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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
WARM SPRINGS, VA.

VAIN 1ss' SPRINGS, VA, May 27,-clr-
cult Court adjourned here last Thursday,
n fter having been in session since satur-
day, the Goth.
A large number was here Monday ana
Tuesday, attracted by tho case against
Tloyd frngnus, n negro charged with
killing Jim Humblcs, another negro, last
Christmas. This case. however, was con-
tinucd.
lie vote on the question Of building a
new courthouse and Jail for Bath county,
and tho matter was continued to the next
meeting,
Mr. William Shields NTcClintIc and his
daughter, Miss Maudc McClntic. Of Mon
roe city, Mo, left mere TINS WeeK ool
Rockbridgc county, after visit OF sew
eral days to their friends and relatives,
Mr. McClintic was horn and reared ~
Rockbrldge. and was a son of the la'c
ar shanklin Mcclintic and nephew OF
Colonel William McClintlc He served
battery, and after the war moved 10
Missouri, where he has been prominent IN
public life, having served ms State sem
ntor for several terms and during his
last term as president OF that body:
Mrs. jamie Bishop Of Coyington,, va.
and Mr.. and Mrs, j Dewitt steele OF
Charleston, w. VA are guests OF MI
j, T.. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wright have re-
turned to their home IN Lexington, Va,
| after an extended visit to Mrs. NNrlghts
mother, Mrs. j. IT, Mcclintlc. OF Hot
| Springs
Miss Josephine Stephenson. Of Monte
rey, was the guest Of the Misses Stephen
| son here this week.
hlessrs. A. Reynolds andso, X. Paiater
| visited McClung, w, this week.
Miss Carrie Smith, Of caroover. Va,
is the guest OF her sister Mrs. O. G.
Shaw.
Mi. A, II. Mcloamrald has returned
from an extended trip5to Baltimore, Md
Mr.. II, a, Thomas, Of IluYanna, Is Wis
ting his son. pr. c. NJ, Thomas. at Heal
| Ing Springs.
Congressman H. p, Flood was q Wis
! itor here this week.
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!, NORFOLK SOCIETY


future they Will reside. They were accompanies ;i
by Mrs. Glbsons mother Mrs Louis Hilliara;$
Mrs w. L. Harris gave lSo or, !, ,ate
Avenue, in honor Of Miss Hay and Miss Net-&
calf, of I'ittsburg. a..
Her guests wero Mrs. James Payne Mrs.
Percy IT.. Wilson, Miss Hay, Miss Netcaif;;
Miss Ida Tucker. Miss Katherine Ne"pilie
and Miss Steele. IL i
sailing party on HIS yacht the Minstrel. suppar
was served ut ths Hampton at , ,,, aaent
were Miss Margaret Ramsey, Of gplt lmI,re
Miss Mary Lou Cooke. MIR. William 3ll3IWh
Jr., and Midshipman William lialsey, Y. ?.
Miss Florence TAFT was hostess at q
musicale on Monday evening at her home on
b1nah Ayfn1s og g,ye Of gor The
, gramme, consisted Of selections by MISS Maue.
line Bradley, of Washington. on the piano;
by rS Mr. Edwin Feiler Miss Talt'a guests were
Misses Bogue, Miss Bradley, Misses Cherry
and Francis Notinsham MT i puvsi a. 1 1ardy
Gross, Mr.. Gordon Paxton ana MT N'''''''''
Gmndy.
Mrs. George G.. cahe Jr, entertained I !. 9
ternoon, Mt the Country Club. There were III
teen tables surrounded by players una pro,
grcsslyo euohre was the gae; y ~ rra
number OF games and received the first prize,
q feather fan. while the consolation. ! q AT lace
| Mrs cubell was assisted by Mrs. Jnniils =.
! Lynch Mrs Blanche Camp, Mrs, Clinton IS
| Curtis Mrs. Harry J.. Myers. Mrs, Cornelius
! H. Bull Mrs, Richard McIlwaine, Jr., MIS-
| Blair I,annister Miss Elizabeth 18owdoln ana
| Misses Yirgiula Lynch, Margaret lannister
| ana Ellen Maury.
Mrs. Durruss CorprewE entertained her frlemuS
| Wednesday mt her home at lldgeWateE IhS
| rooms were decorated with palms, ferns ana
| cut flowers nnd dainty baskets were USED
| as card Scores The games won were marked
| by tiny prlmroses, There were five tables
| and progressive euchre was played Mrs, -
| sidney Smith succeeded In securing the great
est number of roses and received as the fllst
Prize n cut glass salts. With silver top; Mrs,
! james Riddle won tho second prize, kitty or
the Roses" and the lone hand prize, plate,
was awarded to Miss Anne *, Henry, While
the consolation, IN basket OF flowers, WAS
| drawn by Mrs. John b. Jenkins. Those VINO
enjoyed Mrs. corprews Hospitality were e, Mr.,
Walter randall Meech, Mrs, James Riddle,
Mrs, ]. S, smith. Mrs. V - Jenkins, Mrs.
!, Mrs Nornan Bell, Jra Mrs. samuel Mem,
| Walton. Mrs, Alexander 5 Whldell, Mrs
! Charles Edri1se, Mrs Frederick kCurd, MIS-
| Charles g, Jones, Mrs Almond Myers. Mlsif3
| Hugh n. Page, Mrs, Thomas II. Wilcox,
1 Mrs, Charles Webster, Mrs. u w. Y. Waller,
! Mrs julius Stanficd Mrs, Gwynn A. Shep-
\ pard, Mrs. Allan II, linnckel, Mis- anne
\ Henry, Miss Lola Tucker. Miss Florence Smith,
i Miss Margaret anu Alice Old. Miss lucille
| Waicg. Miss Lizzie Freeman Miss Nora SER
1 speil Miss Catherine i3opsh and Misses Emily
| End Ruth WILSON. TIE score was kent by MISS
4 Eloisc curdt, Mas Glare Wisg and Miss Bessie
\ Burruss. sSf ~ ssi8.
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WYTHEVILLE, VA.
-


! especial 10 Inc
wYTIIEv1LLE VA. May 27.-Robcrt a.
Nye, u son of DR. George Il. Nyc. OF this
place. who disappeared in Elk Horn West
Virginia in the year 1891, and who was sup
posed 10 have been murdered, wrote to MS
father q few dpEs ago from Southern Arizona,
where he is engaged in copper mining He
expects 10 return this summer.
Preparations are being made for the celc-
brnton Of Memorial-l)ay on Saturday. May
q. The programme will open with a lunch
con to the veterans from il TO o'clock AZ
hnlf-pnat one the exercises will begin at the
Opera House, when the crosses of honor VIII
he presented with appropriate addresses and
music; after which the parade will form IN
front of the Opera House and march to the
East End Cemetery, where tho graves Will DO
! decorated, and the ceremony closed with war
| songs.
! nary, consisting Of musicale, will take place
| on Friday evening, at which time the grad
| yates. Misses Elsie BALL Ilzzlc Wilfcnden
| and Mary otey Will receive their diplomas.
II was found necessary TO perform another
| operation on Robert Mathews, the little boy.
whose logs We're crushed by the train and
| alnpl,. ated some weeks ago
| lIafnx and other points east, to engage In
I his eahypas for Attorney, General ~.
1 Misses Carrie Hancock and Sarah Bruce left
| Monday Cor New York, where they join II
| party OF friends and sail for Europe
! Miss Linn Gihboncy returned Tuesday from
| II visit TO New York.
| rev. ana Mrs w II, Hail are at home after
| Il trip of some weeks to Richmond and other
| points east.
: Mr.. n II Crowgcy returned last week from
1 n visit to his did home in England.
! Mrs, Robert Inwscn aud children, of Durks
] Garden are the guests Of relatives In town.
| Mrs. J,epecca Barrett has returned from,
/ 4lexnndriG. where she spent the winter,
/ Mrs W, W. l3ynrs and children OF Penn
I sylvana. are spending some time with Mrs.
/ ". IS, i'oaEc on Main street
/ Mr. Y0hn i. Gihbopey 10 quits sick at the
hcmo Of his parents, Mr., mud Mrs. James
/ II Gipboney.
Mrs, ]. Nnrment Powell! returned this morn
| ing from baltimore,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

WHITE MADRAS, small O3Ic
figures. 12Hc. value ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

FRENCH LAWN, in sheer and
fine. rs inches wide. Csc. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

MEMS ALRRlaoAN SHIRTS ana
pr ,,sI: y, regular ESQ. goods, Or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

BEST GALATEA cLoTH,S1OI/n
a genuine Monday upccial.. IAI2C
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02

Rev +. Ward Dcnys, of ST. Mary's
Protestant Episcopal Church. Baltimore.
me bride Was given away by her
mother, Mrs. Mary Campbell Matthews.
Mrs. Frances Matthews Bates, of New
York. was attending matron, Mr. Italia.
ferro, OF Virginia. assisted tho groom,
and Miss Helen NJ. Wilkins of New
York City. directed the music.
q wedding breakfast was served after
the ceremony, table decorations being in
sweet peas and maiden hair ferns.
Afterwards Dr.. and Mrs. Fender left
70 spend their honeymoon at Bay Head,
NJ j. They will make their future home
at Perth Amboy that State.
DR.. Fender Is II brother of Mr. George
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Fender Matthews

Miss Alice Matthews and DR.. Harold
Fender were married in the mahogany
parlor Of the Martha Washington Hotel,
New York City, at 2 o'clock In the after
noon Of June 2Sth.
The ceremony was performed by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02
been said concerning her association with
the organ and choir.
Dox,,arc ILL., g.ita ts5

se o Sa,u ana cho he w'th
Do. rIa
oWei nc
The wedding OF Miss Shirley File. third
daughter OF Mr.. Ashton File and Mrs.
Ella S. File, TO Mr.. William l.. Powers,
of Essex county. was celebrated at the
home OF the brides parents. in Buckng-
ham Countrywide Rev. j. Tucker, uncle
of the brlde.->oGlciatng.
Mr.. j. +. 4. Hunter, Of Newport News.
was best man and Miss Sailie File was
maid of honor. The other attendants
M WeTe N Misses May H. Han and Susan y
Annie lrIle on Pa,tcso no. I pattes ss
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Hay Taliaferro and Susan Conway, h
wife prandnarentS nf Mr. MayO

I ~ : .lll
Hay Tallaferro and Susan Conway his
wife, grandparents Of Mr.. Mayo.
DR.. George w. Mcdaniel. OF the First
Baptist Church. will DELIVER the annual
missionary sermon for tho Ladies' Aid
Society Of Ephesus Baptist Church, Essex
county, on July 9Th.
Mrs. clifford r. Caperton and chill
dren arc summer.ng at "Hlghover," the
home Of tho Misses Gordon, near Louisa
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Phillips. OF Poquoson.
Will shortly issue invitations to the mar
rlage of their daughter, Miss Mae Dregg
Hudglns, to Mr.. Thomas L. Hudgns
The maria go will take place at Emmaus
Baptist Church, Poquoson. Wednesday af-
ternoon July y. at 4 O'clock. Miss
Hudglns, the BRIDE. Is we'll known In
has aflargo circle of friends. The groom
is a well-known young man OF Mathews,
where the young couple will reside.
a number Of Richmond guests are at
virginia Beach.
Misses Meta Randolph and Annette
Cousins are at Mrs Pannlll's cottage
Mrs. A. T. Watkins and MISS cprnelia
Watkins have Joined Mr. and Mrs. g. 81.
Faunt]aroy at the Pannlll cottage. Mrs.
u. II. chalkley, Miss McGehee and Miss
Powers are also guests OF Mrs, Pann!ll.
Mrs. Egbert Leigh, Miss Helen Jone.,
Mrs, Eppa Huntcn and Mrs. John Jack
son are at Miss Iollock's cottage.
Mrs. William r.. Royce Is at tho Airing.
ton, MIS-. ~ a. fhorpel Is at the Princess
Anne.
Miss sosalle Jones has returned to
Richmond, after a tao weeks stay ct
Miss Pollock's cottage, Virginia Beach. s
Mrs Lucy Brooke Is visiting her sister.
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spending week or ten days at Virginia
Beach.
Miss Curre Staples whoShas been visit
ing her brother, Mr. D. G, Staples, has
returned to her home at Stuart. Va,
The moonlight excursion down the river
TO be given by the Beth Ahaba Auxiliary
Tuesday, July 4th. promises tn be y very
popular event. AS the boat leaves Mt s
il. IN, It gives a long. pleasant evening
on the water.
Metzger and Miss Fanny Dawson, both
prominent known An tho social circles Of
sI.ecshurg, has been announced.
Miss Mamie Travis who has been visit
Ing friends here, has returned TO new
London, Va,
The Confederate monument Will be un-
yelled August II. and the Hop. Armlstead
OF Louisa county. kllled N, tie Gonteaer-a
ate service at Malvern HILL, will make
the address.
4 On Wednesday. June 20, at Emmaus
Church. Caroline county, MISS Lucy De-
Jarnetto Dew, daughter OF Mrs. Va1lnle
Dew, Of Penola, and Mr.. Dudley D, DaYis,
of Richmond, wore united IN the holy
bonds Of matrimony.
Miss Maizie Vaughan. Of King and
IQucen county, Is visiting friends IN Rich
tmond,
The memorial windows, given by Mr..
Peter II. Mayo. Of this city, were unveiled
at st. Stephens Church, Culpeper, on
sWhit-sunday. One was In memory OF
Mr.. Thomas Alcock, one to Mrs. Josephine
Mayo Alcock. and the third to the late
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02
will be at home to their friends at Nc
Z North Park Street.
Miss Smoot Has Resigned.

Miss Mary Willie Smoot has resigned
her position as organist and director Of
the Second Presbyterian Chruch choir
During her administration for tho past
six years. Miss smoot has fully demon
strated her fine ability as a musician,
and has won many warm friends among
the members Of the congregation. Her
resignation has been received with re-
grct, and many pleasant things have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02
Iune MONDAYS at Club.

Among the informal gatherings of the
month of June, none have proved more
attractive than the Monday afternoon
teas at the Woman's Club, when in spite
OF adverse weather conditions. q gnoily
number of ladies dropped in for n chat
while discussing an Ice or refreshing
drink.
1t was also a favorite meeting time
for the various committees, having
charge OF next winters programme, and
If great care and much elaboration count
81 for anything, next winter will surpass
in interest and brlliancy all previous sea-
sons at the club. Tho literary. lecture
and history programmes will soon be an
$nounced. The Monday teas will be con-
tinued as long us sufficient number Of
members attend or make them agree
able.
Mrs James l.. Bradford, of New
Orleans, is spending some time at Mrs.
4Abbotts, No. 3o1 East Franklin Street
Mrs Bradford is pleasantly remembered
x in Richmond through delightful read
ing Of portions of her Life of Ander-
ton, which she gave before the Woman's
Club during previous visit some years
ago. 1t is hopcd that Mrs. Bradford Will
be the guest of honor at the Woman's
Club on Monday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02

MRS LAWRENCE GAYLORD ANDERSON NEE MALLORY.
1he marriage OF Miss Net1e Virginia Mallory
Mr. Lawrence GAYLORD Anderson prominent business
gna Mrs Anderson native Of Virginia
+
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Fields-Whitlock.

n A very pretty but quiet marriage cere-
mony was performed Wednesday morn
ing at II oclotK in .tho hons OF the
brides father. Mr.. r. NJ. whiuock, of
No. Z Park Street, when his daughter,
Miss Ethel Macon Whtlocl, became the
bride OF Mr.. William Paul Fields The
Rev. ]. Is. Hawthorne. of Grove Avenue
Baptist Church, performed the ceremony.
The bride was becomingly attired in n
single gown of white, and carried Bride
roses. She entered with her father, who
gave her away. She was met at the
altar by the groom.
After the ceremony the bride donned
travelling suit of dark blue taffeta
and left on the 1890 train for Ash
Vile, n. c., and other points of interest.
The bride Is very popular young lady
OF the West End, while Mr.. Fields, who
ts connected with tho Richmond Fred
er!cksburg and Potomac Railway. Is a
young man of sterling qualities and is
equally popular as WAS attested by the
numerous presents received from their
many friends.
On theii return Mr.. and Mrs. Fields
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Engagement Announced.

Mrs. j. l.. Beck announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Jennie Kirk
patrick Scott, to Mr. Cary w. Butt, Of
Charlotte, NJ c.. The wedding will take
place Thursday, July 9th. in the home
Of the bride, No. 1923 Ivy Avenue. this
city.
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Andrews-Hinnant.

Cards are out announcing the approach
Ing marriage of Miss Pearl Hinnant,
daughter of Mrs Mary T. Hinnant. OF
Manchester, to Mr.. Robert NJ. Andrews,
Of Richmond, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Andrews.
The wedding will be celebrated Wednes-
day, July 18th. at The home of the brides
mother. No. 206 West Fourteenth Street,
Manchester.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
wERBvILLE

The roads in this section have a7f
o en- worked in Two year,
shippers cannot GET ears enough
to load out timber stone ana esi-
lie
Uncle Fred kitehsn aud vile tre
both on the SICK list
81 Mcdaniel ana Amitk h1lbrook
are here today
Joe Gardners mother sister sld
cousin we're here attending his we'd
a,ng. Joe got the prettiest Eirl m
this neck Of the woods
Viii Marion. 81 Gryspn, 6 m
gucsi 81 cecil Pennington
AZ half. past eight, q III Mr joe
Gardner. OF salyersyilie. aud Miss
sanIe ,.opIs we're married az ne rs
hcncc Of Judge William woods ii'il-
r. IL The hHie Rey $ NJ B7s=
pnaauns after breakfast tne
eauple TOOK The train ,or Washing
ton
Mis- Harry Gambni ami WiiIitm
Holion.of Mt Sserliug. passed through
here recently. from Blaine p ,alr
home
Mis- FR Ma7re Is home from Garr
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Total Abslalners.

Friendship Tent No ili4 ilie-
pendent order OF RechaMts was il-
suruted ia the uia Fellows Hall idt
TUESDAY evening The society
Reci1ibitss Is said 10 be the o. 81
temperance organization In the world
The following officers we're selecied
Past chief ruler Mrs Belle shan
non. Ciiefrulcr Frank r Frees
Drpu,y ruler ora c Adkins ;hel
herd. 1. NJ C0pley Recording See
rctsry Taylor IL Bmups Financial
Secretary MIS- l.sun Cppfe,
Treasurer Anrli Ferguson LeSiir
chrisiophcr shannon. Inside Guard
stephen C Hulrun,r Oui side euhrf
Uitsses Wilson. Rigtit Supporter Z
.Chgef 7ilet. Mis- Ruth Hatcher LET
Suppl1t,r 70 chief ruler Mont Hale
.Bie sapplrier 10 Deputy ruler
claude wilson and lsit Supporter Z,
deputy rulsr L y Blggs The Ten.
meets aaan a. The sane plsc mex
Nouds when q pll b. determine.
where future meetings ere 10 !.
ih-H
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
Post Nuptial Feast.


After tour Of the East Nj and
Mrs + l.. Stewart returned 10 Lou
lisa last Saturday evening IN Gle
giant dinner was awaiting them. aad
the following guests assisted appre-
clatiyely Mis-. Ella HAYES. Or n.
G. Watson. Robert and Mrs BicEel
and Mr. and Mrs II T Burns
On Tuesday evening another ietst
was made 20 which these were bid
dant and an accepieda ai ahf Mrs
n. 4, schalze. Mr and Airs F H.
Yates. Mr. and AIrs II { Sullivan.
Nr ami Mn is y Roffe. and Dr.
md Mrs 6 " wrpten These les
Invites occurred al th3 ELEGANT home
Of the groom ana wers complete III
ever, particular Not the Last q
the attractions Of these festa! nights
was the delightful music furnished
Is thar yery accomplished mdsfci-
an. Ms. Albert NJ Campbell who or
some weeks has been The guest q
her mother. Mrs Cynthia 5tewar
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
mrs WILLIAM O'Bplfs DEAD

Gloom settled ogero ur city Thurs
day when 1t Was amounted mat
Airs William oRrisn had Eueeumbed
To the Grin Reaper. Mrs. O'Brien
had be, n IN Tor several DAYS with
typhoid pneumonia and while Tor
several DAYS past her condition VAS
alarming The end came as great
phock 10 the family and friends
William O'Bien. cashier Of the Bank
Of Williamson and editor Of tae
Southern West Vfiginian, by whom
he IS survived as wen as by ,wo
sons. Fred W 1.-THE editor Of this
paperl aud Goodykoontz and By Two
daughters. Myrtle aud Mrs A. o
Scott
Funeral services we're held At the
PRESBYTERIAN church. Of which Mrs
.oBrien was faithful member,on
1t'riday Immediately after the SER
vices the deceased was taken 10 Lou
is1. Ky. Tor intrrmsnt in the fami-
rs buBing ground near there The
bereaytd family and great many
sympathetic friends aoe5mpani tle
rrpse.-M ingo Republican
The D Is. a e1mpanied by the hns.
band and other members Of the fans
ay arrived here Friday afternoon.
II was mel by friends ana carried ID
the old See burial ground where ID
was inferred Mis- oBrien was here
only few weeks before her death,
and II was wlils she vas crossing the
river TO lake the train In Cassrilie
that she met With the accident which
Nas probably The cause u her death,
She through some some misaap ID
into IN river. and the cold which o
sued developed into pneumonia This
resulted fatally. AS above stated
Mrs. oBueu was The daughter q
David aud Lizzie See and had uumer
Gus relatives in this vicinity she
WAs mos excellent woman devot-
ed - her husband aud children she
aas about 90 years u age
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
Notice 10 Taxpayers.


The following appointments have
been made for receiving taxes.
Fallsbufg Preeinct.-Al Fallsbufg
Dec. Is aad 18th
Catt Prseinct.-At VIM Moore.
store. Dec 2Oth. Brsmmer Gap. Dec
2lst.
Bear creek Preeinct.- Al Miller.
store. Dee % Buchanan. Dec. %.
East Fork-At Tasiors store 0se
q Mouth sseduek, 2sta
Lyons Precinct sam Tg1y sore
Dee 20lh Nels sparks store. 2lst
swetnam Precih Nels Boggs
store. Dec. 22nd. George Kouns
store the 23rd
Blaine Precinct Mouth Ho5d. Dec
18Th NJ F swetuam's store the 18Th
Georges creek -Frank Aliens store
Dee. 2ath CHARLEY. pc zlst.
i.iitle Blaine Precinct Tom Bali.
sore Dee END Chris Thompson.
store. bee 2srd
Twin Branch Precinct las Ponce.
Store. The 18th
Cherokee PFecinc F. Fl Moore.
store Dc 2oih aad 2lst
DIS Fork Pfeeino, -Web6,li-- pc
@ and p
Dobbins Precinci Mouth Head.
store Dsc -
ROCK Castle Precinct Dan MAYNARD
store. Dec q sam Mas lards lt1rl
Dec -
Peach orchaii Art Pres 0ns it3rt
Dec b. Pach Orchard Dec 81
Thes are the lis, appointments
that viii be madeAs my term Of Of
nee VIII expire 1an Isl Al per-
sons who IAN to pay a. these appoint
men's Nill be levied upon without
further notice.
John G Burns Sheriff
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
Louisa Normal School.

Louisa win have an excellent term
Of Normal school this m under
1he direction Of Prois Thraop and
Ekefs They are TWO o. The most
@ieaessfui Instructors in Easttin
ksniurky and their school VIII be IS
good as may be- found anywhere
Teachers and others vino desire {.
attend Should notify them as soon &
D. ssible
Arrangements are being Ilde loi
business course intending snort
hand ami bD1khe ping, 70 be- taught
Ia conn lc-ijn with the school
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
10 DtlHfR lfcIuRls

VI r. Kane. Of Fhl5bars rs
been engaged by Tie STATE AgEi-
cultural Department as lfmref
for Farmers institutes His -
Is al the Clay county
institute neyi MONDAY and Tuesday
We are glad 70 see him recognized
in this way. as he Is competent and
worthy man ana viii meet the g
auifements 81 the place
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
Fair Premiums.

We have been intending to publish
a list OF the premiums awarded at the
recent County Fair, but part of
the list became misplaced We now
have another copy Of it and win pub
fish next week Lack d space PEE
vented it going in this week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
Norrn

Any deputy county court clerk hlS-
ing any money in hts hanas eeloue,
ine to either me ar the C.,mnoN-
wealth 81 NcuMckS, must report ,amc
To me on OF hciorc loimaly Isl iMH,
~ | must make my gcpusi on that
day. Add skeens. Clerk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15

The ladies Of ihs Blrhs, church
All have a iataar NE Is. - ANA 81
Fhey will have many beautiful ani
lssfui articles on display aal p
those contemplating buying auSihing
10 the lire u fancy work win do weiI
n ss thcir iispl4S before making
purchase.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PERSONALS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q N Gunneli WIS here TUESDAY.

ssssssssssssssssssssssssss
c. v. cunneIl was here TUESDAY.
Tip Moore locked in upon Us re-
MY
Ms. Joe Rice has returned from
huntington
II c burns. Of catlettsburg. was IN
L9u-sl Monday.
d. " l. Walter Of PiKeyiile. sas
in Louisa Monday
MIS- John shortridge vas visitor
to Ashland SATURDAY.
Harry Dalton. Of Cincinnati. vas
visitor here Monday.
II F yinson made a business zip
70 Cincinnati recently.
lanes Hoiton. Of Nj Sterling. was
a business caller Monday
d Brown went to Cincinnati satOr-
-. ou ilt,. trip.
sIrs John Moore, Of Loekwad.was
Mrs John Burns and little daagh-
Dr. Byron Diamond, Of Prestonsburg
was recon, visitor in Louisa
Mont HALE Of Central City. has
been in Louisa visiting relatives
flks from saturday TO Monday
MN Re''li''e vas mere las ~
'7nd'ns " e" al' N''H ms 'a''
Wnliam oBritn e shier Of the Banl
# WilliAtrt9n Is in Louisa Mon
aay
- 2 ADAMS aud Ms sam Nay.
we're sA3Ppins IN huntington "el-
nesehs
sr.s carrie GRAY Wis a. recent
,tt Nj