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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
WENT FoRssW oofs. szgs sIs5
City Attorney Pollard and Capt.
4 Guigon Hot After Each % Their

/ \. your remarks are very offensive, Cap.
tain Guigon, but i won't allow myself to-
take offense at them, said City Attorney
Pollard yesterday morning during y the
hearing OF the case of the Virginia, Pas
3senger and Power Company In the Police
Court. " sgsst t3ss s 6I55{ q. l29
our hide is too thick to make any
Impression upon, = replied Cal In Gutgon.y
That's not the reason; I'm is because
Tn covered with much better dns ulation
than that which your company uses, sir ,,n N:
Mr. Pollard. retorted. a9a ii ~ .ss.3
4 The foregoing colloquy IgWasS tAuscd byI
q statement from Mr. Guigon, counsel
for the Virginia Passenge and PowerI
Company, that something AIR. sIR ottaruI
said was untrue" Theis oltysi:at torIeyi
explained what he meant Wherenpon!
Captain Guigon Withdrew HIS remark ana
good feeling prevailed for the rest IA q
the hearing. . 445 q z III
The company was before the court for
alleged negligence In regard to Its wires
on CANDLES Iill, on account Of which q
tree there was badly dana ged and some
confusion and discomfort caused Test.
$mony was introduced to show that me
company paid little attention to the trof 'ull
BILE for several days. S4y :. J. 4,
After argument by counsel for both
sides, Justice Crutchfeld fined the COM
paiy i25. Captain Guigon took an! appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
The MERGER lei
IS RATIFIED / ] !: ]
Stockholders Consent 10 Con-
solidationst vt N NJ Y II opolit:a,,
Bank and Trust &C.
WILLIAMS is THE PRES DENT
I. Is f. Sands Yice-Presi and and
Cashier Strong Board Of
Directors.

Special meetings OF the stockholders
Of the Richmond r rus {. and Safe Deposit
Company and ibiss Bank
of Virginia we're held .insthis city yester-1
day at the respective banks and the ar
sticles Of agreement and merger which
had been previously adopted by the boards
OF directors of the two institutions were
ratified and adopted and the name given
to the consolidated bank was the Bank
Of Richmond. !, BEND $3 VI
IA The meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Metropolitan Bank was held first. More
than 80 per cent. of the stock was pres
#ent in person or by proxy and Ia resolu-
i ton providing for he conso lidation was
carried by a! large majority vote. about
eighty-fiy per cent. of the stock prestn
voting In favor OF the merger.
The stockholders OF the Richmond Trust
and Safe Deposit Company met about an
hour later. About eighty-five per cent.
e of the entire capital stock OF 81, 900. 900
was represented at the meeting ingper-
son or by proxy and the agreement OF
consolidation was ratified by a unanimous
vote. SSi$s 40 if]]la
Under the plan OF consolidation, the
capital OF the Bank OF Richmond will be
about s75O,0oo with surplus and 8un-
divided profits OF approximately $3.50. 900.
& II has the largest capital OF any bank in
the South Atlantic States, I'd 2. 5s1s
The general stat Of 4, the ne}yi bank fol-
lows: President, John Shelton w illiams;
First Vice President, frederick e. Nolt-
ing: yice-President and { Cashier T. IL.
Sands; Assistant Cashier. Henry A. VIII
liams; Trust Officer. Lewis D. Crensha ".
Jr. 5ss q
The Board Of Directors OF the new bank
consists of E. B. Addison, John Skeltogl
Williams, S. IVY. Travers. r. X. Sands.
Eppa Hunton, JrS Egbert G. Leigh, Jr.,
S. D. Crenshaw, Beverly B. Munford. Jno.
]. Hickok, s. Sidney Shepard, OF New
Haven. N. y; Isaac T. Mann, OF Bran =
well. ". Va; J. VIM Mid = Of Bal
5timore, Md; Ernest Thalmann, Of New
York city; e. r. Pembertoh OF New
York city: Beverly Z. Crump. q Fred \ f.
Nolting. R. Lancaster " illiams. a. Won
Rosenegk, Wm. H. Parrish ~ ames "A.
Moncure, T. Francis Green, Lucien B.
Tatum. LID. Crensllaw. sJr. u,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Motorman Goes Free,

J. NJ. Bndsey. motOrmail. wac erforc
Justice John yesterday morning on the
charge OF cursing and abusing Thomas.
Pulling. a passenger on his car NYedncs-s
day night. The evidence was to tho eff
feet that Budsey had been very kind to.
Pulling when he thought him sick but
that after the motorrnan discovered, rs
ne ordered him of tho p.at tt2rB TO get
him out of the way.
The Justice decided that II was only
case Of persecution on Pulllngs part,
and stold him 40. diminishing the charge
against Budgey. q. IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
WADDILL's VACATION
District Judge Will Join His
FSfnilv al Rockbrid pe Ii Alum. &

Judge Edmund Waddlll. Jr., OF the
United States District Court. will leave
this morning tot the Rockbridge Alum
Springs. whittier he goes to Join his fam.
lily. now at that resort. The Judge will
spend the MONTH of August at the Rock
bridge Alum, ansactings wha teyer court
business may claim imperative attention.,
and running down to this city Whenever
iiecessar y. 5 The work of the tDistrict Court
and that OF the Circuit Court. nuch Of
which has also fallen upon him, has kept
him busy for months and he is In need
OF rest. He returned Wednesday, evening
from Lynchburg,t where he sat for Judge
MCDOWELL in the Western District Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
RAILWAY q. M. G. As OUTING
Annual Excursion and Games a
Buckroe Beach Tomorrow II


Buckroe Beach Tomorrow
I The Main Street Station Railroad t ,l
NJ q. fA win have a great excursion and
basket pIcaio at Buckroe3 Beach to- NOR. 4
row. The train leaves the Main Street 7
station at 7:15 and returning, will leave
5Bnckroe at z o'clock. 355f
The committee have arranged for many
entertaining features, including sixteen /
contests Citizens and business men have
contributed some handsome prizes !. Si ZOE
the winners. Il. ~: $50.
There win be a pig race. n gh Jump
running jump. barrel ice, man with the
biggest feet, ono hundred and fifty yard
dash, tug OF war, " peanu hunt Tor the
children, b sack race. shoe race, biting
swimming a pple for little girls egg cor, ~
test for the ladies. baby show: Oldest mar. al \
frled couple. youngest married couple.
game OF base ball and q prize for the sonsS
selling the most dollar tickle IS.
sS7 This event is to- ma tx the, closing Of
great membership contest In which the
association set out to get m emberships
Of; at Ieast eight hundred. and it has al
ready passed the eight hundred and
thirty mark and may reach the eight hun
Sdred and fifty mark before the picnic mic
"a nyar Jtit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
COURT ORDERS; Err .5ptiIl''XssI[D)ENb
Stockholders Of Universal Saw
ings and Trust Co. TO Get More.

Judge Edmund Waddill,s Jr.. ittingt IN
the United States Circuit Court. yesttte,r l
day afternoon entered "a n decree n ne tne
Universal Savings and Trust Company.
paying q dividend ofHelght per cent. e e
the stockholders Of hat de- lnsal,
among among about four hundred neticlaries
aggregates about 5000, AN ayerag sc @ d
5000 each. lis expected tina sanot her .ana
in tie Course OF a month or two. Alren J. q
the stockholders have received about Y MY
This. With the Forthcoming dIvidend. WILL
probably raise the proportion to about llfj
stifty-seven or ffty-eight per cent. ., y.
10 be made out for the payment OF this
the court. is so busySSwlth her imp9,r =,
able 10 draw the checks at once. but.
viii do so as soon al practi able. The
checks will have to be 3 sent 70 4 = uase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
~ ost a Saving Chance.

4 1oftlhtI w. Crouch, a small boy, \ went TO
II.s;sW. 4Harris's store and bough an air
Rife from a. clerk, stating that he pur-s
chased 1t with his mothers consent, to use
,inG the country. Later, he wanted his
money back, but Mr.. Harris wouldn't
cost 1 Mr.. Harris less, for Justice John
required him to contribute SO for the
support OF IL Richmond terday. Tho
fine was imposed under the ordinance pro :,
cha racterS to boys. 5s5 IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
\ OWNER OF THE GUN.
John Henry Claims Turner Stole

1t From H1m-CaSe Today.
The last links in the chain OF evidence
surrounding Phil Turner are in process
or forming, and the chances Of his es-
Gaping conviction are rapidly growing
less The former owner Of the gun with
which Mr.. Motherhood was shot has
5teen found, and Is John Henry (coloredj.
from him about month ago. If 1t be
proved against Turner that he did steal
The gun and had 1t In his possession,
there will remain no loophole for his es-
cape. Judge Gregory declares himself
as being satisfied With the evidence ac-
cumuiated. and the consensus holds with
him. Wiz
The order OF the proceedings before
Squire Cheatham, of Chesterfield, this
morning will be the case Of John Dardrn
accused OF numbering illiam Terry:
Phil Turner. charged with highway rob
berry; John Williams. charged with break
ing into the section house at Gentralia,
and stealing a Toto articles therefrom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Negro Driver Goes Up.

A baby with a broken hin was offered
as evidence against Willie Cheatham, col-
ored. in the Police Court yesterday. Sew.
eral witnesses We're present and testi-
fled that Cheatham turned a mule loose
and struck him several times. causing
him 10 run away. Willie Lawrence, the
injured hoy. was In the mules path, and
was nearly killed. f:s
Cheatham was sent on to the next term
OF the Hastings Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Down the Historic River.

On Tuesday night, July 2Sth, the Cen-
viii run another OF It's enjoyable noon
light excursions 70 Dutch Gap. A. large
committee Of young men lis at work on the
pIans. and the evening" promises to he a
delightful one. 81 There2 will be refresh
ments and the music will BIO escelerM.
being furnished by the Association Phil
harmonic Orchestra and the Association
Mandolin and Guitar Club. ss rs *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Sweet Revenge Was This.

Isadore Cohen, who was fined in the
John & calls < body snatching soliciting
trade personally on the sire ets-got his.
erdayE morning on the Jacobs
tamil w, who had reported him.
ss,sfp hen nd others testified that Charles
Jacobs and his mother were guilty OF
tho same offense. K Jacobs was fined SO
and shis mother was dismissed. FSs
q. The 4 cases agaInst j cobs' s wi ey and
an employee, Simon Benedict, were CON
ltlnued on account Of their being Sick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
DOUBLE EMBEDDING.
Nuckols- Gard oza and Nuckols-
Davenport Celebration.

{. Mist Amelia Cardoza and NIiss Cora
davenport were united in marriage ito
NJ essrs. J, n. and H liz uck OILS Tuesday
night at 8 o clock, the Rev, 7. M. Mercer,
the double ceremony which made the
father. Mr.. j. Fl. Nuckols, and the son,
Mr. II. y. Nuckols. happy grooms. ri,
wedding, Is which took place at Mo- 523
nChaff1n Street. was very quiet and IVA 8
witnessed only by friends and relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Must Give Transfers

For refusing, through Its conduc tor, to
grantiisa transfer because y - was not
senEerthad boarded the ca r. the Passen-!
ger and Power Company was 9,esterda yi
morning flned SIS. The Ppl tcei just ce said
he wanted the question I'd ecided sfby - no
higher court, y but contrary - his fexpec,i;
tation,$ Captain Guigon decid ed mt to ap..s
neal the case. .ss3 sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
!. The clay Stree: Leagu!e.,,5

Mr.. T. q AfclJ. Simpson, JF., OF the Untr5
evening yni devotionai meeting .sof tho Clay
Street EpWorth D Lea que this /, evening q
S:l6 o'clock. His subject Will bel3''lh he
Reward or BenaYOlepce. '',.l II he SIN glng
Will be good. and all leaguers and friends
arc cord lily q invited,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
SssI "a i Shepherd Designated

fudge y. o. Shepherd. 4 OF Palmyra, Va
has been designated by the State De-
partment OF Education to perform the
duties OF superintendent of schools OF;
sFluvanna county. ad interim, until a sue
,cessor to tho late Supcrin tandent r. :
Faris can be elected, Jud &c SheephertN
held the examination for teachers 6imme-5
diately after appointment. He was for.
merly Judge Of the Corporation Court q
!Buena Vista, but has returned to his old
home IN FluVanna, and Is Y now Tesldlng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
The Casino.

The performances at the Casino are
growing In In terest nightly. and there are
questions answered at times e which set
the whole house laughing. Mrs. Fay, at
ono OF the performances, wns asked & a
question which. report said. sos com
spletelyi unnerycdg her that she was In the
act OF faInting. There Is a ma tin go for
to-m rroW. W.T. h rel liiar performances
tonight and to.1norrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
ACTIVITY 8 Is SOCIALISTS,
VIA Hold State Convention e
Put Up a Ticket III

(SpeeiAl 70 The 'IlMtsfp lspH5eut
& NINsTON-sALENI. N (, q, July PHI.
The Socialists are planning to hold g
State convention at Greepsboro for the
nomination az a state ticket. gene
Y. Debs. tho well known labor, leader.
OF who figured 80 !, F1Sa l'ly
5Cieyeland's last term, and who 1, is the
nominee Of the Social Democrats party
for President is eSpected to tend and
address the State conyentio ion. The pa rty,
is young In North Ca lima. but the lead ers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Il Cultivate His Memory.

M Nv. Fl, Morrsette was Sarrai gncd IN the
Police, Court. accused Of being drunk and
abusive on the streeA 10 said %that ne Z
-srrrence, SO Justice John gave him q $
lesson intmnemonics;, I, 7,
X Nellie Lincoln and Emma Cary, Both 4
fcolofed, were each fined $3.50 and Costs g! g
for cursing and beating Mary Bur'WclIls3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22

Richmond to lsoston and rskHrn. $500 81
10 lProyidence and return 70 zoo; incllld,
Ling meals and room via Merchant ana
Miners ransportation Com pany. from a,
Ticke on sale at Chesapeake and ohIoS
and Norfolk and Western Railway. Of
fees, $40 ma 81 M ain street,lR. II. Wright,
agent, .Norf ok IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Take Terrell i Back,

@4 Governor Montague yesterday granted
a. rendition warrant on g sIeauis ton from
the Governor 3of West lirginia for !, one
VIA county; w; VA, for w der, The
man will be at once taken Back to- " est
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
UEEk.ENp EXCURSIONS TO NEW
/; JE RsEY sEAsH oREiREsoRTs,

K com mencing June Gath and until Sep
tom her 1otl1. inclusive, the r.. =. 8 Z.
r Mi v +. viii sell on Friday and Saturday %
each week, special excursion tickets 70
Atlantic City, Cape May. Ocean. CITY ana
Sen Islo city, n. =, II at rate OF sig round
trim from Richmond . q lckets good going
only On date OF sale and for return pas
sage leaving destination not later than!
Tuesday following date Of issue, Apply
ticket agents RI r, "a r, II, y.
III .s,yl, w, r. TAYLOR r, Traffic ma ma ger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Next Weeks Bill.

N The Redmond Haynes Company win
doubtless d tract immense crowds to the
cool Casino n all OF next wee elk. judging Y
from the ne wspaper accounts OF thet suc-9s
cess which has attended the appearanceS
of the company all o. the summer seas son
~ ork', and ~ TOO Much Married IN are
said to be extremely bright and interest
Ing. Seats are on sale for tho enga ge;-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
4 SUGGESTIONS On 81 siNEss MEN
- = "a b IS, 85s ON LIN.

when z, m aking II, arran gemen is no 81 60
South. or to send Your sentatiYes
in.solIcitation OF your business. phone the
seaboard Air Line passenger offlco (4o5)8
to send you ono of their interchang eabla
mileage books-goo over nineteen al fer
.ent roads throughout the South Infor-
nation In regard to rates routes and
schedules oh fully furnished Saves you
time. trouble and money,
II, gH. LIZARD, s w Al, TAI LON
G. & =, y. ~
5 $40 sF,a ST Main Street ~ IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
F I- 8. N, Jackson "a, , Here.

Rev. Father o. Il N. Jackson. formerly
episcopal residence on Grace Street
Father ] ackson will preach next Sunday
at St. Pa tricks Church. He will remain
Ocean City, Md, and later to the Sts1ouis
b Father Jackson is In Bishop Keilley,s.
diocese lin Georgia. and Is 2 bull ling j a.
Beautiful $4,000 church In Atlanta Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Judge Crun,p b ack,

Judge beverly Y. Crump. OF he Gorl,o-ii
ration Commission, he's, re turned from n
brief stay at he sea sllor "a, N and was tls
his Office at the City IIa u sterda
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Committee Meetings.

The Committee on Printing and Claims
met last night and disposed 6f much
T6itine business. "a
The Committee ON Health failed of a.
quorum and viii meet a. Clock this
evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
JUSTICE !" VRATHY q
Insult to Ladies on a Car Stirs
Him I'm GREATLY.

William Il. bftchie, or North Dakota
came into town with 1. II. Burnett, VINO
lives a short distance out In the country,
on last Friday might to see tho town.
Everything might liavo gone OH sm,oiotin. !,
for them but for two Quarts OF , willskey
After they had d gotten on q Broad ,tl
Street car Witch was a little long III
starting, 4 they q decided hat they must
have drink, and that It would add TO
the pleasure d to have the ladies on tho
car watch them take It, SO a suggestion
was made to the ladies to That effect
md 1t was also Infatuated that. they Prod
Judge Crutchfield was compare lively
calm till the Insult to the adies was tfne1i-
toned. n Rlghte ous indignation ther, TOOK
possession OF him, and Burnett and Niche
we're fined 30 each, Nh q. ~ g sa lid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22

Springs. for h,s counter ignaturc, and
they will then be returned to the clerk,
who will mail hem out to 1T kholde ia
It may be two weeks yet before these div W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
CAPT. WILLARD STRONG.
Valley Democrat Says He Has
VA MANY Friends There

One Of the best:postcd Democrats in
fthes valley section OF the State, while
here recently declared that Lieutenant
friends up his way and that when tho
jh,..shoW n down came he would spoll 7Sa.
good iXot 9 in the valley in his race sfcrt.
tGoyeEnO.s M N.
I I Captain Willard's friends in this city
are very hopeful concerning his prospects
for securing the nomination and they are
sorganlza ton. XII MI N II Nj ~ sS.3
1.-The young Lieutenant Governor enjoys
a II; wide and favorable acquaintance
throughout the State and this was con 4
Esiderably augmented In his campaign for
his present pgzit:.Sn. He developed In
that struggle !latCs quite an attracvtive
stumper and expects. to AXE an active
part in the fall campaign. So III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
STATE SCHOOL MATTERS
Book List for the State Being
& Prit1ted-Local Boards Meet.

Tho IDEAL school boards In the various
cities and counties OF tho State will meet
annually In tho month OF August between
the list and the 18TH The blanks for the
reports OF superintendent, clerks and
,treasurers arc being sent out by the de-
part1nent to these Off lals.
/ The State Board Of Education will meet
In this city late In August or early In
September to choose q successor to super
.intendent Faris, OF Fluvanna. and to DIS
pose Of such o. her business as may come
up. az 81 ,tsz5Ss * Z q .i
4 ir4Ite Book list showing the adopt OF
school text books In every county end
city of the State will be issued within
the next week, The list makes a printed
volume Of about 40 pnges.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
nFINEsT& coAsTWlsE TRIPs m THGt
"a i ri sNOREp Dr. f #

$50 ! East Main Street 4.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-06
CECELTON.

Miss Ethel Ellison, OF near Chesapeake
City, rpe / Wednesday afterno n III town.
Mr. n. . Prire OF near st II Pond was the
guest ct NJ. AID Mrs. William II Dushane
on Wednesday.
Miss bessie Boulder is quite sick with
p!eursy
Mr. f. !. Davis is connued to his bed with
rheumnr.m
Mi jn.ta n, shane is spending some time
with her -'-t"r near Still Pond;
Mis- Hlt'a Emmersop, of Mtdilrtown, has
been s,nu':EG some time with Miss Katie
Burton
The soranle given by Mrs, W. II. Dcshane
in the Parish building on Tuesday evening
OF last week., Was quite a success socially and
financially
Mr. @ dham W. Davis, of Ekton, spent
Sunda, with his parents, Mr.. add Mrs. G. N.
Davis
Mr.. AuIh"r Freeman has returned home
after short stay with Philadelphia friends.
Mrs Us sands Is spending some time
with her m ,thtr, Mrs. CatharIne Mcgee who
is quite III.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-06
NORTH EAST.

The "Cccil Wing" is on sale each week
North East, at w. A. Blackwell's gro.
:ery store. 3 cents copy.
Mis- Mabel Day is visiting friends in New
York city.
Mrs John Worth returned to her home In
Baltimore alter a lengthy visit with Mrs. P.
b. ii,'usrkerper.
Mr.. Ella Scott, OF Charlestown, Is visiting
Mrs. P b. Housekeeper.
Miss Helen Mccall, of Havre de Grace, Is
the guest Of Miss Ethe! Rutter.
Glass II Of the Al. E sunday School will
holr II Box Social III the G.. A r Hall on
February Is. The pubic is cordially invited.
Il. 4 Lardom, carrier Of Route No. /, col
lrcted aui uIstrlbutei 5000 pieces OF mail
matt, r during the month OF January.
The following ushers have been appointed
for the month OF February -Morniug, s. S
ReS uolh~, Il bert q. Shippers, }. p. Peach and
j. l. Bhk r. Evening, ). u Duniap. Morton
Rt'"d-r. O,ie Coslett aud Clarence Lockard
Juhu Bryson celebrated his S7h birthday
last II III -day. Mr.. Bryson IS enjoy ing good
heath. He has lived Ill the Fifth district all
his life.
Chas E Beatty spent Tuesday in Philadel.
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hy and of Braddock,
Pa, are visiting their aunt, Miss Lizzie
| Hy land.
The extra meetings at the NJ, Z. Church
still continue. Ten persons have professed
| CONVERSION.
O4e case of measles is reported to be in
town.
Johu Foster and John W. Mccullough are
conliaed to their homes by illness.
During the past few days sleighing on
| Main street has been fine and every after.
noon a carnival takes place. "Joe,
driven by W. j. Falls seems to be a waterloo
| to all corners.
Don't forget to attend the lecture in the
NJ. E. Church Saturday evening. Admis.
| sion 10 ana rs cents.
Much interest is being centered on next
Sunday, 1t being big rally day in the NJ E.
| Church In the morning aud evening Rev.
q. W. Bolton, Of Chicago, will preach, and
| in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock Rev. T. E. Mar
tindale, of Elkton, will occupy the pulpit
An extra effort will be made to raise $1,000
the balance indebtedness on the church.