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M maxi and II the date is NOT
BS Torn WITHIN TWO WEEKS
INV ENSTTT THE OFFICE WITHOUT
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Farmers Feed Your Hay-buy
Cattle. will make you loan Tor
this purpose. Call on r. O. Mchln-
ney, Weiser, Idaho. 2ln
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0, 5, |. TIME TABLE

i, ,suxp EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY BY
/ oCKWOOD & HARDING.
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WEBB IA
[SEtEyYMzylIIl[Fg|lI !slz1IIf lsS


Aives 1itiskc Webb, II married Sarah
Frances Cheshire " 8ass III III
Annie 1I,lskc, danght Of 8sJnncA md!
Sarah Frances Webb, married Joseph
Blount Cheshire, now bishop Of North Pr
Carolina, NJ ag u; ySst
~ ~ Frances Helen, { daughte b Dr. James,
and Annie 11uskn Webb, married DR.
osn,onh Long, Of Charlotte, 81 CSa, and
died there mt her son-in -law's, Cen
eral Ri fiis Barringc Il. RI N .ss vi
8 Mary daughter Of 4 rsi ia tties md Annie
Huskc married .5gJ Long, Of 4 Mime
apolls, AiltlnS nfld have descendants ~
that city and ALDO II, 81, Louis Mo, 5
S quite Il number OF tho descendants OF
these North Clrolinn cbbsss live IN 4 Ia 1.
sbatlay and mississippi and thus the noble
webb nncestryS arc scattered II many
States sof tho Union. VA AZ.
We have produced tho arr,1s. rs given ven
5l,y Burke. for Sir John ebb 1914 !; also
an Crozler's Gencnlog lcal ArInor the
sWcbbsg Of s$ New v Kent Va. which arc
S.a,eiiies d cross betwcell four falcons, or,
crest quito q ducai corotlct drnla eag g
3Rlles .ii @ NJ g. NJ.
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The deeds OF our tAtherH IN TIC HIXtles
40 tha last century furnish an eXnmple


OF the last century furnish an example !!
and illustration Of every manly virtue.
Their self-sacrifico for country and duty
in times of war and reconstruction Is
worthy OF imitation by their sons Il I am
glad an effort Is being pushed forward
to record III some enduring form what
was best In their lives and characters It
seems to me, II We arc to have human
models, how fortunate is that youth#of
the South, who models his life after the
composite characters Of Lee and ia clsson,
have for many years aken an Interest
in the history of my native county, Rock
bridge, and especially that part OF It
which relates to the war between the
States. For this reason i had tho honor
OF being appointed by the Lce-Iackson
Camp Of Confederate VGteranR,&of Lex
ingt on, Va, to aid three Of their dstin-3
guIshed comrades e. +, Koon, ". T..
Johnston and j. Scott MOORE IN compiling
the roster Of soldiers for Rockbrldge,
county. now on record In our County,
Court office; which, | believe, Is tho most
complete record furnished by any cDun-
| ty in Virginia, and which took much labor
land time OF four mon, through six years
| to complete The eighth census dSC0l of
1.-The United States, shows Rock bridgo had
1854 men between tho limits Of coi,s6rp-
tion Of the Confederate; government, The
| fifteen dh) companies and lniscellaneous
Hist from Rpckbrdgn show u total enroll
llmcnt Of 2,S43 men, who entered the army,
or which s.t65 were furnished from tho
/ county. or nearly Sc per cent. OF tho men
1 OF Rockbridge on q war footing entered
1 tho service Of their country; most of the
i Remaining u pet cent. were dIsp blcfl by
4 b0lily8infrlnitics. + remember rightly
4 I'resldent Lincoln called on Virginiu, as
.Iher quota, for 2. 10 men 70 compel The se-
/ cedlng States ~ return 10 the Union.
4 Rockbridgc alone Furnished almost that
j number IN reaiat thls call, or tho a,nis
4 men who entered the army, 20 were killed
lin battle, 4G3 wounded and 100 died in SER
A vice, or a total Of S2a casualties, amount
Ing 10 oyer AZ percent.
II or tho 2,50D soldiers, 142 were commits
stoned officers and lob Don-colnmls-
p!oned officers ard prvatfs, mcst at
II whom we're worthy to wear Tho Insignia
!, OF rank. or tbs li3 eoinn9m!Rsioned of,
!, fic4s, wers gennrals s colones, Il
I, tlieulrpDnt-eoonris 3 majors, AZ captains,
s. Iisntenanis and p surgeons IL there
{ ii q more glorious record 1 have moi seen
~ H. l. for a long time, believed Rock
i bridge lrsL ihe fret YitgnIan killed ii,
! Inc war i.!citenant Robert heG htsney
Bil,nd April 20 1881. but our county re
!. cords sl,o8 Captain Mari Was killed al
i Fairfax Courthouse Jnne A, 1861, ton days
4 before Wyatt, ~ Nortfi Carollpa a,
( Eethei. beiiepe Rnekbridge lost tho last
!, man Killed 10 battle In Virginia. Three
i u her IONS lost their lives on tbs lasl
\ dag at APPROXIMATION, WlJi, MfGanley
: poeES5idge Aftilerys James Whom nnf
is 4, Waller. Fourteenth virginia; llif
q luat two IN ,ie last cavalry charge afleI
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}cinrtered TO carry General 1Alfayc and
suite, who was Accompanied by tho IioY-s
errors offours 8 tntcs- Ohio. I<entncky,tft-
4 iinln nnd Florida; ~ During tho voyage
many interesting. topics ot Subl ic .nffairsa
were discussed, some Of which he gives
Ei,,g Ills lottcr, & but would ba too lengthy
To enntlcratof here. hfyinipresslontisC cl
ontl Joseph Pollard married twice ~, MS
first wife being ~ M ss Thornton. 81 ot 4
Caroline county who lad three
8sons-r homaa, liam md Pei or horn y
ton. Tile names & OF Ills sual,ghtetB are
mot known. n or is TINT ofs Ills sec md WI
Thomas Pollard lived IN Kentucky n md 4
Sdled at l,rincst Oh. N yen1lcr ia SO
~ Willinm Polnrd act led III Mount Ycr.$$
nom Indiana and Ind #grYeral cfildrcnsA
Peter Thornton & Pollard sl lived u n J. ISlnB !
5andSQueen county; he married III betti 4
Todd Fnlntlcroy,l OF tl1eGsame county, and
had ono son and seven daug iterH,s all Of
whom diedsin early childhood except the
Three youngcat. Isabel la T;uge trln 81
@rled Or. $s Robert Bruce 4. nun tie roy !, 3 0l
|Mlddlcsex county, Ella Fnuiitl eroy III never
|Smnrrled: Eliznbetl i ayno odd married
lieutenant Robert Boyle Roy, 4 OF Tssse.xs
county Colonel Thornton fPo llard died
at Ills home, ford, King and Queen
county, about sixty Ave years of a sc: @
ssSs Ive have before Buss ~ most u Interesting
lalcttcr OF Colonel Joseph l20lln X, of etl-
lucky, written Ia 1899 to his son, Peter
Thornton Pollard, Of King and " teen
Ecounty, giving the Interesting clrcutrl-s
stance OK the voyage on The + boa q Wit n
Lafayette and the four Cove r,lp rs, as de-
] scrlbed Ia boyc. ss ssSS FL Il ~. SSs
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HAMPTON ROADS
Z t3asflsJ-4 r
Mr.. Davis Followed What He
Knew to BE Wishes Of Soldiers.

In ' ii conversation with General W, II.
Payne, some time In 1888, | found him
much lnccEsed by certain recently pub
dcmned Mr. Davis for not coming to
terms With the Federal authorities at
the Hampton Roads conference. He said
he thought II strange that tho Southern
Whatever those at home may have Thought
OF the matter, tho army neYe,' desired 4
peace except upon \, Y. dillon OF the az &C,
acknowledgements Of the independence OF the
tings from |. war-t Inc issue OF the Stnun-
ton Vinlicator which showed this to be
.he trutof history hI,S ana nn r9n,lse,d 40
extract iron, d letter In whlchSi,c ac-
Acknowledged their receipt i5
1.-THE copy Of the Vlnd!cator reminds
me that the soldiers who really consti,,
iuted ne peepe would mot
mise Of adjustment which did mot In
elude Independence, until forced to do SO
at Appalnattox by starvation, death and
| 1.-The custom Of peoplc who have forgot ten
that tho army was tho nation to rcnre-
| sent Mr. Davis rs having unneceSaarily
protrasc:"a the War, and by5stupid obst y
l-Gacy having driven us through q sea IT
| unnecessary blood 70 final ruin at a ppo-
| mattox Tie resolutions OF regiments will
| show that II WAS not In Mr.. DaNis's power
\ to fix day for the termination o our
1 not Include indcpcndence would have been
accented until the power Of resistance
/ Ind ceascdi8 8ig5%
4 The resolutions referred to We're as fol-
By The ,rhlrty-ilrsi Virginia Resmont.
i pcgran's Brigade, Feb. !. stI5
fsSys nr fha w @sN "a r rou
S'' lis = blood 81 our sIapsh,e,'ed u con-
A rSdes. demand that we shall lay Them
down only when THIS purpose is ACCOM-
i on February 9, 1856. The finy-sscond
4 Virginia Regiment, theN under command
4 # CAPITA bentou kpiner, adopted Il rcsp-
lthe above, the wording OF which, how
7 ever, the yindlcator. does not give. r
| About thn same time Nj q. j Arm.
, iistpadi 1. ,galant member Of Tie ROCK.
bridge Iaiiery. was requested by lis OFF,
GERS TO dtaW M Il resolution expressing
the yihEs 1f lbs battery on tho 1usaii0f
} Of the terms 81 peace which lad hgeI
i, oiseqsssi il The press l,etore aud ate
= The Hampton Roads conference. etieIil
!. me tliat lie hiss entirely forgotten III
Language Of slip resolution he drew pp
% fight 10 tEe FAST ditch, npess tbs prs
Z tenn ofmpee WAS thr full acknowlGdgs
mentnf Tho complete lndependeDee of -
Southern fpnleaefneg wis waited 70
ri by every nlan IN the c1tnppHy, and wa
sen, for publication 70 the Kichnion
press.
4 II Hhpull ~ remembered that all tbpS
resolutions Mere ny maii Who hnd ri
ready carried endurance almost 10 Il
last human limit They show thai u,
army surrendered nat because iis rpir
!! MAS hrokGIii but bccaps. ii Was starved
and out o. ammunition, ana horne dpp
lYi aby the weight OF Overwhelming Hnmbcr
a iltB IL gbc lrun historic fact which Gei
efai pagne feared tint the Southern pet
u PIE Nigh, he in danger 81 forgn,nnR
CARTER DlsEkicl.i ley.
stamtom, Va, is9o.
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Il Clayt;orS e; and nd Key

.TSee ~ ar II srlrios u few items from
nv genealogical, iio,es. which b may,pos 1!
hcp, some one To- Cl,lnnGln m fam
and ta may, if The Is
4 ,oWry,s,,,d lam al the look out for5ite
bnnd, Captain r. Z, Cha ytor. 81 u Tie
Rogers 81 dodgers nc !, ~ stoc'e
Aiartin Key anu Walter Key we're lying
II, T3edforI in colonial days. and ~ on
Harry ,he stats cg, s1ature 81 y y
Z, 4 ,nssoS = company from Bed ford with
G Gen George Rogers Clark III i. illIos
II IT'S. iSi am not much on trn O. tion, 8put
depend upon facts and cures. =, I, 4,
Respectfully. isi NAE. 81 p =. ii
II Bedford City VI. :y
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Caldwell.

1Wanted, INFORMATION amy @thelfol-
lowing Caldwells, some Of whom went mt e
Wthl lillian Caldwell. u or celerain. Mass
married grst, Anna; she died zoctoper & ~
4 iISinWejl Stewart, g born November 2, III
Increase McG co, born September y u i7 ~
William CALDWELL born Octohaser "a ~ 4'eo'
William Caldwell married SECOND La a.
,yinn james; their children were n: -.
James Gilmore. born Jan .1s ~,
Anne AIctiee, bor1dduly q. 1902
Wanted, the ancestry of Lay ni;ts &. ones,
md descendants OF her son, john, ~ n
As Leonard ST. N lew York city,
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I. !. Tuck.

Edltorsuf The Tlmcs- Dispntch s3sS
5 Bir,--yVill you kindly give through your
columns information of the Tuck filmi!yS
Sof Virginia. One wa Is Conole Cary TUCK
5of Revolutionary fame. who lived In King
william Or Essex county y! Any slnforrrata.s
5tion would be great appreci ats ted
3y3i CT Nj, "a, r chmond. va.
IN 50 far we can find very q ttle o. tho
tuck family lii ~ Virginia. y hougf, they.
are mentioned as carly set Tiers In Aiassaa 4
'chusetta ana NeW York about q s6al} Per-
hans Sof game as tho Virginia 4 ucks
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Rogers OF Rogus.

May lsth; David Rogers married
Mary Chris Y, !, $ ;, \ !, ~
ara a j Ohm Rog ers was sseclirlt on m ar-
3riiigs bond John Rogers's wife was named 4
Marger..Ite. - n III 4 he was living IN Y
Charlotte county. - . i &. X,
kIfopors ana Mai haniel Rogers were Wit
sncsses 10 ID deed ii, Bedford count IN
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chicago, III 1851 n
Cooke Family,

Jldltop Genealogical oolunl
fern me- RsS f fSlg pi,S Would
ike to ilaymthe ant my gF g, Y
Mas S cierse 81 IenricoF county, lla9S OF
3tl.ereabouts, .,e,1YI,,c,R TRIR az
No we have ~! L2 (, IN ! q Naan noEs
Parish Records u. 3, ~ ~
iily Who were early Of the q coupe
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~ Johnston or Johnson.

& o-.fsenJ. Johnson's vii son chrsto-
spI,cr not q! age. 4 i7a-- Benz j ohnsontlnur-
2nher9 Johnso1,. At l7ll Chrlstonhe Ter n ohltson
married l:liza beth Hancock N # = q, # 81
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Garner,

Edltor8 Genealogical Col unlll,-.sSYill you
~ Come correspondcnt Iplclse give me fil-
formation on the aern1aqf, fanVit y q saa i,
tsarner I'm hurried ElSpleton; horn January
so i7so, he died 1870 md his wl5oW IN :
riet. Thont,s Norris, 80: Would IKE Us, ~
have the given name OF Mr. fS y. pt y III
/. chicago, liz 1887 lndhkn AYo,. !.
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Park ersburg. w. Va.
S. Meade.-.

10 Fl. P. Baker rrernona Va: ,li N
,ye gave n$ full account OF both tho
u suu ana Meade family, with coat o. -
arms ir, Issue Of Tim lspa p OF = O.
IN loer j . 1903, but Il any hing g cai,
be furnished. MS rcEn rds$ the So '!s 81
Richard KIdder Meade branch. Sit WIZ oe3
published al ID . " = I,
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Thorpe.

Dear sIr, Can any ono give Einfortna a. s8
stion AZ n to tho progenitors Of Ca r'talng
Francis Thorpe. OF rhorp, and his "a thterS
Thomas Thorpe :? They were Essex sco,in-&
~ people, who remoyed to Bed ford c t'ln
Nv. ssS HI tssR5e It'll
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4 MES Or 3R1 1orlIls DNE q Rails
. M or A11Tl1LEtsY rR9ollMl
4 ,1ri,1. n. 1,endleto1. u IN \.
i. 1Ai Nva l1'c "a h NELs.
Strhonlns If. Garter. q d "A. ~ 55 5t III
Hillary i. 70 Jones. iii N ne
W.. j. Peg ram sts5 TX III - N ~ 81 i455
X s. Il Cititchfleld. J. hi + ]. n y. III
i'liomasg j efferson Page. Jr.t3S " 5 "a
5$li.sC.# Cabell.& & SsYfa n ~
Il james Isct 1ller. 5s
4 w. f. Burnett, q 81 r u,
James s. Henderson,. u! M ss5
{ I. c. Shields. v Il az II
q r. IL Wal lter. a rs h 5iiS f$5
n /, Nj Maury. s3 5{
Il !. WA tkinson. q.i g 5f5 n q S ~ M FL "a
I j, u, Garnet. S ri III t
4 Dclnwarc 1Sen,pcr. " N FL n
Nvln. Nels on. i.,6 A fiy3 s'ts 544t
.rhonas g Garter. Nj
Hilary. l,l ] j ones 'les @ 81 SI
J B. Nv. Frobel. h t;g .s tsS \! a
4 u. 5NV. Bond uraiit. TX tS II g54 I,
I j. e Floyd 1Sing. Y, i35s3 Il
James II. Branch. s;34 K, ia
!. ". II II aaueIs Il i';
Charles Richardson &.
Alex. W.. stark u III.
n Robert n. strblng. ~
Marmaduke7 johnson sgs i q 81
II. Preston Chew. AZ !:i N.
Il. Il. Smith. . I, !, NJ Al v. u " s5
B. ~. Hunter; s5 VI
4 II. c. Taylor. ~ ~ AT ls VS. Z;
RI. Walker. II 81 lii i4i is8 5 ~ e 81
stG. II. q ]lcrsor. Fl II n N 58is 5g
( Beverley Randolph nj q y 81 ~ ssR Fl s55
. Joseph =. B rem {, 4, I, MA
y FRANCIS w. SSmit|l q
d William Nels son.. i = 5Ie II + S nm s5.
Lewis Minor Coleman. 5.85
Hilary Jones l5ss +. HI n 81!
"a. III. DreWry. m i. Il
M. B. Hardin. ~ Il " Z.
Il Johnston Do Jlagncl 81
n Delaware * emp si5sl Il: 4, 81;
William TX lEll.a a sl u N VI " q III
Z Alfred RI Courtneyr ". .ssS &. h III Il
Lindsay NJ. Snumaker. N ri
{ J. Floyd ISing. X s5,} rs .s33t iii
"A B, W. FRO bel. MN " s5.5i iSs ss
John Pelham. Ell " 81 "a
y Lewis II. Terrell. 81 X 5 81 S.33s Il 5s
h William McAauEhltn y VI w " II
William s. Lowell. Il N; 9TH
Il Arthur L. Rodgers. i{ s3diss 8i6 .s$I 81
Thomas Jefferson Page, Jr,
( Thomas B. French. III
Thomas n. Carter,
u osepE Nv. And Arson 55s @ u
j. l'cgram.
]. W. Latlme r, Il S5
!. ID. l3rockenbrough. s5 #,
liam r, ago 55| g IA. II
Allan. g.5
James Il. Israndcr. IA 5.3li
j Nv. l3ondurant. ~
4 j. D. Mynck. ,s, Is s
x John ~. johnson. 8ts rs 81, i}4 s53ss5
Si ~ l3. Stannrd. III "a
Il s e, 4 Il. Smith. s ~
9 II. M. l3owyer. u. & iI " IN X "a
r. Milton Cary.
NV. II. tyutshnw M 81
r.. C, Jordan. M s.8G4s( XIX Y III 335 8
Robert Nj. Stribling.
r. NJ. &c. Page.
4 David Watson. NJ Ak
Marma1uke j ollnson. .sf
VI NJ NJ Norman "A 3i RIA
II. p. Chew. If 5, IN
=. II. Pratt. s. ~ i8s55 III
NV. H.. CasKie. III IL Il, 4. s. " i, 81. @
Charles Richardson. 5!s ~ \
j.. sEBlount. " &
r.. Wilcox Brown, III n
j. "a Kirkpatrick Gttt1 400
NJ, c. Dance. al * f9t 15
Nv. W. Park X. vi Z. ss5;s,% 81, 1T
TIA. Brandcr 55 Y. " Y
@ S. II, Wright. #
N. "A. Sturdiyant. 5f 3fS55
T. P;IT.rohnston. 3it5,- #
| II. Nv Thomson. Nj isi IL s 43ss
Tho lstHof captains is not sufficient
full to upllcatlon at this time.
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.ROCKBR|DGE Men
|v.S0|U1H.E {. 1 |
1'lie Story of5S1'hcirstl Enlistment i, tss #
Tic Cause That
Vas aIsOst. 5ii ii
WRITE I II: BY SON OF ERAN
lie Eostcr8Tl,at HasIBccp Put.
Upon E17aine'sS Everlastt-- NJ.
ing Pagc 5is 8lts u
( edited BY Jolit, w. Daniel Il

The county Of Rock bridgo contributed
$2,34s soldiers tor the Confederate al war, OF
whom go were KILLED 4 i bat tlel 1853 we're
wounded, and 100 died y \ Fer vice! hey
comprised sixteen comp ies--t x0 Of arr
$tillery. four Of tcavalry,selght Of infantry,
one OF rangers and 3 one OF junior and
senior reservoir Z; The two famous Rock
bridge batteries contained 3o6 and n ~
men, respectively; totnl, 4 476. The troops.
( OF Rockbridge were 4 In the thickest Il "
the fray. and Il her pc oplct lave entered
4 OF record in their county, the roster OF
tho mon who 30 nobly} represented thonlf
on the Mold Of battle. The II ockbridge3
companies . FL tho Tourteenth Virginia
Cavalry were liz the last charge before
the surrender at Apponlattox. Three 80fS
their men we're killed on that OCCASION
and Il hope soon to send you ncontroyerti-5
bio evidences of the facts which "a nlleget..
Indeed, SOME OF them have alread y been
published In the Richmond Iimes-D ls-ii
patch over the signature Of one OF the
host soldiers and truest o G men Of Nir-l
sglnia, Captain u. u. Bouldln, OF Don-3
vile. b. AS " Ss 81. RI - . rs 5i
& The accompanying pa per Is from the
pen OF Mr.. NIcIo DWELL V of 4 I,exing.-a
TOM the son 4 Of a seteran Confederate
soldier His composition has the ring
of5the right meta l.and is a valuable con-
gtributionsto2 the Confederate annals.
&s Y 81 10 I'm w I. DANIEL.
SOLDIERS OF RoCSBR1DGE IN CON-
E "A Il; II FE1IRATE ARMY. n III &
4 By&W.l a. Mcdowell, Son OF a Veteran.)%
sG or lerE2 343 men enrolled In Rockbridge
companies, ,055 were from Rockbrldge,
This table was complied by W. 9 y AIc-5
Dowell from roste on flo III the County
Court office, January %, 1905. III 81 5FF} VI
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Wil,uln son Of. James and Mary I'd
Sonson Webb, FRA ce y. oNn ~, ~
n,oyed near Tally Flo. \. g , ~
III, Whoro lie diod April 4, 1909. His OLD
homestead has been handed doWll sues
3 ncssiyely to his great gran sol,$ ! o clI
"a T T;smry Webb, who Is vet living lere'.l Ills
sis tnr. sarah H.SSl Webb married = ohn
~ Kerr, II native of Scot f.nfl or son,
bRoy, r ebert r, Kerr, 2. D was Ter many
years pastor Of tho First etilnj 4
Church in3Richnlond d and now mas " o''uIs =
~ a..church In Baltimore, Md. 81. 399
r. aTohn Webb, sob of James q 10 y May
Il , dnonson yebb, was born January
NV Nv, lIe married. In 1772. Amy y ooKor,9
nyaI,inwiddle count y,9 M who WAS $porn5
sAue,ist a. 1859, and died Mnrcl 2o,' 1Hdsn.
;l,haw moved ncnr Oak II 81, where
Ehe died August 20, 1926 E,g3 n
VIII owls Webb. son ofaJ Ohm ana Amy NY
BOOKER Webb WAS born 4, "
nargied Amy e, a.
4, I, II n,ond SVa and died there ~
y, III I,,ai two sons and two daughte
ta,,n. Ills son, died In boy hood ,tl !.
INV ~ ~ Il Nutall son of Lewis nld Ann
,|1l Webb, married III 1853 Lucy Roy
n ,In TX was killed 1870 by, ne. tAll'''s
AZ ID Ga pitolfbildlng Of Rlchnlona !,
Thonus@son ohll ana t a. -, n'ooNTs
,,.,.sys, IN born December w w !,
s ,,Yn,nd Martha Smith dnnghte OF ~
W., w, t. mes smith, Of the Revolution
',W,,itam. u son Of Thomns ana Marina MA
co. w avabb, married Martha 9l loorp.
fsl',isist ~ of Bepjnlnin rhnrp Of
w omasMan,, n. 81 They had two SONS. WY
NM 'Iircsley and Robert In9mus. "a
IN sXE,inin1fi Presley, son pf lYllIln''.1. NY
lsMtrtha Thnrn Wfpp' MN Wss "a Ind HtWo
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& Tho llstfof captains is nok sufficiently
full to t;pupli cation at this time.
The Bourbon news., 1905-11-14
New Firm.

Messrs. Albert Lyons and George
Browner, two of our most popular
young men, have formed partner
ship under the firm name of. Lyons &
Browner. These young men have
secured the agency of the Lexington
Steam Laundry and will give close at
tention to all kinds of laundry busi-
ness. They will also run in connec-
ton with the above business tailor
ing establishment over Varden's drug
store. They have secured the SER
vices of two professional bushelmen
and are prepared to clean and press
clothes on short notice. Work called
for and delivered promptly. Home
phone, 169, East Tenn. 642.
The Bourbon news., 1905-11-14
Stock, Crop and Farming
Implements,

as follows:
81 head of fat cattle, head of high
grade milch COWS;
80 head strictly good grade heifers;
20 extra good steer calves;
heifer calves;
Z head of thoroughbred Shorthorn
cows and heifers, pedigrees furnished
on day of sale;
head of broke mules, one 2-year-
old mule, one yearling mule;
l brown mare by Arbiter 1879, in feal
to Victor Blue;
brown mare by Mark Diamond,
IN foal to Taylor Simmons 23489;
five-year-old, bay buggy mare, a
good driver ond perfectly gentle.
1 three-year-old brown colt by
Patcheon Wilton, dam by Caliban.
two-year-old sorrel filly by Ash
lawn, dam by Caliban;
1yearling colt by Woodland Echo,
dam by Mark Diamond;
1 fancy yearling colt;
1 fancy yearling colt by Fair Prom
ise;
weanling colt by Victor Blue,
dam by Mark Diamond;
so head of Rambaulett ewes;
About 100 hogs, shOats, sows and
pigs, and sows with pigs;
One registered Berkshire boar.
Farm implements of all L inds-Farm
wagons, spring wagon and market
wagon, break cart, sulkey, 1 dump
cart, plows, cultivators, harrows,
rollers, hay rake, scalding tank, 1
food boiler, corn shelter, corn split
ter, &C., a Deering binder, Mccormick
mower, OsborneE hemp cutter, Disc
breaking plow and four feed troughs;
lotof corn in the shock, timothy
and clover hay ; a lot of corn fodder,
rick of straw. s+s
TERMS SOFsSALE.-Twenty dollars
and under, cash, sums over twenty
dollars, six months time with six per
cent. interest, purchaser giving note
with good and approved surety.
J. A. HOWERTOTN.
A. T. FORSYTH, Auct.
BEv. DORSEY, Clerk. ~
The Bourbon news., 1905-11-14

Big Purchase and Sale of Mules.

Retcher Mann bought of Mike
BrannOn one pair mare mules for
$475; of Joseph Lathram one pair for
$400; of Thos. Dunlap one pair for
S475; of Gentry & Thompson one pair
for $3.50; of William Robb one pair for
$3.50: of Carey Applegate one pair for
$3.50; of T. /. Davis the best sorrel s.
year-old gelding that has been in Paris
for long time, worth $1,000, but
bought for little Less money; and
from parties in Indiana % mules, and
sold 26 as good as ever left Paris for
$4.1OO.
The Bourbon news., 1905-11-14
New Cigar Mandatory.

Mr.. P. j. Murray, of Indianapolis,
after looking over a number of Blue
Grass cities to find suitable location
for cigar factory, selected Paris, and
on yesterday started business in the
Ficklin building. Mr.. Murray has
had years of experience in the manu-
facture of high grade cigars, and his
select brands of pure handmade
Cuban cigars will please the most
critical and fastidious smoker Mr..
Elmer Foote, the popular young
salesman, will call upon the trade in
the interest of the new firm.
The Bourbon news., 1905-11-14
Road Supervisor To Be Elected.

The Bourbon Fiscal Court will elect
a Road Supervisor at it's meeting
to serve for a two-years'
term. There have been three Super
visors heretofore. but the Court will
nowgo by the Statutes, and elect one.
Esquires Claude Redmon, of this
city, and A. G. Ball, of Millersburg,
are the only announced candidates at
present. Their term of office as Mag
istrates expire January 1st.