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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Miscellaneous
 Items

Worcestershire Sauce--Eea q Perrins genuine Imported; quarts, zzc; pints, 47c; haH pints. ..7zc
 Baking Powders--The Surety Brand pure grape cream Of tartar baking powder will give best re- saffs, ss . cake, bread or biscuit maker and is equal 10 the much ad- verfised brands selling for nearly double. Five pound cans, Sf.55; r pound cans zoc; half pound cans f5o
 Oiives-Fancy quality Msnxaniils Olives, plain or stuffed with Spsn- ish sweet peppers, the bottle. 20
 Baking PowdersThe Royal Bak- ing Powder. Five pound cans, SI.96; one pound cans, 4zc; half pound cans, zzc; quarter pound cans...... ...... I5c
 S4rdines--Domesfic Sardincs in Mayonnaise dressing or mustard, large tins, each =. ~. ......Izc
 Pickles Crosse & Bisckwelrs im- ported English pickles; 0erkins Mixed Pickles, pfckicd wafnnfs, pickIed onions, or chow chow. Quarf bottles, 55c; pinfs, 55c; half Pfnfs. T. ..~ .-.s....--..z5c
 GeIsfins = Cooper's PuIverixed Geiafine. per package.. -. ...60
 Apple Jnice Dnfeys pure apple inice, sSeriIixed and Carb0nafed in quarf bottles zzc; pinf bottles. z7c
 caIifornia Frnif--The Defm0nfe Brand-fhe very Besf variety of CaI- if0rnia canned fruif packed in large fins--pears 50c; whife cherries 28c; lemon cling peaches z5c; apric0fs z5c; green gage or egg piums. .zOc
 Mifk--The Van Camp Brand pure eyaporafed milk. The fall fnH pint tins 9c; fhe baby size .....@ l-zc
 Condensed The Dime Brand condensed milk, can. ........8c
 P0sfun7 cereai--Thc popular cof- fee substitute, large 25c package; fhts sale .... ...... ..I9c
 Lima Beans-The new season's Cafifornia iin1a beans; sa;free lbs. z5c
 Shredded Wheat Biscuits, per Package... =. ........ ,.Ifc
 TapiOca--May Flower Brand, pearl fapi0ca in one pound car- tons. =. =. .. .. .0c
 Spices-Surefy Brand pure fresh ground white or black pepper, cin. nanaOn, ginger. all spice. cloves, mustard or red pepper in quarter p0gnd sitting fins, each -. I0c
 Pine Appie-Singapore chunk pine apples. large faf tins. .. .I5c
 cofn--Maccaw Brand, fancy shoe- peg corn, per can ...-.... .iOc
 Lentifs--New seasOn's fenfifs, per V0UHU s0C
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

the Council Chamber nowadays. It is the Salary Committed of the City Council, and 1t Is the arbiter to set tie upon the amount of salaries to. be paid the city employees of the admin istration which just came into being.
 The Salary Committee is composed of Aldermen Moritz. Lowe. Brassel, Saul and Toole. They have held two sessions already, and will probably hold another before the nnal figures of compensation are determined upon and reported to the Council next Monday.
 No changes In the emofuments of the policemen or firemen will be effected this term. The changes. If any. will affect the heads of departments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
yerdIct Agalnst Rallroad

Huntsville, Oct. 27.-tSpecial)-A jury in the United States Court has given J. F. Stewart judgment against the Southern Railway for $7,500 for the loss of foot at the coal chute at Belle Nina while he was an employe of the company. The case has already been to the Court of Appeals on an ap- peal of the plaintiff. after jury found for the defendant and the case was re- versed and remanded with instruc- tions to give the, plaintiff reasonable damages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Opening Ee1ihtio,1 and Sale Fd11cy Groceries Begins To-day

q  the oora hqs poa exhibition that t pp of adnson hese hundreds o he
 
  deto to nnew enspent z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
TALKING or sALARIEs.

City Fathers wiil. Decide What Must
 Re Given Out.
 Few changes of significance or in- voivfng big amounts will be made in the salaries of any city employees this year, although it may be that several small increases will s,e effected.
 A very important body of men is that which holds freadeAt sessions in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Flotl,

Tie Onssgs Foar, suAiity fhat spsals for ifssif better than we can fell you, price z4 I-7 pound bss .......s.s5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Bacon

Arssenr's Shield Brand Bonsless breslfast bacon.
 dsiicseps ssgsr cured
 qusiify, m excellent ba- con, prics ... ......Isc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

FREE TICKETS TO THE FAIR. If you call on us and purchase e5
 worth of what you need.
 Geo. B. wrngx Furnffure Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

H. c. Gunnels. Superintendent of Ed ucation, Is in Milwaukee In the course of his tour of the Middle West with, the Southern Superintendents. He writes from Milwaukee that he is enjoying himself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Ha,,as

Arn1oss's Helmet Besn6 dsiicjoss sssAr cared snsoJted hams in canvas, sverssins IF p.oaadsl each, per pound ....ISc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Miscellaneous
 Items

Mushro0ms--The Pinard Brand choice French mushrooms, per cdn... '... .s...... .s...., <oc
 French Peas-The Pinard Brand medium size. per cam =. .....f5c
 Sardines-Imporfed French sar- dimes In Bordefise or Prinfani0re sauce, per can ... ...,.......i8c
 caviare--The Cresca Brand Cs- viare, finest qualify Imported; fhe half pound tins sf.55; quarter pound tins 75c; eighth pound tins. =. .56c
 Pearl 0nions---The Imported Ger man fancy pearl onions, per bottle 4Sc, 3Sc and. :. -. ......... .Z5c
 Green Kern--The Imported Ger man green kern, new seas0n's crop. per pound ... ..... ......ioc
 Olive sOH-AIphonsi Brand, in- ported Italian pure olive oil. gallon tins S5.45; half gallon fins SI.75; ! qHarf fins =. .5... -. ....... .9Oc
 aPurree De Foie Gras-The Pinard 2 Brand Imported French Pate No, 10 ferrines SI.IO; No. fz ferrines 85c; No. I4 ferrines ... ... ...... 65c
 Pnrree De Foie Gras-The Pinsrd Brand, best quality, In small tins,
 Marmafade-Harffeys imported English Orange Marnssiade, two ponnd stone jars SSc;bi ens. posnd stone Jar..- ...y... ..'. ....f.foc
 Clam chowder-Burnham's new season's Clam chowder; quart tins I8c; No. tins... =. ....... .Izc
 Lambs Tongnes-The Derby Brand Pickied Lambs Tongues; qnsrf glass jars 6Oc; pirfs 40c; half pinfs .2Sc
 Jeuy--The True-Fruif pure Jelly in glass fumbiers, in variety of sev- en fav0rs, each... =. ...... .fOc
 Asparagus Tips-The Buckskin Brand, new seasOn's CaIifOrnia white tips, in square cans, each z9c
 Corn Fiakes--KeIogg's; three packages. ......... .<5c
 Figs--New seas0n's layer figs first shipment of fhe season-per pOunQ... ... s.'. s.. .A0S
 Peanut Baffer-Thompson's New Peanut Batter; one pound. jars z4c; half pound Jars I4c; quarter pound garS. s.s s.s s.ssss->C
 .Choc0iafe---Huyfers Sweet Vanilla Chocolate, per tablet FOG, IOc and 5c
 OIives-Ehiman's Ripe Olives, ex- frs large fruit, large jars 65c; small iars ..55c Peas--WHfon Brand-sweef va- riefy telephone sweet peas, per can.. ..s s...'. .s..s. .fVc
 Prunes--New season's California Prunes, pound ... ......., ,.IOc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

A visit to the Orpheum will con. vince you that we are givfnK you . real picture show.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Sugar

The American Sugar Re- fning ConspAny's sfand- srd refined sngar, in z5 pound masiin Bsgs, each !. :. ......ND
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Julian ClaFk, 70 we'll known cotton man Of Albany, Ga. spent the day yes- terday in the city en route to Mobile. He reports the cotton crop in South west Georgia as good and the farmers in fine shape.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

Hon. J. Thomas Hefiin. of Fayette. Congressman and amendment cham plon, arrived In Montgomery yesterday afternoon. Mir. Hefiin was a visitor to the Capitol where he called to see Gov ernor Conner. but found him out of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

The greatest hit fp the moving pic- ture world at the Orpheun. See for yourself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Laundry Supplies

These household necessities will De found f1e best of their kind prices speak for themselves.
 Bfueing--MontgOmery Fair Uifra- marine Bap Biueing; one pound boxes 2Ic; half pound He; quarter pound boxes. ...... .0c Sfarch--Besf qualify Gloss Laun- dry Starch, $ pounds =. ..... .I8c Laundry SOaps-COlgafs's Ocfa- gon, Fels Napfha. Ivory, Fairy or Derby, 10 cakes for ... ..... .56c
 Sapofio-Enoch, Morgan & Sons Kitchen or hand sapoiiO, per cake 6c
 BOrax0-The Twenty Mule Team Brand powdered borax; one pound packages ... s.. ....... .IVc
 BOrax-The sweet scented toilet preparation, sitting Garfons, each 9c
 Washing Powders = Grandma's BOrax Washing Powder, or fhe large 20 ounce package of the p. & c. Star Washing Powder; 2 packages for 7c
 Cold Water SfarCh-Tbe Ceiiul0id Brand; nickIe packages, 2 for. .7c
 Brass POIish-Meyers Pnfz Cream; pint tins ... .......25c
 Amn0nia-ParSOn'S Household Ammonia; plnts I5c; dime size % V
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

FREE TICKETS TO THE FAIR. If you call on us and purchase $5 worth of what you need.
 Geo. B. Wragg Furniture Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

". B. Upshaw and wife. of Ruther. ford. Ala. are in Montgomery attend ing the State Fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

E H. c. Pollard. Of Huntsville. Ala. State Secretary of the Odd Fellows was in Montgomery yesterday on bust. ness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

W. F, Newton. of Dothsn, Ala. Is 1T the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

A. M. Richards and wife. of Ands lusia, came to Montgomery yesterday | visit during fair week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

George Loeb, well known young man of Montgomery. returned home yesterday from an extended, trip to French Lick Springs. Ind..s and Chi cage. g3-s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

c. s. Ward. of Loachapoka, Ala. 1. in the city for few days on business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

R. R. Atkinson. of Atmore. is Montgomery on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Crackers

The NaflOnaI Blscnlf Cor fresh baked biscuits, Uneeds Biscuits, Zuxu, Lemon Snaps, Oyster etfss, UneedA MIX Bis- cuits; sale price 3 pack ares for -. .IOc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

County. Is spending the week in th' city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

F. H. Bailey. of Troy. is in Mont gomery on business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

Commissioner of Agriculture J. 4 Wilkinson left yesterday for Tuscn loosa, where he will deliver an addres at the county fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Wen Make q Specially Of Coffee

We know fhaf fhe of fhs deparfmenf f0 tain cxfenf, will depend the quality of Coffee sold. being and thorough experience prompted In selecting fhs fnesf of each respective refy. Hardly person what likes spsciaf Kind or blend going make of unaiter- rnies the uniform quality. frfaf will convince yoa. a Y
 OUR PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
 pound ...g... r. .4Oc Bogofa, per pound z8c Old Gcvf. Java, per Surety Blend, per Ib. z5c pound .s.. .........55c Maracaibo, per pound zoe Arabian Mocha per Bourbon Santos, per
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

M. T. Ormond. of Tuscaloosa. Gran Master of the odd Fellows of Aiabama was in Montgomery yesterday on bast ness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

H. S. Garfield, a well known young attorney of Maplesvtlle. spent yester, day in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

Walker Reynolds, of Talladega Coun- ty, who was in Montgomery yesterday visiting the fair, Is of the opinion that county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

Japas, Par, Fired
 Extra quality. per 10. .00c Garden Growth, per IS. .z0c Surety, per ID. .... .5Oc cify Club. per 10. .35c Popular, per ib... .z5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

J. B. Garber. of Lanevilie, is speno. ing a few days with his brother. At. torney General Alex N. Garbcr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

H. D. Lazenby and wife. of Forest Home, Ala, are in the city for Fair week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

J. R. Rosson. editor of The Cullmai County Democrat. was in the city yes terday on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

nent Odd Fellow of the State. Is in the city,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Everybody I,,uited to- Our Formal Opening
Cheese and Delicatesser,

cheese-fmporfed Swiss Cheese, per pound .... ..s. ... ..-.s. .55c
 New York Sfste-FnH Cream, per p0und... ........... .Zfc
 Imported Edam Cheese-each 9Sc
 Imported RoquefOrt Cheese-per p0un0 .......... .45c
 Pine Apple Cheese-each sec, 59c 6no... -. ......... .4yc
 Imported Camemberf Cheese-per
 Sansage--The E. Cervelat Sausage or Saismi Sausage, per pound. .5Oc
 Boiled Han--Arm0ur's Fresh Cooked Star Boiled Ham, per pOund machine sliced ... ... ...... .28c
 Pigs Feef--Arm0ur's PickIed Pig Feef, each .,.... ... .....Z I-Zc
 Blood Sausage-ArmouTs Best blood sausage with tongue per pound ... ..loc
 Apedf SiId-NOfwegian Skiniess and B0neIess AnchOires, per tin iSc
 Imported Ham-ROif's Imported Wesfphaiian Ham. per pound, chip- ped. ... s........ .s. .ooc
 Saaer Kragt-New seasOn's, . per quart. ... ... "..&.. .IOc DM PickIes--New seasOn's
 DiIIs, , for $; the dozen. .. .I5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

E. M Pinkhard. of cianton. was i the city yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

J. K. McNair and wife, of Ozark. Ala. are In Montgomery. attending the fair at Vandiver Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
PARKER BROS.

We can always recommend this gun highly. IF. le. and 20-gauge.
 SS5. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

". B. Upshaw and wife. of Ruther- I ford. Ala. are In Montgomery attend
 ing the State Fair. W. F, Newton. of Dotaan, Ala. is in
 the city.
 H. c. Pollard. of Huntsville. Ala. State Secretary of the Odd Fellows,
 was in Montgomery yesterday on bust ness.
 | George Loeb. we'll known young man of Montgomery. returned home
 French Lick Springs Ind... and Chi
 cage. 3sY', x. ft,sf ,- 1 D. J. Deacy. of Tuscaloosa. promi-
 nent Odd Fellow of the State. Is in the
 city.
 J. K. McNair and wife. of Ozark.
 Ala. are In Montgomery. attending the 1 fair at vandiver Park.
 E. M. Pinkhard. of Clanton. was in
 the city yesterday. | J. R. Rosson. editor of The cullman County Democrat. was in the city yes-
 terday on business. 10 H. D. Lazenby and wife. of Forest
 Home. Ala. are in the city for Fair | week.
 M. T. ormond. of Tuscaloosa. Grand
 Master of the odd Fellows of Alabama,
 was in Montgomery yesterday on bast- | ness.
 Walker Reynolds. of Talladega Coun- ty, who was in Montgomery yesterday visiting the fair, Is of the opinion that the amendment will be defeated in his county.
 c. s. Ward. of Loachapoika, Ala. is
 in the city for few days on business. A. M. Richards and wife. of Anda- lusia. came to Montgomery yesterday to
 visit during fair week F. H. Bailey. of Troy. is in Mont l gomery on business :
 pr. W. M. Browder. of Gallon. Hale
 County. Is spending the week in the
 city. | Commissioner of Agriculture J. A. l Wilkinson left yesterday for Tuscn- l loosa, where he will deliver an address at the county fair.
 H. S. Garfield, a well known young
 attorney of Maplesville. spent yester-
 day In the city. J. B. Garber. of Lanevilie. is speno-
 ing a few days with his brother. Att | torney General Alex NJ. Garbcr. Il R. R. Atkinson. of Atmore. is in l Montgomery on business II F, 2 | Hon. J. Thomas Hetiin. of Fayette. Il Congressman and amendment cham | plon, arrived In Montgomery yesterday I afternoon. Mir. Hefiin was visitor to | the Capitol where he called to see Gov ernor Conner. but found him out of the
 city.
 H. C. Gunnels. Superintendent Of Ed | ucation, Is in Milwaukee in the course | of his tour of the Middle West with the ex- A.. rws4k
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
BARLOCK GUNS

We have picked up a job lot of sample guns that we are going to offer at just about half value.
 S6. co to S15 co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

Japa,a Basket Fired
 Extra quafity, per Ib. .0Oc Garden Growth, per ib.,. zoe Snrety. per ib. soc City Club, per ib. 55c Popular. per ib. :. .z5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
A. H. FOX GUN

This gun is considered by experts to be the best gun on earth flor the money.
 S37 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

Ceylosi ''.... Extra quality, per Ib. .90c Garden Growth, per ID. .zOc Surety, per iD.... soc City Club, per Ib. .55c Popular, per lb. :. .. ..z5c
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-12
Tobacco Sales.

Tobacco buyers have been active in
this section forthe past ten days. and
the following sale have taken place.
Col. Dan Peed bought of Messrs.
Brooks and Brutus Clay $751; pounds
of tobacco for which he paid the sum
Of IL cents per pound straihgt.
Aimee & Mussincn bought of Ben
Woodford crop of 10000 pounds of
tobacco for which they paid the sum
of $12. so per 100 pounds straight.
At Little Rock. this county, John
Brennan sold to Joe Booth 40, OOG
pounds of tobacco at IL cents per
pound straight.
Near Leesburg, T. j. Shropshire &
Sons sold to the Lexington Tobacco
warehouse Company 3O,0 pounds of
tobacco in three crop lots at from 8 CO
10 cents per pound.
ID. G. Taylor has bought of Ed De-
laney 5000 pounds of tobacco at 10
cents per pound, and of Ed Turner
10000 pounds at the same price. The
latter crop was sold in advance of
planting.
Henry Ingels, who. resides on the
Peacock pike sold to Aimee & Mussi-
non $1,000 pounds of tobacco at 125
cents per pound.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-12
A REUNIoN.

At recent meeting of the Richard
Halves Chapter u. ID. c., notice of
tie meeting of the Confederate veter-
ans was presented, and the subject of
lunch discussed, whereupon each
Daughter present signihed her willing
ness by unanimous vote, sealed with
smile, which expressed the ever ten
der desire to be able to discharge a
pleasant duty.
October 9 was set apart for this
meeting and as the day dawned clear
and.serene, many old soldires were in
~duced to leave their homes, until the
number present was forty six. Those
from distance were Messrs, James
M. Arnold, Covington; A. L. HuIse.
Cynthiana j. w. Boulder. Maysvile,
Lott Young, Capt. T. E. Moore. Lex
ington, and Mr.. Baker, of Pewee Valley.
Long before the time arrived for the
veterans to assemble at the court
house, the Daughters were seen NOV
ing to and fro dispensing their labor
and love, and during the business
hours of the morning, which was pre-
sided over by Judge Russell Mann. a
delicio is lunch was being prepared and
lastly arranged to await tt coming
of the 'old soldier. - Seated around
these tables laden with all the good
things devised by the best cooks in
Bourbon county, with bowed head, the
invocation of Divine blessing was
asked by j. w. Boulden.
While the scene was very impressive
the writer recalled to mind the ones
who were present at the last dinner
given by the Daughters, and who has
since answered the ''long roll call, -
she noted the vacant chairs and missed
the kind approaching. smile of those
gone: Rev. DIR. e. H. Rutherford.
Mesrss. Alfred Wornall. AT. Forsyth.
Charles Penn, John d. Penn, Garrard
Holt and William Kendall. May their
memories ever live in history and may
we. the Daughters of the Confederacy
ever cherish and reverence through all
time.
The afternoon was greatly enjoyed
by reminiscent talks from James M.
Arnold, Col. Geo. M. Edgar and Capt.
James r. Rogers.
A CONFEDERATE SISTER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-12

Monday for their new home at Edin-
burg, Ind. 1t is with regret that we
gave them up. Mr.. Cray has been
identified with the business interests
of our town the greater part of his
life and is prominent in the Masonic
Lodge and Christian church, while his
wife and daughter are prominent fac
tors In OSciety. and members of the
them bright future and trust that
when they are far away they may not
entirely forget US.
Mrs. g. S. Allen is visiting rela-
tiyes in Winchester.
MIR. w. R. Metcalfe left Monday
on his annual fall commercial trip
through Texas and New Mexico.
You can secure your gold stamps
for premiums from Joe w. Mock, M.
FP. Wells, Ingels Bros. Jones Bros,
Peale Collier & Co. For further par
ticular call on any of the above.
The M. M. 1. football team opened
| its seaosn Saturday afternoon when il
met Flenaingsburg on M. III. /. cam
pus. The home boys were outclassed
in weight by the visitors but they
made up decidedly in training. The
game had been looked forward to with
much interest, although many predict
ed the season would open with defeat
for the home boys, 1t was practically
no game at all, the score standing 81
to at the close. Following is the
lineup: GaItskll;. center; Rankin. r.
g.; Haggart. !. G.. Hargis, r. t. Win.
go, !. t; Creekmore. r. e.; Human,
]. e.; Gay, r. b. b. Watson, |. b. b.
Leer. f. b.; FAINT, q. b. Fleimngsbure
-Grinnan, center; Crawford, r. g.
Common, |. g.; Faulconer. r. It. Faux.
ner, !. t.; Dudley, r. e. Hogger, |. e.
Pointer r. h.; Ross |. h. /; Alexander f.
b.; Yantis q. b.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Gamble left
Saturday for their future home, Palc
Alto. Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble have
resided among US for more than 8
quarter of a century,. They have beer
identified with every interest, tending
tc upbuild the town and community
since coming here. Last spring Mr.,
Gamble sold his farm to Mr.. Lection
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-10-12


The annual dinner given by the
hard Halves ChzDRicter, D. of C. Ito
the Confederate soldiers of Bour-
bon at the court house. Saturday. was
most enjoyable affair. Forty gray
haired x-Confederafes gathered
around the long table, which was laden
with delicious meats and in fact every-
thing the market afforded. Mr.. John
w. Boulder of Maysville a former
Bourbon boy asked the divine-bles sing.
Previous to the sumptuous spread
the old comrades assembled in the Cir.
cult Court room for love feast and
recounting of the stirring times of
1865. Judge Russell Mann presided
the principal address being delivered
by Capt. James r. Rogers.
AT 2 O'Clock p. M, General James
Arnold. Of Covington. spoke eloquently
of the women of the south and north
and paid a glowing tribute in memory
of the. part they took in the conflict.
The following were present:
Joseph A. Miller. Martin Bowles. E.
Z: Thomason. w. A. Morris. Jos. E.
Hedges, Lott Young, Lexington Sam
uel Talbot, G. H. Meng. c. r. Did
lake, James Nd. Arnold, COvington
Capt. I. E. Moore, Lexington; John
w. Boulder. Mayvsiile. John C. Bed
ford. Geo. w. Morrow, N. c. Rogers.
Russell Mann, Pat Shea, Elisha Neal.
George Gregory. Allen Kiser, William
Cunningham. Edward Rice, Capt. Jas.
r. Rogers, J. Henry Holt, j. H. Nc
Connahay, O. M. Shanks, j. B. Baker.
Pewee Valley; William Stipp, DR.. c.
]. Clarke, A. L. Hulse, Cyntbiana !:
DR.. r. D. Weaver. L. J. Fretwell. R.
l.. Dejarnett, Buckner Woodford, New
ton Current. Col. George M. Edgar.
Gano Hildreth. Willis Goodman. j. T.
Quisenberry and j. Harry Brent.