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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15

Miss Mary Randall, daughter " the
Hon john Writ Randall, II visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. Baden Lowndes, al
Mt Savage.
AIrs. j. Edward FeldmeyeT and son,
Master Warren Feldmeyer nave return.
ed after an extended visit 10 Mrs q. n.
Biles Jr Eikton. Nd
Miss Edna Feldmeyer aud Miss Nell
Ennis are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
q. X. Biles Jr. ElktOn, Md
The family Of SIR w. Mann, are
occupying cottage near Bay Ridge.
Dr. Carswell, Of Baltimore - at
AundeI.on-the. Bay, for the summer.
Master Jackson Appleby, Of Balti-
more II visiting Master Stanley
McCusker.
Miss Belle Mann, Of Baltimore il
spending two weeks vacation. With her
parents who are eummerng al "a
cottage al Bay Ridge.
Dir. Francis Abbott Of Washington,
Is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. u. q. Parlett.
Mr.. James q. Campbell, OF London,
England, Is visiting his cousin Mrs.
Galloway Cheston, Maryland Ave.
DR.. and Mrs. Gray and Miss Gray,
Midthipman Gray Of the Naval Acad-
eng. They are stopping with Mrs.
Cbeston, Maryland ave.
The Rev. FalherO. Regan. q. S s. Il.
Of 81. Mary Church, left yesterday on
missionary trip
The family Of Mr. McCaIthy Of
Washington are occupying their sum
mer cottage nj Arundel on. the-Bay.
The Messrs Shea, Of Washington are
camping out at Arundel.on the-Bay.
Trustee W. II. CAN'T, ofthe Annap-
Aerie of Eagles has been attending the
national convention Of Eagles at
Cumberland.
Mrs.. Paul Bland and daughter
Magdalen are visiting ffiends in
Howard Go. Md.
Prof. Il. l.. Johnson, who has just
returned from tour OF Europe, Pales.
tine aud Egypt. Is visiting his brother,
Prof. j. Charles Johnson, College Ave.
and Prince George street. Prof f. l..
Johnson's home Is in Texas.
Mrs. T. y. Ethndge. OF Norfolk, vs..
with her two children, ~ visiting her
sister. Mrs. Paul A. Payne, Of North
Severn.
Miss Dora Blome Is visiting the
Misses Rosenberg for Two weeks.
Miss Sadie Fell u The guest1f Mr.
and Mrs.. Schwartz.
Miss Jennie Fineglass Is visiting
relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathenson aud family
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs
II. Rosenberg.
Mr.. jesse stuart Edwards, Of Balti-
more, Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. X
Vinion Clayton Mr. Edwards IL the
tenor soloisi AT Grace Episcopal Church
Baltimore. lie r. one of a camping
party now Oh an outing with his c0u-
sin, Mr.. Ninton Clayton, on the rey-
ern.
- Miss.Pearl Hopkins, who has been
spending some time with friends IN
Brooklyn. this county, has returned 70
her home on Jefferson street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15
COMMEMORATE enterprise.
Mr.. LEON COTTLIEB OFFERS IN.
CEHTIVE TO START BANK
ACCOUNT
Practical Object Lesson in Ar Of Making
Money

Mr. Leon Cottlieb. proprietor ~
Golfifeb's Department store, In an
advertisement in tho Capital today,
offers q unique incentive 70 The start.
ing u bank accounts. recognizing.
both as a merchant and q citizen, the
value 70 the individual and the COM
munity q incuieatiug principles u
thrift and economy.
For q special time be proposes -
present 10 every purchaser Of certain
amount Of goods at his establishment
a bank book showing a deposit Of one
dollar, as the beginning u a savings
account in the Annapolis banking a
Trust Company. This idea originated
with Afr. Golllieb and j. a practical
object lesson IN the art ~ money SAY
ing. and one which can hardly fail
a. .ase far-reaching add beneficial
results.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15

BRANZELB-SuddeBiy on July II.
1907, IT I0lcbesier, W. FRAxCIs
BgASzELL. age - yeaas, beloved son
Of Mr.. and NTs. William Branzell.
Roses may wftber,
Lilies may die
Friends may forsake you.
But never VIII ].
Asleep In Jesus, blessed sleep.
Gone IN the beat d his days.
form from the hearts that loved aim.
TO dwell In the silent tomb.
By bis Friend, EFFrE PHrPPs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15

The onsciais az the Naval Academy
have been informed by the Comp
froller Of the United States that IL viii
not be practicable 10 have the con-
templated improvement made 10 the
new naval hospital, as IT. is not de-
sired 10 exceed the appropriation Of
$40, 900, 90.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15
A Day Of Pleasure az Round
Bav.

Asbury Methodist Episcopal Cisurcn.
Rev. - ~ Carroll -. ID. fasler. will
give . grand outlng AZ k0unsi NaV
under tire au~plce@ &c Gne Niu- !.
Daughter. anet sons and the Nafiie~
Aid society Oh IhHrsaf8T .flg fs. ~
special train viii leave Marv lnnfE
Electric T. X station Annauuifs
snort Line nc ~ IS a. n
Leave Round Bay "a. g. m- E.et
every body endeavDr o. - n1urs
enjoyment on the gruuud
R0aud trip tickets Sd cents DhIi,f
rem r. years - cents lrfT
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15

TIE sewers Bsat glsh sill ael1 ts
frst crab feast ~ the ssason faas eeall-
ing a. l1e heal1ouse. teot &C Nusa -
Gloucester sfreef- There eiIl o. rleutF
81 erals. AMI lisHiI refresauaeulas-
All merubers are cordially iuvi-lst -
BE r-E.sanE-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15
DIED.

BRANIELL-Suddenly on Thursday
July II, 1857 WILLIAM FRANCIS age
u years and five months, beloved
son Of William II. and Harriet A
BraDzeil, Of Passport.
Funeral took place sunday afternoon
from Ct Mays Church.
baltimore papers pleaae cory
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15

There was furry Of excitement Al
the home Of Mr. and MTs. II. " Rob
inson. on Conduit street. Saturday
morning, when the ever welcome stork
brought them a pretty little baby girl.
Mother and daughter are doing well.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15

july f6rH. On Nr John EuFlon :
lawn. corner 81 Fourth street ara
Chesapeake Avenue. t.astporf Pm
eeeds for benefit - Passport Baptist
cents. IA yiU
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15

Lieut. -eafnmaulier Nartin o. Treaen.
a.. =. y. and Li1uteu1ut Harold rs
ley. e. s. NJ g.. reported Ter .ufV al
the Naval Aea.Isnly this mornine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15
PERSONAL MENTION

lPofson9who have nfcnda ~ guests ano
desire the publication Of the same viii please
end fheir namea 10 this once. ~fDfTOKi
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15
FOR HIRE E.

- tne dear Lag e. rsrss.x- = ars xaa-rsl.a
~ y <tl1s s1r pieeslrs raETless ste- For
street. Or =. BoE-s7ELs DruE -coral asrF.
port r
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-15
comedy for Diarrhoca Never known
TO Fail.

want % say few words for Chamber
lains Colo, Cholera and Iiarrhoea Remedy.
/ have used this preparation in my family
for the past FIVE years and have recommended
!, 10 a number Of people Ia York county and
have never krorn 4 % fail 70 effect cure
II any instance. ! feel ih.i can not say too
much Tor the best remedy Of the kind in the
worlds JExsoS, Spring Grove, York
County. "a. This remedy Is for sale by
Feldmeyer Bros Drug Store,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-19

Of
lat. &c
Odressg to go a nv - 'N ~ ~
trades in
and 1890 $500 ~
vaistnss 90 ched at
One lot yard
of
lot of light color
Of and
Ito go
'N'' "N '" p sample line bureau
Idiscrpt WI
~
lone lot hemst buck
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | o
2Lsc.lA ample line OF bur
o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-19
ITS BUSY week.
Legislature Dealt With
The Great Problems.
Graham Syndicate Railway Bill
Biggest Combination Yet.
Sargent's Good Roads BilI...MiI.
Iiken on Drugs.

BotE branches of the Legislature clos
ed the third week yesterday with a
rush of business which nearly beat the
record for number and importance of
dis introduced. All the great questions
confronting the people of the State re-
ceIVad attention and a candidate for
Governor of the State announced HIM
self and his platform A large amount
or special legislation has been started
along the proper channels and will, in
Que time come before the members for
discussion.
me question of resubmission of the
Hfth amendment to the constitution and
the repeal of the Sturgis law was
touched upon in an official way during
the week by the introduction Of House
DIS to that effect by the two Augusta
representatives. Petitions for and
against the general idea of resubmis-
sion have begun to arrive One from
Fort Fairfield yesterday carried ia
names Of the most prominent and re-
spected citizens in the town.
Cumberland county has been stirred
up as never before over the dream of
Portland hotel keepers that the seat
OF government will be moved from the
center Of the State to the Eastern or
Western Promenade SO that it can be
advertised as summer attraction. Ev-
identity Bangor is willing to be "seen''
in the matter. being non-committal and
playing the coy maiden act to perfec-
ton. The Augusta and other members
from the northern and eastern parts
OF the State are not sound asleep on
the subject and are neither look ing I'M
on the matter as pipe dream or a
joke and it is not entirely unlikely that
they will be heard from in case the
matter assumes definite shape. The
gossip Of the corridors and rotunda
has been to the effect that it is not
reasonable to believe that the legisla-
tors will vote to enter upon the eXpen-
dture of the vast sum of money in
cident to the erection Of new Capitol,
when so many other projects of vital
Importance to the welfare Of the State
are clamorine for appropriations.
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In the Senate Walter 3. Clarke of
Lincoln county introduced AIT order
providing for the observance of the
Tooth anniversary of the birth of Henry
Wadsworth LongfellOw on the evening
of Feb. 81. by appropriate exercises in
the hall of the House Of Representa-
tive5. The order was passed in concur
renee by the House.
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Waists

A large line of plaid waists at big
mark down.
$500 silk waists. ................$ 3.N
$2.9S plaid waists. .$1.98
$1.9S plaid waists. .$1.25
$3.50 plaid waists. .S1.13
Other good trades in waists. All
flannelette robes marked down.
Bargains in kimOnos. Rain coats
marked way down. A good line to lect
from.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-19

An act was introduced ny otlldtoi
Clarke of Lincoln providing that when
any person has an interest in real eS-
tate. not exempt from taxation. as
holder of duly recorded mortgage
given to secure the payment of money,
the amount of which is fixed and GER
tain. the amount of his interest az
MORTGAGE shall be assessed as real es-
tate in tire place where the land lies.
and the mortgagor shall be assessed
only for the value Of said real estate
after deducting the assessed value of
all said mortgagee'S interest therein
BY far the most important railway
legislation, at least where the city OF
Augusta is concerned, that has beer
thus far introduced. and probably as
important a bill as will be introduced
this session was presented by Rep. r.
F.. Newbert of Augusta in the House
yesterd in the form of an act enlars-
ing the powers of the Auburn. Mechan
jc Falls and Norway Street Railway
and changing its name to the Lewiston,
Augusta and Waterville Street Rail-
way.
This is. in reality the legislation nee
essary to enable the Graham syndicate
to establish the largest system OF street
railways in Maine if not in New Eng
land. The powers granted are sweep
ing and calculated to give the syndl-
cate the greatest possible latitude IN
it's development
The first section provides for the
ratification of the articles of associa-
ton and incorporation Of the Auburn
Mechanic Falls and Norway street
Railway. The second section provides
for changing the name to the Lewiston
Augusta and Waterville Street Rail
way. The third section grants the
new company the power to acquire the
nronerty and franchises Of the Lewis
TON Brunswick and Bath Street Rail-
way, the Augusta, Winthrop and Gar
diner Street Railway and of the Au'
gusta. and waterville Street Railway
or tn merge and consolidate with the
new syndicate.
Tho fourth section empowers the
comnany to acquire the privileges ane
franchises Of water power companies
~ companies generating electricity 81
cher motive power and of companies
onerating street railways whlch WI
fd,rm connecting or continuing lines
with the lines OF the COMPANY CIV" O.,
gives to the several existing companies
before mentioned and the classes O
con,nanies enumerated in this latter
section. the power to sell.
section five insures to the compan!
all the rights and privileges Heretofore
enjoyed by the companies whose
franchises it purchases. subject to tht
roo,,lar charter restrictions.
The sixth section provides for th'
sale Of surplus power generated by th'
company along it's lines, provided con
sent is obtained from the companies
with which it would compete, if sucf
companies exist.
The seventh section PROVIDES tna' ..i'
oon,ranv NAV prosecute or defend an!
su;,s at law or in equity which ma!
he pending at the time of the transfer
or suits arising from debts. CLAIMS
! contracts, rights and causes OF acao'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-19

Senator Simpson of York presented
an act providing Tor funds for the nee
essary expenditures of the administra-
ton, an estimate amounting to $l.6i9.-
14413. The largest single item is $5S2,-
2052G. for the school and mill fund due
towns.
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f the corporations making the trans

of the CORPORATIONS making the trans
fer.
The eighth section provides for the
increase of the capital stock at any
legal meeting Of the stockholders
The ninth section provides Tor me
issuance Of bonds to cover tn" pur-
chase pric., of any OF the railways or i"
nav its debts or the debts of the COM
panies acquired. 1t further provide"
for the raising of funds which are re-
quired for the conduct o. business ana
for the security of the same by appio-
pirate mortgages.
The tonth section empowers the COM
pany to sell the capital Stork ami other
evidences OF indebtedness of any "i
the companies that may be acquired
The eleventh and twelfth sections
provide for the acquisition of such real
estate as may be necessary and grants
the Dower to guarantee the bonds OF
the acquired properties.
The thirteenth section provides Tor
the building of the connecting INK be
tween the lines now existing. between
Sabattus and the lines OF the Augusta
Winthrop and Gardiner Railway as
it may find convenient
Sect ron fourteen provides for the &C
uuirirg of rights OF way by purchase
or otherwise where they extend out
side highways or streets.
The next two sections provide for the
ratification by the state of the acts so
the acquired companies in regard to
the issuance of stocks and bonds and
the mortgages to secure the same.
The last section sets forth that This
act shall take effect when approved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-19

Representative William S. KnOwlton
of Monson presented the bill prepared
by Paul D. Sargent, State Highway
Commissioner and endorsed by the
State Board of Trade committee on
good roads, providing for the forward
ing of the cause of good roads in the
State.
Briefly the provisions of the bill are
as follows:
Section 1: The objects of this act are
to obtain a more uniform system for
the permanent improvement of main
highways throughout the State. to Sc
cure the cooperation of the municipal
tiles and the State in providing means
therefor. and to provide for more eff
cient and economical expenditure of
moneys appropriated for highway con-
struction and repair
Section 9 declares that State roads al
ready designated by the County Com
miSSionerS under the provisions OF
Sections 80 to los of Chapter % Revised
Statutes, 1903, shall still be considered
State roads and that it shall be the
duty of County Commissioners to des-
ignate in such towns as may hereafter
apply for State aid the main Travelled
thoroughfare which shall be known as
the State road. This section also PRO-
vides that on petition of majority OF
the legal voters in any town presented
to the State Commissioner Of High
ways stating that in the Judgment OF
the petitioners the road as designated
by the County Commissioners is not
the main Travelled thoroughfare and
that public convenience would be bet
ter served by the designation Of some
other road as State road, which other
road must be described in the petition
it should be the duty of the State Com
missioner OF Highways to order pub
lie hearing upon said petition where al
parties interested may be heard.
The State Commissioners of High
ways, the member Of the Governor:
Council from the district in which the
road is located and one County Com
missioner from an adjoining county tC
lie selected by the State Commissioner
shall act as Il board of review; and af-
Ter hearing said petition, and the par
tics interested said board shall desig
nate the State road which designation
she'll - final. If the County Commits
sioners' designation is sustained, the
petitioners must pay the costs OF the
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BLANKETS

BLANKETS
One lot grey blankets. :. $50. per pair.
One lot grey blankets 43c. per pair
instead Of 5Sc
One lot grey blankets $1.25 quality .S9c.
One lot grey blankets S1.39 quality this
blanket we have been selling as
leader at $1.25 now. .$1.00
A big line of bath-robe blankets
special prices.
Other good trades in blankets.
See the $3.50 puffs that We have been
selling at s1.39 white they last. .$1.15
Other good trades in puffs.
One lot Of 15c. handkerchiefs used in
decorating .1Oc.
One lot of Toe. handkerchiefs used In
decorating &c.
One lot Of ladies' short, medium and
long garments, not the latest style but
just as warm as ever, were from $40.
to $50 dollars to go in this sale at .$1.47
$1.98, 1898 and $4.98. II you don't
keep warm this cold weather 1t won't
he our fault.
One lot of ladies' cloth capes were from
$500 to $500 to go at.
1898, s4.98, $3.50.
All odd lots of goods must go before
stock taking. Lowest prices in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-19

II an employee 10
"slusgardlng" get hard
hearted and use q help.
wanted I'D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

Marie shotwell has been engaged to
1 play Shirley Rossmore in THE Lion
and the Mouse" Company that is to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
not appear. with Mr.. Mante:l, as had

not appear with Mr.. Mante;i, as had
been arranged.
Hattie Williams s appearing at the
Criterion in The Little Cherub.' The
Alaskan comic opera Is being pros
duced at the Knickerbocker. THE Man
OF the Hour" is being played at the
Savoy, and Raymond Hitchcock is ap-
pearing in -The Yankee Tourist at
tho Aston. This is n goodly showing
for the start. In nearly every tbeatTe
in New York reflearsals. are in pro-
gress. and the stage managers are hay-
ing their inning.
Among the productions now being
rehearsed are John Drew and his COM
pany: Francis Wilson. in when
knights Were Bold: Dustin Farnuna,
In ",rhe Rangers; Robert Edeson, in
Classmates Lula Chaser. in Lola
from Berlin. Anna Held in The
Partisan Model. besides the produce
tions of George Washington, Jr..' "The
Talk OF New York" and The Red
Miii.t
Louis James this season is to pro-
duce unique version of The Comedy
OF Errors" in which he will appear in
the dual role of the Drom;os. The
production Is now in rehearsal ut Mr..
James's summer home at Monmouth
Beach. the rehearsals being conducted
by Frederick Paulding. who Will be a
member of the company. The Merry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

something like $500 times. now has
a longing to appear in a Shakespearean
role, in which latter respect she has
the satisfaction of knowing she Is. not
the only one with this ambition. Miss
Davis is tired OF shivering under the
frayed edges OF shawl in the fury.
of the binding paper snowstorm, and
wants to appear as katherine of ARA.
gon in Henry VIII" Miss Davis will
relinquish the role of Anna Moore at
the end OF this season. after having
accumulated considerable fortune by
her many seasons work In the play.
Whether she will appear as katherine.
however. Is another matter.
To BE Revived.
Charles Macklin's famous comedy,
THE Man of the World is to be re-
yived the coming season by Robert
Mantell as special bill for afternoons.
So far as the records show. the comedy
has not been acted in this country
since the days of James II. t"Falstaft)
Hackett. AS very young man. Mr.
Mantell acted in the play in support
of Samuel Phelps. In Sadler's Wells
Theatre. London. This will be Mr.
Mantelrs first appearance in forma
comedy in more than twenty years, oil
since he acted Charles Surface. in 1856
In Mcvicker's Theatre. Chieago.t
Tim Murphy's season will begin or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18
MANY ENJOY DANCE
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.]
SCOTTSyILI.E. VA, August IA
very delightful dance was given In
the auditorium Aof the High School
building on tho evening Of the 18th
by Mrs. w. "A. Powers. of Richmond.
to Misses Lindsay Powers and Lucle
Harrison Wade, The s..ge OF the an
ditorium was beautifully decorated
with many varieties OF flowers, Re-
freshments were served during the eve-
Ming. Those present We're: Misses
Louise Atkins, of Richmond; Clara
-abell. of Norwood pimple Blair, Luz
Gle Harrison Wade, of Richmond; ka
tie Lynch, Isabel Jones, Of Rlueiiaid;
Lindsay Powers, OF Richmond; Lucie
Powers, Marjory Nicholas, Emile
Wade, OF Richmond; Mary Graves, OF
Petersburg, Parke Harris, Juliet and
Martha Martin, OF Richmond, and
Messrs, Conrad Boyd, os Norfolk; chas
( b. Lewis. Of Charleston, ", Va; Alec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

David Clessford. Douglas ]. Wood,
Edna Conroy and Irene Moore have
been engaged to support e. M. Holland
| in The House of Thousand Can
dies" Rehearsals have already COM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

TOUT IdTBGf- CICIeS..- ------
At Saratoga last week Ehancey
his new play. "oNiell Of Derry" of
which Theodore Burt Sayre is the au-
thor. Mr.. Olcott,s tour will begin on
August 25th at Minneapolis.
Mortimer M. THESE will take his
summer show. THE Maid and the Mil
lionaire," now on the Madison Square
Roof Garden, on the road. He will
organize q new company and send 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-18

Hancock. of Howardsyille; z. r. Lewis.
of Blacksburg; James Dorrier. John 7.
Lynch. J. B. Lewis, Howardsyille:
Reeve Nicholas, Will Lewis. of Charles
ton, w. Va; j. B. CAN'T. Howardsville;l
S. r. Gault c, B. Harris. Jr.. DR. j. P.
Blair and DIR, Fletcher Jordan.
The dance was chaperoned by Mess
danes w. A, Powers, of Richmond: W..
Douglas Patteson, "A. Gilbert Bell and
Joseph Percival Blair.
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here for several years. and his many ~
friends are glad to see him BACK III

here for several years. and MS many
friends are glad to see him PACK IN
their midst. fo
while. v.ho
p. Ross, here, has returned home.
Mrs. Scott Heath and little dauEn-
ser Elizabeth. OF Loyingston, are WIS.,
ting Mrs. Susan ]. Cox.
Mr.. Kirk MeEglnson,. OF AppoIla1tet TON
is VISITING rela5ive s,t agre. the James
town Exposition last week have re
turned reporting a very pleasant trlp.
The party consisted of Mrs. i. E.,,I Ter,
Mrs. w. b. Megglnson and two a nIiss
ters, Matte and Siarh, alsp Mta %:
lie Moon, Carrie Pocahontas, Lyle and
MI. G. NJ. Payne, of Lynchburs. Is
at homo fos few days:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Whltheld1, are a.
'resuming her duties as telegraph OPP
Mrs. Mamie Acrce. who has assisted
her sister. Mrs. Clarence lone, in the
management of the Gladstone motel,
expects to leave soon for lSle en-
Mrs S. C. Payne, at GreenWay TINS
week.
Nj Mr.. Kinkle Allen, Of Amherst, was
The seven. negroes and ono white
man who were arrested here some
weeks ago for breaking into one (
1.-THE c. o. cars. have been Jailed
until september term Of court, nn sa
| they had been lodged in jail since their
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