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trustees S Sale.

Under and by virtue of deed OF
trust, executed by Joseph Schweikert,
January Goth, 1908, to secure the paw
ment OF certain indebtedness TO Charles
r. Levy, in said deed Of trust mentioned,
said deed Of trust being recorded In
Book 80, pages 151, 152 and 153, Of the
record OF land deeds Of Leflore County,
State Of Mississippi, and to which rec
ord reference is here had, !, the UNDER
signed, J. Wiener, Trustee In said deed
named, will on Saturday the 10th day
OF December, 1906, at eleven o'clock a.
M, In front OF the South door OF the
Court House of Leilore County, State Of
Mississippi, in the City OF Greenwood,
Mississippi, proceed to sell to the high
est bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed land, lying, being and situate in
Lehore County, State Of Mississippi,
tO-wit,
That portion Of May Day Plantation
situated In Lenore County, State of Mis-
sissippI, described as follows: Lot n,
section 3; Lots 10 and IA, section 4; N. Il.
/, section 0, less n acres of Of south
part thereof; Lots 3, 4, 3, 0, and acres
In lot 8, section 10, less acres OIL OF
south part Of said lots and @; all in
Township II, Range West.
Being the same land conveyed to the
said Joseph schweikert by the said
Charles y. Levy, by deed OF date Janu-
ary 18th, 1908.
Title Is believed to be good, but will
convey as Trustee only.
J. WIENER, Trustee.
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Commissioner Sale.

Under and by virtue of the provisions
OF that certain decree of the chancery
conrt OF Lenore County, Mississippi.
rendered on the Sth dav Of November,
1905, in. the cause therein pending num-
be ed 1850 and styled Mrs. Pink Wood
W. II. N. Bowles ct. ais, l, G. w. Crock
EFT, clerk Of said court aud commits
sioner appointed by said decree, will.
within the hours prescribed by law, on
Monday, the 7th day OF January, 1907,
In pursuance OF said decree, in the man
ner therein prescribed, and for the pur-
poses therein set forth, sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
at the court house door OF said county,
in the City OF Greenwood, Mississippi,
the following land, in said decree de-
scribed, to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of the sonth.
east quarter IN. Z. of S. e. y and six
teen and ninety-three one-hundredths
tl6.93l acres of of the north end OF the
northwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter IN. W. Of the s. Il. y and the
north half of the northeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter IN. / of N, Il. 1 Of
s. W. and all that part Of the south
half Of the northeast quarter Of SOUTH
west quarter Is. Of N. Il. ! Of s. W. y
lying west Of the right-of-way of the
Minter City Southern n Western Rail-
road, the said right-of, way being the
same conveyed by r. N. Bowles to the
Hoyt q Woodin Manufacturing Co. by
the deed recorded in book 80, at pages
135 to 1877, of the record of land deeds
OF said county, and the northwest quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter IN. W. OF
8. W. y, all Of said land being situate
In the north half Of the south half OF
section thirty six (36), In township
twenty-five (22), range two t2) west, in
the County of Lefore, State OF Missis-
sippi, and being the land set apart in
severalty by said decree to +. N. Bowles.
Witness my signature this this the
18th day Of December, 1906,
G. W. CROCKETT,
Chancery Clerk and Commissioner,
GwlN Il MouNGER, Solicitors.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Supervisors Of Lenore County,
Mississippi, on the first Monday in Jan
uary, 1907, for filing the Bowie Lane
public road from the two mile board to a
point 400 feet east thereof 30 as to raise
the level Of said road two feet above it's
present level. Specifications on Ale in
the Chancery Clerks Office. The Board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. G. W, CROCKETT, Clerk.
Greenwood, Miss,
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Special Teachers Examination.

Notice Is hereby given that special
examination for teachers will be held at
the conrt house, In Greenwood, Lahore
county, Mississippi, on Friday and Sat-
urdsy. December 2lst and 22nd, 1905.
All teachers interested will take due
notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. W, NJ. PETEET,
supt. Of Education,
Greenwood, Miss, Dec. 10, 1908.
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| pay to laid city for al and
any damage that may be
done to any Of its water or sewer
pipes from electsolysis caused by the
construction or operation Of said
street railway, and for the amount Of
all such damage the said city shall
have lien upon any and all Of the
property belonging to or used in con-
nection with said street railway,
which said lien shall be first lien
and prior and superior to any and all
other liens upon said property wheth-
er now existing or hereafter created.
Section 8. The owners OF said
street railway shall not use said rail-
way nor any Of it's equipment for
any other purpose tnan those herein
set forth and shall not furnish elec-
tricity for any purpose to any person
whatsoever within one mile Of the
limits Of said city as now constituted
or as the same may be hereafter
charged
Section 8. The parties above named
shall have the right and power to
transfer and assign this franchise and
all Of the rights, powers and authority
herein conferred to any person, per-
sons, or corporation they may desire
during the continuance thereof, and
any person, persons or corporation to
whom said powers, rights and au-
thority may be transferred may like
wise so transfer and assign the same,
but unless the work Of constructing
laying and equipping said street rail
way shall be begun within Twenty
four months from the date OF this
ordinance and unless at least one
mile OF said street railway shall be
equipped and in operation within
Twenty-seven months from the date
OF this ordinance, then the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen OF said city shall
ct any time thereafter have the right
and power to revoke this ordinance
and recall any and all powers. rights,
privileges and authority herein con-
ferred and all rights hereunder shall
be and become null and void, This
franchise is granted upon the express
condition that the said Mayor and
Board of Aldermen shall have the
right and power to revoke the same at
any time the owners OF said street
railway shall fail or refuse to comply
with any Of the terms and provisions
herein set forth.
/ Section TO- Belt further ordained
that the above named parties be and
they are hereby requir ed to pay the
of publishing this ordinance.
Section II. Be it further ordained,
for cause shown, that this ordinance
be in force and effect from and after
its passage.
Approved this December 9th, 1906.
W. S. VARDAMAN, Mayor.
Attest,
r. H. HICKS, Clerk.
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Mrs. Henderson's luncheon.

A young ladies' affair that took rank
as being at the very pinnacle Of charm
and attraction achieved BY affairs this
winter was Mrs. Lizzie George Hender-
sons luncheon last Saturday afternoon
in honor Of her guest, Miss Kate Leayell,
Of Texas. The Christmas colors were
effectively brought ont In the dscora-
tions. The center-piece WAS banked
with holly and on each side was white
the candelabras held red
shades and red candles.
The place cards were designed In hole.
" and marked the places Of twenty
guests. Each guest was requested 70
write Christmas rhyme on her card
and at the close Of the elaborate menu
served, they we're resd which afforded .
great deal Of amusement and closed .
day long to be remembered by those
present.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received on the
first Monday In January, 1907, by the
Board Of Supervisors Of Leilore County,
Mississippi, for working the public
roads in Supervisors District No. ., In
said county, according to plans and
specifications on Ale In the Chancery
Clerks Office. All bidders are required
to file bond with their respective bids
for an amount equal to twice the amount
OF their bids. No bids will be consid-
cred unless accompanied by bond as
above specified. The Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Q. W. CROCKETT, Clerk.
Greenwood, Miss.
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Notice to Contractors,

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Supervisors Of Lenore County,
Mississippi, on the first Monday In Ian
usry, 1907, for building Bench Bridge
ACROSS Blue Lake in Beat ope, near B.
7. Sayre's place, about 100 feet long,
according to plans and speci1ca tlons on
Ale In tho Cnsncery Clerks Office. The
Board reserves tho right to reject any
or aIl bids.
Il 9. ". CROCKETT, Clerk.
1anan vvnrHd Mina efll
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For Sale.

One Of the oldest enterprises in
Greenwood will sell its Business, Equip
ment, Leases, Easments, and good will.
This is your chance II You are looking
for investment Of a small amount Of
money.
Address "West" Kitchell Hotel.
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Is ready to take yonr orders for Flour.
Corn IN shuck and out Of shuck, Oats,
Hay, Cotton Seed Meal and HuIls.
He b. ) Iot of the very bast and
eAsapest acsoants. s
Call - ~ him q phone = biz n.
psose. Cumb, Phone AOs. gs'
HAMMOND PACKING Cos DID Gtaud.
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.Spead The pay Psfty.

At the beautiful country home a Mr..
William n. Pillow ON last Tuesday Va
one Of the most enjoyable affairs Of TIE
week. whore 4Spsnd The Day Party"
Was given to : few Of her friends. All
were requested TO bring their needls-
work aud enjoy good old-fsshicn day
together. A m.gpincent dipner vas
served, md too muoh praiss csonpt -
given this hospitsbls hostess fos this
pleasant occasion.
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Worthless Property.

The poorest property In the world Is
q poor photograph. You don't want It
and your friend doesn't want IL either.
Go to Mrs. Spurrier's who does ONLY
first class work and your money will not
be wasted.
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Wanted.

Position a. manager OF plantation. Am
experienced and can furnish first-class
recommendations. Address W, A. Barry,
Syhlater, Miss,
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Found.

Knights Templar Watch Charm. Own
er can get same by applying to Delta
Machine Works, paying $500 and the
cost OF this advertisement.
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Everybody L having Christmas photos
made 1t Mrs. spurrier's. Those expect
ing to have pictures Enlarged for Christ.
mas glfts should order BY December lst
to insure prompt delivery.
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~~~
WANTED--Position ~ Plantation
Manager and Store Keeper. Can man.
age any size store. Have had consider.
able experience. Can furnish some y.
Dor BY making arrangements 1t once.
Address Boz 4l7, Greenwood, Miss.
The Bazaar held on Thursday, Dec.
9th, BY the Earnest Workers Wa one Of
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For Rent.

Fiye-room cottage, choice location.
Apply to Il. M. Purcell, at Delta Bank
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|RDl)sD Tllf IOwN


Ss ~ flfp420y&W obuk tVvytN
s.''..is ~. :.
Dua't ~ ~ DON wedding. Dse. \
\. ~: ]. r. ions - down iron None.
xaaaay.
n. r y. Saboru ~ over from 1T
- Monday.
n. A. Joass was down from RAc'
Trek Tuesday.
NJ. i KsruA vas do~a non shsll
aound Monday.
n. i 4 cl.r1 -. y fson Brsat >.
h0insss Monday.
-. Ali scrugss wa. over from Hem
ingway last Friday.
= - =
NJ. J. b. McMiIlaa was over from val
ley Hill last Friday.
Gen. Monroe McClurg visited vaider
Tie hrst Of the week.
Tssl M sa = =
Mr. W. A. Swift, was up from Swift
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Listen! Ladies' regular $3.50 Shoes
for s1.o5 81 J. II. HOPES.
Supervisor s. !. Brown was up from
Gidon On business Tuesday.
MI. +, b. Steele was mp from Rosebanl
the latter part Of last week.
Mr.. W. G. George was over from Cotes-
worth the nrst Of the week.
Mr. ]. J. Hamrick was over from Ham
rick on business Wednesday.
Mr.. J. J. Ryan was over from Green
yille on business Wednesday.
Mr.. W. B. Watkins was over from
Aberdeen on business this week.
Capt. W. G.. Poindexter, Of Morgan,
~ Greenwood visitor Monday.
MI. B. Polewoda was down from Min
ter City on business last Monday.
MI. ]. T. Dean visited friends near
Money the latter part Of last week.
Trade at the Cash Store.
J.H. HOPE.
Miss Rena Powell, Of Water Valley, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Williams.
Ss~ =
Don't miss the Doll Wedding, Dec. u.
Mrs. b. r. Locke and little daughter,
Lcuise, visited Yazoo City relatives last
week.
MI. =. L. Buchanan, one Of our clever
Carroll county friends, was in the city
Tuesday.
MSssrs. s. L. Hemphill and ]. G. Har-
~, of Valley Hill, we're in the city
Tuesday.
Mr. md Mrs. WIN. Wall, Of near She'll
mound, were in the city shopping last
Saturday.
MI. P. Cohen, Of vicksburg, Was among
his Greenwood friends the latter part Of
last week.
Judge R. 3. Love, Of Itta Bana, made
this ofice ! pleasant call while in the
city Tuesday.
MI. Z. 3. FAncher, one Of our clever
CarSoll county friends, was in tho city
the 6rst Of the week.
~. ". A. Barry, Of McNutt, wss In
~ cIty. Wednesday, and made this Of
nee N Appreciated call.
Reduction On prices Of Shoes II the
1Cash Store. J.H. HOPE
4 Df. r. n. Tapscott, Of Swift, was In
The city Tuesday returning homo from .
businsn trip to Memphis.
a NJ. ard Mn. 4. D. Anderson, Of vi
nona, wsre the guests Of relatives and
xfisnd6 here the past wcck.
\, - = -
NJ. md Mrs. Marian Andersen visit
- the family of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Pet
AEbsn, nsax Money, last weak.
NJ. md Mn. J. ". Gsorgs, of Yasoo
City, wsre tie guests Of Mr. and Mrs. r.
-
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Greenwood, Mis-.
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Doa't - ~ Dsll wedding, Dsc. =.
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COuD0uCU0u III oucH mbnuoI ~ mhy
b prescribed and provided by the
Laght and wster Commission OF said
city, and all changes and alterations
Of the same shall be made upon such
conditions and in such manner as
may be prescribed by said commits
si0R.
Section 4. The said owners Of said
stvest railway shall baye the right
and power to charge reasonable
freight and passengers charges for
the transportation Of freight and
pessengers over and upon
said street railway, but in no case
shall more than nve 10 cents be
charged y passenger fare tar one
continaous passage from and 10 any
part Of said city - now bounded or .
hereafter constitutsd. The Mayor Of
said city, and the strset Commits
sicnsr, The Masshsl, Ill policemen in
uniform, II Aremen In the discharge
81 anyo thsir duties, the City Tax
Asaesscs, TIE manager Of the Electric
Light plant of ssid city and III line
msn Of pald Hloctric Light plant, IN
tho 6isoharSe Of their duties, shall
haSo TIT tran1po portAtoon over and up
~ aald stEset railway.
eection Z. The owners Of ssid
$500 80
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O'BRIEN TO MEET FITZ.
Will Box Twenty Rounds
Tuxedo Club on May 40.
,pecial to The Times-Dispatch,)


PHILADELPHIA PA, April 19.--Jack
'Brien, who claims tho title OF heavy
weight champion. and Bob T'itzsimmons.
who once held tho title. are to meet at
the Tuxedo Club. North Essington, on
Wednesday evening, May 9oth. Tho bout
Is to be twenty rounds, The men IRE each
to be given 80 per cent. Of the gross ro-
celpts..' The match was made by Tom
O'Rourlse on Saturday in New York.
where. after short argument, the men
placed their signatures to the articles of
agreement. They are to post q forfeit Of
s.. 900 each for their appearance and the
club will post the same amount as
guarantee that the bout will come off.
The Tuxedo Club has also arranged
three other bouts. Tho first will be he
tween Chick Tucker. of New York, AMI
Tony Bender. Of Elizabeth. N. j.. which
is scheduled to take place on Wednesday
night, April 18th. 1t viii be followed or
May I'd with bout between Tommy
O'Toole. of this city, and Eddie Kelly, Of
Buffalo, formerly sparring partner Of
Battling Nelson. They are to box at 100
pounds, weigh In at 6 o'clock. On May
nth, Andy McGarry, who stopped Adam
Ryan In ten rounds at the Tuxedo Clubs
last show, will box Young Corbett, former
featherwelght champion.
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MURDER TRIAL.
Difficulty in Getting a Jury to
Try II, o. Fulcher,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)
AMHERST. VA, April 19.-The Amherst
Circuit Court Is fengnged In tho trial
or the case Of II, Q. 1Nuloher, charged with
the murder of. jim Jones'. 1t is alleged
that Fulcher shot Jones who Is negro,
IN cold blood. Fulcher md tho negro had
had some difficulties. The negro threat
onol to shoot I'plchcr, Fnlcher got n
.neghhnr 10 get the negro's gun away
from him and then went ont In tho road
to meet him and shot him down,
Leo and Howard. Of I.ynchburg, are do
Tending Fucher, and arc contesting the
case at every sten, i IS probable that the
entire week will be taken up In Its trial.
Mr.. G. l.. Tucker, of Buchanan county.
has been employed by the negroes to AS
sist Commonwealth's Attorney O. r.
Evans in tho prosecution.
y ONlly four of the vcnira summoned for
this court nre In the trial Jury, The rest
oe them were excluded or stricken off NV
tho defence. The Jury had to be made mp
from the bvstanders.
Tho General onn'n,n seems s to pc that,
hung jury.
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DEATHS

NIIcKOLs.- Died. at her residence. DOS
Randolph Street, at ll:20 o'clock We'd
nesday night, April 18th, in the thlrtieth
year of her age, MRS, ROSA w.
k NUCkOL.S, Wife or NNm,@A. Nuckols.
SIsoY M EFpankd ana ana
niece the Rev, Dr.J. Ado French, of
Austin. Texas, Beside her husband and
parents, she leaves two daughters.
Grace and Blanch, aged II and 0, re-
spectivelyi n number Of other relatives,
and " large circle Of friends to mourn
her death.
Funeral from, Randolph Street Baptist
Church, FridayFafternoon, April 10Th, at
64o'clock. Internrent at Riverylew Cein-
etery. n 4;
"Yet must We part ana parting weep;
What else has earth forTus In store?
7 These farewell pangs. how sharp and
z These farewell words, how sad and
Yet we shall meet again in .oace.
10 sing the Song: of stalI.joyi
When none shall hid our eladnfsS cease,
And none our fellowship DESTROY
Washinston Ind BalNmore paftNv
please COPY,
,--Died. Aprll 10. 1905, at her
rcellapce Np,s1 1900 Parry street Man
chester, MRS. AIIIp ,g,n 4 =, p PARRKER'
Funeral notice later,
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OBITUARY.
Thomas Pinckney Crump.

Mr.. Crump, whose death on Monday last
at his home on West Clay Street, has al
ready been announced in these columns,
deserves u fuller and more appreciative
notice than has SO far been accorded him.
In the spherein which he lived and work
ed, he was decidedly mnEl OF mark
WELDING large influence, and enjoying
the respect, conhdence'und love of all who
knew him and shared his labors.
7 Born in the county of New Kent, some
years ago. of Most excellent
parcntage and family connections, he ear-
lN in life removed to this city. which
.thenter of his life work, Here he grew
MP and received the educational training
which equipped, him for that work., IN tho
nanrdnts and pride Of the city, ANA nota-
bly, in the old Richmond Academy that
turned out so many Of the sturdy, cnl-
tured wise men who contributed largely
to the unbuildlng OF the splendid city of
which we are all now so proud,
(, He decided to make teaching his profess
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Gauldcr- Iudkins.

Miss Rosa L. Judlins. daughter Of Mrs.
Elizabeth F. Judliins. of No. 42O South
Pine Street was quietly married yester-
day afternoon at three o'clock to Mr..
Raymond Gauldcr, Of Gloucester COUNTY,
Va. The ceremony. which took place IN
tho home Of the brides moth me-, WAS pei
torIof Laurel Street Methodist Church.
Mr.mRaymond Fuller was best man and
Mrs. a. b. Almoads was matron OF honor;
Mrs Gnuldcr left for the groom's home In
Gloucester county, where II large recep-
ton will be given them tonight, Among
tho prominent people present at the ccres
mony was Mr.. George w. Thomas or
HenrlcO county. 1tAtf'at 5f
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many years was that OF Miss Gwcndolln
Constance A Br!scela to Mr. William clay
Baker in Christ Episcopal Church at ~ !;
to the nitar by Misses Ada Mann and
Mary Chapman, bridesmaids, and MI.
Haywood Strattonsun Mr.. II. MeMurdo,
groomsman, While little MISS Marian GriI-
the pathway of the bride The groom
was attended by HIS best man. Mr.. Lester
Shannan. The rector, Rev. e. a. Meade
officiated.
The cutting of the brides cake took
place at the home Of the brides mother.
Tine bride is the. daughter Of the late
Fleming Brisce, and granddaushterI; OF
Ton, Cumberland. Eng. Mr.. Baker Is the
son OF the late MI. william Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Will visit North
.crn cities and be home to their friends
after MAY 4tI. ga5af
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T. =
principals. and, while firm In his convlc-
( lions. he was ever willing to acknoWleds az
an error, and to accept u contra W opin-
ion when satisfied Of its correctness.
Therefore, be it resolved
First That in the death OF Thomas
Pinckney Crump this board OF prncipaIls
has lost noble companion, a worthy
adviser, ana a helpful co-worker.
Second. That the PUBLIC school system
Of the city has lost u ski fui tea cher anu
manager, Il wise builder IN education
work and a prudent leader In edu t''ll tlonal
t%Third. That while we bow in humble
submission to the Divine VIII that has
deprived us OF such companionshlp, we
cannot but grlevo ut the loss we have
sustained. ig . 81 NJ !, 4,
son and other surviving relatives the trl-
abutc or our deepest sympathy,
FIFTH. That tho daily papers be REQUEST
ed 10 publish this acton Of the board OF
prlncipals, and that n copy be sent to the
family OF our deceased friend.
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LockWood-Beery.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)

-'-' Especial 10 mo i7tttc11.7 q y
Il ITARRIsONBURCi. VA, April 19--Miss
Nora Beery. q daughter of the .late y MI str:
THOMPSON Lockwood, OF New York city.
were married this evening, at s ocloes
in tho Presbyterian ,,t Church Pr. B. a,a x;
away nv her brother Mr. Kemper G.
Berry, of Butler, Pa. Miss Ernestnes
Bucher, Of, Harrisonbnrg Mas maid a q
rrn wford was mntron OF honor. Mr.
Lioy dc G, = Beery was best, man. Tho ush-
ers were DR.. b. w. Swizer and Mr., c.
ut Thev viii reside. in New York city.
where Mr.. Lockwood Is at the head Of
the import department Of A. II, Post
Company.
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Captain It. It. Pettus.

(speciu to The Tlmes-DspntchD ~
NIEHERRIN,s VA. April 10,-Capt, 4.
T.EPettus died ut his homo near here this
morning. aged rs. lie was captain of a
Company Of volunteers, from Necklen-
burg countyYin the Elghteenth Virginia
Infantry. and was wounded ut Sailor
Creek He was Justice OF the peace. and
for 2S years u member of the school board
of Leigh District. He was a5devout Chris
tian gentleman. ll f
FTis wife preceded Kim to the grave q
little over year ngo. The lnternrent
will be at Wcsyn Church here tomorrow
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