mrs Caro- Srann of this place
is visiting her parents at Sumter.
Rev L L Inabinet filled his reg.
ulsr appointment Sunday NOM
ing a, II O'Clock at the Methodist
church. There Wa, large and at
tentive congregation present.
Mrs H Z Brunson of Plnewood
S. c., is visiting her parents al this
place. She is accompanied by
Miss Lily Lawrence.
The Greelyville Live Stock Go.
has Just received IA car load of
horses and mules. They don't ex-
pect 10 keep these horses on hand
for high prices. They expect to
sell them cheap so as to save them
money.
Mrs r S Brunson of Santee. is
reported very ill.
Mrs b A Boyle Of our town, Is
visiting relatives at Sumter.
The infant child OF Mr. w B
Browder. is very i'll Of dlptheria
Col G. D Fariow of Saniee, was
in town yesterday morning.
SWAMP Fox.