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The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

hoN NiBhf bFhiFFH I@Ae ! htOm.
This may be- a good cigar" said a
man as he pulfed at 1t. standing for Il
moment in the shop, but l don't seem
to relish it. Guess my stomach's a tri.
fe off"
That's Just the way it is, remarked
the philosophic tobaceonlst About 200
persons come into this store every day
Some of them spend $40 a week with
me for cigars, and others don't spend
50 | lose a certain amount OF this
trade every week not because | keep
inferior goods, but when smokers get
a bit out Of condition and the cigars
don't taste rs good as usual they will
blame the cigars, and of they go to an
other shop.
But 1t works about the same way
with all Ny dissatisfied customers %
to some Other mahs store, and other
mems dissatsfeG customers come to
me. So il ovens up in the end out of
every ten strangers WHO drop in here
for the tirst time To buy cigar | know
by experience 1iW | ean count on one
or two Of them becoming regulars. y
New York Press
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

We dislike, exceedingly, to say any
thing to the discredit of the State in
which we were born and have always
lived, but the report that Maine holds
what is supposed to be the worlds re-
cord on divorces-one to six marriages
is decidedly in that direction, as we view
it. We hope 1903 will show diminu-
ton, but doubt it.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

Charles b. Haskell of Pittsheld, form
erly deputy sheriff, announces himself
a candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton of sheriff of Somerset county. He
declares tt at if nominate and elected
sheriff he will stand firmly pledged to
enforce the prohbitory law and all other
laws in good faith and without reserve
tim
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

There is no doubt but William J.
Bryans Lincoln speech was very gall
ing to his party friends. The Kansas
CITY Journal likens It's soothing fleet to
the Democracy to handful of salt
rubbed into the raw back of tltyed
donkey
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

New Hampshire has bad case of de-
falcation 10 a trust and savings institu-
ton in n 4ssua. That state has been
prolific of such cases in the past. A
Boston daily counts up eleven defalca-
lions within year amounting to more
than a million dollars, all in New Eng
land. A very discreditable combination
of circumstances.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

Gratifying intelligence comes from
Thomasvlle, Ca, where Secretary Hay,
who is sojourning there for health's sake,
show marked Improvement in condition.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

The Goth annual meeting of the Maine
Hotel Proprietors' association will be
held at Bangor on Feb. 5th. There will
be business session at 2 80 p. m. and a
banquet In the evening.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

II suppose you thought you were fish
ing when You caught me- growled the
man who is always disagreeable.
We'll. | used TO think 90" sighed his
little wife. but now | know l must
have been bear hunting"
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

Some folks ars like good natured
dogs. II you pat them on the head
they will Jump all over ysu. School
master
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

General Joe Wheeler has denied any
intent of becoming again a candidate
for Congress in Alabama. He has ten
nominations and ten elections to his
record
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

The chief justice of the supreme court
of the United States, Monday, announc
ed that on next Monday the court would
take a recess for three weeks.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

Joseph B. Drunmond, Bowdoin, '07,
will not go to Annapolis as was report
ed. He received the appointment but
has not accepted it and will continue his
college course.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

Burglars blew open the safe in the
Office of the Ligonia Grain Co. South
Portland, early Sunday morning. The
robbers secured only few dollars.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

Senator Hanna. who had a severe at
tack Of grip Z New York several weeks
ago, Is suffering from recurrence Of
that illness AID was confined 10 Lls bed.
Thursday.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

From some returns made for Attor-
ney General, George NJ Seiders' ben-
n al report, It is learned that the total
cost for prosecution in Maine for last
wear was sl66 2s0. as against $l73 l66
for the year 1902 There were received
from fines last year $l26, 2l6, making .
total net cost 10 the counties of S4l ,O6i
In Somerset county the costs were
SIS, 740, and the fines $2747, the net Cos
being S5992 or 5000 more than in 1902
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

The NJ. G. shaw Lumber Co., is to
purchase ali the property owned 10y til
late Milton q. shaw, including the vas
timber lands in northern Maine and the
estate In Rumford Falls and sewheIe
in Maine. The company will be manae-
ed from the Bath office.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28
The Somerset Reporter
A Weekly Republican Newspaper.

ENTERED AS SECOND GLASS MAIL MATTER.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28
CuRIsTIAN CIENCE.

At Christian Science Hall, w. b. Stew
ard block, % Water st. Church SER
vices at 10 IS m, subject spirit :"
Sunday School ll.45 a. m. All are well
come.
Regular church services of the Chris
tian Science society will be held in their
rooms over Geo. Simpsons store on
Water ST., Sundays, II a. M, and Wed
nesdsy evenings at 30. The rooms will
be open Wednesdays and Saturdays
from 30 to 8 p. N. alse Saturday ever
irgs from TO MS a reading roon. The
public are cordially invited
The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28
No. 293
Report of the Condition
bF
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK


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The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28

Services Sunday at 1876; Sunday
school at > NJ. F.; Junior union al p. m.
subject, Ready for Service; y. +. c. L.
meeting al 6 p M, topc, Faithfulness.
The Ladies Circle meets Thursday
Dan, 2S) With Mrs. Adam simpson. Al
the ladies If the congregation are invited
to the afternoon session. Each lady is
requested to bring box lunch which is
to be served at six O'Clock. A special
invitation is extended to the gentlemen
to be present at lunch and for social
evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
BARTON HEIGHTS.

Mrs. S. r. Long. OF North Avenue. and
daughters, aroSyisiting In NEWPORT News
Mr.. W. n, Long, cf Newport News, who
has been visiting his parents on, North
Avenue has left for SBrandon, VA,
Mr.. W.T.. Coalter.B OF Brookland lark.
has left for New York on business
"trip. a., :
guest Of friends on the Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carter Robinson, Of MarSr
land, who have been visiting Mrs Chas,
Wilkinson have left for their home,
Mr.. S. p, Jones has returned home from
a business trip to Petersburg, va
8 Miss Louise Moon, who has been quite
sick at her home on Luck Avenue, is able
Mr.. EeHKley Goyne. who has been visit:
Ing his brother in Norfolk has returned
MI. Harry Goyne who has been visit
Ing on the Heights. has left for her nome
& Mrs, Hanks and children. of Rosemary,
South Carolina. are visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Jenfer Broaddus. of Luck Avenue,
Miss Ina Richardson, who has been WIS.,
iting Mrs. j.. NJ Parrish. OF Luck Ave-
nue.. has left for her home in FluVanna.
Miss Mary Jones. of Luck Avenue, Is
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godlst Orphanage. Come one, come a
and help in a good cause: s u II +
MALVERN HILL
I lsnecia q rl,e TImes-Dlspatc

ID g.fEQE r u a ~
Especial to Tho Times p spatch)
MALVERN HILL, " July 2. I'm Miss
Nfollie Garter. Of Shirley ILLS. IS spend nd
ing the week with her uncle. DR. Archer,s
Of Richmond, ~ l5s 81 N A " 5sa
Miss Sadie Leigh IS visiting her friend, a
Miss Francis Carter. Of High Hills s#s
The Shirley, Brandon excursionii :s1+E
witnessed one OF the most brilliant SUM-
sets Of this season Wednesday evening
on their return to Richmond, when pa n
Ing Malvern Hill Postfhoce Any person 81
enjoying "a beautiful sunse Il sEou ld see It
one of these lovely stlmme r even ngsS from
some point on the James.
Il Rev. DR.. Martin and SON, OF Plttspurs 81
have been visiting Mr.. Clark and family,
Of Harden s.. S. b M Eli
Mrs. Mary M. Bell has gone to hrassa-S
META Springs to spend the summer.
Mi. Herbert S, Saunders's hay &baler,
which is at Mr.. Drewry Coulter's Vega
noke broke down. Mr., VIM. Hogan. Who
has charge OF the machine for this sea-
son, will take 1t to Richmond for re-
pairs, thus causing a delay In their en- Il
gagements Mr.. Royal Giatewood VIII
manage Mr.. Hogan's farm during his
absence. 5G z
Miss Marion Il. Clark who has spent
some time ins Iewes, Delaware. and
philadelphia, will return to her home SAT-
urday. 5s. ts5 K ii5ss
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CHESTNUT Hill AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Misses Ethel and Dell Lewis, Of Baltimore.
who for the past week have been attending
the Horse Show in Fredericksburg, are now
visiting Miss Julia Horne of Fourth Ave-
nue.. 4a. 13tBp. & III .5at - Z, ~ sss}
Mrs. Robert Morris. OF Washington, is the
guest Of her daughter Mrs John Tyler, OF
Misses Eula and Edna Bowman. OF Third
spending several days with friends In Rich-
smono II tsf 20.
Cape Henry, Where44he VIII spenu seVerai
Little Miss lucille catn has been visiting
relatives in Richmond. e
presbyterian Church this morning at II NJ,
scontucted By the pastor Rev. r.. X. Walthall
THE Misses Ridw;ells gave a. very enjoyable
german last Tuesday evening at Northslde
Master :1.nwood Harris is still confined to
M Mrs ss' Allen has been visiting Mrs Travie
Mr. Richmond Walker, e Charles city
Fourth Avenue. I. D. I y
Baitirnore s'"i after spending some lime with
Master Hanson Rove Ct Ersd 'sis 1,
has ysl'nf sFsnes
Mrs. b. K, walthall OF Fourth Avenue,
Mrs Mortimer McCluer and children left
last week to spend several months With rela-
Miss pr,,cila Perkins Of na I! more l.
visiting her sister. Mrs. D. NJ, Brienl OF
S Mrs. William William catlin, Of Chestnut Hill. IS
quite sick at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs Robert Davis, Of Richmond.
Mrs. Travis Harris and daughter are visit
'nF hd ' Hosss Pse Ms's hsn club
t mas by bs Miss Annie sails 81 her home
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visiting her aunt, Mrs. q. ", Lancaster,

visiting her aunt, Mrs. G.. ~, Lancaster
n ME- Rste5 NhnnIs T TIller.
visiting her fatherin Brookland Park.
z AZ, nek on e. ~ Brook Road
ing i' Ills s sister Isl Mrs Is. 9. Davis. 8, !, .
Miss Laura Martirof Lonisa, w 7 {,as
been visiting MISS MARY A -'sAa
re Mss M a. ist Iuck,5of washington Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mamie Luck e
iM 81 mr. Nulter. OF Baltimore; Is Wis
Ting his IA rents on Brook Road
Miss Lizzie Beck, of Louisa, Is Nislting5
her sister. Mrs. Blanche Beck on Bro ool
Mr. =. 1Iaupt has returned home rla'
from d business trip to atlanta, Ga.ht !,
& Miss Alice NJ. y Carlton, who mas peen
visiting Miss Rose Martin, has ret 70,
her home az 7 AleSand df a ma and MI,
30, ii. Fea Their, of Columbia, 8. CT. We're e;r
quietly married. Tuesday evening at !, the ne
home Of the groon,'s parents on YORK
Street ny the + Rey s;, 9, 5allowas pas
Mr. John Clarke, OF Columbia, Is WISH
ing friends oniEN orth Avenue ,,.,.,
Mr., and Mrs Chas, Harris q Bai PM,
have been yisltnF e t bsy sone
Y Mrs. Geo. II. Ware who has been Visit
ing IN King and Queen county. has as return
Miss Norma Beveridge, Of North Ave-
nue. Is visiting5in Charlottesville 4.
Mrs, William Mosby, OF Raleigh. is th N
Mrs. H. u srovo, OF Virginia Avenue,
has left for washington and Baltimore,
Is visit her relatives. ~
# MIR, and Mrs. w. Il, Summers, 81 Nlr-
ginia Avenue. and children are Y'slt'ns
In Newport News ~
Mr.. w Fl. Kellogg. who has been WILL
ing Mr.. w. G. Cosby. OF yirsinia Avenue
has left for his. home IN NeWport News News,
virginia, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j, (i Jeter, OF Ladies' Mile Road,
Miss Mary RSland, who has been visit.
ing In King William county, has returned
Ia her home on Lamb Avenue.
Miss May Ross. Of Norfolk, IS the guest
OF Miss Martha Jones. of North Avenue.
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=
q, rh,rd II 4 venue. Finch was played until q
H hour after which Y rs
We're served Among those present sa,a X ara
I Rebeeea Clarke Bertha Annie
sydnie Laird Wis y R,ch 9pps In mar
IIenIev Richard sale The notice OF inc ne '-s
meeting ans esiare
,a.id In on Fourth Avenue for the past year.
home q, Il oa Msw e eSnt Who
|, = =, 'sna,ding some time with I'LL Miss
so,by Of Fourth Avenue has returned hems
& Miss Spencer, who has been visiting I it.r,
on% ths Chill, for the past onth, mas retuA
Id to her home IN North Carolina. "a, !, :,
Il Mr., and Mrs, Walter Todd X are spena'1 ~ z
some time at Cape Henry, va rd .
Mra II w sTiller and children are speno--
Ing several weeks In city FONT 'i. . win Sre'a-
en Mrs Jacobs, Of Fourth Avenue. left last !,
week for Ohio to spend the summer WIN
re .ars'e'c Z, " Vaughan and children left
ErIday for 5staunton Va, to visit relatives.
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IA rby This week. she is on her way
ia the mountains for the SUMMED Y.
Mrs. ". r. Lynch. Of II hanover county,
who has been the guest of NJ tli ug mes,
has returned home.
u. NJ. Melton. Of Orange county.
has returned home after visiting tfieno,s
here this week.
Mrs. r. Walter Beadles had as her
guest last week Mrs. Annie Re q an 9 9
Hunter Beadles, of Hanover county. !,
#S Mrs. s.. j. Outland, Of TWEEN ty-s y
street. is Visiting friends In Farnlvllle,
Va. :. /.
Mr.. John Talley Is quite sick at his
residence. on Twenty-third street.
Mrs. Charles Bailkowski Is visiting IN
Lancaster. Pa. s. 55 I.
= Mr.. Charls Hughes Is confined to his S
home from the effects Of a severe ere al
he had several days ago Fl III
A delightful party was given 2a,.5teW Y
evenings a go In the home of Miss Robl-
nette Dominica In honor of her fifteenth
birthday. The evening was pleasantly
spent in music and games. One OF the
most amusing was the "tailless' don
KEY Misses Grace franklin and Rnpy
5BrauerS winning the prizes for pinning the
lost member nearest and fartheSt from
the correct position. Misses Madellne
Bose, Gaynell Minson and Grace FRANK
lin rendered several piano selections, ana
Miss Mamie Franklin sang several rea "
#tlful solos which were highly enjoyed.
Light refreshments were served IN abun-
dance. st5 Il, Is.
Miss Dominica received many nice pres
sents. Those present We're: Misses Ruby
EBcauer, Aimee Kratz. Viola Trainum.
Marie Brauer, F'loy ISratz, Grace Frank :
lin, I.enora Kolhe. Leigh Jones, Mamie
FRANKLIN, Theresa Dominlci,s Maude Mar
shall, Madeline Bozes and Robinette Pos
nlinicL ,5S5 4 81 XIX va lSfs3 x sge az
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cREWE SOCIAL,
Especial to The Times-D lspatch.>

Especial to The Times ri spatch.>
CREWT.- "a. July 1.,-Nllsses Louis illli
and Bessie Anderson, of Roanoke. are re
visiting IN MI. Moons family. rs 833
Mrs. Frank Calhoun and children O. q.
Roanoke. are visiting Mrs. ]. Fl. Hines
K Miss Ethel Arvine. Of Lunenhurg. Is
visiting In Mr.. w. p, Newby's family.
Il Mr. Richard Burke and bride have re- e.,
turned from their bridal tour. and are IA t
homo with Mrs Henry Lewis.
Miss Virginia Epps Mccormick has re-
turned home after an extended visit to
New Orleans and other southern Z, oltles.
MIR. ID. *. Zirkle, OF Norfolk, will spend
Sunday and Monday as the guest Of Dr.
C;ll's family. iss3
Miss Leila Scott entertained Thursday
night In honor OF her guest, Miss Mary
scott, al statesville, N. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

Trains leave Richmond 3. $3.50 and =,
M ST round trip TO Newport News, Buck
roe, Old Point. Ocean View, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Tickets also sold for excur-
sion trains OF Sunday 1uly 81. good re-
turning on excursion trains OF July 4lh
at rate Of So roand trip q, y 9, pas,
,,sengers can remain at Ocean View until
o r. Nj. July 4th, Eleven ana half
hours at the seaSlas.
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FULTON NEWS.

A delightful entertainment was given Thurs,
day night at Nelsen,s Han under the auspices
OF the Ladies' 4 ID Society Of the Fulton Bali
fund.- 3si il !. g. g9s s. & .ssi.. u
after which cream and cake were served
\ The features tof tho occasion We're tho reoita-
lions OF Misses Hicks, Austin and Nielsen.
and the solos of Mr.. AlheTt.g saMuea NJ, Mere ere
Luck was master OF ceremonies. VA s3
The occasion was q marked SUCCESS and q
neat sum was II lea liIed.
MIR Arthur O. Nelson, the Fnton under,
taker received a handsome new wagon Friday
from Cincinnati, W, The wagon ~ ono 4of the
handsomest In tho city, ~
!. Al meeting held at Nelsens Hal! last
Monday night by Patrick Henry Council, No.,
10. ]. .. Y. a, n. the following officers were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
FAIRMO NEWS

| 1nvitations have been issued TO the
marriage Of Miss Matte Bell Mahon ana
| Mr.. Henry Lee Pitt, which wll!5,occu :!
| Al the home of the bride-elect no. oio
Twenty-ninth Street July tn. az o,cioc s n
Mr.. Pitt is a brother Of Mrs. O. I. Ap-
Merton and Mrs. Minson, of Fairmount.S
Mrs Mary Wood Kemp and daughter,
Ann. Of Blue Springs, Mo-. who nave
| been the guests OF Mrs. Joe w. Kramer
| have left for King and Queen county y
visit Mrs Dolly Duling. Mrs heeHlp =
mother. RI; ,s55 q -, :, y, -
her, home suffering with a severe a =
Mi Mis- Magic onell f,s8in charlottesville
attending the School of Methods.
Mrs Al. r., Mayo. Mrs Lewis Mayo
and Master Stuart have returned from a
delightful&visitsto Buckroe I3ea Oh.
MIS- Lillian Sum Br sIst w wSo an mas
been Visiting relatives IN Notto"ay co lsli
~ has returned home.
Mrs. d. 5Reardon and Miss SJennle
and Master Joe Reardon, Of Portsmouth,
| va. we're guests at the ma rrla ge OF NJ.
Arthur Hobson and Miss Jennie Fat
terson Tuesday night,
Miss Mamie Wharton has returned from
New York, where she visited tor TOUT
| weeks !. ,,,..,
Mrs, 4. d. Morrison and children have
| returned from, n visit to friends IN l>llls
| William county. 4.
MY. Grover Cook. Of No. 140l Twenty-sec-
ond Street, lis in Baltimore, Where ne was
summoned on account OF .he c't''ea4
Illness Of his father.
Mss Beatrice Ragby has returned TO her
home, In Powhatan county after q de-
lightful visit to MIS-. T. e. Bagpy, on
Short @ street,
Richard Brauer has returned from q
trip to Newport News I,
Mrs. Jellle is visiting relat 'yes IN new
Mrs. J, Nv. White, who has been quite
sick for several days, is much improved.
Mrs. Cary, OF Hanover county, was
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs J. 9.
Richardson, this week, ,u
Mrs. b. Wade and daughter Lille
visited relatives In chesterllela iasl week,
Miss Mena Greenstreet rs Vls|t1ng rela-
tiyes in the country,
Misses Maude and Coral CARY are
visiting rcntiYes in Hanover county:
Mrs. a.. n. White, OF Newport News.
has returned home She was the guest.
OF Mrs. ], ", White. on IweRty''hlrd
street, while here, .,
Mrs, Lucy Gibson and Mrs, Abraham
| are visiting at I,uckroe Beach,,
,rhe little son OF Mr., and Mrs. George
worrell, who had tho misfortune to
break Ills arm in two places several days
ago, is getting on nicely
Mrs. Thomas Jones and Two chlldren
have left for King ard Queen county to
\ spend the summer, Is 2.
Miss Fannie Davis, % buckingham
county, who ia the guest Of her sister,
| Mrs AMI, White, will return home m
4 a Few days. Z. ~ I! y
! JIiss Kate Savage. OF Poplar Grove.
]gl5lnwiddie county is visiting Miss Iva
Mrs, j, ]. Melton, * King WILLIAM
| county, was the guest q Mrs, 4. Y,
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

At "The Manor House." home OF Mr..
and Mrs. u. S. Read, a dime social Was
given under the auspices or the Laales
Alliance and q neal neal. sun w was rendered
by Professor CARRIER. Of Manchester'p pan
list; Mr. Chris. Gebhardt, mandolin; MT.
Andrew Atkinson, violin. Lemonade was
served Among. the. guests we're nv.
Richard. Miss Marghrte Richard. MISS
Dexter Parrish Miss Leila Atkss nn M Miss
Mary Murano. Miss Lille Turner, Miss
Blafcho Woodcock, Miss Hull, Miss Can
thorne,. Miss Julia Read Miss WH aans
Dean Mrs, Mrs GarmenGdl M Rr Rsad
Mrs. u. S. Read, Messrs, Harvey Akin
son, Andrew Atkinson, Jackson, Wallace,
Dean. John Royal, Chris, Gebharat. y, ! !,
Roope, Harry yinal. Frank F. Read, =.
S. Read. Il. S. Read and Professor Car
ber, ~, q, tha
early part Of the week to join her hus-
Mrs. Ruffner and two children, OF HIGH
land Springs, will leave Their IN no n1li. On n
can aSs S ss tS
they viii spend seyeraa! weeks, MI MI Run,
until after the fourth, ~. aa
Miss Nellie. the a "a % Ie, q fo.
mond." has returned from Philadelphia,
where she attended school the past ses-
sion, and will spend her vacation WIN
y. The coincidence and sympathy Of the
community are extended to Mrs. Dear
fhardt and her daughter, Mrs, cha hart sSw-
ers In their hour OF sorrow ana peFe a2ns
loving father was taken from tho family
circle after a brief illness on last SUM
iiay' Funeral was held In the First ban
tfst Church, and burial IN OakWoou ceme-
Miss Jennie IIudgins spent Friday In
Richmond, combining business with pleas
ure ~. ,,o,,.,>
of MI and Mrs Murano. on Elm Avenue.
July 9Th from T:aa o'clock TIL 10 z. A..
1hs proceeds for tie belsNflt Of the MetA-
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Lynchburg; \ p. B. King Blnft city.
Tenn: W. NJ. Patton. Blacksburg; s. III.
Letcher. I.exIngton; Charles H.. Smith,
Louisiana; ]. j.. Reid. Virginia; W. T..
Harrison, Charles City county J. II
New York: w. 3. Shaw, North Carolina;
J. S. Bognol!.s Norfolk.
Others Were Invited.
The crosses OF the absentees were, sent
by mail iii cases where no person had
been designa ted to accept them and they
were all received with the utmost feel
ings OF pride and gratitude,
The cross is of bronze. Is malteseEln
shape. On the bar holding the pin, from
which the cross bangles by chain, Is
the Inscription. For Falorg1h "A laurel
wreath encircles tho center of the cross
on which appears the coat OF arms OF
Virginia. On tho arms of the cross ap-
pears the lettering: ~. NJ II. Battalion,
New Market, May 49, ]" On the In
side Is inscribed. ''V. M. T.. Alnmni Assoc
citation to- and the name Of the re-
cipient
Richmond Boys.
Following, is correct list OF the Rich
mond "boys" who were in the New.
Market battalion on the occasion of the
famous fight;
Field and staff,-Captain George Ross,
assistant surgeon J. 2. Woodbridge, SER
4geant- ma jor Chester, Pal; g. "A. Daven-:
port. quartermaster sergeant. 5
Company A.-Erskine NJ. Ross, first
sergeant CLOS Angeles, CALI: George Is.
Macon (deceased). second corporal. Prl-
vates-Charlest ]. Anderson, r. ], Bin
ford {deceased), g. z. Corling PRESIDENT
now) w. =. Hubbard (Iynchburg). +. w.
James (Baird, Texas. Newton McVeigh
(died while ceremonies We're In progress
at Virginia Military Institute), r, HI.
Smith, r. C. Temple (Manchester, Va,),
w. II. Yarbropgh (deceased).
Company H. George ". Gretter, first
lieutenant Jacksonville P,1 o., CALI, An
drew Plzzini, Jr.. first sergeant; William
M, Patton fourth sergeant tBlacksburg,
vn.) Prlvates-J. +. Bransford (Bon Az
Va.). r., G, Cabell, r.. D. Christian Ode
ceased) simon Cullen (untraced), s..
Blount Mason (New York;, J. T. Taylor
New York;, C. M, Wesson (now a resi-
denll.. 4,
poral tRoff. LTD Privates--Moses Eze.
kiel (Rome, italy,, II, ". Fry (Coyners
Springs, Va,), r. p. Price philadelphia.
Pa. q, III. Read Oiled while ceremonies
stitnte), It. NJ. utberfoord,. ]. II. Shields,
deceased, w, C,8Taylor deceased. j..
Is. upshur N. n. Walton tPhiladelphia,
ra.). ID. G, b.. Wilson (now d, G, Bar
raud, resident of Rchmond),
Company DIV. Fl. cabell CHILLED at
New Market. first sergeant: o. a Glaze
brook, first corporal elizabeth, N. J,)t
Alfred Marshall (deceased), second COR
poral; Johns, Wise, third corporal (NeN'
York;; John r. Tfiplett (deceasedl, fourth
corporal Prlvates-Pr Preston Cooke (rcsl-
dent now). j, 3, Harvie (resdent now,
II, g. knight (deceased), c 70. Wellford
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