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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
Boston Forecast.

Boston, March 2G.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Rain and warmer Tues
day, fresh southerly winds; Wednesday
generally fair, somewhat colder.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Worth knowing.
that Allcock's are the original and gem
uine porous plasters; Al others are 'imita-
tiOna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
SOCIAL EVENT Of
WIDE INTEREST
Miss Natalie Rose Harris to Be
come Bride OF Mr.. Frederick
Delmar Hamrick.
lspeeLal to ne rima-DLspateA.I


PAIN a.. Dtt- ...e. the mar
rage OF Miss Natalie Rose Harris To Mr.
Frederick Delmar Hamrick. which IS 10
be celebrated at Frederick Hall on tho
l2th. !s % much interest here. this being
her mothers old home. Miss Harris is q
granddaughter OF the late Col VIM. 4.
Petit and daughter Of Mrs. Rose Petit
Harris. who before he marriage 20 Mr.
y. g. Harris. Of Frederick s Han. was one
% Fluvanna's most popular bellies and a
brilliant and beautiful girl Her mantle
has fallen upon Miss Natalie. who is a
vivacious and attractive young lady and
Immensely popular among q wide circle
OF friends She has frequently visited
Glen Burne' her mothers beautiful
old home.
Miss Harris was educated at home by
private teachers. at Bel Air School. and
had a course az the Woman's College.
She is a talented musician and an &C
comphshed and charming young girl
Miss Harriss ancestors on her fathers
side have lived at FredeUck's Hall for
many generations. hey great-great-great-
srandfather. Major Robert Harris.
aving come over to this country
from England IN the early part OF the
sixteenth century, and settled on "a grant
OF loo acres OF land. several hundred
Of which are stu owned by his de-
@endants- Her -grandfath.
Harris. was q lawyer OF note. captain in
& o. Ry.. then Virginia Central. and
represented his county in the House Of
Delegates IN 1870. Her grandfather, Ma
thaniel Harris was a man OF wealth and
noted for his old Virginia hospitality
The late Nathaniel ClaybrOok Harris her
father is well remembered as man OF
sterling worth-a good business man, a
gentle. cultured and refined gentleman.
He was beloved by all who knew him.
The HAIRLESS are related 20 the Overtons,
Barnetts. Lewises. Peudletons and other
old Virginia families
on her mothers side Miss Harris has
royal blood" In her veins. claiming
descent from the noble house OF Douglas
Her grandfather the late Colonel VIII
liam b. Petit. is we'll remembered as
one Of the most distinguished lawyers
of his time. and a polished type of the
old Virginia gentleman.
Mr.. Hamrck is O. rising young attorney
Of shelby.
The young couple have host Of
friends. both in Virginia and North Caro-
lima, 10 wish them long life and happi-
ness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
CHARLOTTE, N. C.

special o The Tines Dispatch
CHARLOTTE. December s-WhiIe
there has been nothing OF amazing in
ter 50 10 aInuse and entertain society the
current week, The round Of small Affairs
has Kept It's votaries IN practice at least
Mrs W L. Wilhoite entertained at
bridge whist az her home on East More
head Street Saturday afternoon. Miss
NJ rgaret Ihurmond won the first prize
and Mrs. Q. ". Butt the second
N sdames G. + Hooper and julius
their apartment at the Buford Saturday
morning. The first prize was won by
Mrs. -. A. Hurley. the consolation by
Mrs. Julia Settle Holt. and the visitors
prize was awarded 70 Miss Bessie Boyd.
Of Greensboro.
Mrs + w. Thompson was the charm
ine hostess AT n reception Saturday after
danes d c. Lyle. NJ. D. Francis and
Miss Wic-ersham. Of Atlanta.
th~ pariors OF the Presbyterian c ',5
SATURDAY afternoon in compliment TO sew
er.l members of the faculty Of the col
Miss Freda Dotger received Friday eve
nng in honor OF Mrs. w. u. Hinson and
Mss l. b. McClintock
Mrs ". A Reynolds entertained at
bridge whist Tuesday afternoon in honor
OF Mrs. ID. {. Lyle. Mrs Montgomery
Francis and Miss Ethel Wickersham. Of
n'-a % a., z. N pIlzes were Won by Mrs
Miss Annie Wilson delightfully."- enter
tanned a number OF friends at her home
ga s1NtaNA4 4 N'l rtEttt 4GrSOHF evening
IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Tate and
DR.. and Mrs. T. Il Wright The ladv's
prize a set OF gold pins was won bv
Miss Louie Jones, and the gentleman's a
silver key ring. went 20 DIT T. s Moore
Mrs Z. =. Bryant entertained az bridge
whist at her home at DnwOrth Tuesday
night IN honor Of Mrs Z W ThomDson
and her guests. Mesdames u. C. Tvfc.
Montcomery Francis and Miss Ethel
Wickersham- After tire game the party
was treated 10 q Dutch lunch
The ladies' first prize was won M Nffee
Lizzie Lawrence. the second bv Miss Mar
garet Thurmond. The gcntleman's FIRST
prize went TO Mr.. H. s. DuVaI. and the
second 20 Mr. d. L Allen The elesr
Of honor prize was cut for and fell to
Mrs Francis.
The Fortnightly Bridge Club met wifi,
Miss Alice Baird Tuesday evening The
lady s prize was won by Miss Lily Nash-
and the gentleman by Mr.. Tom McPhet-
ters
Miss Lizzie Lawrence received On We'd
tn mpsOn and her guests
Mrs. 9. 3. Bryant entertained at bridge
whist Wednesday evening in honor OF
Mrs. +. w. Thompson and her guests
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Westbrook Of
Greensboro. are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. II. c. Nicely
Mrs. J. NJ. Oates and Mrs. w A
Graham are In Norfolk Va. the guests
Of their sister Mrs. George Bethel
Miss Freda Quarles. of Richmond Va
IS the guest OF Miss Sudie Scott on
Morehead Street.
Mrs. l. J. NJ Ham. who has been Wis
he d, has returned TO her home in Greens
bOrO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
W0TerIy Social
- y ~ rIme.-pl.paleA.l


WANEtLY. Va. December S-Arrs.
Harvey Fleetwood and her mother. Mrs.
r. W. Arnold. who have been spending
a few days in Norfolk. visiting relatives
ana friends. have returned home
Tho young ladies OF the woman's Col
iege. whose names were mentioned last
week in this paper as visiting their par
ents here. have now returned to Rich
mond. accompanied by Mise Ruth sprot-
ley. who also enters tho Woman's Col
lege.
on tho evening Of November s0th Mrs.
J. y. West entertained az her home the
troupe Above the Clouds" During the
greater portion Of the evening the guests
were engaged IN a contest called A Liter
airy Cour'ship. AS a result OF this confess
there was a draw between Misses soilfa
Burt Elsie West and Blanche Fleetwood
Tor the first prize: Miss Elsie West be-
ing ue successful ono. while the BOBBY
was easily carried or by Mt John "
Fresson- As the hour was growing fate
inc guests We're invited into the dining
room by the hostess. where no prizes
We're offered. nor boobies wer, awarded
nut rcfrcshwents were served No ma
seemed 70 ralize hat the time had passed
20 rapidly as the hour came for them 70
IeeFe. AT expressed themselves az hav-
no fn' fho evening very pleasantly
Miss Erna Purcell Of Dendron ,i7'tae
.iie'Hs town last Sunday on her return
from Richmond
NlT7. j K. Jones who has been visiting
Ter sister Mrs. T. T. GRAY. has returne5
~ hoy homo in Holland. va
Professor and Mrs. D. sine who have
heen H''ending some time in Richmond
attending ne Educational Conference
nave now returned 90 their home here.
Miss Laura HAYES. who spent several
atNs ln town 80 the guest 81 her sister
irs w = S'-npson. has returned 20 her
nome tn Norfolk county.
Messrs Thomas Temple and T. y
blrf attended n german AZ Cherry VII"
~ Prince George county. last week
Mr. overt Rogers. or Richmond. accom-
panied hy his friends Messrs Divers and
HOPKINS visited friends 81 this vicinity
last week
Mr T. /. Gray. who underwent q sue
cess'ul operation performed bv Drs
Horseley ~ Richmond. Nav and
Naae' am. ~ this place. e now able 10 he
On the street again.
Nr r 7. Johnson. travelling raforrnan
With headquarters az Greensboro y c
Is now on p visit ~ he ra~ruts here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

tonaI topics was delivered last night at
Hampden- Sidney College by Professor
Elmer Z. Jones. Of the State Female
Normal School The subject OF Professor
Jones's lecture last night was. Chinese
Education" IN which he illustrated
Oriental methods
Mr.. George NJ. SerpeiL who recently
calne 20 Farmville from West Virginia.
has Just purchased the suburban home
and farm Of Mr.. Walter II Richardson.
paying $50 an acre for It
The place contains 235 IL acraa and
IS one Of the most desirable places near
Farnville- Ar. Serpell not long since
purchased the Randolph Hotel in this
town and is fitting It up in modern
style.
Miss Hamlin. OF Danville. Va. Is VS.
itng her sister. Mrs. Raleigh Gillian. OF
Farmv1lie
Mr.. While Cr7lte. OF Roanoke. visited
relatives and friends in FarmviIle this
week
Mrs. Douglas T Elan returned last
Tuesday from a short stay in Richmond
Miss Alice Paulett has returned 70
her home here after a most delightful
visit 20 friends in Washington and BAL
timore.
The Juanita Boynton Concert Com
pany delighted a music-loving audience
here Wednesday night.
Mrs. X II. Cowan is visiting her mar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. KENNEDY
OF Amelia county. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
South Boston Social


SOUl a BOSTON. VA, December $
The Bachelor Maids OF South Boston
have decided 70 reorganize and try not
10 give up this contest. The subject
Man" and the menfolks in general
was the topic OF conversation when they
met AT the home Of Miss Rose Watkins
Zone Of their members) last Tuesday
evening IN view Of this. very serious
subject the maids exercised unusual in
teresi and decided that, although this
specimen OF masculine humanity WAS
rather a difficult problem. they would
he { to the bitter end. and vet feel that
they were rewarded for their patience
and lndefatigabie perseverance. The
order is composed Of a lot Of nice Jolly
girls who intend % enjoy life
This occasion was made more eniova-
Die by the serving Of light refreshments
Not all Of the old members could be
present on this occasion. as some names
nave been recently dropped from the roll
on account Of that dangerous ittle mis-
chlef' cupid who has more than one
time interfered with this Bachelor Maid
circle and changed their names.
Among those present were Misses MI
dred and Pattie Evans. Mamie ana Vir-
ginia Darlington, Mamie Fry. Edwin T1lr-
ner Leila and Virginia Wright. Helen
hasley. Gertie Slate. Ethel Topping
Wilma Luck and Miss Walden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Roanoke Society.

was served by Mrs A NJ. Nelson and Mrs.
Tyler sMeadows. The visitors were then
invited into the dinnE-roon by Miss
Ste-Le STAINS and Miss Critz The dining
room was presided over by Mrs Robert
q. Johnston and MIS-. j. ". Sherman.
assisted by Misses Susie Penn Annie
Lampkin. Eddie Sue Bodon and Lucy
Wingheld- Refreshments were served in
courses, the color scheme Of white, pinl,
and red being carried out IN them
he young ladies' who assisted Mrs.
Meadows in receiving IN the afternoon
were entertained At night. with a num-
Der o young men. Among them were
hessrs. Bates. Borden, Jamison. Moornaw
McNuity Wingheld. Bear. Dudley Par
sons. Locker, Hart. Phelps Weaver. Fig
gat Johnston. Barrow, Penn and Dick
lns1n.
Lois and Frank Dunklee. the nine and
seven year-old children Of Mrs Mamie
r Dunllee. invited their friends 20 q joint
blrthday party last Tuesday afternoon
from 70 s. The children passed the az
ternoon playing games. and delicious re-
freshments we're served
Mrs. Lacey Parker entertained n num-
ber o. her friends with cards Saturday
afternoon from 3 to O'Clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
tsoooih ~ Tho rlmes- DisDatoh. J


ROANOKE. "a. December s.-Mrs
Dexter Meadows was the hostess on
Thursday Afternoon from 70 Of one
u the largest and most elegant receptions
given in Roanoke this season. Invita-
tons were issued 10 200 % her friends 70
meet Mrs. William Bernard Bates (nee
Mss Jane Pollard OF fslchmondl. The
house was most artistically decorated with
coi0rcd lights. plants and profusion OF
cut flowers and ribbons. The reception
room was decorated IT, the bridal colors
white and green. and the receiving party
We're also dressed in white. Mrs Bates
wore Dor wedding gown.
The library was decorated IN pink The
han ard dining-roonn in red The centre
table Of the dining room was an exquisite
creation OF artistic decoration. with its
rad lights. flowers. ribbons. candles. nuts.
etc
Strains % sweet music were dispensed
from the balcony during the afternoon by
stringed orchestra The handsomely
gowued women tho music. laughter.
lights and decorations made the scene one
q beauty and brightness.
Tho receiving party consisted Of Mrs.
Dexter Meadows. Mrs. ". 3. Bates. Mrs.
Webster Meadows ard Miss Elizabeth
Moon. ~ Chatham. The guests were met
az the door by Misses Daisy Wingield and
Mary Penn who presented each one with
souvenir Of a miniature wedding bell
The visitors were invited into the library
by Mrs willis Tiusley and Miss Cora
lampkln. where a delicious fruit punch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
CHRlSTIANSBURG, VA
Especial 70 The Times Dispatca. I

Especial to The Times Dispatc51
CHF1SIlANSBURG VA December s.
The Wednesday Afternoon club was en-
tertaincd by Mrs. Charles Johnston this
week. There was an unusually fuu at
tendance and several visitors present
Mrs. J. w. Shields. Of Roanoke: Mrs. Mar
win Eutsler. Of Bluefeld; Mrs w. NJ
DunSlee, Of Christiansburg; Mrs. Franz,
Dunklee and Mrs. Hairston. Of North Car
DINA Refreshments were served 10y Miss
Helen Johnston and Mrs EutsleT. con-
sisting OF ham sandwiches. chicken salad
coffee and hot rolls. ice cream and cake.
The 3 A. NJ. Club met at Mrs James
Miller ON Thursday afternoon Those
present were Mesdamcs TIagan. Bangelev.
Chudress, Ellis. Gardner, Jannev and
Morrison. Mrs. Miller was assisted in re-
ceiving her guests by her daughter. Mrs.
Marion Zirkle.
Miss Eva Watkins. Of Glover. Halifax
county. is visiting Miss Minnie Elicit
Mrs. J. w. Shields. Of Roanoke. and her
daughter Mrs. Marvin Eutsier OF Blue
field w Va. are visiting their relative.
Mrs. Charles IT. Johnston. on East Main
Street.
Mrs. Marion zirkle has recovered from
severe attack OF tonsilitis. MT Zirkle
has returned TO his work In LSnchburg
Miss jennie Childress spent the first OF
the week with her cousin. Miss Jennie
Hail. who is at Suilins College. Bristol
W ME tacre she and Miss Hail were
entertained bv Messrs. Gray Manoni and
Aubrey Hawley.
Miss Margaret Junkins SIS in Roanoke
Tor weeks stay with her brother, Cap
tain y. NJ Junkins.
Misses Bessie and Mary Elicit danced
the Thanksgiving german at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute Friday evening. re-
turning to Chrlsuansburg Saturday after
noon.
Misses Kathleen Cassell and Alice Pres
ton. from Roanoke. passed through Chris
tiansburg Saturday afternoon on their re-
turn from BlacSsburg. whore thcy attend
ed the v. r. l. Thanksgiving german.
Major and Mrs Pierce returned from
Washington the first OF the week While
there they were handsomely entertained
by the Phi Delta Thaw Convention. which
convened at the New Willard Hotel
Miss Ethel p. Jones. Of Lynchburg.
came up Tuesday afternoon to attend the
Phlegar-Tnomas marriage.
Professor and Mrs. G. c. Campbell. OF
Blacksburg. spent the first OF the week
with Captain aad Mrs John r. Johnston.
Miss Leila Montague is visiting her
aunt. Mrs 3. NJ Junkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Love, Of Charleston,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
COMMON SENSE

LeadS most Intelligent people 70 use only
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fore II IS that Or. Pierce's medicines. the
makeHsS q " Aich print every ingredient
entering t14o Them upon the bottle wrap
pers and attest its correctness under oath,
are daily grS%ing in favor. The COM
position OF Dfl Pierce's medicines Is open
to every OdyNDr. Pierce being DESTROYS
OF having the- seAC-hIIgbt OF inyestiga-
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original with DR.. Pierce. and without the
use Of drop Of alcohol, triplo-rehned and
chemically pure glycerine being used in
stead in extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing in the roots
employed, these medicines are entirely
Tree from the objection Of doing harm
Dy creating an appetite 1Or either al
cOhollc beverages or habit forming
drugs. Examine the formula on their
bottle wrappers-the same as sworn to by
DR.. Pierce, and you VIII find that his
Golden Medical Discovery" the great.
blood-purifier, stomach tonic and bowel
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recommended 70 cure consumption In its
advanced stages mo medicine viii do that
yet does cure all those catarrhal condi,
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torpid liver and bronchial troubles. weak
lungs and hang-On-cOughs, which. II neg,
lected or badly treated lead up to and
finally terminate in cOnsum Dtion.
Take the "GOlden NJ cdlcal Discovery
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the unqualified endorsement Of scores OF
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They are not given away 70 b. expert
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
LUMBERToN, N. C.

Especial o Tae Times D.spatch1
tIMkERI0N. ". c. December 8
Rev Dr J. NJ Rose. or Laurinbu-g n.
g.. arrived this morning. and VIII con
duct revival services % tho Presbyterian
Church bore for a week
Miss Alma Rancke entertained last
Monday Night ~ honor az Miss Powell
a. Fair BLUR who s. visiting Miss Pearis
lloyd here
TAos. attending were. Misses Poarie
oyd. Nan Powell. Christine Cover.
~ ary eon. Jennie Bryant. Eva lIar-
flr n. Matte Lee Titman. Claudia Davis
hl1 Jess Lennon M-ssrs. j. u. French
= Ward. j. J. Britt. F. T. GRAY.
g-'.a cM aaerd. Raymond Thompson.
. y tloFd 81. =. caldwell IT y Nc
l-aruia ana Charles j. MacAluster.
h.F. Paris who has allied tho pulpft
S. the n r. church here for the ~ -
Two years. has moved % the Western
y lrth Carolina Conference. and has ao-
crried an appointment at Marion. y. a.
I-n other concregn tions met with tie
4itth olists last sunday night TO hear Sir.
-fls iarcw.I sermon. and IL is with
r sret that they have 10 part with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Abingdon

ABINGDON. VA. December S.-Rev.
J. b. Morton, OF Pulaski arrived here
Monday. and Is conducting a series of
meetings al the West End Chapel Mr.
Morton is the guest Of AIr. r. V. Lam
caster.
Mrs. r. 3. Brownlow and Miss Nellie
Brownlow. of Johnson City. are visiting
Mrs. r. NJ Page.
Mr.. w. +. Mingea returned this week
from a trip to Philadelphia
Mrs. Charles c. Gibson reached home
Wednesday from the Memorial Hospital
IN Richmond. where she has been under
treatment. Her friends viii be glad to
hear she Is much improved
Miss Emma Brown. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Robert a Preston. has
returned to her home in Bristol,
Mrs II. II. Scott. who has been quito
sick for some time. left this week for
Lynchburg TO recuperate.
Mrs Flood left for Lynchburg the last
of the week. and will visit her daughter
Mrs Robert Oglesby.
Mr.. WIN Slemp. after an absence an ac-
count OF Illness for several weeks is
we'll enough TO return to his duties CT
the revenue Office.
Mrs. Leila Tinslcy is back from lynch
burg, where she has been since tho death
of her son.
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w. Va, are visiting Mrs. A. v. Hancock,
on West Main Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calhoun have re-
turned from a weeks stay in Washing
ton.
Judge seiden Longley, Of Radford. speat
Wednesday IN Chrisuansburg. attending
to important legal business. Judge Long
ley stopped with his niece. Mrs. Craig
HaWley.
Mrs Edgar Eskridge. Of Wears Switch,
spent Tuesday in town
Mr.. Eldridge Smith and Miss Mary
Smith. of Rvcs, were IN town last Thurs
day.
Attorney Ham W. Simmons. OF Floyd
Courthouse. was here Tuesday attend
ms 60 business matters.
Captain William Smith. OF Riner, was
at the JudlNins House last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The condition Of Mrs McIaue. who
has been seriously IN for several weeks.
Is somewhat improved
AR. and Mrs. John Thompson. of Rin,r.
are spending some time with MS.
Thompson's parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
NJ smith.
Hon. Robert Jordan. OF Radford. came
up Thursday to attend the performance
OF the 'Mikado"
Bishop Beverly Tucker bishop-coadiu-
tor Of the Southern Diocese ~ Virginia.
spent the first OF TIE week with Rev.
A. NJ. Rollins
THE Aukado" was given at the Opera
House Thursday n.gat by a company
made up OF the best amateur talent %
Radtord under the supervision OF Mr..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

Albert Baker. OF Chicago. The parts
were well taken. and the beautiful cos-
tunes added much 90 the good eject
OF this popular usht opera
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Slusser. OF Blacks
burg. have been entertained no che home
Of Captain H. u. Wade Tor several
days.
Miss Willie Penn. OF Roanoke. is the
guest OF her auut. Alrs. Henry TallanG
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EARMVILLE, VA.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
FAkMNlLLE. VA December S.-The
first Of series o. lectures on educa-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16
A NEW PUBLICATION

The Golden Age, a new magazine for
children, promises to be of unusual in
terest and great value To the young
folks. The object of the publishers
seems 10 be TO reach the eye and ear
with an attractive. and at the same
time, helpful publication. Hence the
magazine will be profusely illustrated
and contain stories of all sorts from
all sources, Of wholesome literary
character, teaching in attractive and
interesting form, history. geography,
science, mythology, government. etc.
The publishers state that the magazine
will be helpful in schools rs supple
mentary reading. and that it is deter
mined 10 produce the most attractive
periodical for children ever published.
The price of the new magazine is
one dollar a year, ten cents IA copy,
and is published by the Junior Pub
fishing Co. New York.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-02-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Tazewoll, Va, Jan. nth. 1906.
TOD. Floyd GILLESPIE, admrof Thos.
H. Gillespie deed. +. G. Wagner, adInr.
Of Mary L. Gillespie, deed. &. W. Bail
ey, {. &. Bailey and Mary NJ. Neel, and
all persons having Claims against or
otherwise interested i'm the estate OF
Mary +. Gillespie decd. You are here
by notified, that l have fixed upon the
18th day of FEBRUARY, 1906, at my Office
at Tazewell, Virginia, TO take the ac-
count ordered by the Circuit Court of
TazeweH County, at the November
term, 1905, in the Chapcery Cause
therein pending between J. Floyd Gil
lespie, admr OF Thos. II. Gillespie
decd Complainant and Il. CT. Wagner,
admr of Mary +. Gillespie decd and
Others Defendants; and if from any
cause said account be not commenced
ON that day, or if commenced and not
concluded, the same will be continued
from day TO day or from time to time
and from place 10 place if necessary
until completed.
At which time and place you are re-
quired to be present.
J. IL. STUART. Commissioner.