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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
ELEGANT HOME WEDDING
MISS Mabel Gwendolyn Becomes
the Bride of Mr.. E. P. Hopkins

tlel u 4Ae Ines T1izratcn
NEAR kES WICK. Va. &ove-.f,.- -
The home o. 3Ir. and Mrs O T. vvr
.-eiilS was the scene of a beautiftil mar
rage last Tuesday morning az 10 o'clock
"Hen their eldest daughter Nal-.l C.u,.r-,-
u2iyn' became the bride of Mr. r >
hopkins. a promising Young business ma
q. ute Hrm ~ Barker a. Jennings. ~
~ n-Aolrg. only the immediate rela-
yves and friends os the contracting rs--
yes We're present The color scheme was
pinb and green. The parlor was beau
uiuily decorated with chrysantheraurns
ana eFergreens. The elcove where tha
niidal pair knelt for tho blessing was
most tastefuly arranged with an er
quisite wedding aegis
As tie strains % Mendelssohn's We'd
ding March pealed forth from the skilled
fingers % Miss Grace Williams ,ore,- -
the bride the bridal party entered First
came the maids Of honOT-Nlisees Rosalfe
and Ethelyn Williams. sisters Of The
bride, attred IN white. with pink and
green ribbons. and carrying bouquets Of
pink Observation-Disclosures by tie sweet
ana lovely bride on the arm Of her
father She was Handsomely gownad IN
travelling suit Of grey. with hat and
gloves 10 match. wearing diamonds. gift
OF the groom. and CARRYING a shower
bouquet or white carnations and maiden
hair ferns. The groom entered from
the right. accompanied by his best man
and cousin. Mr. Edward Parrott, OF
Charlottesville. They were met at the
altar by the officiating minister. Rev
John B. Turpin. % Charlottesville whose
ceremony was beautiful and Impressive.
The father OF the bride. Lieutenant O.
I. Williams was a gallant officer OF the
famous Company K. formerly known as
the Albemarle Light Horse The rroon's
father, M J. s. Hopkins was also a
brave soldier and member Of the same
company, and. Ike the lieutenant. IS
justly proud OF the cross q honor he
wears, conferred upon them by the
daughters OF the Confederacy.
The presents We're both numerous and
handsome. After a delightful breakfast.
served in old Virginia style. the bridal
party drove To Charlottesville and
boarded tho train for Southern points
They viii make their home IN the Hill
City.
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Denies Almost in Toto the Tales
OF Cruelty to the Men on His
Oyster Boat.
He IS NOT MUCH ALARMED
The Rescued Men Draw One
Dollar a Day for Wit
ness Fees.
Especial 70 Tho Times-D.spa,eh.I

NORFOLK. VA. November l3.-Andrew
4 Crockett master Of the oyster boat
Whiting. from which Deputy United states
Marshals West and Miller. on Sunday
afternoon. rescued nine Richmond men.
who claim that they have been terribly
mistreated came 20 Norfolk this morn
INK and surrendered himself 10 the mar
stalls. Crockett IS charged with keeping
the men aboard his boat against their
WILL
be viii not be given "A preliminary
hearing before a United States commits
sioner. but Will be presented directly 70
tho Federal grand jury. which IS now IN
session
Crockett does not appear 20 be a slave
driver. but 90 be firm and Intelligent
man ~ between thirty and forty-flve
years 81 age. and quite respectable in APP
Yearanco. He is yet dlsinclined q discuss
iis case. but does not appear % be much
alarmed over the charges that tho men
Save made against him.
The rescued mon were paid their travel
iu- expenses and witness fees this morn
ing They VIII continue % draw witness
fees Of 81 "a day as long az they arc held
as witnesses against Crockett. and when
released VIII be sent back g. Richmond
Accompanying the oyster master g. Nor
foik were Captain J. /. Crockett. o. the
Fchooner-dredgcs Ella F1arlty and IT A.
Crockett. Of r. a. Crockett Z, Co. com
rriissary merchants Al TnnRier Island.
Captain Crockett denied almost en- toto
an tho charges brought by the crew -
to'1 yesterday TIE said 20 was true RE
men had 20 work hard. but denied that
they were pat % work ar A. NJ and
kept at work until Il j. 81. as the men
claimed
Iie said TIE men had Tho same 20 cat
o. the Whiting that he had. and that
they We're given canned corn. tomatoes
meat. potatoes. beans and bread
captain Crockett. as an Offset % the 50
ir wages claimed by each man. presented
Hills ranging from Sis5 20 1870 fo~ sup
plies furnished TIE men from T A.
Crockett a. CO.'S conlrnissarv
Attorney John W CAST. Jr fn whose
hands the men yesterday placed their
claims. went with Captain Crockett 70
tho 1ail and there saw the men this morn
Ing. they were taken Individually and
fhc supply items with which they were
charged were read 70 them Each
,uan said he had gotten all thirgs men
toned and agreed 20 the price opposite
each article. They agreed 70 a deduction
~ the respective amounts from the SO
totals. and Captain Crockett said tho
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FATHERS WEALTH Nd
AID TO TROTTER'S BAIL
AnC n Prominent Young Man
Eludes Ar
rest.


GREENSBORO, y. G., November IS
Graham Trotter. the young man arrested
and Jailed here. yesterday on a charge OF
being implicated IN the assault Friday
night near Mt Airy, OF II young man
named Turner. and two young ladies'. one
OF whom was shot and dangerously
wounded, was taken TO Mt Airy this
morning. Trotters father. one of the
wealthicst men in at. Airy, sent word
that he would furnish any amount OF bail
for his son. bur officers here refused. and
kept him jailed
VIII Graves, another prominent young
man OF ut. Airy, charged with COM
phcity In the shooting. was here ycster-
day and last night but has successfully
ovaQed arrest.
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was spreading all over my body and
limbs. Before 1 had used one bottle
of Cuticra Resolvent, together with
the Ointment, my sores were nearly
healed over, and by the time / had
used the third bottle, / was entirely
well. l had a good appetite and was
feshier than ! ever was To any one
who has any skin OF blood disease I
would honestly advise them to get the
Cuticura Remedies and get well quicker
than al the doctors in the State can
cure you" Mrs. NJ. + Falin.
May 10, 1905. Speers Ferry, Va.
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CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
Bishop Wilson Presiding Over
Large Gathering of Methodists.

I0V-7clal % INC TTr1os- TIE 0afch-I
SALISBURY. \ g.. November 13-Thc
Western North Carolina Conference Of the
Methodist Church. South. convened for its
seventeenth annual session at Mount Airy
to-day Bishop A. ". Wilson. Of
Mississippi. is presiding. and nearly all
OF the 226 clerical members Of the confer
ence are present. Many lay delegates from
all parts OF Western North Carolina are
also In attendance. making one OF tbs
largest gatherings ever held IN Mount
Any. Conference win remain in session
for about ten days There will be a large
number OF changes 81 pastorates
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Orange Educators Organize and
Hear Good Addresses.

LAHORE. ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
November ia teachers institute was
organized at Orange saturday. with Pro
fessor j.. Z. Hatcher. of the Orange
graded school. as president. and the fol-
lowing vice-presidents. Miss A. p Scott.
OF Madison District. Miss A L. Fraser.
Of Taylor District. Miss Lizzie Williams.
Of Gordon District. Mrs b. r. Munday,
of Barbour District. and Miss Molne
Bedsoe. as secretary treasurer. The meet
ing was well attended and a spirit OF IN
tcrest so manifest that a new era
seems breaking upon the cause OF edu-
cation IN Orange.
Instructive speeches were made by DR..
Robert Frazer and District Superintendent
Maphis
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Committee Appointed by the City
Council TO Take Matter Cp
in Congress.
STORE AND DWELLING BURNED
Norman 5. Brown Sent on to the
Grand jury for
Burglary.
- 3 ~ rLme.-DL.aa.-. l

PETERSBURG. VA. November 17-To
secure sss.ooo for improving the approach
es % Petersburg harbor and general
work on the river IS the object OF a com
mittee appointed to-day by President "
#. Patteson. Of tho City Council. 10 20 20
Washington soon after the opening OF
Congress-.
The committee is composed Of Council
men George Cameron. Jr.. chairman.
Charles w. Bland. r. j.. Davis and AL
dermen Carter r. Bishop and N. r. saal
The committee IS appointed IN accord
ance with resolution passed az the last
meeting OF The Council. ana CONFIRMED by
The Board ~ Aldermen last evening.
noMas H. Dewells grocery store and
STOCK. on upper Halifax Str. 90. were
burned about O'Clock this morning. and
l-e TWO adjoining residences belonging
10 theodore Bcwel and J. T Butter. were
damaged. Tho origin o. the Fro &c NOT
known The loss IS covered by insurance
fNamination was waived tn the Mayors
COURT -Ais morning in the case ~ Nor
-i-''H = hro"n. the young Petersburger
AFRO ted in Norfolk Sunday evening o- fha
charge of breaking into tho Insurance
office n J. T. 1Ioyier and Cornparv ara
-''nIhs me safe The case was sent on
10 the Hastings Court
IL ls reported that tle contractor Tor
tAe work Of LAYING grauollthie sidevrN Is
~ the city may give up the contract
Lncer present conditions. action bv The
Diey council may become necessary.
me Woman's Club held its a-st NOS
- or the season toby witch "a la--o
.l-eLlance italy is the subject OF ST ri,
flr this year. Mrs W =. smith rod a
paper to-day on the Gothic and Lon
nara Kingdoms 47f-74f" Mrs p n
Sl-.y read on current events. and "a hiss
"a and descriptive article On Her
.a..ue4ul ard porrnnll ~ tn.-t
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JUDGE RIVES MADE
STATES ATTORNEY

WANEkLH. VA. November 13-Judge
J. r. West. of the Third judicial Circuit
to-day appointed Hon Timothy Rives. late
judge OF the county courts OF Prince
George and Surry counties, attorney for
the Commonwealth for Prince George
county 70 MI the vacancy occasiOned 10y
the death OF the late Thomas y Brown.
A heavy docket awaits Prosecuting At
torney Rives at the November term %
Prince George, which convenes on Tues
day next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
Rixey in Colorado.

fspecial % Tho Times D1spatch.1
FRED ERICkSBUHG VA. November
l2--ConSressTnsn Jonn 2. Rixey is san IA
the State OF Colorado and has been Joined
by his wife They Will remain in Colorado
for the benefit Of Mrs. Rlxey's health
until the latter part OF this month. going
20 Washington IN time for the opening OF
Congress
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can no more help being
prankish than a kitten can
keep away from the cream
pitcher.
Sturdiness plus style
there you have twin fea-
lures of 81. & L. clothes
for boys.
School clothes, play
clothes, dress clothes and
dream clothes-we have
them ell in the stoutest
fabrics, newest weaves.
Latest colors and smartest
cut.
Special for Wednesday
IS Chldren's =. b. Suits,
ages s 20 u. sold up 70 $3.50.
Will be offered a. SI.0s.
JACOBS Q LEVY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
Attorney Woodwork WEEDS Miss
Miller, Lew Dockstader s Niece.
Especial by Southern Bell Telephone.l

Especial by Southern Bell Telephonc.l
NORFOLK. VA, November 13.-The 70
mantle marriage Of w. 5. Woodwork. a
prominent lawyer Of this city. and Miss
Miller, a niece OF Minstrel Lew Dock
s,ader. which occurred in New York on
July 18th last. became known here to-day
The announcement Of the marriage was
a complete surprise MI. Woodwork has
been to New York several times since
the marriage.
The bride arrived here several DAYS
ago, and she and the groom are now
at the home OF the groom's parents.
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Pastor Installed.

[Suecia 70 The Times DisDa,ch.1
SALISBURY, y. c., November l3.-Rev
Dr. NJ. NJ kinard. formerly OF Knoxville.
Tenn. was formally installed as pastor
Of st. Johns Lutheran Church. in this
city, Sunday night.
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Fire in Pittsylvania.

CHATHAM, VA, November l3-Two
rooms of d. G. Aliens dwelling In Pitt-
sylvania county were burned Monday.
The fire originated from a defective
flue and when discovered was beyond
control Most Of the furniture was saved.
Mr.. Haymore, a brother OF Mrs. Allen
had so In currency burned. Loss over
500.
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GearY-Burgess.

Especial to Tho Times Dispa.cn.I
WOODSTOCK, VA. November 13.--Miss
Irene V. Geary. daughter Of Mrs. Virginia
Geary, and Mr.. James A. Burgess were
married here on Friday night at $50
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. p. y. Stephenson. pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church The groom has
been employed at Ashland. Va. as hotel
clerk. and is well known To the travelling
public.
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stay. / had three
good doctors TO do
al they could, but
none of them did
any good. ! then
used one box Of
Cuticura Ointment
and three bottles Of
Cuticura Resolvent
and was completely
cured. Ny hands
were raw all over,
in side and out,
and tho -,-o-
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For the Legislature.


Special ~ TIE Times = path
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Va. November
l5-Mr. j. A Slaughter. the present mem
Der OF tho House ~ Delegates from Cul-
pepper county. Sc out in card announcing
hts candidacy FOR the Democratic nomina-
ton FOR reelection. lie has opposition.
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Acors-Allen.


Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
FREDERICKSBU VA. Novenb Der
18-Robert AcOrs and Miss Annie Allen.
daughter OF Isaac Allen. both Of King
George county. were married a few davs
ago at Mountain View Baptist Church.
Rev. W. w. owens performing the cere-
mOnV.
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Carriers and Postmasters.

From Our regular correspondent
WASHINGTON. d. c.. November "a
Robert T. Gladstone appointed regular:
Claude !. Gladstone. substitute rural
carrier. route I. 0t EXmore. Va.
Nash w Savis appointed postmaster
at Ophir. Montgomery county, N. q
vice William q. Davis, dead,
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CURED OF ITCHING HUMOR

have been troubled with humoE
on the back Of my neck and head for
four or FIVE years. 1t had an itching and
burning sensation, and was a very UNI
comfortable feeling I have used tbs
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent
Pills three months, and car say am
completely cured" Respectfully,
Mrs H. ID. Ludlan.
July IS, 1905. Ocean CITY. Nd.
Cuticura Soap Ontnisnt and Pills are sold Throughout
Ae world Potter Drug Chem Corp, sole Props R5ston
~ AaAed1Ecs, Aar 10 CasefoE ths skiE Aad Senlpls
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HANDS RAW WITH
TERRIBLE ECZEMA
Suffered for Ten Years-Srreadi
to Body and Limbs Despite Efforts
of Three DOctors-Another Re-
markabIe and Speedy
CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

az had eczema on my hands for ten
years At first it would break out only
In winter. Then il finally came to
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-03-07

llLiddlsport Republican. March 2nd.
Mrs. Tom MpGufin has been
quite sick this week.
Lemuel Shifet. of Point Pleas
ant. was up Sunday on a short visit
to his brother. Fred.
Engineer o. E. Smith Joined his
wife in Huntingdon Tuesday for
a few days visit to her people.
Fred Davis and Harry Wells
were guests Sunday and Monday
at the hospitable homo of..Mrs.
Fanny Long down on the West
Virginia Flats.
The rooms soon to be vacated by
DIR. A. A. Hugg will be occupied
by Engineer j. A. Beverage, as
coon as the doctor moves into his
new home on Front street.
Conpuotor o. W. Barrows was
quite seriously injured a few days
ago in the yards at Columbus. He
fell over a switch stand. He will
be laid of for sometime on account
of the accident.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-03-07

The Point Pleasant Building
Loan Association closed their 9Th
series successfully, last week, and
opened up q new one, the 18th
series, March 9Th. The first nj hit
without any solicitation or adver-
tisement. There was subscribed
SIS, 900 in stook. The books are
opened for this series, and you are
at liberty to take stock. Gall upon
any of it's directors or. officers and
they will give you any needed in
formation.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. S. A. Lewis, of Mason, wal
in town Friday.
Mr.. P. L. Roush, of Lougdale
was here Friday.
Nh. B. T Saul. of Mason, was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. Q. E Pullin. of Ambrosia
was in town Friday.
Mr.. W. S. Morgan, from up the
Kanawha, was in town last Wed
nesday
Mr.. John s. Bowling, of Pooa,
was in our city one day last week
Mr.. j. W. Cobb. of Meroer's
Bottom, was in town Saturday on
business.
MIR. ]. Friedman. in New York.
buying goods, will return home
this. week
Mr.. j. E. Frazier. of Hunting
ton, wsS a business visitor here last
Wednesday.
Mr.. @. t. Handman, of Cincin-
natl, was here over Sunday visit.
ing friends.
Mrs j. Friedman will return
this week firm visit to relatives
in Charleston.
Mr.. L. F. Brinkman. of Hunting.
ton. spent Saturday afternoon and
Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. Q. F. Middleoof returned to
Gallipolis, Monday after a visit
here to relatives and friends.
Miss Reba Reale returned Mon
day from a visit to Miss Eleanor
SpiIman at Spilman.
Miss Bonnie Burks returned
Friday from a short visit to Miss
Sallie Thomas at Huntington.
Mr.. Dudley Burdett, of Charles
ton. spent Sunday here with his
father, Captain j. NJ. Burdett and
family.
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Mrs. James SomerVilIe, enter.
tanned quite number of her young
friends. at her country home, in
honor of Miss Lnanna Shirley,
who has just returned from an ex-
tended visit through the west, Mr.,
Byron Somerville, who has been
spending the winter with bis pa
rents. and Mr.. Stacy Gray, of Syca-
more. I'll
Games were INDUCED in until 9
late hour, after which delightful
refreshments were served.
It was quite an enjoyable affair
and Mrs. Somerville proved her,
self to be a charming hostess.
Those present were:
Misses Luauna and Lurenna
Shirley, Inez and Carrie Somer-
vile. lillian and Ethel Rayburn,
Ada Somerville, Edith Sebrell
Meedames George Somerville and
Gene SomervilIe.
Mssars Cory and Bryan Somer
erville. Jack Shirley, George and
Taylor Somerville. John Clenden-
in. James Somerville and j. A
HoGg.
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IN Neynorium.

Miss 1ca Dora Machir, died last
Friday at Z O'Clock q. M. at the
family residence. Rev. CARL Barth
conducted the funeral service
which was brief but very appro-
pirate. j. B. Tippett, undertaken,
had charge of the corpse which
was conveyed to Lone Oak Gene
terry and gently inferred to await
the resurrection morn. The pail
bearers were Misses Elsie Rifle.
Laura Carder. Edith Rifle, Josie
Bird, Ethel Rifle and Matilda
Hawkins. The beautiful white
casket was fit emblem Of youth
and purity.
Miss Dora was 6years, 1 month
and % years of age. She had been
afflicted for several years with bro
chitis which resulted in consump-
ton. She made heroic struggle
to live. but she bore her suffering
with great patience. and was fully
resigned to Gods will. When the
end drew near she requested her
mother and brother to meet her in
heaven. She had been consist
emit member of the Presbyterian
ohnroh for seven years. and she at
tended church services as long as
she was able TO go. .s.
The large attendance at the fu.
neral was proof of the high esteem
in which she was held by q large
circle of sympathizing friends. She
left her mother and four brothers
to mourn her loss. They have the
sympathy ofmany friends. j. B. Y
On Saturday evening. March 8.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. b.
at Heights. a surprise
party was given in honor of his
26th birthday. Mr.. Hammel 10
at the MaIIeable Iron
Plant as oore-maker. To his sur
prise upon arriving homo in the
found number of friends,
who greeted him and presented
him with many presents. The
music for the evening was furnish
3D. by Messrs. A. II. Derry, L. A.
MoMillin and O. 81. Hammel. At
The proper hour delightful refresh
ments were served in abundance.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Allender, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Duffy and family, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A MoMillin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81.
Derry and family, Misses Irene
Yeager, lola Yeager, Ida Mourn.
ing, Messrs. Oscar Knopp, Fred
Mourning Geo. Mourning, Fred
Y eager.
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Found.
Two fat keys owner can have
same by calling at this Office.

What promises to be one of the
best entertainment of the season
will be given at Trinity NJ. E.
Church, Friday night by Miss
Villa E. Keister, of Marshall Col
lege, under the auspices of the Ep.
worth League. Miss Keister will
be ably assisted by Miss Janet
Bailey, of the Boston Conservatory
of Music, who 10 an exceptionally
fine musician and Miss Fannie
Steenbergen, who is known by all
our people as being one of the finest
musicians in the county and Mr..
O. Z Blaokwood who is also a we'll
known basso singer and who has a
fine and we'll trained voice tie
The proceed are for the benefit of
the Church. The entertainment
will be we'll worth your time and
it should be we'll patronized, as
ever number on the programme
will be good selection and well
rendered.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-03-07

Attention is called to new 81 g.
tenn Of medicine in which no Alco-
hol or anything but the medicine
itself is to be taken. The Irving
Drug Go of Philadelphia have a
line Of that kind. and they are for
sale at Van Gilder's Drug Store.
They will give you a sample Of
some of them If you inquire for
them.
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Henry William Reynolds, Esq &,
one of the best known and most
highly respected citizens of Char
lesion, died at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. William Lohmeyer,
on the corner of Washington and
Broad streets, last night, at the sd-
vanced sge of seventy.six years.
Mr. Reynolds, who was a member
of one of the oldest and most promi-
nent families of the Kanawha val
ley, was born at the Kanewha Sail
mes, and was for years successfully
identified with the great salt manu-
featuring industries of this valley,
and has always been held in the
highest esteem as a man of energy,
business capacity and integrity.
His health had been failing for
several years, but his death was
unexpected, and its announcement
will be shock to the community
where he was 30 we'll and fayorably
known throughout the many years
of his residence here. Besides his
daughter, Mrs. Lohmeyer, Mr..
Roy nolds leaves two sons. Thomas
W.. of the Dun Glen Hotel, at
Thurmond who arrived in the city
on a visit yesterday morning, and
was with his father when he died,
and John. who is a railroad engi.
Iueer.-Charleston Morning News,
March 2.
The deceased was the father OF
Mr.. John Reynolds who lived here
for some time and was an engineer
on the z. & NJ. B., and married
Miss Treaea Malone. daughter oil
Mr. and Mrs Ell. Malone, of this
city, and now lives at Cape Girar.
deau. Mo.
The funeral of Mr.. Reynolds will
be conducted this morning at IL
O'Clock from the st. Johns Epis
oopal Church. DR.. B. D. Roller
officiating.
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Blue Rock

Is a natural lithia water, which has
the approval and recommendation
of leading physicians as sure and
permanent cure for stomach trou
BILE, rheumatism and other disor-
ders. This water was awarded the
highest medal at the Columbian
Exposition in 1898. For sale at
the Phoenix Hotel bar.