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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26

The debts were contracted, chiefly
to bnild roads and railways and canals
into the courties now composing tie
State of West Virginia, and was Gro
ated largely through the votes of the
representatives from those couhtics
fer the General Assembly and often
against the majority of the votes Of
the Representatives from the counties
ami cities now comprising Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26

Hundreds of millions of wealth have
been developed for West Virginia
Inr&eiy by mean of the transporta'
ton lines constructed with the pro.
ceeds c. these bonds. For all of whlc.
West Virginia has MOI PAID n Go!!ar
Virginia. on the oti!er hand, notwlth-
Standing the disasters and losses
which have befa!len her people, and
tlle tryinc ord"als through which thew
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26

have passed. has out of her diminish.
ed u paid and assumed and
funded in her bonds over s72, 100000.
principal md lnteres since 1867. on
account of the old debts of the State
West vlrginia's share of this indeht-
adness with the interest for 40 years
thereon. Is likely to be found at least.
S3p,00O,OOO. OF this not less than $S,.
100000 is due to Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26

nom the charlpsto1 Nove-conllerl
Mator 3. a. Carpenter, q Knq1
gine renns was ln chasiesioH
tetiey. the Ami TINS since Apg
s 1884. Whon Eaior nler I
ne els 81 that ~, iu 20 oltc
lfsd6raf oletrh ne ellri1 q ne sI-c1
Ad t ana the
sssnsl nstilsAS o no Com
East lqr tno
part ioyai 1 ~ uhi.
eiao aboul MT Eem ctm
joined fhe geee1L srmg nc
hat aiaS until lid 41tr nn1n
lonment At 1Isi -
Il Itbbs PRISON ml
Naeun beina anlns = tne p
there.
When6ths unidn 0ettor
|nlGnd wa ehering The eity
.fender baS 30 otacels hfousit
Macon and piaea them u ne cin
1ingh1m houa6 I Tie loot Broad
street, meana or sloprins thc
bcnbGrdment talladon re pn
ion force brought down 3 conied
ate o6iesr snd Kept t6em % Morris
Island, threateninE 70 Mace them on
the Monitor Ehen they ATTACKED he
cltyss defenees.
This state a. eanirs beeomins raj
pabIy absurd and tnhuman % ex
change Was 1asily oEtetet tpd TN
80 men d each SsiSe were e1cnhns1d
While the Onion omcerss d which
Major Carpenter : one were CON
hned Ia the Canntnsnam hcuse TIC
time draggsa on nlou They
Yery kindly treated but tome
VA NEEDED 81 t~iverllon
The ConfetsfNte oMcee y char
one Oay oGlrei each Union omcer
loan OF suAcient money to Keep them
supplied with little lnxuries besides
the necessities on their notes
OF. They m accepted eagerl3s
Major Carpenter raya
I'VE were divided up Into megse
and there were four IN my mes inelnd
ing a Kentuckian named Cash casn
was the crack poker player Of
mess, as OF tho whole prison.
Il suggested that our mess bac
Cash against the house and me 9TH
ers assented we didn't regret
Cash won every day, ana We we're
soon doubling and trebling onr mon
BY. Then ! suggested that
The winnings In setting M dne dln
her ever day, which was done Cash
vas never loser on Thanlatyl
Day we had a dlnnerthat cost 800
Confederate money. md that was
Pretty big banquet in those day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26

owe it for: Involving millions Of money
and making the issue of a dispute that
has dragged through nearly half q hun
dred years the suit Of Virginia against
West Virginia, soon to be brought in
the, Supreme Court OF the United
States promises to develop into one of
the causes osleSres Of the century.
The suit win be watched through
out the country with the keenest In
terest Matters Of great moment 10.
botL States are at stake, and the re-
variable history of the case will at
tract general attention to It. vast
snaas Of money wiz! be gained Q lost
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26
THAT DEBT.
An Old Dominion Newspaper Tells
What the Mother State Thinks We
Owe It For.

Tie following from the Highland
Recorder, a sprightly Virginia paper
is reproduced because it gives somC
idea of what the old State thinks we
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26

Locke here, young feller," said
Deacon Korntop. you bin a'makin'
up to our Berthy for some time"
"Yea. sir" replied the bashful young
farmer.
%Waal, l want to know ef you're
goln' to marry her"
Gosh, so do /; but 1 fest hadn't got
me gumption to ask her.'-PhiladeI'
Dhih Ledger.
Campbell stratton &c sherlock
Holmes n .'The SIGN d The Four
Grand opsFa Hsass tomorraw NIGHT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26
Mania wan poomed

New York TriSuns.l
The historic city wa1 q Mani
which has been use for tcrage
roses by the army. has been marked
for abandonment one time
proposed to denolishthe wan but
tiquarians In this coun raised sue
d rumpus thar II was allowed %
rain. It Is found howes that he
wn!l is insecure besides being damp
In the Easements and peril ne ana
destruction ofPloperty result from ale
rttempt to store powder and othe
ttllery material IN the place. oMcete
on duty at Manila say that Tie
earthquake must cause y aordlnRF
destruction to material kept ID sued
a place. It VII be necessary
fore. to build a powder magazine ana
storage sheds il d doubtful he
War Department wn consent
spending any Of It's constrnctinn fund
in restoring the city wall merely Tor
the sake OF preserving q useless relic
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26

Yes, dear. Santa elsus cnmes down
the chimney.
my gopdnessl It's q wonder the
board Of health allows t-Brown-
iing'a Magazine
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26

In her own right for the million Of
dollars this State has paid ON account
of West virginia's share Of the com.
mon debt. Large as is the sum of $780,.
OOU.OOO, 1t is argued that 1t viii be a
much lighter burden for West Virginia,
with her great wealth, to; bear, than II
has been for Virginia to meet the $780,
100000 principal and interest which
she has paid or assumed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26

"Do You think thk government
safeI
zone OF the bcst Investment
of" answered the sordid politicians
1T possibilities for paying dlde
have not been scratched as
Washingto Star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-26
E rs THE VINES oF THE EMPERoR IN nsAN ToYn CRANE

OF RADIANT BEAUTY AND FTED TALENTS ARE rHsE RMuuANTa B WHO WILLIE E ZEN HEE 1.-THE WIVES
OPERA HOUSE, FRDMWENMe DECEMBER L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
.BOLD ATTEMPT AT
HIGHWAY ROBBERY j b
Downtown Business Man Sub
stitutes Cool Head for Weapon
With Success.

A bold attempt to hold up a prominent
downtown business man was made Sat
urday night on South Fourth Street
BY two hurley negroes, and the deco
would have beeen accomplished but Tor
the presence OF mind Of the wonld-oe
victim.
The gentleman in question was walking
from the Main Street car line to ms
home, on CANDLES Hill tFourth street,
bout II 80 o'clock. when negro APP
prouched him from behind and com.
handed him to stop. At this moment
the gentleman saw another negro up.
proach from the opposite side OF the
street. 80
As soon as thu command to stop was
given the gentleman wheeled. and placing
his hand on his hip pocket tod me
nighwnyman II he approached step
further he would be shot. This unexz
pee led reply, given in firm tone OF
voice. caused the negro TO lose his nerve we.
and he turned and ram the other ons
Joining him In the retreat. AS mat
Ter Of fact, the gentleman was entirely
unarmcd and resorted to bluff, when
worked we'll. Had the negroes eot
become frightened, there was nothing for
the gentleman 10 do but to stand ana
deliver" and he had made up his nina
to do this as a last resort
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
HAVE GOOD CROPS
UP IN CHARIOT. Il
The Farmers Doing Well-,Much
Building-Making Mac
( adam Road.
sneclal 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)

fspecial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
BRAKES BRANCH, VA, September
4,-Now that the smoke OF the pr'n'nrS
election has cleared away. the Democrat
10 forces are getting into line, and the
warmest admirers and most faith1ul sup
porters OF Montague, willard and Mann
will be equally as loyal to Martin t'u
SWANSON. so that In the very opening
Of tho campaign the outlook Is favorable
for n larger and more glorious victory
for old Charlotte than we have ever
achieved. az,
Crops are good, especially tobacco, anu
corn on the high lands is very pron's,ns.
,rhe cutting and curing OF tobacco mas
onr,nnnced and with favorable weather
In crop will be above the average rs 70
quality. Prunings are being sold on OUT
market In large quantities and ~ SAT-
factory prlces. The facilities for hanollhs
3toh,cco and tho competition among u
large number OF buyers gives l'te "iNl
tone to this market, and tnere WIZ ~
nm Increase in our sales TINS sehsph,
which will not fall behind llVe '''''''o'
pounds. !, ,,td,v 4
IN nd,ome two story brick bank building,
"Rranch OF Chase City Bank. Is about
completed. It will be an ornament TO inc
town. The cashier, Mr.. W r. Pettus'
M. has about finished handsome. VI
to-date dwelling on Oak Hill Park 4 ono
~ the loyellest and most desirable loca-
lions for a dwelling In the county. ana
has sold several lots adjoining, facing
tho main street. on which nice residences e.
viii be built soon, and 80 this parl u
tho town will be nuch' improved ana VIII
soon be the residence portion o. toWn.
Mr.. II. Milton is building new stoIe
and other business houses arc N cor' en-
platlon. 49, ,,,oce r.
| Charlotte Courthouse is progressing l,ne.
~ 1T is about hnlf finished. me Wfol'
distance is Ave miles and It WI! ~, pc ON
~ the best roads In the State, ms row
is built by tho county, Bonds were "
| suod. which sold at a premium nna ~,
road let to Messrs. Adams ana AVIS
expert road builders, for $1,000 W n ~
| ~ pioneers In tho State for bonding ~
county for good macadnm road, y VIII =
mn object lesson. and NO LOOK 1oFW Ma,
with confidence when soon such u roy
win DO built throughout the county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
FAR WEST END. NOTES

Robert Clayton, q South Laurel street, a sayss
Hegh{GsI toowniE sw & hs friends rio
psry .auSs 4 ne Fsn se. set os
i,oiis md Jnmcs Pen,berton. Among the b. party
yss s s xs4tstTs s3 s hGss
and Bertha Dietrich, Mesars. John Hotz. i1d-
Sn MS Harris '"G ssry " sna nob 49, cs
M;s i II nss s St hs RR ss
10 soi South Laurel Street, . IA /. ~. !. !, ~.
Ss sy & sSy w. Es'' Ct asi
G;s ssr. Ssy'fs Fl 1ysss
y: i H. a5n hone sf Esek
sfk sa X Mr. nFf t sfh now s s1Si
W Mrs Dora franklin Of No. issn 1'everly
t a.. i sis pS2x"S s s's sss."E "Ss
s: 4 a,y TIN Eaf Is s' guest sssn 81
1ie'r q nrpeSTy neo nj H. 1900 william street
.,ay nna ths end Of September The guest
OF ,tIss Mary Lewis tho guest Of friends In
he S d%a two cS Fl Mabe and
Harry Is tho guests OF relatives y '''' 81
nj =" Providence Forge, Va enjoying tho pleas l
n! Tse RIO 1ss %nnsa u ma9 Se
iaMcs oI HIVE, elght miles above the city ABOUT
los members attended feature o. n ,ae a Ss
S Mr OF Mr. John Ios the %ell kn9Tn
s.chef :" The pnrty were conveyed 70 2. ~. -"
11 otf" in several large tourist wagons re-
nes ss lett yesterday TOR Virginia
Beach for Il short stay. e,r.3t rou,sa Va
Mr. and s,,, Mrs' az 'S Mr. Henry W!mon. OF No.
sis south i1o nine Farmer aud daughter. rhema
nave returned after. spending weeks WIN
friends In Centralia, va. $3.50, hor,o after
spending some time with relatives IN pe'e'1-
condition Of Miss Kate %ns,Sdn t e
81, s = stiil nbie 10 receive fronds. =,
Mrs 81 R W. n'n VIssa. va. Ia. rstufnsd
NJ. Henry Winston, Of South i,tnc s, abor;
left yesterday for centra''a' ~ -
The Misses Kate and Hattie hlntorH Wi to
friends and relatives in Louisa. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
Society at Barclay.
n.cInl 10 The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial TO The Times-Dspatch.l
BARCLAY, VA, September i.-Mrs
r. A.. Moore Of Radcliffe. has issued
cards for the marriage OF her daughter,
Miss Mary Leumns. to Alr' =. W. - p '
on the 10Th Instant at 1880 P. M
Mr.. Merriam, formerly OF Ohio but
recently settled at Invermay, was taken
suddenly very sick Saturday and WI
carried to Richmond yesterday by Dr.
Smith for treatment.
Mr.. A. II. Bracey OF this place. and
his son, A. O. I3racey, OF Joycevillc, are
on a fishing trip below Norfolk.
There have been quite number OF
visitors In this community this summer
the most OF whom have returned to
their homes. The social feature has bcsn
Tho The last social entertainment was
given last Tuesday evening by Mr. ana
Mrs. w. r. Bracey at their home at this
place. The usual parlor games, music
and dancing. were INDUCED IN the nost
and hostess making It very pleasant tor
oll present, among whom were MT. ano
Mrs r. w. Spllman, Mr. Workman
spillman and Mr.. Frank Bell, OF Felch-
mond Miss Pauline Enstcrlyn, Of South
C,nrolina. Miss Vera and Lucille Stephens
and Mr., Whit Stephens OF lnvermay;
Misses Pauline and Grace Morris. MI
r. b. and IL. w. Smith and Mr.. 7, r..
Russell, Of Shaws Store; Misses Mauue
Jennie, Annie, Laura and Emma Gray
Bracey, Alta Bowen. Geneva Martin
Mrs. ]. H. Ridout, Mr. w 7. Person
Mr.. Oscar and Willie Bowen, J. 7. nnt
| w. M. Martin, j. Fl, Ridout and l1usr
| Brncey. OF Brncey
| There Will hn q lawn party ut kings
wood Methodist Episcopal Church OF
THURSDAY evening, beginning at o clock
at which refreshments VIII be serYea
The proceeds will be applied to carpet
| ing the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
People in Nelson.
(snec,a1 to The TImes-Dispatch.J

Especial to The lmeS-DlapatchD
NORWOOD, NELSON CO, Va, Sep
TENDER 4.-The mosquitoes are terrible IN
this section to both man and beast. Ihey
are very bad on the low grounds ana
troublesome In the woods.
Jesse Giles, the colored boy. who broke
in Norwood depot Sunday night. was cap
tured Tuesday and landed In jail to await
his trial. Nothing OF great value was
taken. as there was nothing nc could get
to. only the agents express stamps ana
one expreas package was opened.
Mr. james NJ. Roberts OF the RoanoKe
Steam Dye Works. returned TO his homo
on Tuesday. after weeks visit 10 ms
nephew hero, Mr.. w. A. Roberts
Rev, J. r. Mastn. OF the Orphanhge
Asylum. OF Richmond, preached Two ex-
crlent sermons here on Sunday.
Mcs.rs. Wash. critzer. OF Alton. and
John Critzer. OF Portsmouth, and Mrs.
sidney shefield, nj IIoylngston, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Kidd this
pr. and Mrs. cabell left last week for
Colorado, whore they VAL spend some
time for their health.
|. Mrs II. G, Roberts and Mr.. Marvin
Roberts. arc visiting their uncle, Hlr
Thomas Robinson. OF buckingham
Mrg. Ford and little daughter OF cnar'
lottcsyile. and Miss Ida WOOD. OF Alex
and,Ia. are the guests OF Mrs. and dh'
! Misses Dolen here.
AIRS. Mamie Can't ana TWO som
hay, returned home, after spending TN
summer In Charlottesville.
Miss Aaude Cunningham and Mr, MAJ
| Cunningham spent last week WIN a'H
! Clover, OF Atdersonyille
MIR. Cleveland Taliaferro returned iron
| Roanoke on last Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Miss Rose Collins returned to her n3 3tar
at Grcenville, N. c., few days age a aIves
spending several months with relatlVes
MI! A1r. and Mrs George collins a 1,ts eh NJ
dren have returned home cn,n Ire1ri They
s S,ied tr BpanS to So va
Point Point Mabln. Greenvllc. burlington and
w Ths ,un wife Of q Mr. John MrIghf tex
place Sunday evening from CHRIST chufc''
at 3 clock a,uvh,er
Mrs j. Aubrey Enos, and two ch ~ dTsa;
have returned from snort V's'e - We
MIS- Mrs, w. C. Thomas and little daughter,
Louise have returned from very apr tSI91s
ant visit to Washington y. " Cafo''''
and Louisa counties. -, utt,o sons,
been btsrlS Visiting in buckingham county have
Fe MRS. Ar nsHe Of No aoe Falrm9unt Ave
Miss Clyde Duryn,, who e ~, IN w wnIe''"0
ago from delightful visit to relatives
ME- heu' siar s'" I. Mebanes and Miss salIe
smMih H. a Of MTs e M Morris twenty
r eeustS Mas wher sas se
Miss Lse Ford centlnHsaa qinife 1in ~ Mll
ty&&ho'2w ffxsT Xrn mi Ia.
nsehs e s9enty bsh nsIs hm sun
day for Clifton E9rge II y os lprndasId, N.
Red ,n ntdI' at No. ssls fa!rniount Avenue,
MI and Mrs. Wllie bHrk naveT ia. w Viii
ten, days trp TO Clne ~ Va, Burton
Forge and stanton en- route none o1n tcr
an illness OF eight weeks with typhoid
ks. Louise Tucker vii! return, h home nne6 e..
ing Two weeks there With t TTe,ensy;-tb ,rd
Mlss Ecan9r Gqoay h,ro;t Gt Rev Harry
hoeiS T. yi N KiEEs ~ ws.Rsm county
Amelia county 10 Join his brother w hnn -
aumnerIng there. They Will return nome
Mss Hsl!ie nagby has Eone5 t9 p A MaItoa,,
Rev joel II. tucker VII move h Fl,, fa 81
to ihe abd nsw w hbame m nesh t 10 the feere q
biz many friends here, Eho are re r ,9ln -
% f$sfh%o"5 sd NIB Sh'd Gbsls!
i ie5s1 on r2 Txsns srs Street mother q
.ehnsea a.. fstRs s ssm ,Fen
2 yIck end S ss,lar ylnsl,l n H M4s
q w. Rodinun9, slster1 9! me oiinht ~
have returned home after u'"s"SfN
Ms willsr tales has g 9oei r Tae ss'
Sn Twenty,,hitnd stFss.k any yasates
Baiiimorc. where shc Visited her bTo ire1.
! Ara. James wooden hsA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
iVIRGINIAN KILLED.
Hit During 1ndiscriminate Shoot
ing at Saloon.
c,o, tn The ,rimes-D,spatch

Especial to The Times-D' tch.)
BLUEFIELD, w. VA. September ~
n o. Lester a restaurant keeper. WAS vas
shot and killed at Giatto. Lester mao
been in saloon and had loft Just prior
to the time crowd OF men, who we're
drunk, began shooting into the saloon
from the outside
Ed coon stInson, proprietor OF the saloon,
tt>Is snid, came to the door and fired
nj the men. Lester was hit, the bail
taking effect through the abdomen =.
testers body was taken to-day by MS
brother. Thomas S. Lester, to his nome
Mt FLOYD, Va. for intcrment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
Nominate a Senator
10 ,rho Time s.pispntch ]

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Sept, 4,-IRe
Republican convention 10 moN''a,Ata -, .
nosed Of tho city Of Fredericksburg ana
Inc counties OF spotsylvania, Louisa ahu
STAFFORD, Will be hold in this c'ty ~
noon on Friday, September 18TH.
MI Marshall Decker, prominent tal-
NOR of Orange county. announces nm
self as a Republican candidate TOT .ne
LEGISLATURE from Orange county ~ ~.
position to Capt. G. 9. Tahaterro' 'ie
Democratic nominee .,,a
sora are reported as plent!fnl on !ne
marshes of the Ihppahannock FLYER po7
low this city. - a8s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
PUZZLING CASE.
Death of Young Stainback, Who
Was Found Unconscious.

SUFFOLK, VA, vi September 4-Jailer
Robert E. Norfect to-day had letter
from Weldon, N. c., saying that Will p.
stainback, the young man found SIX
miles from Suffolk last "Wednesday IN
comntose condition. had died there with
out having rcgained consciousness. Iho
letter was from the deccascd's father.
D. e. stainback who thinks his SON
mind had boon affected by n parnlStic
stroke. stainback's case was puzzllne
to ali OF the Suffolk physicians who
visited him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05

d delIshtfui Visit to relatives n Norfolk Lt
Mrs. Carrie getting spent Sunday WIN
re ~ ~, H. ffattock ms returned from
skorL vsi freadbE e I, M uRhter 0'Mst Miss
,ana =: s.n men lii Columbia visiting
relatives, have returned .ho'',' t,, !. i, Ia
Mr.. =. Graiigor has moved ne fnn'ty az ~
Baitmore, where they VIII fn make t aa'i
il Mics Neeiie smith is yls!tlng her UNCLE
Mr., George snith IN Willl,a, a n1gGro I rcs
viii also Visit IN Norfolk, va, polo 'r ~ y
turnl n home, 5sli Ef{s5. 5tp alfEi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
\ Tazcwell Man Dying.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.'
4 TAZEINELL, VA, Sept. 4.-The sun
in the Circuit Court here Of Joseph hu-
kas. administrator Us. the Pocahonuis
Galleries Company, resulted to-day ~ y
verdict for tho plaintiff for $500 me
suit was for 5000 ~.
Captain ], s. Peery, one OF the 1o'e-
most citizens OF Tazewel IS dying ~
his home In the west end OF the couh'y'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
WARNINGS Of the Week.

{. u.
Tho marriage will take place in the
early autumn.
Weddings of the Week.
The wedding OF Miss Alice Maud
Broaddus to Mr. Eugene B. Travis VIII be
celebrated at 9 o'clock to-day IN the
Ardrhodlse Church at Bowling Green.
Va Miss Broaddus Is the daughter or
Nfr. and Mrs. S. ". Broaddus.
Wednesday OF this week will witness
a number Of weddings, among them that
OF Miss Katherine Peachy Ryland, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. John Newton Ry-
land of "Farmington." In King and
Queen county, to Mr.. Christopher Browne
Garrett we'll known and popular mem
Der OF the Richmond bar. The cere-
mony will take place at noon In the
home Of the bride.
Miss Ncttie Finley Houston VIII be
married Thursday, September It'll, to Mr..
Benjamin F. Harlow, Of Roswell, n M
The celebration will be in the home OF
the brides parents. Major and Mrs
ington, Va.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Wall and family
have returned to Richmond from the
Virginia mountains and have released
their Franklin Street residence for tht.
winter. Work on their new ho'.se WIZ
begin this autumn
Mrs Charles ssld.a and family VII o.
at No al5 East Franklin street en'z
winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington Wise have
gone to California for trp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Palmer and FANNY
win spend September at Lake l'1a
way, \. c.
M ard Mrs. Alfred Harris ana thf
Mise. Harris. who have been al NaFIa,
gan.ett. nre now st lslesboro, On LIZ
| Maine coast.
Misc Edna Forbes. who has been com
r,,,nen,eh 10 q degree during her Visi
r., MISE Jennie English, OF Atlanta. wa
GIVEN e dinner Saturday evening ny DAT
and Mrs. Harry English
Mrs. John richardson. Miss Mckinne
20 Miss Caroline Arnlstead, OF III
! ci,y. were guests a. caro- parry snI
,.., week By Mrs. Brady. OF Ap'nsco
M,.s mckinney and Miss Arnisteao "e'
| prize winners.
,,,ss Jess!c white. the pretty daushl
| ~ ~ Johr C. White. OF Apingooh.
: ,oa,r,ea october 18TH, to Mr., WAN
II pnher,son. also Of Abingdon, pu! no
| engaged In the practice OF Ia" al "''
| va.
~, william Johnson and Gener
| Charles Anderson are at home aitsf
dIlipttful trip through the county
the Great American Lakes.
atr. and Mrs. Charles workman a.
family are back from the Healing 9pfath
They w!ll housekeep on "es' "'a
Stree. thig winter
M LEVIN Joynes and Mr. Joseph q
derson are spending their Vaca'io''
Halifax, Nova Scotia
No. lanes WEIGH and Mrs. G. g. b
pnail, who have been Al 20. ~
Main Street since their return tpn
lar,ic cily, wiii shortly remove 70 nm
sOn Street,
nh. annual convention OF the Unit
! Daughters OF the Confectionery N w
Il y1rytnIa Will he held In shephsfGsfo7
II ,hse state. September ia. MIA J.
II mcsherry. Of HartinEnurg. ~ president
II the assoclanon-
Il Mr. and Mrs. jackson Guy are ylA'i
Il sir. and Mrs. \, r. Robertson. o' b'a'
II ton, Va,
II Msses Katie and annie Hoge are VI
II Ing Miss BESSIE IIoge In Stanton.
III Mrs. Jacob Michaux, Of Kienmo
iii ! Mrs, E. II. Baird, Jr.. of sorfols; "
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-05
Washington Conference,
I Especial to The rlmes'D 1s''''ol''

1,pDsBuRci, VA September 4,-t .,,a
washington District Conference o. lna
Methodist episcopal Church. sou'a. cen y,
yenes In Hamilton. 14oudoun oot tInYo
TUESDAY, September 9th. ana Will eo 2 ~
in session four days, Bishop Dn mha ~ -
South Carolina. Will preside, Th Z, nts So "
ference Is composed Of fifty m n,asa ~
and one hundred and tifty lay uetJ "
from LoudouuA ana adaal ra4a@f f'a''4A4