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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-17
Sanitary Urdi,sa9co

bc 1t Ordained by the M4ror oi4 AMIR
men OF the Town OF lionnc,,syilIs il,
Council assembled aud ~ authcri,y Of
the same:
SEC |. That any rlrsoa wlo ~ ,uy
manner obstructs the hculth o,J;m;r of ~.
bolId OF Health o! The 'iowa h. sny nn
thorlzcd officer Of the Town Ji,ng nm ~
authority OF said Board Or Council IN The
inspecting OF any premises within I.e
lo"n hmlts IN the obstrIclot, O, removal
"f any nuisance, or in The discharge OF
acv VI the duties rfaslfitr:u 4. horcati.,
to De prescribed by the Board cFiIesilb
or Town Council for he o0rrrot;ra, ,.J
preservation Of the Sartary c9Naition nr
me iown' shall upon congicii5.. he riin
ishcd by line OF not les ,har IVA Dnj.
lars, nor more than Fifty D,.llarz ar 81,
imprisoned not exceedinc tlIn,y lays Gnr
every such offence,
SEC. 2 That any ue,san vbo .,;,,w
any dead animal to rempiu 90 i,.p nrrn;.
scS within tie town Limits 10 iia az T
belonging or under his OF her 6o1:rnl f.,
longer period than twenty fy0r hours
sidall on conviction he punished bv ). fio,
of not less than two dollar noy ,,,1,e ,i,'',,
'hrty, or by Imprisonment nns nye5o.I;,,.
thirty days.
SEC. 3 That hercaCio, n; a,7ncr. ,r
real estate on which Any hauses arS si.G
ated, whether the same be brsjosss :,
dwelling houses. occuried bc ,i,a"salyo'
or tenants. shall erect suitai,lo r.!giny ~.
the use Of the occupant .. llg y,
house or houses All .!eh
e'ecled at least ten fec. 9,9,n ..,,c xxx.
used as a drainage, ami al ie,.t ~ VII,
from any street. and ha he ,n1J, ~.
cesslbe for scavcngcr carts - r.a5p tlt
pTlvies now within the c3r,or.,o f,.,.,.
The Town which do ~ loslatr, ~ i,,i.
section shall forthwith 81 ch,nt1' +. ~
owncr so Is TO conform nih eut
That dry earth. ashes, vhlr,oa! l,n,
sail be used in all p.iyie. AD,l s....i -
placed on deposits thcraia ., las. .nI,
lay, aud that slops. ru59i... r. ofi..,
'usc OF filthy matter Of any som si,,,,
placed therein.
That any person or person Of cofp5r,
ION 'lolalirg or not complying Es,i an,
ot the provisions Of this section slatl ~.
'nVic'lon DC punished by q tu1 OF rel
less than One Dollar por ,no.".t,yn ~.
uo HAf' 2r W lani,uumugi 81 ,Fi t,..
idao ,rc aurino e than ,eii days.
Sra 3 lhat eacb oWoe ,oY,,,
2sIrE my pHy wA.a lie
aAil be required 20 poy tie aldats6I,es
olhar oIheaf to7is0aled by Gouucp 6saty
Ia. Al F.s
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Tint Throbbinr Irnn ~, /.

Would anickly ltave you, ii sou uss6
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Ihoasspds o;
sufferers have proved their r,atdb'eSs merit
for Sick and Nervous lJegdachca. Thoy
make pure blood and buii ,r yeur hsa!t.i
Only rs cents, money back II ,!5t cured
Sold by j. I. Douglas, D,ulgis.
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For Clerk of Court.

hereby announce myself a candidate
Tor reelection to the office of Clerk of
Court for Marlboro County. South Caro-
lima, subject to the rules of the Demo
cratic Urinary, aud pledge myself to sup.
port the nominees thereof.
JAS. A. DRAKE.
April a5th, 1905
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-17
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

The quarterly meeting Of the
Board Of Trade will meet next Mon
day night AT $50 o'rlc ok at the
Court House.
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dliate 'os do oficl % C'er'. az Curt
loF @Ar Doro louaG sobieet To the
y9ies and regulations governing The
Democratic Prirsr, at-.,tso.,e.--,.-
LEWIS NJ. Cnrt NaToN
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hereby announce myself as a candidate
l. for the office of County Supervisor.
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary.
Mch rs, Ieo4. j. J. TART,
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TM &hegif.

hereby announce myself candidate
for the office Of Sheriff of Marlboro county
subject to the rules OF the Democratic Pri
nary, and pledge myself to abide the re
suit OF the same and support the nominees
of said primary election.
w. A. HlNsIIAw
May 2. 1904.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-17

hereby announce myself as candidate
for office Of Sheriff OF Marlboro County
"t the coming Primary Election. pledge
myself to abide by the result of eaid Pri.
mary Election and to support tho nominees
Of the same
April 4th 1904. J. E ROGERS.
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oUJCh iaioE.. 4-G -.s . C WlrC
pasture with few fine milch COWS,
aud solicits others at q reasonable
price per month. He has cabbage
which weigh 10 pounds each. The
lady who caught Laurence made Il
good catch--so says one.
Getting back TO Clio, | felt ami
mated over The fine condition Of
each and every one, and the fine
spirit / found each one in. Exhil-
aratcd over the great Improvement
Luther Fletcher had made in our
Marlboro county roads when COM
pared with Marion. Come ont for
office if you wish, Fletcher, for you
have won close place to the cen
trc of the peoples hearts.
Sticking TO my declaration, !
was invigoratcd by the soft South
breeze, The sweet scent Of the June
roses, and the shrill, sweet familiar
whistle Of "Bob-Whitc, which car
ricd my mind back TO my boyhoo1
days.
] wish to say something in my
next in reference to The great change
in the Shop at Clio, formerly ow-
ned by Y. O. Salmons, now owned
and run by Il. II. lvcy, and some
other things which may interest n
few of your readers, if they don't
get turned down on account of my
grammar. OBSERVER.
Clio, June ,, 1901.
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hereby announce myself q candidate
Tor the Office OF Sheriff of Marlboro county,
subject to the action of the Democratic
Primary, and pledge myself to abide the
resul. thereof and to support the nominees
Of the came.
JAS F. MoG1LvRAY.
April sth. 1904.
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April sth. 1904.
Fer County Supervisor.

hereby announce myself candidate
for re election to the cffice of Supervisor OF
Marlboro county at the coming primary
election, subject to the rules governing the
same, and pledge myaelf to abide the result
thereof and support the nominees f said
primary election.
May IS, 1904 NJ. &. COWARD.
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hereby announce myself candidate
for the office of County Supervisor, subject
to the action OF the Democratic primary
pledging myself to abide the result of the
same, and to support the nominees of said
primary election.
April 9th, 1904. A. j. JONES
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE A. Y. MOORE, DECD.
A LII persons having claims against the
\ Estnte of A. Y. Moore, deceased. nre
ereby notified to present the same, duly
stested, and all peiscns indebted to said
{ state will please make immediate pay.
oent, to the undersigned, at her residence.
or to Knox Livingston, attorney. Bennetts-
lie, s. c., or this notice will be pleaded
n bar of the recovery of said claims,
ETIzARETn Q. MooRE, -
Qualified EAecutrix
Bennettsville, S. c., June 1, 1904
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a full line of H j. Heinzs Go.
ickles Preserves, Ketchups, Sau-
aos, Jellies &c. at
w. M. Rowe's.
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All Boarding Houses and IVp,cl,

All Boarding Houses and Hotels
each per mop!t 30
Graded School, while in session,
each rer inruh 80
Private Schools, per monh aaca 80
Privics other than above ,recif.6
each, per month, %
That any person lab lentcl gbs
hall fail or refuse to H.. I'm N
money herein required ,ui pr5,,. II ftr.
or any part thereof or darlsrl a ma
Marshal shall on convi, iao ,bc,i,f s..
each oifcnsc pay q fl lc 1' ra, t.. U,s.t
One Dollar nor more Il bstt j,
imrrlsoned not :ss thar .,. ror r,,rl
than thirty days.
Sic. 5. That it shal l1 upi.,y irl N,
any person or persons G. ylIgi. ti..; "a
place any slop. waste III sr tt. vssli
ing or foul water in any siu.. nlf si.-s ot
gutter leading to any stIes IFS. AHtb
within the Town limits, aol auv !. .r.o.,
violating any Of the pc ,ioEs gg th,s
section shall on convict N, ate8 ns,
less than two dollars nor n u fhan lq,p
~ dollars. or be impriscncd F., sg-,g q;
not less than three nor loo, tuan .,psntv
days.
SEC. c. That it sbal ba he 5n., -
every physician practicnE ai,hip ths
limits Of the Town of lsp.s,is,ine 7.
report to the Secretary b uc p8,rI n
Health the names and resi-. aces n N.
persons under their prof. ;.Jua, sac W /
arc affected with any cor le;o4s 0y inlr,-
tious disease. said rcpoft to 10 ass9a
within "a hours after Il r0,uOg HI sba,r
knowledge. Any violation Of his .ca,iap
shall be punished on couyjctoa D., = rp
Of not less than Five Illar3 q, ~ iu.
prisonment for not less than tive dsy j
more than thirty days.
SEC I. That il sllu'. VI. he 6ii,V oe
-tr Health Officer of ,lo iowa Or pfher
y appointed by Tie lowl II, v.s
tt rect every three nuu,hy oftep
p lore 'sary all prem Sos e..a.a l.,
iaH Town. and arg tza.s..o.
He unsanitarY trpli.lr if.
as the Cas- mas saai,
Oh uu~ be punisn3l g. 6,.
not y IN Ten Dol nY. ,s,tan
Two Do $ " by imp ,ot.n,.. II pa.
more than th'rty nor les .i1nt tt,g a4y..
SEC s II a.li be deN,of H..
Health OM.ar li Tie TO- s.. Heov.i
vile G. oiher ollaars appHua.l b4,15un
ell e. ,i>. \ Green Gr1Datr Gss, INA
En- Nnitels aul inspet i.lf,.. ifa.
heuliur sale I'd shout iiui .,r l,
ea 81 Jr raIcd meat f Z. ogst.rs. vfgs
tables any other articla sold .r ~ c.,ll
iar any Lson unfit for Ji aa.l i'm.
meiiatcly forbid the ST. df .ua
HpDI. the same to the ilu. M 'I.ttt
Council. Any persou IS ai lie 'lr
&c any diseased or spo .ei I4c.te. fsh
oysters Or vegetables or Jtiaf afteias ui
food, shall on conviction Dc pu.i.hei ty
II fine Of not more han talrv do1,-. nor
less than five dollars, or ,Bnri,s nea
for not less than five da, no. la.fat.ita
thirty days for each oiTc
Done ard ratified in Council f.s i.t
day Of June. A. d., l9J4
J. y. HODGES, Mao1r
We recon mend md el1i.n iusf450ga.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-17
&a@ 80 Serge Coats and Vests
II Longs, Stouts, and Regulars.
at the @. B. Crosland Co.
SPECIAL TO LADIES,

We have a large assortment of
pring and Summer Dress Goods,
'hioh We are nov selling at very
DIV prices, Ladies are especially in
tied to call and inspect same.
Come early if you wish to secure
oargains.
STRAUSS s. Co.
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NOMINATIONS.

hereby announce myself a candidate
for the House of Representatives f-c:.:
Marlboro Couuty subject to the rules of
the Democratic Primary, and pledge
myself to abide the result thereof aud
support the nominees Of same.
may o, 1904. w. w. Bruce.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-17
9a~ 100 two piece Flannels
Suits for Gents g. Boys. at the
@. y. Crnsland Co

Nll% SONGS and sheet mus,o
t.As s,le = low prides also Pian5s.
Organs, and Musical InsTnm.nts
Qf nll descriptions, set our prices
u easy serna. OH Instruments
'aken in exchange.
STRAUSS & Co.
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P. 4, HODGES. Hoyor
NOTICE TO CT
EST. JACKSON

a Ii. persons havin ius a..sg
sA--A' the estate OF Jacl W SunAs ie
ceased. are hereby aacd to pfesent
same tC me At once, an al, na ss.i..
dcbtcd to said estate vi,l make tt. .incrs
to me. ID. - NHjjti
June I6 1904 ieruur
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Cameron county, Texas,
claims the honor of the first new
cotton. Two bales on Friday.
Congressman Scarborough has
decided not to make the race
for Congress this year. Now for
Sawyer, Norton and Ragsdale.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-06-17
CLIO CORRESPONDENCE
Portraying tho Wonderful GsowtL
ana Prosperity of this Hustl1ng
Neigbo1ing Village.
a Trip in tho Country.

This trip was interesting as well
as animating, exhilarating and in
vigorating. Interesting in high
degree over the rapid improvements
made among the farmers and me-
, chanics.
Our first attention is attracted by
the fine farming lands Of J. p.
Edens, supcrintcndcd at present by
Capt Ed. Hucstess, who also has
i'll charge the place Of Mrs. Kate
Covington and the place of the late
DR.. II. b. Covington. The Cap
tain is one of the finest workers in
the South; there is One admirable
predominating characteristic in his
every day walk which gives him an
inexplainablc power in the control
ling Of labor which is SO disagrea-
bic at this one particular period Of
the worlds history.
The next is Capt j. G. Dunbar,
q man who deserves as much credit
as any one whomc [ shall speak Of.
His character is pcrmcatcd with en-
ough inhexibility to give him an
unyielding stiffness in his every
day life, with the proper amount of
push and energy crossed in his bos
um with that high toned, gentecl
spirit Of edo unto all men as you
would have them do unto you,"
wins the admiration and applause
of all who come in contact with
him.
Next on our route is Gary CAL
houn and his automobile. Gary
and your correspondent are the
largest farmers in the eastern part
Of Marlboro county. He has 80
horse farm, and one divided on
iy by the Marion road. This be-
ing the case | shall be very polite
to him until his automobile breaks
down. ] will say Just here that j.
Il. Everett would be surprised to
see Donoho and compare it with II
years ago to-day, as | think he was
there; as he would readily see that
things are clothed i'll quite Il differ
cnt robe of cleanliness and prosper
ity under the youthful supervision
of Gary Calhoun, assisted by Mess
rs Morgan and Atkinson, whose
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be found to put behind the counter
Of SO large a mercantile business to
merit it more succcss-cspccially
Charley Spears who is just as will
ling to drive a wagon, clean up the
floor Or carry keg Of nails, as he
is ready to weigh fancy candy for
his best girl. "Charley is smart,
and the 1G year old girls are find
ing it out"
The next large attraction in the
Furniture Shop and Turning-lay
Of Bishop Parish. Here you can
get any piece Of architcctive furni-
ture that is used by man; anything
that the heart can wish for. Under
his skillful hand you can see all
manner Of fancy ornamental or fam
cy work. AS we did not stay no
longer than to rob his fish trap Of
a few fine robin, we did not get the
full capacity of his fine machinery.
Suffice it to say, that any one can
get suited here for all kind of turn.
ed work on short notice.
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NUuICII. NHy pUTSU U
.ic any diseased or sp
, oysters Or vegetables or
food, shall on conviction
II fine Of not more han I
less than five dollars. or
for not less than five da
thirty days for each ofFc
Done ard ratified in C.
day Of June. A. d., 49,
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I hereby announce myself as can.

April a5th, 1870
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-09-26
Assaulted by a Negro.

Rowland White, colored, who says
that he is from Manassas, was arrested
Saturday night and locked up at police
headquarters charged with an assault
upon George E. Nightingale. Mr..
Nichtingill conducts a saloon in the
southwestern part of the city, and on
Saturday night White, iG company with
Lewis Darlington, cOlored, entered the
place and after taking four drinks were
about TO leave the place without paying
for the same. When Mr.. Nightingale
called Whites attention to the fact that
he had not settled, the latter asserted that
he had given the proprietor ten cents.
Darlington at this juncture offered TO
nav for the drinks, but White stopped
him and laid quarter of dollar upon
the counter Mr. Nightingale gave
white five cents change, and then told
him to leave the place and not enter II
again. The negro started toward the
door. and in doing so applied an ugly
epithet to Mr.. Nightingale and invited
him on the pavement for fight. Mr.
Nightingale proceeded to the door where
he was knocked down by White anC
beaten numerically, and had not people
in the vicinity appeared on the scene
and scared the negro off he would doubt
less have killed his victim. Later Of
fcers Beach, Henderson and Sherwood
arrested the assailant and locked him up
Mr.. Nightingale was unable to apes!
tLis morning and the case was continued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-09-26
Mr.. Mackey Protests.

Mr.. Crandall Mackey, the Common
wealth's Attorney for Alexandria coun
ty, has announced that he intends, with
the assistance of the sheriff, to keep
order in Alexandria county. Recently
the commanding officer at Fort Myer,
Col. William NJ. Wallace, 18th Cavalry,
found it necessary to establish guard
at several of the so-called road houses
along the military road for the purpose
of Keeping enlisted men out OF such
places. To this action Mr.. Mackey pro-
tests, and has sent letter to Col. Wal
lace in which he sets forth number Of
reasons why armed guards should not be
stationed in front of such places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-09-26
Police Court.

1Justice H. b. Cation presiding.]
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning: or
Allen Carter, colored, arrested by Of
fcer Young charged with assaulting
Louisa Gathright, was dismissed.
Two young women, arrested by Chiei
Webster and Officer Ferguson charged
with disorderly conduct forfeited 80 each
by failing to appear.
Three eolored men, arrested by Othcers
Knight and Arlington charged with
gambling. were fined 81 each. Another
colored man, arrested by the same officers
for similar offence, was fined 81.
Roland White. colOred, arrested by
Officers Beach, Henderson and Sher'
wood charged with assaulting George f..
Nightingale, had his case continued. -,
Daniel Ford, colored, arrested by VI
ficer Lyles charghed with violating thu
law requiring the separation OF the race
in railway cars, was fined 50.
Joseph Timbers, colOred, arrested ol
Officers Belts and Sherwood charged
with assaulting VIM. LightfOot with
pistol, as was also Joseph Carter, col
Ored, arrested by Officers Beach and Al
len charged with being a party to tn
assault.
William TObin, colored, arrested b.
Officer Nicholson charged with assault
ing Ida Toliver, was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-09-26
River Notes.

The schooner Zephyr, which was
blown ashore in Nomini creek by the
recent storm, is still aground.
A sloOp, pungy and three fiatt'es'
blown ashore in Nanjemoy by the same
storm, remain aground.
The steamer T. V. Arrowsmith is
still high and dry aground at Riverside
The schooner Sidouia Curley ha:
been hauled out on the railway for re-
pairs. The schooner rs soon as she Is
launched will sail for the Rappahan-
mock river to load a cargo of lumber ior
this port.
People who arrived from the lower
river today report large schooner aground
in Kettle Bottom shoots. A schooner con-
signed to the Bryant Fertilizer Company
passed in the capes day or two ago,
and it is supposed it is the vessel on the
Kettle Bottoms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-09-26
Death of Mr.. G. f. Thomas.

1t is reported in this city that Mr.. q.
F. Thomas, who was for some time the
Master Mechanic for the Southern Rail.
way in this city, died in Mexico several
davs ago. The deceased became Master
Mechanic of the Southern Railway about
ten years ago, but subsequently &C,
cepted a position with the Richmond
Locomotive Works. He had recently
relinquished this position and was en-
ployed by the Baldwin Locomotive
Works at the time of his death. he
had for some time been a sufferer from
pulmonary troubles. During the Sme
MIR. Thomas was stationed in Alexan-
dria he materially increased the me-
chanical force in The Southern Railway
shops. He introduced new machinery,
built a new round house, power house,
carpenters shop, &c. He had many
friends here who will regret to hear OF
his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-09-26
Want Vitrified Brick,

ProPerty.owners on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince, contemplate
petitioning Council to pave that square
with vitrihed brick. using granite curb
ing. the city to pay the cost OF the I'm,
provement out of the yearly rental OF
81, 600 charged the electric railway CON,
pauy for the use of Royal street. Snouio
this be done the four squares forming
the loop of the railway will be uniform
The electric railway company, according
20 the Law, will pay for eight feet OF th'
paving should the work be ordered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-09-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The fall opening at Rosenheld viii VII.
take place next week, October 4, 0 anu
9th, Tuesday, Wednesday and thursday.
The republicans of this district wlli
meet in convention at Schuler's Hall al
noon tomorrow to nominate candidate
for Congress.
Marriage licenses were issued in Wash
inpton on Saturday to William Ander-
so1 of Fairfax county, Va, and Annie
+, Bell. of Montgomery county, Md,
and to William F. Hurley, of this city,
and TilIie S. Jones, of Charlottesville.
pedestrian on King street. between Pitt
and n. Asaph, on Saturday night stepped in
10 a cellar opening and in attempting TO save
himself from falling was thrown against a
show window, which was broken into many
pieces.
Ensign and Mrs. Frank L. Roper, Of the
Salvation Army, will tonight begin series
of meetings, with stereopticon views, al
Schuler's Hail. The public is invited.
Fried clans, SOC dozen; clam soup, Toe;
soft shell and deviled crabs, l0c each, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Z. IL
Zimmerman'g. eo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-09-26
COURT OF APPEALS.

The following were the proceedings Of
the Court Of Appeals at StauntOn satur
day:
s. M. Yost VS.. Mary A. Ramey, &c,
from Circuit Court Of Rockingham coun'
ty; argued and submitted.
]. w. F. Armstrong vs.. Charles Cat
lett, trustee, Circuit Court of Rocking
ham, argued and submitted.
Frederick Gwinner vs.. Calvin Mich
aeI, Circuit Court of Augusta county
argued and submitted.
virginia. Portland Cement Company
ys. Luck's administrator, Circuit Cour'
of Augusta COUNT; argument begun.
The next case to be called will ot
American Agricultural Chemical Com
pany VS.. Kennedy & Crawford, Circuit
Court of Augusta county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-09-26
Personal.

Misses Eva and Georgy Hudson left
Saturday with q party Of Washington
friends for a two weeks visit to st.
Louis.
Ina competitive examination held at
the new University of Music, Washing
ton. ID. c., Miss Marie Won Unschuld,
president, and Prince de Croy, vice presi-
dent the Isabel Lenemsnn Scholarship
was won by Miss Mildred Ficklin, re-
cent graduate of st. Mary's Academy, oil
this city.
Mr.. George A. Pa1, formerly of this
city, but now of Sharon, Pa, is thegues1
of his brother, MsyorF. j. Pah, on norm
Patrick street. $500,
Mrs. G. A. Mushbach has returned
from Delaplane where she spent the past
two weeks.
Mr.. r. M. Balthis, of Alexandra,
who has been visiting his family on
Preston Heights, returned to Ale1anu''"
Saturday. = Charlottesville frogr ',S.,
Mrs. E. II. Kemper and chlIoren ,5
who have been visiting Mrs. kempeI 3
s;s,er Mrs Williams, wife OF Rev. L.
7, Williams. of Elizabeth City, North
Carolina, have returned to their home
in this city.
Mrs. George Keys has gone to Hunt
jpgburg, Ind, where she will visit her
brother; thence she will proceed to st.
Louis to attend the meeting OF the
Daughters of the Confederacy. Later
she will visit Mexico, Mo.
Mr.. r. w. Colvin. yard master OF the
Washington. Southern Railway Company IN
this city, accompanied by his wife, has re-
turned from pleasant visit to Girard, IA. o..
Mrs. o. F. Carter has returned from Visit
TO her mother in East Orange, M