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prisonment and seeming humiliation at the
hands of a devoted spouse is audacious enough
in invention.
.''Twixt God and Mammon" is an uncon-
yentional story based on a somewhat conven-
ttonal theme the vacillation of a clergyman
between conscience and self-ndulgence. The
Rev Conner Deem, NJ. A, the senior curate at
the High Church of st. Mary, is presented at the
beginning of the book as an object of peculiar
interest 10 two women. One of them is spiritual
and unselfish. To her he gives his love, and
with her for a time, he sets his mind upon the
highest ideals She, however, feels that her
love for him can best be shown by leaving him
untrammelled by marriage in his work, and she
goes back among her people in Wales, The
other woman is rich and worldly. and she too.
loves the Rev Conner Deem. The latter makes
his choice and for a time believes that he has
done well but doubt assails him, life becomes
unbearable, and in the last chapter he takes
q step in which the author found opportunity
for the elaboration of distinctly melodra-
matte effect
Mr. Hall Caine was familiar with the author
of this novel. the late William Edwards TIRE
buck. from his earliest boyhood to the day OF
his death. He writes a long introduction TO
the present volume, in which he speaks with
great affection of his friend, and alludes with
much sympathy and appreciation to llrepuck
work It is creditable work The central 1lgute
in the book before us is truthfully drawn ard
has some very human aspects The Worldly
woman of the tale is well painted. II 'he
spiritual one is not. The Welsh eplsodes' IL
which some simple types Of fine character are
portrayed have even little charm, as OF thlhe
seen and felt under the fresh conditions OF lhe
open air But the novel as a whole cannot oe
said to possess merit above the average Whlie
we do not forget that, according to a prelatory
note it is published without having been re-
iced ~, tho author we cannot perceive any
thing In If to Justify the tone taken by Mr.. Hall
C,aina in introducing It to the public.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

RECoLLECTIoNS OF A TOWN BOY AT wESTMIN-
STER 1S49-55 Illustrated. By Captain F. Markham.
Svo. Up. 232. CLOngmans Green x Coz
LETTERS n. c. AND H. C. By John Ruskn. With
Preface by the Right Hon. G. Wyndham. illustrated.
I2mo. Tp. xvi, 149 Giarpcr & Bros)
LOVE LETTERS OF MARGARET FULLER. 1864
With Introduction by Julia Ward Howe. To
Which Added the "reminiscences of Ralph Waldo
Emerson. Horace Greeley and Charles T. Congdon.
limo. pp. xvi 22s. ID. Appleton g. Coz
SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON BY Augustus C. Buell.. Ilus-
trateL 12rno, pp. vii 2s1. Cd. Appleton & Coz
In Historic Lives Illustrated with re-
productions Of photographs and prints.
voLTAIRE. Index to His Works. Genius and Character
with Appreciation OF Voltare by Oliver H G.
Leigh. Svo. PIP 300 tE r. Du Mont)
GCSTAYUS ADoIPHUs. BY Homer W. Tope D. D.
PIP. IS. CAlbany. N Y: Brandow Printing Com
pauyD
paper the life Swedish King and his in
haence il the political and religious history OF the
Little. L. II. u. Svo Do l3 (AiiIwaukee Wis :.
Young ChuIchman Cgmpanll -. -
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Citations.
,,IIF PEOPLE Or THE STATE OF NEv

rT1HE PEOPLE Or THE STATE OF NEW
Il 1-oR1- by the Grace OF God Tree and Independsnt
. raIeTrine III s Eleanor PlsseiL Josephine Rus
sen. t,lrort r. Hilton Hattie r. Hilton Helen Hill
IusH7s Hilton. lr.. Vincent X. Hilton. Edward B.
t.s Tlor3fhv w. Hilton Ellen u EHton. Edna r.
TcseDh z Sanzay. administrator with tne VIII
tiol, Agnes Hilton. deceased James Hilton
tifl.rn Mary Brown S9tnaniel = smith.
li,i Guardian the estates o Helen Eiiton, ALERT
rItf+o7 fr and Vincent K Hilton = trancis Hyds
p darc-sI eI,ardan the estates Of Ellen D. Hilton
s sEII- y rftGu and an persons interested n ne
-,s4e of Henry late Of the county or e" f0rS
creditors. l-gatees. next or an or otasrWiss.
5 s,-soe{nr- You and are hereby cited
60 reGi-ed personally be and appear oeIcTe our sur
~ " New York at the SurrogstsF
~-t ~ sa4 COUNTY. held at the County Court House.
- tba C,,llutv OF York. the SOth Gay OF Juns.
in tae forenoon or tlaI Day t1sn
.ters 10 attend judicial settlement of the account
,roraedincs OF Russell and Edward d Harris.
81 tors ~ and trustees under the last viii and tests.
stoJ a. are under o. twentyone years are
ord 70 su,ear your guardian. u you nave one or
nave and apgi' Tor one 20 oe aD-
,n+ed or in the your neglect or failure 70 10
appointed the surrogate 70 repre-
serr and act for ycu IN the proceeding
have c1u5@d the seal o. ths
III e,Irrogatcs' Court % the said County Of Ns-
Yo-k % be hsreunto Affixed witness Hon.
H. 81 FRANK r. FITZGERALD. surrogate %
- - orr SAD Couaty At the County % New Yorx
the zen day o. My. iu che year % our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and three
FAIRFAX NcI4ALfIffI1S.
clerk o. Surr1Rates court
JAMES s DARCY. Attorne; fo- Executors. 80 Hrosf-
New YORK city
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EDUCATIONAL.

TEXAS. BY z G. Lulejohn =. NJ Supplementary Vol
ume l2Ino, pp. Xi, "a Crhe Macmillan Companyl
textbook treating Of the physiography Industries
naturai resources. government and history OF
HOW We ARE FED a Geographical Reader pv lanes
milan Company ' MAJ
Stories TO be read in connection with stuoy of
geography. telling about the industries commodi
ties IN general use. and their creation and sr,nniy
Illustrated with reproductions OF photographs
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
POETRY.

AMERICAN AND TORONTONIAN LEISURE HOURS.
BY Emile Coulon. 12mo. pp. 6S- professor Emile
Coulon)
A FIELD OF FOLK. BY Isabella Howe Fiske. 12mo.
pp. 67 (Boston: Richard 6. BadgerD
April. TWILIGHTS. BY villa Sihert Gather. 12mo,
PIP. 81. (Boston: Richard c. BadgerD
YOUNG IVY ON OLD WALLS. BY H. Arthur CoweIl.
Emo. pp. C8oston: Richard G. Badger)
THE MOTHERS BY Edward F. Hayward 12no. pp
81 Boston: Richard G. BadgerD
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
TOPOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL

THE ISLAND or FoRMosA. PAST AND PRESENT
BY James ". Davidson =. r. @. S. Illuy .ra tel
Quarto, Up 46. tThe Macmillan Company
An account Of the history. people. resources
and commercial prospects OF FoIrnosa- ILLUSTRATED
with reproductions OF photographs and MAPS.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
LITERATURE.

4 HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE 1Go1-1S65
Bv William p. Trent, NJ. A, LII. D. Emo pp " ooo
ID. Appleton & Coz
In the 'Short Histories of the Literatures Of the
World series. edited by Edmund Gosse'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
HISTORY.

THE CAMBRIDGE MODERN HISTORY. Planned by the
Lord Acton. Lip Edited by A. ,% W sSanIey maTa;
Ieathes NJ. A. Vol. VII The United States. SVo'
pp xvii, So. Che Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

Joseph Chamberlain is the latest subject OF a
literary anticipation. III the novel by h Fhil-
lps Oppenheim, "A Prince Of Sinners, Kingston
Brooks the hero. takes the present poslton OIL
The Colonial Secretary and earnestly tries 10
persuade England that the salvation OF her
working men lies in the adoption Of tariH pro-
lection.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

Mr. Morgan Shepard has retired from the
firm OF Elder & Shepard. 1t Will continue u
publish after being incorporated under the I'd" ,
of California as Paul Elder & Co. With the
ovoer+;on Of 'oThe Birdalone Letters" which
have bean assumed by Mr.. Morgan Shepard,
the former publications will be -.nued.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk of Things Present and
To Come.

Professor Simon Newconb. whose book, Rem
iniscences of an Astronomer will be issued
bv Houghton, Miffiin & Co, in September IS
spending the summer in Europe in the interests
of the coming Congress of Scholars at the ST.
Louis Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
JUVENILE.

noes OF. ALI, NATIONS IN PROSE AND RHYME. 3
Conrad J. Miller. Illustrated. 12mo, pp. Will "a
a. S Ogilvie Publishing Company
Anecdotes about the doings of pet dogs. II
lustrated with reproductions of photographs.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
REPRINTS.

THE PROSE WORKS or WILLIAM MAKEPEACE
THACkERAY. The Great Hoggarty Diamond etc
Edited by Walter Jerrold. illustrated by Charles E
Brock 12uo pp. y, AL. fThs Macmillan CompanvJ
With frontispiece reproduction OF the crayon sketch,
of Thackeray 10y Samuel Laurence.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
RELIGIOUS.

MIRACLES AND SUPERNATURAL RELIGION BY
Morris Wilton. Ph. ID. tNale}. I2uo, pp.
tThe Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

Condolences in titles are becoming matter
Of course, The Queens QUAR-" has hardly been
announced when Robert Steele's reprint OF
THE Kingis QUAR- published through John
Lane in the Vale Press series. makes It's ap-
pearance The designs have been done oy
Charles Ricketts,. The quaint title of this ola
book. of which D. G.. Rossetti wrote in Inc
Kings Tragedy" reads: Hereafter follo"ls the
QUAR- maid De King James of Scotland the first
caIlit The Kingis QUAR-. and maid When MS
Majestic was in Ingland.'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

The fourth OF the Macmillan series of source
readers in American history is devoted to "The
Romance of the Civil War" The selections
were made and arranged by Professor Albert
Bushnell Hart, of Harvard, with the coabora-
ton of Elizabeth Stevens. Chapters taken
from novels. poems inserted, and records diaries
and histories drawn from TO illustrate the
plantation life, the underground railroad the
army life, events in battle and the work OF
women. The selections are all short enough to
commend the book for school purposes.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

of six lectures on THE Solar System" with the
imprint of Houghton, Miffiin & Co If this
disk business goes on, we shall expect another
book.
Stewart Edward White has started on an eA-
tended tour on horseback into the Sierra Nevada
Mountains The party will cut themselves OH
from what we are pleased to call civilization
when we go travelling for three months They
expect to explore the large forests of the giant
redwoods Shortly after Mr. Whites return the
entitled THE Forest his first ambitious de-
narture from fiction 1t will be illustrated by
Thomas Fogarty, who accompanied him on the
canoe trip which was the basis for the teook
Dighton's Public Characters" published IN
1902 is among the offerings of E. Parson &
Sons. of London at a clearance sale OF oio
hooks This book is a collection OF seventy
eight colored plates of eminent people OF the
dav. 1t includes Mr.. Braham as Orlando
Queensbury is darkly referred to as "A Nople
DYKE" Kemble appears Hamlet IN scot
land Then there is a 'specious orator. II
vou'de know who this is--Read. Lawyer ana
his agent An old English manuscript OF the
time of Charles H. which is interesting in It's
legal and geographical aspects, relates to Vari-
ous townships with the tenants names. hold
ings and manors, showing on what terms the
lands were held, etc. for the township OF
Iongtowne and elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

Ellis P Oberholtzer will issue through the
Macmillan Company, in the early autumn
biography of The Princely Robert Morris, Pa
triot and Financier." The volume will be illus
trated and contain several portraits.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

l. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of
York notice IS hereby given 70 al persons having
A Dean. late Of the County %
New York deceased present the with vouchers
the subscriber, his place OF transacrng
bIsness at the office Bloomfield Litteu. No. II Wall
Street in IN OF York. before the hfta
day OF August ARTHUR DEAN. Executor
Dated New York. 29th day OF January. 1908
BIOONFIELD LITTELL. Attorney for Executor. al Wall
York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
u PTRSrANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOY.

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate n the County ~ Ns-v
York notice IS hereo- given 10 an persons nalns CLAIMS
a1sfrst KATE r. Russell, Kate Fowler Kate p.
E-ovrIer or Kate lowell. Kate r. lowell
fate Of deceased
sort the same thereof. the subscriber.
HE nIace Of transacriug business. b.
Floor OF No Broadway. in the city ~ New York.
before he twenty-secOnd day OF December next
mated New York the day ~ June. 1903.
WILLIAM n. Russell. Administrator.
MILLER MILLER Sc STORM. Attorneys for AGnniS-
traitor 40 Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
!SurrOoates' Notices.

MERRIAM. ELLEN MN PURSUANCE
WI ~ an order Of Hon Aaner Thomas. SUrrogsts
t,s county of %euY York. notice s hereby %
ali persons having claims against Ellen VI Merriam
iste County of York deceased. % present
tbe same with thereof the suhscrtber his
rsce ~ ransacting business the Office of Charles P
i.atting No Pine Street. city - Ner YORK. B0r-
ough Manhattan, or before the THIRTEEN day of
December
Dated New York June 9th. 1902.
WILLIAM p. MERRIAM. Administrator.
CHARLES r LATINO. Attorney for Adminsfrstor "a
pine street New York city. Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

Mary Catherine Crowley delivered the address
at the recent unvefling of the Nine Cadillac
memorial tablet, erected by the ladies' bi-
centenary committee of Detroit in memory or
the first white woman to land upon the shores
of Detroit two hundred years ago. Miss crow
ley has made thorough study Of the early MS
tory Of the region around Detroit ana mas
written three novels about the region. The last,
nuhisbed nv Little Brown & Co, Love Thrives
in War" is a romance of the War Of 1Sl2. In
a letter to Miss Crowley Mayor Maybury OF
Detroit says: Il take this occasion to say that
by your efforts more regarding the history or
this community has been developed and made
the subject of study than has been accomplished
bv the pen of any writer of the present or past.
I think you are we'll worthy Of this compliment
The Mayor is nothing If not downright.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
y PTRsTANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

Abner C. Thon-s. Surrog--o II the County of New
York Notice hereby given = al persons having claims
Stephens late Of the COUNTY OF $e~
York the sane with vouchers there
OF 10 the subscriber ker place oc ransacg business
the office OF attorneys No. 100 William Street N Ths
Borough Manhattan City OF New YORK. on or oetors
the August. 1903. next
Dated New York the 24th a. OF FEBRUARY. 1Sl2
AIRLINE E STEPHENS. Exscutrix
HITCHINGS & PALLIsER. Attys- 2or ExeeCtrix- Va
100 William Street. New York City
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rnrsuance of an

order Of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. surrogsts 9s
the County OF notice Is hereby given 70 al
having claims ainst Richard Butler ate or s
County OF New decelsed present the same WIN
vouchers thereof subscriber bis place cf trans
acting business the Citv or New
YORK O bef dav OF July next Dated New
York the 22ud day Of January 1907
EDWIN BELCHFR. Jr.. Executor
WARD. HAYDEN & SATTERLEF,. Attorneys for ENecu-
tor 120 Broadway. New York City.
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1HARLOTTE e. MILLER-IN PURsU-

4 O.
- ance OF an order OF Frank T. FitzgeTalC
Surrogate Of County Of New York notice Is hereby
having claims against Charlotts g
Miller. OF the County OF New York deceased %
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscroer
at her place transactng business at the Office OF her
attorney, Edward F. Brown. ESQ. No - Wall street
Borough al Manhattan. Of New York. oefors
the tvvent ty-h Of September next
Dated York. twelfth day Of March. 1903.
MARY A BUFGOYNE. E>NeCutrtN
EDWARD F BROWN. Attorney for Executrtx. Is wax
street Borough OF Manhattan. y. Z City
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abuer c. Thc-las. Surrogate OF County q New
York Notice Is hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Resale SeIgman. late OF County % New
present the
subscribers their place % tranSactcg business
&C. 1872 Street. in The CITY OF %
before the .GtN August
Dated New o-k. the 19th day o. February. 1903
SAMUEL. S5RASBOU EGER. CT T-NIE-S~fNE MEItl-
BACH. ROSAtEE EPSTEIN. Executors.
STRASBGCfffIEF. VEIL, ESCFWFCsT- 8 Sf'tiALLF-fe-
Attys. for Exs.l.ors. I32 Nassau St. y Y. CIV.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice is hereby given all persons haFins
claims against Charles EngeIhard late OF the County q
New York. deceased the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber az his place OF tranacns
business, at hs office OF SaCketL Lang. No 20 Nassau
Street. Borough Of Manhattan the city OF Ne" 4OiS
before the f5th day Of September next
LEWIS HOPNER. Executor.
SACKETT & LANG. Attorneys for Executor 90 Nassau
St, Borough Manhattan. n. 7 City
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THoMAs. sAMUEL-IN PURSUANCE OF

an order Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate ot
the County notice is hereby all
against Samuel Thomas late OF ms
County New York deceased TO present the with
thereof the subscribers at their place %
transacting business. at the ofce OF PecShan Miller g
King Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan City OF
New YORK fifteenth day OF October 1903
Dated New York. the first day Of April. 1903
AUGUSTA THOMAS. ELEANOR T. BECK
MAN. Executrfceg. EDWARD r THOMAS GEORGE
MACCULLOCH MILLER. Executors
PECKHAA1. MILLER & KING. Attorneys FOR Ann Au-
gusta Thomas. EdWari R. Thomas George MaccuNoch
Miller. Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. City OF Ne"
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

nCHILIKEE, THOMAS F.-IN FUhSO-
ance OF an order Of Hon Frank Fitzgerald. sur
OF CCtice Is hereby gwen
all claims against Thomas P Ochtre.
late OF County OF New York deceased 70 present ne
with thereof the subscriber at ner
place OF transac-ng business namely the Office or : .
New York, N Y. OF before The ls day OF August
next.
Dated New n. Y. the 10Th day Of January 1903
VIRGINIA NJ MORRIS,
J.. s. & Fl. a. WISE, Attorneys Adn.instratrix %
Broad Street =. Y City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21

largely or those who purchase merely
spool Of cotton. trying to please each ana
every one, pulling down innumecable
bolts Of cloth, helping the undecided, per.
suading the overly cautious. trying to
match impossible shades, advisLSs the
inexperienced. and selling those who want
TO buy. and oftentimes those who do not.
Finally. s o'clock brings them release
from duty. Now they must cover thei.
stock ito protect It from the dust, and
their days work Is over.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
The PEANUT
AT HOME.
Sussex People Value Them
Above All Else.
G0oD.F0RALL ILLSOF MAN
is Bad Form on the southslde to Eat
Peanuts Any Other Way than Raw.
When Roasted They Are
Bad for Man.
.lspeclal to rhe mines pIspatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
rs TOWNSVILLE, Va June l9.-Life In
good old Sussex county. under summer
skies seems delightfully."- dangerous and
pleasant. Dreaming away in the hours
of vacation, free from the citys care,
Obvious of the trials and tribulatlons of
those who till the soil, comes nearer be-
ing complete rest than anything else in
the known world.
Peanuts, the great crop of the great
southside. holds high estimation In the
hearts of the good people of Sussex. The
range of utility which the ground pea
covers Is remarkable in the extreme and
nothing else on terra tlrma can compare
with them
Man, beast, fowl and hogs live the lives
of an eplcure on the luscious lite nut.
Man pants, cultivates and reaps them
with the regularity of his breathing or
the circulation of his blood. He sells
them for the filthy lucre of his country.
He feeds his patient beasts of burden on
their foliage, he turneth his swine into
the lot, after the goober has heen dug, to
root out Its sweetness and put on more
flesh for a reckoning time in the coming
fall, when all "porkers" get it In the
neck, and they, too. fall victims to mans
appetite and righteousness.
Souths!de folk Ike the nut raw The
spectacle of roasted peanut shocks
their ideas OF propriety and Is perfectly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
Not a Republican.

Editor Of The Times-D ispatch:
great pleasure. although we differ polit-
ically. OF course. there are many
but I admire. the Straightforward .nde-
pendence displayed in many things. Some
per on the postotfice investigation. and
you, in speaking OF ex-superintendent
NY information is that Mr.. Machen, and
Mr.. George w. Beavers. Of the Salaries
and Allowance Division. are both Demo-
Gratis. appointees during Mr.. Cleveland's
administration. l.. as well as all honest
ties may be unearthed and dealt with, but
don't charge up the mlsdo!ngs, If any. of
hold -over Democrats to Republicans.
While the Republican administration may
be responsible for the. acts Of these men;
as hold overs. they should not be called
Republicans unless they are, know
your Intentions are fair in this matter.
but IL have not been misinformed you
are accredlting Mr.. Machen to the wrong
party.
Mocksville. N. c.. June 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
Chatham Social Life,

CHATHAM, VA, June 2o.-A1onday
evening Mrs. Walter L. Payne entertained
In honor Of Mr.. Eugene Jacobs. OF Vivian.
". Va. Dancing was the pleasure Of the
following couples: Mr.. Robert Rackley.
Of Lewisburg. n; c., with Miss Edna
Hunt: Mr.. j. P. Hunt, Jr., with Miss AL
meyda Tredway: Mr.. Scott Carter with
Miss Jesse Tredway Mr.. l.. ]. Sands with
Miss Arid. of Jacksonville, Fla; --r. w.
d. Payne with Miss Marie Stith; Mr..
Coleman johnson with Miss BessiJ Dab
ney. lStags-Messrs. j. E. Lanier. Edwin
Reid and Edgar Whitehead. The music,
which was very fine, was furnished by
Prof. i. B. Whltehead's band.
Finch on Monday night In honor of Mr..
Reginald James, OF Crewe, Va, now visit
ing at her home.
OF j. r. Dillon VS.. J. c. Shellhorse. as
sIgnee for D. F. Dunlop. decided in favor
OF plaintiff and appealed to Circuit Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
ENTERTAlNM'T AT MEHERRIN
Young Ladies Thrown from Buggy by
Insecure Seat.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times DispatchO
MEHERRIN, VA, June 2o.--A large
entertainment was given at the Meherrin
Baptist Church Monday night by Mr..
Howard, Of Farmvlle. Va, after which
the ladies' gave a lawn party and served
refreshments for the benefit OF the A,d
Society A large crowd was on The
grounds. and about thirty-three dollars
was taken In.
The county officers have all taken the
oath for the additional six months elaps-
Ing before another election could be held
under the new Constitution. and county
affairs are progressing as smoothly rs
before.
On Wednesday last Misses Cordie and
Mamie Ewing. daughters Of the Prince
Edward county treasurer, started IN their
buggy. for this place and when they had had
seat of the buggy which had become loose
tripped backwards. throwing the. occu-
pants on either side. Miss Cordie was
en and IN dsaecs way aSd was
only with slight bruise. and Miss Nan
ME scaped unhurt. AS 1t happened they
dI1s Een IS aa sure tha the
accident would have resulted more seri-
ously. The horse kept up his walk un-
molested, the six miles to this place with
without any further accident and was
captured by Mr.. Jack Figg and returned
Miss Gordon. who has been spending
returned to her home in Ciarksville. va.
Mr.. w. L. Russell left few days ago
for Gainesville. where he Is at present
with the Southern Railway.
Mr.. a. B. shackliton. spent a few days
Miss Edna Harding and Mr.. Oliver.
of Kunath, Va, was here this week as
the guest OF Mrs. NJ. 6. Price.
Mr.. John D. OVERLY. OF Blackstone.
spent few days here this week as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Gee.
the guest Of Mrs. W. T. Clarke, on Mon
IA " Ia q r Z