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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
NEWS o..
THE SUBURBS.
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

.lttle daughter, are n Washington. 2. O., fSr
e. Say ns VII q G rnes Edward county
lssn has s d.r. s G zig e,S sse have
turned from n. yaeessstfaIl visit to IT. and
hM Milton Beadlcs In Hanover county.
spending several months with relatives here.
Miss Ruth Blunt recently visited friends at
4. II. ii. snnpp. who. went to Gladstone on a
business trip; Inns returned homo after stay
q 1 seEeri iow says Newsome son Of Mr. and Ms
Newson n a' Of zoos Tsirmoust Avenue. ]. i'm:
proving slowly after nm illness OF several
liz v sss d . Kate r4 a,s be; counts
s s Dss. at. It 'n e; 6 counts III: s %sS
lns sir Knsh. Of .se EsrnGant Tent and j.
VIII give a strawberry feast at 1'lsner,s farm.
ba eS, e 81 r. II t ss41e, whs
the affair promises to be quite. enjoyable.
Ernest Gsrmelman 4 quite 4Isk at b; IA
Robcrson's scbooi-swile Hall. Lonely brandt
Aay h haFh ss Gss' s sss s Ms1n s %ss
Ys Nr ana d's Mrs "J J. Michel viii move into
y The Aid society 81 Fnirmonnt baptist Church
will meet Tomorrow evening at $3.50 in the
ladies' pnrlor.
Mrs. Mary nurrnss is steadily improving at
her home on " STREET. She recently under.
went a serious operation at tho Virginia Hos.
Master Frank Rniney is out neain after
being confined to his home By sickness for
tho past week.
Tho Scott Circle will have the "chincsc
Wedding at the Town Hall next Friday night.
This entertainment Is quite n nice affair. and
Doubtless II viii attract large crowd. as
fore. Mrs. Scott will have call meeting
Of the members of her. circle Monday night Mt
3 o'clock Mt the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Beadles and little
a0n, OF Hanover county. were the guests OF
Mrs. Bottoms on the Turnpike. recently.
The reception which was given Rev: Mr.
during i the past week. w.s largely attended.
and proved a most enjoyable affair. Music.
rectn,ions. and hearty hnndshakes, were the
pleasant features Of the evening. Refresh
ments were served By the Indies.
Howard.s Grove has a new lodge. Wash.
ganized q short time ago with chartered
membership OF thirty.six. This mex lodge
has started under bright prospects. and the
members are determined to make It leader.
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Richmond. spent Thursday with her. parents;
Mr.. and Mfs. r. w. Browning. OF 'Whyalde.
Mrs. BERTHE Dicks. of Hip Vista, spent
Wednesday With friends on TIT Brook Road.
Mrs. Beatrice Payne OF Duntrcath spent
last Friday In Richmond.
mace, has returned homo after few Gays
nsre, hap returned home after few days
visit to relatives .nenr Westhnmpton Park,
Miss Mnttie EubnnR. Of westhampton Park,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Jones on
Broad Street Road.
guest OF Mrs. Fuller, Of rio Vista. on last
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Loving and their little
SOIL. Master Bruce. Jr, Of .Blueficld. West
Virginia.. and Miss Mary Williams. OF Rich
mond, visited frieifds at Cheswick last Sunday
W. r. Miller. Of West Cary Street, Rich
mond. spent Saturday night and Sunday With
relatives near Ridge Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alley Franklin OF West Cary
Street. Richmond, spent Sunday With the Int
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Browning,
Miss Rosa Belle Thorpe. Of Broad Street
Road, spent. Monday night With Mrs. Ethel
fBsdenocli. OF Cheswick.
Mr. and M-.. Nethcrland, WHO, have been
into their new home on the Cary Street Road
Mis- Lille Baughnn. OF Ridge, has re.
turned home after spending some time with
relatives In Richmond.
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The regular monthly meeting OF the crnw.
ford W. c. T., U. will be held in the home
Of Mrs. Samuel Jttei Wednesday, May nth, at
Miss EScelle Readles has returned to her
home after a weeks visit to friends and reln.
tlyes Mt Alice. q
meeting ne r a al the home n' 81 Mrs 5. X Bates
OH next Monday, May 18th. at $3.50 p. NJ. All
Mrs. G. c. Smith, Of Atiec. is much indls-
posed At her home
,!on will meet at the chapel. near Pole Green
70 M Grs'p T. q i eou,d,nr, who has been much
indisposed for some time and was Thought to
be rapidly Improving. suffered another attack
nessy ss OF enar Des rove
spending some time with her sister on Venhble
Street. Richmond; a.. ,,,,,,
Bowls. who was taken to the hospital 10 Rich;
mond, when six weeks old. Is now at home and
is much improved
and Miss Williams Of Richmond. Visited Mrs.
Annie Burnett. Of Kentucky, recently g, 80
slightly hurt By a runaway mule recently.
has entirely recovered
REV; J; L: friblee and wife spent ,,t the day az
the Inc children Of Mr. and Mrs. 1inwood
WI" Mrs. At ). II. Beadles Visited her son at
Highland Springs, recently ~. !, MIN, -
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Miller Pole reen
Mrs. L. b. Morrison and children have re-
turned 70 FaImonnt after pheasant Visit %
Mrs. Ella Cosby visited her sister In Rich.
Mf David Grubb.; who has been quite 81, sick
III. &r. Lee Miller. Of Meadow Farm, was a
recent visitor at Highland Springs
Miss Sarah Allison spent Tuesday night at
last ae Monday @s' at f'f the horne Of Mrs Ryand
SIR. Beadles and daughters. Misses ~ Mamie
and, Leila, was In the city curing inc p ast
Nj. Martin. q ely Mont 9,ntot Is c eGens
Ing some TINE WIZ reaI enkns Visited friends
at the Cliffs on Sunday. 49,
Bsaale. & Hskosy m e. s1p y,st
her SON. Herman neadles, sttha at,, place q
relatives near Atles rece r1as p.ntst bur
next Sunday at 3 o'clock BY the pastor: Rev
Mr. Jones This time has been changed ss ed.a from
to the second and fourth Sundays In the after
'' Mrs. BETTE Allison is visiting her dnugh..
: Master Ellison Gauld,ns .spen. a part Of last
week with his cousins in the West, End; ~.
visited relatives in Richmond Thursday.
Mr. Charlie Beadles. Of =, King Wullam,, has
returned home from VlSIt 10 nus unCIe. .,4.
"A medal contest will be held at Walnut
grove Saturday. night. May goth. = large ar
crowd Is desired. s Z
Mrs: nj C.. Timberlake. Of Pole Green. Inns
been spending some time with friends and
Hiss lena Tucker. OF old Church. ex-
poets to make her future home In Richmond.
james Lynch. Of Horse Shoe who has been
suffering from malaria Is again able to be
ou Mis-. Hlda west visited friends near New
o 4 Mr. Woodail, OF woodawn, visited friends
In New Kent during the past week. sis
y Mr. Hughes, of New Castle. spent aome
time at bis farm near Old Church, recently.
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pittsylvania's Old Church.

Editor Of The Tlnes-Dlspatch:
sir,-LWhat was the name Of the Epls-
copai church, built in Pittsylvanin coun-
ty in the eighteenth century by Captain
John Donelson. who afterwards founded
Nashville, Tennessee? Have you data
OF family? Captain Donelson and his
son-!n-law. John caffrey, Of Bedford;
Thomas Wilcox and his wife. Winlfred
caffery, also OF Bedford, moved TO- Tell
nessee after 1857. Later they were Joined
nv Jacob Reid and his wife, Nancy (Anne)
Thomas, OF Botetourt. Captain Donel-
sons daughter, Rachael. married An
drew Jackson who was her counsel IN
procuring her divorce from her first hus-
band. Richards ~ -
bishop Meade, in his "old Churches,
ministers and Families OF virginia has
only this to say In reference 10 this
church. @
rAs to churches I'm Pittsylyan!a). J
have heard OF one about twenty miles
from the courthouse. In the year l779
Mr.. Richard Chamberlain. OF st. Peters
church, New Kent, conveyed to the yes-
try, for one hundred and slxty-Ave
pounds, FIVE hundred and elghty'eisht
acres Of land, On this land The RcY' Mt.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

There will bc no services in the Methodist
Episeop9l Church ,,, H.
a good attendance is most earnestly desired
ns Hsaio% sfins ai'ss9
mssns with %rs rs Kss
chr ss Sst On AZ sSs's f 81
Smith. at the Tower House. :" when M IN.
Mr.. Albert Hubers and Mr. Frank Kerr
seIe guest, during the week Of M's. Nina ir
at the Tower House for The rast few weeks.
has returned TO her home With he, grand nd
covered we're; Il to b able to sit up while each
Nj. Daniel Smith: q Town ,1ou.e;,. i,
convention, which is in session 10 there ere:
entertained t z at five.o'eioct te. By Mrs. b.
a. Smith on Thursday.
LIns. On weaaesd e q which much
enjoyed, several from Richmond taking part
IN M r. Zane smith va. entertained at dinner
on I Thursday By Mrs Dewitt Hubbard. who la.
apartments at the Tower House. Z
ton were quietly married at the Methodist
af sssnnT pespe s were
entertained n, the home OF Mr.. Fred Frank
evening osf r st
Win and 'A Nina Cotton; Messrs Harvey Akin.
,Sn 1sb,e IRWIN Pew ana
Tho roll OF honor for the past week follows:
I ert Drake. Stanley Griffin. Elder Dunn John
Hubbard, Jessie Kibler. Gertrude Kramer, Lena
l hrsne w,le r Mnrano Catherine Rssbe vaiary
Richard. Myrtle Reitelbach. Carlyle Rohleder.
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SHORT PUMP NOTES.

o.
Mrs. J. X. Cottreil, OF Erin Shades, who has
been quite sick. is now nble to be out again
Mrs ]. 7. Duynll and her daughter, Miss
Little Miss Sadie Bo,tles OF Erin Shades.
is visiting her cousins. near Clayton.
With eub pcnc
Trey wers ,awardea q verna Jackson; sadie
Mr. Oyler presented them with a nice little
talk Those present from Richmond were:
bs s es. e 6ena anpys Ason bes ss
Lacky, Mrs. Talbot. Airs. Allison; Messrs.
Gano. Allison. B; Martin. .Th9mas Watkins.
Mrs. Lizzie snead spent Thursday with her
sister. Mrs, Bowles, Of Erin Shades: ~
party was given Tor the benefit Of shady
Puryear, Mr. Nash. Mrs; a 81; Henley Mrs:
Msses Gss .1e Tsnns
Herbert Puryear.. Tom Pnryear. Robert puryear,
Hsns Joe nan sg.n hess =
Z Miss Bessie Pnryear has returned to her
home near chiclahominy after visit to rcla-
tires at la lorsville: vn;
friends in Hanover for the past week, has
returned to bis home near Gnyton: VI a. -.
Broad sces hena senpfa 70 ms
Shades. Visited Miss Rebecch Kennedy. 90
Mr. and Mrs T.. a.. snead and Miss Agnes
Bcwles spent a very. pleasant evening Mt the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Rea mes. Of Pleasant
Hill. VA, on Thursday. n
4 alr. s. T. Wade Is quite sick at his home
on Broad Street Road. 4.
Or. Il. p. Niichaels. OF Ridge. visited friends
In Upper Henrico county, Thursday. .
Mr.. Logan spiller visited frieids in the city
There viii be preaching at Deep Run Baptist
Church on the second Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
5iting his parents near Short Pump. Va.
Miss Agnes Bowles spent Friday With her
aunt, Mrs Scott. near Gayton, Va.
Mr.. Thomas Powers. OF Chickahominy. vis-
TIED friends nenr Ridge on Wednesday evening.
5lr. n. J. Henley. OF upper Henrico county,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. b y.
Mrs. v. n: Henley, Mrs. Ioi. Mills. and n; Mrs
b. b. Leake spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Rosa Henley. OF Hylers. Va.
Miss Rebecca Kennedy. who has been quite
sick for the past week, is now able to
m. ii Il + "a - VI
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs Mortimer McCluer and two children have
returned Is their home after spending the
past week with relatives In Orange county.
Miss Dimple Moon, OF cnrterhville, Va, Is
the guest Of Miss Della Baker, Of Fourth
Avenue.
the Earnest Worker. Society Of sii.pah
Presbyterian Church: held its regular monthly
meeting yesterday Saturday afternoon, at I
O. clock at the "ManSe.'
r Tho Young Peoples Social Club will be en-
tcrtained next Wednesday evening by Miss He'
beccn Clarke at her home on Third Avenue
Miss Nance OF New Kent county, Ia spending
the summer months with Mrs farbpugh. OF
Mrs. Rennie, Of Amelia county. has been
visiting her son. Mr. r. F. RennIe. OF Fourth
The Senior Card Club was. on. last Thurs.
day evening, delightfully."- entertained BY Or:
and Mrs. Paul Redd, at their home on Third
There will be a rehearsal at North Side
Hall next Tuesday evening at $3.50 o'clock. Of
the college Girls who are to take part
in the entertainment, which Is to be given
next Friday evening May 10th.
Mas Inttic Harrison. Ut Ashland, va y
visiting Miss Hessie Wingficld Of Highland
Miss Gregsby, Of King George county, is
spending some time with Mrs. Marlborough.
O N E'' sltfins OF Chestnut Hill. who has been
qnite sick for the past month"; Is improving
rapidly.
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NATIONAL TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE
\ ASSOCIATION, REDUCED RATE TO
nonpn niR. LINE RAILWAY,

Account OF the Il. r. A. Convention at
savannah Ga., the SEABOAItD Agents
Will sell round trip tickets from Rich
mond at rate Of sl5.5s each; tickets SOLD
Nav IAN and 18TH, limited to return on
~ before May 26th. 1904 THE SEA
boAI,D has been chosen as tho OFFl-
tt,IAL ROUTE to Savannah for this occa-
slon. and has the shortest route and most
convenient schedules, Extra Pullman
sle epers will be operated for this conven
ton. and everything possible will DO done
Tor the convenience and comfort OF dele
rates attending this convention, For
pullman reservations and all information
apply to Richmond Transfer company,
any SEABOARD Agent or TO
IL. s. Lizard, w. N. TAfLof,
Dis. Pass. ACT, CITY PASS Ast
$50 East Main street.
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Crater Still to be Seen.

Editor q! The Times-Dispatch: a3
sir.-l, VIII you please inform me how
far is tho city OF Newport News from,
where the United States military prison.
built In 1861, Is located? X,
.. Is the Crater. near Petersburg, still
to DO seen? l u
8. In what year did General Henry A.
Wise die, and where WAS he buried
TIL EX rGOSF'EDERA1,E ID.
l. We do not know what you mean, i
FORTRESS Monroe. at Old Point. 10 about
ten miles from Newport News. "
g. Yea.
g. Governor Wise died In Richmond
September 70. 1876. and his remains rest
IN IIol!ywopd Cemetery,
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WILMINGTON, N. G.
Especial to The Timos-Dispatch

E Sax
tournament between representatives Of tho Nor Or:
folk Country Club and the Cane Fear a. COLI
9 Ss v se By hooas
.'s siiss Victoria s Stone and Ms ~. H stone
where their brother, DR.. J. A. Stone graduates
this month WITH high hono 1aihor Z, I,
Alexander Mcclure OF the Presbyterian church
here, after spending the winter in this city has
gone to sparianhurg. $, c., to remain the sum
=; The Or 6rst dance Of the season at wrIghts:
takes next TetSn's nSSGo Nay
the city have the matter In hand and a special
suburban car'Swlil transport the crowd 70 tha
0er ss coS"c, q hs peeese Carolina
viii convene in Wilmington On May soth and
there Will DO Ct least 1ne 1 dssga ta
and a number OF prominent ministers Will
also be OH hand The body Is legislative
Friday was a big day with the Red Men Of the
wrehtsylls Beach 70 which the general
pt RI WAS carried out. including numerous
sde attractions furnished by the liberal
he sr and tfa Mrs. NILS q Baltimore are tho
guests THIS week OF j CAPTAIN and Mrs y. 9,
Governor Glenn has honored two Wilmington
mon, Mcssrs Hugh McRae and y. Edgar Lewis,
~ msmhn M ns
ton on May 2Sd, to 25th.
The "annnal tea" given by the Hospital
ST. James Episcopal Church, was quite 9 success
and Was attended by many 81 tho lending peo-t
pie Of the city The proceeds were for usa IN
unable to secure proper medical attention in
sickness out Of their own means.
for the month Of June, will be the presenta ton
Of the opera nPlnafore', at the Academy.
There win be more, than half hundred
little people OF the city, and SOME of older
years. who will take part in, this production,
which offers the amateur ample oppori unity TO
show what he or she can do In the theatrical
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SEVEN PINES.

The roll Of honor for the past week follows:
Primary Grades-Ethel Clarke. Pauline Single,
John Goodwin. Eddie Griggs. Edwin Houston.
Charlie Houston, Thomas =, Jordan Raymond
West; Grammar Crades.-.,Virgie Bottoms. Net
Ruth Pollard Hazel Reid, Bernard bottoms,
Cour tland Tiler, Floyde Wyman; Fred Werner.
There we're quite number Of visitors al
Fair Oaks and Fulton Park during the past
The ..scnsurng Party. which was given Mt
the pavilion ON Wednesday night was quite
a successful affair. as we'll as a very enjoy
realized for the benefit Of Corinth Church.
Mr.. James Lyme the veteran guide. who WAS
so unfortunate as to lose his horse Is very
much behind in his business affairs owing
to this loss. q
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ELK0 NOTES.

{, Mr.. Dunnavant. section foreman, who has
been III for some time, has gone to the hos
:. III b. 4. Watkins and o. s. sharpe went to
Richmond Thursday on business trip:
parents the first OF tho week.
Children's Day will be observed at Willis
Church on Sunday, May 2lst.
Misses Annie and Ethel Dunnavant have re-
turned from trip to Newport News
magic lantern show was presented at Will
lis Church on Wednesday night for the bene.
lit OF the missionary cause.
The roll OF honor for the past week followa:
James DeLong. Evelyn kahl Juniata Robins,
Leila Robins. Mabel Robins. Emma Schroeder.
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= 4 j q y
the custom OF bereaycd persons to testi-
~ their grief for the loss OF friends or
relatives by some external change OF dress
and department, The Eastern nations
and the Greeks cut off their hair. while
the Romans allow the beard and hair to-
grow In mourning. Different colors have
been adopted as emblems OF grief, The
ancient Egyptians wore yellow; the
Etheopians gray; the Roman and Spartan
women white which Is still the color OF
grief In China, Japan and Slam; In Tur-s
key blue and Violet; In other European
countries sand In America black Is the
mourning color. The kings Of France
mourned.in violet. Or
9. Each one OF us has. 6s
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on Chestnut Hill last week.
Mrs. X. D.. Haler. who has been sick for
the past week. Is improving.
4 Mr. F.. y. Ray has returned home. after
a short trip to Norfolk. Va.
Miss Carson is visiting Mrs. Flippen. Of
Fifth Avenue.
Mrs. Enslow, Of Highland Park, is visiting
relatives In New York. aa
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IA Matter s Of Dress.

Editor Of The Times Dspatch:
Slr-To settle q dispute kindly answer
through your Query Column the follow
ing; Would It be considered proper for
a gentleman to wear an evening dress
suit (swallow taiD to a morning re-.
ception or wedding. when full dress is re-
quired. and oblge,
Sometimes upon wedding occasions in
the daytime the church windows are
darkencd and the gas lighted to make
a night effect, In that case a swallow
tall would be proper, but not otherwise.
The conventional coat for morning dress
is the Prince Albert.
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To Cure Corns.

Editor OF The TImes-D ispatch:
f sir,-Will you please publish In your
Daily Times dispatch queries a sure
cure for corns on the feet? You VIII
greatly oblige SUBSCRIBER.
S Corns arc caused by tho constant pres
sure OF ill-htting shoes. Therefore, an
easy. comfortable shoe Is indicated. Apply
ring protective rlasters around the corn;
soak the corn in hot water, morning and
night after which apply with a camel's
hair brush the enclosed:
Aclo! salecyclici, half drachm; Ext.
Cannale 1ndicae. or. vii; Collodii, half
ounce.
NJ. Sig. Apply with camel's hair brush,
morning and night.
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The Ben Hur Horses.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
sir,-Will you kindly publish In your
query column at which performances dur
Ing the week OF Ben Hur) were there eight
horses and which four horses used IN
the chariot race. Your attention to this
viii greatly oblige e. NJ. w.
Manager Rex, OF the Academy Of Music.
says that eight horses were used at every
performance.
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a Baseball Query.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
4 sir,-Please answer in next Sundays
paper. Why is 1t that the admission to
the Twin City BASEL ball games this year
is twenty-five cents, grand stand thirty
five cents. when last year admission was
fifteen cents. grand stand twenty-five
cents and last year the games were twice
as good ~ and oblige
- A SUBSCRIBER.
Respectfully referred to the manage
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q a IS IT'D 1 K "a.
~, J, Tho Kind You Hare AISays Bought
Signature :, lex1z}zzzM
VERY LOW RATES TO The WEST

VERY LOW RATES TO THE WEST
AND NORTHWEST.
The Chicago Great Western VIII, 10
May 18TH sell one-way colonlsts tickets
to Arizona. California, Idaho. Montana,
Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Al
berta and British Columbia a. greatly
reduced rates. Enr further information
apply to W, NJ Mcconnell. 4. p, A., Oh
Bourse building, philadelphia, Pa.
81 "a. vs. T o 7,I "a.
B,.,s N, = The Kid You Hare Always Balsk
's, Y 3,zNzMNl;x
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Rural Carriers.

Editor Of The Times-Dispatch:
+ Sir,-Was a rural free delivery carrier
ever yet promoted to better job? Please
answer in your query columns.
SUBSCRIBER.
He Is not eligible to any other position
in the classified service, performed by
classified employees. unless he passes an
examination for the position he desires.
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5Guilliam lived. One OF the vestrymen,
to whom the lana was conveyed. John
Donelson. emigrated to Tennessee, and
was the father Of Mrs. General Jackson.
The glebe lay on the road to Henry
Courthouse, few miles from "Callands."
It DOUBTLESS shared the fate Of other
glebes.'
The name of the parish appears to have
been Camden What the name ofsthe
church was he does not disclose 10. e
seems to have been non-existent In 1857,
the date Of publication Of Bishop Meade $
book.
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QUERIES AND
......ANSWERS
Jamaica Ginger.

Editor OF The Tlmes-Dispatch:
slr,-Please say II merchant has the
right to sell Jamaica ginger under
merchants license. READER.
Yes.
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cAlNEs's MILL.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Crnw.
ford W. G. IT, U. will be held in the home
Of Mrs Samuel jttei Wednesday, May 18th, at
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Mourning.

Editor OF The Times-Dispatch i8
"a Sir,-You will oblige by answering the
following qtestions:
i. How did the custom Of wearing
black as mourning originate? What are
some Of the colors OF mourning adopted
by heather nations and what are they
intended to sympolize!
2. Is 1t correct to say Each one OF
us have an interest IN the matter OF
each one OF us has an interest ~ g'ite
matter?" Z
!. From the earliest ages 1t has been
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Who Is It?

Who Is It?
Editor OF The Times-Dispatch:
sir,-Please give me information about a
person in Richmond in tho harness bus
iness who was cured of blindness by q
Philadelphia doctor. His place Of business
10 either on Main or Market Streets.
6 MRS. NJ. B.
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St. Patrick Wanted.

Editor OF The Times-Dispatch:
Sir,-Jvill you please tell me II you can
In next Sundays paper what will keep
snakes away from country home; also
keep them away from the barn? am
anxiously waiting for Sunday Dlspat ch.
Oblige z. 8. ~
we know Of no way OF getting rid Of
snakes but to kill them.
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Poems Wanted.

2 Poems Wanted.
Editor Of The Tlmes-Dispatch:
sir,-We should like to have the fol-
lowing poet11s:
1.-THE Denominational Team, pilates
WIFE," by Macdonald; Dream OF Pilates
Wife, By yrydges; Present Crisis" by
Lowell; Good Bye Old Booze"
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Where Is David Johnson?

Editor OF The Times-Dispatch:
z Sir,-Wil anyone knowing the where
abouts Of John David Johnson, OF Gov
ington. Va, please communicate with his
friends at that place. Any information
will be gratefully received.
s. B. JOHNSON.
CovinRton. Va,