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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20

Of the trip were mot by =. NJ. Murphy,
who is noted for his libcrality 20 the
institutions Of learning in the city.
Meeting with Success.
Miss Ines Fairbank the new teacher
of vocal and instrumental music, is
meeting with excellent success In or.
ganizing class, and hardly day
passes but that two or more pupils are
added. She is highly gratihcd over
her success, being especially pleased
that the people Of Prescott appreciate
having in their midst n teacher who Is
equipped by trimming and education 10
give instructions equal to those of the
conservatory schools.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
tFrom Sundays Daily.)

fFrom Sundays Daily.)
Ash Fork Visitor.
John Bentley of Ash Fork. In here
on business.
Hero from Humboldt.
Miss Harriet Douglas is guest at
the Prescott hotel,
Humboldt Visitor.
$50 j. Hoye, Of Humboldt. ~ in tbs city
on flying business visit.
Here from Jerome.
John Casey Of jerome came In yes.
tcrday SNd& 'iSd. copper city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20

IhnlIinG " 'laS-, anu HaTuiv uoy
passes but that two or more pupils are
added. She Is highly gratiGcd over
her success, being especially pleased
tina, the people Of Prescott appreciate
having in their midst teacher who Is
equipped by trimming and education 20
give instructions equal to those of the
conservatory schools.
(From Tuesday's Daily.)
Here from Mayer.
J. a. IIagcnbach of Mayer is in the
city.
winslow Visitor.
X. J. Common. of winslow, is here on
court business.
Here from Cherry.
Mr.. and Mrs !. y. Sessions of Cherry
are in the city.
Kingman Visitor.
J. G. Stewart Of Kingman is here on
court business.
Hcre from winsiow.
Is. l.. Holmes Of winslow, is here on
court business.
Visiting Here.
Ed. Lightncr, of Phoenix. il in the
city on business visit.
williams Visitor.
Bert Adams of williams. is in the
city on court business.
Winslow Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Code Of winslow,
are guests ut the hotel Burke
Here from Kingman.
Il. W. Hunt, Kingmnn mining man,
il here on court business.
Gold Roads Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Layton of Gold
Roads, are here on n visit.
Skull Valley Visitor.
Miss Kate Coughran of Skull valley
in in the city on visit with friends.
A Flying Visit.
ID. A. McGovcrn. Of Ash Fork, paid
n flying visit to the city on Sunday
last.
Here from Quartzite.
Charles j. Bccmcr, the Quartzito min
ing man, IL in the city on mining bust
ness.
Here from Tuba City.
NJ. NJ. Murphy, Indian agent n,
Tuba City, is in the city on court bust
ness.
Here from Simmons.
j. Estes, the Simmons stockman, !,
visits.
Indian Agent Visits.
j. w Maxwell, Indian agent a,
Leupp, Ariz., is in the city on cour,
business.
Walnut Cove Visitor.
George Merwin, the Walnut Grove
stockman and miner, il here on bust
ness visit.
Business Man Here.
j. 3. Withcrs, the Kingman bust
ness man and miner, is in the city on
n business visit.
Here from Humboldt.
william Bright, an old time mechanic
Of this city, spent the Sabbath here
from Humboldt.
Spent Sabbath Here.
y. u. Nelson, n mining man from
the Mount Union section, spent Sun.
day in the city.
Prominent Attorney Hero.
Henry W. Nisbct, a prominent at.
torncy Of Los Angeles, il here ON a
professional visit.
On Court Business.
w. j. Mallory Of 81. Johns and A.
j. lie Barron, of Flagstaff, are in the
city on court business.
Mining Man Returns.
q. ID. 4. Mortimer, the mining man,
returned yesterday from an extended
visit to Philadelphia, Pa.
Middleton Visitor.
Ed. Lowry, the miner and engineer
came in yesterday from the Middleton
section on n business visit.
Santa Maria Visitor.
j. X. Miller, the Santa Maria visit.
or, camo in yesterday on the Day
light Express on mining business.
Left for the Bradshaws.
W. G. Bashford, tho mining man, left
on Sunday Inst for his mining camp
In the Bradshaw mountains.
Hero from Yaesor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Bunker and
Miss G. u. Culbert arrived here yes.
| to.lo. s....
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20

Inc almighty dollar is the key TO
many a heart. y"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
HEATHSVILLE.

Mrs. Railey, of Millers Wharf, Md,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chas. E.
Sterling.
Meade S. Brent left Sunday before
last to resume his studies at the Medi-
cal College of Virginia, at Richmond.
Protracted services began on Sunday
before last at Coan Baptist Church,
near here. The preaching was done by
Rev. Mr.. Cox, of Richmond.
Miss Lillian Anderson left recently
for Baltimore, where she goes to Arm
strong, Gator & Co.
The Board of Supervisors met here
Tuesday before last.
j. Harper Brent left recently for
Williamsburg, where he goes to resume
his studies at William & Mary College.
Mrs. Harper, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Sarah, is visiting her
her daughter. Mrs. A. M. Brent.
Miss Maude helms is visiting at the
home of DR.. G. w. Beale, in West
moreland county.
Mrs. G. d. Shirley is very sick.
+. ID. B.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
SOME BOAT NOTES.

"Owen billiard" is now our sole out
side mail dependence.
Chart changes note that the bouy.
have been numbered in Currioman Bay
Westmoreland County.
Steamer Dr. Newbill left yesterday
for Onancock to procure load of sweet
potatoes for Hurley's cannery.
William A. Crockett, third assistant
keeper of Smiths Point light station,
has resigned, to take effect October 5.
Fishing steamers Tull, Wicomico.
Rappahannock and Potomac, of Great
Wicomico, harbored here Tuesday night.
Schooner Jno. r. Reese and another
vessel of like build, both hailing from
Baltimore, were stripped of masts and
rigging Off Great Wicomico by the heavy
winds the first of the week.
Schooner Jno. Stephens, Capt. An
drew Lumpkin, bound from the Ran
pahannock to Baltimore with a load of
lumber ran aground near the mouth of
the river last week. Steamer Coul-
bourn, of the Carter's Creek Fish Guano
Works, pulled her, off. She was found
to be leaking badly and was brought to
Carriers Creek and beached opposite
Owens Railway, where saw-dust, with
other things mixed with it, was literally
used, and it is thought she will proceed
to Baltimore without unloading.
Harry E. Mann, a lawyer, obtained a
verdict for SIG. % against the MARYLAND.
Delaware and Virginia Railway Com
pany IN Baltimore City Court, the YER
dict being for the exact amount of the
expenses incurred by Mr.. Mann by rea-
son of his failure to catch the steamer
Anne Arundel at Miller's Wharf. St.
Marys county, on February % last.
Mr.. Mann testified that the steamer
was advertised to leave the wharf at
a O'Clock, but that it left Is minutes
earlier on the day named and had been
gone some minutes when he arrived at
the wharf.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
Northumb erland 20
OPHELIA.

Miss Lula Wooden is again attending
the Westminster College. Miss Mamie
Hall also is student at the same
school.
Misses Neale. Maude Gaskins and
Maggie Moore are visiting i'm the
neie. .5orhood, and attending the Alton
services.
Lee Burgess and Charlie Lewis are
erecting a coy dwelling for Willie
Neale.
G. H. Hammock is on trip to New
York to visit his son, Lawrence, who,
we are sorry to learn, is in very bad
health.
Mrs. c. Hammock is in Baltimore
studying this seasons millinery. She
is expected home shortly and will be
the miliner at Sunny Bank for the
present season.
Mrs. E. j. McGuiggan is visiting re-
latives at Reedville.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
BLUFF POINT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman Morrow and
little son, of Baltimore, are guests OF
Mrs. John Sims.
VIM. Barnes, ST., after spending
two months with his daughter in Bal.
timore arrived home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Moore ano
little daughter, of Philadelphia, are the
guests of Solomon Moore Miss Mabel
Simmer, of that city, is visiting Miss
Willie Moore.
Miss Rena Abbot, of Westland, is
stopping with Mrs. Otis Crowther and
attending school here.
Miss Ruby Potter opened her private
school this week.
The lecture given by Re-. l.. G..
Crutchfielcat the Chapel last Saturday
night was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
Miss Alene Kelley is visiting friends
at Ottoman this week.
Miss Cephronia Barrett is spending
some time at M. L. Flippo's. Ivy.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Ladies Parsonage Aid Society, of
White Stone circuit were in quarterly
meeting at the parsonage, Irvington,
yesterday.
Rev. Arthur b. Kinsolving, d. d.,
now of Brooklyn, N. Y, has accepted
the call to st. Paul's Episcopal church,
Baltimore.
There will be preaching by the pastor
at Wesley Chapel on next Sunday even
ing October 7th). Services will begin
at 1880 o'clock.
There will be preaching at Anderson
Chapel, near Weems, on next Wednes-
day evening October 10th), by Rev. j.
r. Laughton. Services will begin at
1880 o'clock.
Protracted services will begin at
Lebanon Baptist church next Sunday
to continue through the week. The
pastor will be assisted by Rev. T. B.
Hill. of Heathsville.
Revival services were conducted last
week at the Corrotoman Baptist church,
Rev. j. Manning Dunaway, of Spencer,
N. c., assisting Pastor A. d. Reynolds.
There We're seventeen conversions and
on Sunday morning at $50 a. m. thir-
teen were received by baptism.
A special collection was taken at
Bethany Church, Reedville, Sunday be-
fore last for contribution to help paw
the expense of Rev. E. l.. Peerman to
China. Mr.. Peerman has offered him
self to the Board of Foreign Missions as
a missionary and been accepted.
Rev. Lee G. Crutchfeld, represent
ing the Virginia Conference Orphanage,
preached Sunday at the churches on
White Stone circuit to interested con-
gregations. Notwithstanding the nor
east storm he lectured Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday nights at Irving
ton, Poplar Neck and Weems, for the
benefit of Anderson Chapel at the last
named place. His audiences were small
BECAUSE of rain but those that attended
enjoyed 'The Lamp of Chivalry'' and
other lectures very much. Tickets had
been sold in advance by the ladies, and
the proceeds were gratifying.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
gines. All makes of engines are

gines. All makes of engines ar,
, handled by them.
Miss Grace G. Pinckard, of Reno
both Church, opened private schoo
at her home Monday. This school has
been conducted the past two years with
marked success and this sessions pros
poets are very encouraging.
The High School at Heathsville begar
Monday under promising conditions.
The large four-room building is
well furnished and comfortable and
the new rooms with their black-boards
are especially attractive. Prof. H. Mason
Brent, A. B., occupies one of the new
rooms and the two assistants Misses
Iona II. Spillman and Estelle E. Belts,
the old rooms. The establishment of
this high school is a new departure
in the educational circles of Northum-
berland county, and one well worthy
the patronage OF those who have sons
and daughters to send, and the COM
mendation of others. 1t betokens an
awakening of those who have the
school in charge to the realization of
the Importance of good schools for the
youth Of our county and have enough
energy and dissatisfaction of present
conditions to forward this new move
ment. The old regime has been abol-
ished and new standard set. May
those who enter there to learn antici-
pate and prepare for, the fact that the
youth of today will be the men of to-
morrow and for this grand old county
of ours to progress and out-strip other
counties, its leaders and citizens of fu-
ture years must be trained and edu-
Gated. Many students have arrived
from other districts of the county and
more are expected. Tuition costs moth
ing and no money is paid for "extras,"
all are taught by the Principal, so it
costs the patron only the outlay for
books and board for his children if he
lives at a distance.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
SOME DEATHS.

On Tuesday morning, September 25th,
Mrs. Lizzie Lewis died at her at Otto
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards, near
Rehoboth Church. lost their infant last
week. lnterment took place ar Reho-
both Methodist church Thursday.
On Sunday night last, near Millen-
beck, the spirit of Mrs. Mary Purcell
took its flight to the Great Beyond.
Mrs Purcell, was widow of the
late Edward Nj. Purcell. She died
at the home of her niece, Mrs.
j. E. Blakemore, in her SIND year.
She was g consistent member of the
Baptist church for sixty years. She
leaves one sister and many nieces and
nephews to mourn their loss.
The remains of Mr.. Cicero Ingram,
who died last week at his home in Fair
fields, were inferred there on Mon
day last. He had a complication of
diseases which had kept him lingering
for some time. He leaves a widow.
three sons and three daughters to
mourn their loss. which we are sure is
his eternal gain. In the death of Mr..
Ingram, the community has lost a
highly respected citizen and gentleman.
Religion filled his soul with peace upon
a dying bed.
Let faith look up, let sorrow cease.
raN.lN
Yes. let faith behold where he sits
With Jesus clothed in white.
Our loss is his eternal gain,
He dwells in eloudless light
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
w EEMS.

Public school opened here Monday
with Misses Myrtle Brewington ano
Carolyne Gunby, of Irvington, teachers.
Mrs. Susie Pitman spent few days
recent, at 'Ae home of her mother, in
Northumberland county.
Our Methodist friends began Sun.
day selool last Sunday Afternoon in
their new chapel here.
Littl Robinette Bryant is very sick.
She isoeing attended by DR.. Hubbard.
Rev F. w. ClaybroSk baptized sew
eral cndldates at d. A. Flippin's land.
ing lag Sunday morning. The Baptists
are thinking of charging their church
bulldog in the spring.
WV. Ashburn and family, of Bells
creek spent Sunday at the home of his
parens at this place. L.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
REHOBOTH CHURCH.


Mrs. Mary Davenport who has been
at the home of her brother, Jabez
Stakes, while he was in the mountains
for his health, returned to her home at
Lancaster Courthouse Sunday. Mr..
Stakes returned much improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Lewis spent
Saturday and Sunday week with Mrs.
Lewis's uncle, w. Andrew Jones, al
Rainswood
Miss Grace Lewis is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Alma Coppedge, at this
place. 4
George Christopher has beautified his
home by the addition of new two
story piece and the use of the paint
brush. Jack Christopher is adding to
his barn. Mrs. 4. Norton has had a
front porch built on her handsome
residence. Mr.. Plaskings, mechanic
from New York, did the work for her
while down this summer.
Mrs. Cy Cox and daughters, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
here. returnedto their home in Irvington
Sunday.
VIM. Keyser, while going to his
field one evening last week for load
of hay, was struck in the eye by a
hanging limb, which is giving him
trouble and causing much pain.
Frank Northen has bought carry
log and yoke of oxen and will haul for
the saw-mills here.
Warner Beane. of Lancaster Court
house, was visiting friends here last
week.
Miss Maggie Lamkin visited her
sister at Simpsons Wharf last Friday.
DICKEY DANDY.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE.

Scbol opened Monday with prospects
of a large school. Owing to the in
comretion of the new building, school
was opened in the old public school
houf with n view to occupancy in
the hew building next week. Lam
castr school trustees have en-
ploed Mr.. Frank p. Brent, late
Secretary of the State Board of
Encation, as principal of the High
Shool recently established at Lancaster
Courthouse. Mr.. Brent is an accom-
tished teacher and scholarly gentleman,
End the county is fortunate in securing
bis services. MISS Sue Mitchell, of
Essex, will have charge of the primary
and she also comes highly
Mrs. John Whitaker and child, of
are visiting at the home of
j. b. Whitaker, near here.
Mrs. Mary Davenport, after lengthy
visit to her brother at Rehoboth, has
returned to her home here much to the
delight of her friends.
Mrs. Gertrude Harding is recovering
quite rapidly. She is now able to walk
about.
Mrs. Sanders return Wednesday
from Maryland. She was accompanied
home by her mother and Mrs. Tall and
child, who will visit her for while.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
FLEErON.

Misses Ludie and Cecil, Haynie and
Hyacinth Shipley visited Mrs. Pearley
Waller last week.
Capt John A. Haynie returned from
Baltimore this week.
Miss Virgie Edwards left Tuesday
for Baltimore where she will attend
the Peabody Institute for the third
year, and continue art studies at the
Maryland Institute. Miss Edwards is
bright girl and brilliant musician and
we predict for her successful future.
Mrs. Annie Haynie is visiting at the
home of Jeff Carey.
Miss Hyacinth Shipley, of Cobbs
Creek, who has been visiting her aunt.
Mrs. M. f. Haynie, of Fairport, re-
turned to her home on Friday accom-
panied by her cousins, Lutte and Cecil
Haynie, who will remain for a couple
of weeks.
Roland Haynie, son of M. E. Haynie,
returned to Baltimore to enter the CITY
College. This is his third year there.
Mrs. Rachael Waller and Miss Lola
f. Corsa were guests at "Waverly, 81
the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Hudnall, near Burgess Store,
on Tuesday and Wednesday last.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Butcher Hudnall, \!
Bridge Neck, were the guests of Miss
Lola f. Corsa at her. home, "Glen.
dale, y on Friday. 1t has been some.
time since they have enlivened GU,
neighborhood with their presence, anc
wewelcomed them.
Capt. and Mrs. James Marsh left
Tuesday for Washington, where Mrs.
Marsh will remain for some time.
THEI MA
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
LANCASTER COURT.

Judge T. r. 3. Wright held aontin-
,ned term of the Circuit court or this
county on Tuesday and Wednaay of
this week.
Case of Buchan VS.. Fitchet DANA
gees for tresPass on oysters, web con-
sumed most of the time, rested in a
verdict for Fitchett.
A special grand jury brouglin an in
dictment against Urias Bale coloredD
for malicious cutting. Commonwealth
made effort to have same tn at once,
but, on motion of defens case was
continued to November TIN and the
prisoner remanded to Jail
Case of Treakle VS.. Robins, DANA
ges for trespass on oysts, was dis
missed.
In case of Commonweth VS.. Ches-
ter Hazard for deserti wife, Court
required defendant to We bond and
security for payment of month for
her support.
After disposing of SERIAL other mi
nor civil matters, courtjourned We'd
nesday afternoon.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
WHITE STONE.

d. r. James. jr., was in Baltimore
last week on business.
Mrs ]. w. France and son, Milton,
of Washington, were visiting the lady's
brother, E. p. Balderson, near here
this week.
Anti-Saloon meeting next Tuesday
afternoon at White Stone Baptist church
here. Big meeting, preparatory to
county rally, is expected.
A. patent has been granted Capt.
Jerome Swart, of lower Lancaster for
an improved fish trap.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
SIM BAGBY HUNG.
Sentenced One Month Ago for Al
tempted Criminal Assault.

Sim Bagby, the negro who was con-
victed one month ago for attempted
criminal assault on Miss. Cora STANLEY.
a deaf and dumb lady, was hanged in
Saluda Jail Friday morning. Bagby
walked to the gallows with firm step,
and warned others to let his execution
be an example for them. The trap was
sprung by Sheriff R. B. Segar at 6:15
o'clock. The negro's neck was not
broken, but he was pronounced dead in
seven minutes by Drs. Evans, Jones and
Brown.
His body was sent to the Medical Col
lege of Virginia. This is the second
hanging that has ever occurred in the
history of Middlesex county, the first
being over fifty years ago.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
CUPID's CAPTIvEs.

Mr.. George S. Gresham, of White
Stone, and Miss Fannie Jones Chiffon
of Ottoman, were married Wednesda,
at Bethel NJ. E. church, near Lively
Miss Chiffon is the daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs r. II. Chiffon, of this county, ans
Mr.. Gresham is prominent young
business man. They will make thei,
future home at Ottoman.
LAND-BALL.- 1t was cloudy anc
dreary without on Tuesday last. but
many at the old homestead known as
"Ditchley," in Northumberland county.
were cheerful and bright in their pre-
parations for the marriage of one of its
charming occupants. Grace Episcopal
church, at Kilmarnock, was likewise a
scene of mirth, as the many young
friends of the bride and groom elect
bedecked the sacred edifice until it was
converted into a veritable bower of
ferns. palms and golden rod. Even
the heavens low and then dropped a
tear of JOY over the happy occasion.
Promptly at 2 O'Clock p. nm. Miss
Jennie Louise, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. HoraceL. Ball, of ''Ditchley".
near Hopeside, Northumberland county.
entered the church with her father. by
whom she was given in marriage to
Mr.. Henry Lewis Land, of Suffolk, Va,
and We're met at the altar under a mar
riage bell of golden rod by the groom
and his best man, DR.. Peter Causey.
Rev. L. +. Combs, the brides pastor,
was the officiating clergyman. Miss
Carrie Ramps presided at the organ,
rendering strains from Lohengrin.
Miss Bette F. Ball, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor Four brides
maids-Misses Mary E. Adkins, Eliza
j. Fitzhugh, Jessie Ball and Laura
Chilton-were also in attendance. The
ushers also numbered four, who were !:
Messrs. A. B. Hudnall, Fitzhugh Lee
Harding, VIM. A. Cox, jr., and Charles
G. Chase. Misses Erla Ball and Bette
Harding acted as flower girls, while
Master Carter Hughlett bore the ring
up the aisle to the altar of the sanctuary.
The bride wore gown of white
silk null over taffeta and a veil of tulle
caught with handsome pearl brooch
with diamond in the centre, gift of
the groom. She carried bouquet
of lilies-of-the-valley and maidenhair
ferns. The maid of honor was gowned
in white organdie over white silk and
carried a bunch of white astors, while
the bridesmaids wore white organdie
gowns and carried pink astors. The
brides going-away gown was blue.
The bride Is beautiful and accom-
plished young lady, and is one of the
nearest living relatives of Mary Ball,
the mother of Washington, and is also
a direct descendant of Richard Lee, of
Ditchley- She is popular in Lancaster
and Northumberland counties and Suf-
folk, Va, having spent good bit of
her time in the latter place during the
past few years. and has host of friends
throughout eastern Virginia and in
Baltimore.
The groom is Appointment young bust
ness man of Suffolk, andis descendant
Of an old Scottish family.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party drove to Irvington, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Land boarded a Balti-
more steamer for an extended northern
tour embracing New York, Niagara
and other points.
The wedding presents received were
rare, handsome and costly, and were
counted by the score.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
MILLENBECK,

Geo. S. Gresham and E. w. Gresham,
of, Ottoman, and Adolphus Dudley, OF
Lively, were here recently.
Miss Eta Clare, of lower Middlesex,
has returned to her home after weeks
stay here with her sister.
Mrs. Jno. Hazard and daughter, OF
Bertrand, are in Baltimore where Mrs.
Hazard has gone for medical treat
lnent.
Miss Linnie E. Wilcox is in Balti-
more.
Jno. Foxcroft, of Baltimore, who has
been working in the canning business
with J. E. Blakemore, has returned
home.
In THE GOOD OLD SUMNER TIME.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-05
LAWSON.BAuCAMP.

The next regular heeting of the
Lawson-Ball Camp W be held at Lam
caster courthouse orfN ednesday, the
10th day of October.At this meeting
four delegates and lternates will be
elected to attend : meeting of the
Grand Camp in Roake October 24th.
Also five delegateand alternates to
attend meeting oWirginia Division
w. c. V. at the sse time and place.
JOHN EwELL,
Commander.