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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-06-02
POOR CONRAD WRITES
TO HIS FRIENDS.

RE ENJOYED MEMORIAL DAY.
WANTS MONUMENT TO SOUTH
ERN ERNWOMEN-GALLANTSOLDERS
Editor County Record
have met several Of my old
friends who are anxious for me to
give them another letter. l prom
ised them to do so, but have put 1t
off from time to time, which is a
tai habit, if for no good reason,
putting off doing things till to-mor-
row or next week, especially paying
our debts, for with some people next
week is always next week. sup
pose, Mr. Editor, you find it the
case with the newspaper.
| should have written something
about Memorial day and the unveil-
ing of the Confederate monument IN
Kingstree. 1t was fine day for the
occasion and seemed to be enjoyed
by all. Really it was the most pleas
ant meeting / have ever seen held
by the Confederate veterans, and l
had the pleasure of meeting several
of them whom | had not seen for
years. And the ladies, too, who did
so much to raise this gallant shattln
memory of the soldiers of Williams
burg-how all of US ought to thank
and appreciate what these noble wo-
men have done. And what nice
dinner for the veterans!
The ladies cheer with heart and hand
The men who fought for Dixie land.
Fight away. Fight away! Dixie land:
Yes, monuments and statues have
been erected to the sailors and SOL
diers of the Confederacy, but the
monument that | wish to see is to
the women of the South, not of the
Conf ,deracy but of the South; the
noblest women in the world, without
dispute. There are good women also
North, East and West, but the Wo-
men of the South are wives, mothers
and sweethearts true.
Our sweethearts. wives and good old
mothrrS,
Sister,, cousins and host of Others
Fight away. Fight away. Dixie land.
Well give them kiss aud press OF
the han1.
And then we'll fight for Dixie land.
Fight away. Fight away! Dixie land!
have never given in the way of
building monuments to veterans OF
the war, but am ready to help to
raise funds for one to the women OF
the South. 1 read in the paper some
time ago that young lady in Ten
nessee had designed very appro-
pirate one, which l hope will be car
ried out and placed at the capital of
each Southern State.
Yes, Memorial day was grand
success for good old Kingstree, and
/ believe all the citizens of the town
were happy on that day. Yes, !
walked around the monument, read
\ the inscriptions and the one that
struck me most and caused a swelling
in my throat, that carried me away
back to those bloody fields with the
sad remembrance of those mutllated,
dead heroes who Sacrificed Their
All On the Altar of Their Country
with No Hope of Reward Save
Honor" The day will long be re-
membered. The speech was said to
fit the occasion, but my hearing is
so bad | did not enjoy it. was
quite happy to grasp the old hands
that handled the bomb shells and
solid shots that our ten-pound rifles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-19
Ansel J. Robbins, lot 1, square 3028;

$lO.
MOUNT PLEASANT-OllieM NJ. Cooper to
Nelson +. Weatherless, part lot w;
$40.
DoBBINs' ADDITIONAL Louise Friz-
zell to William J. Frizzell. lots Is. 30,
81, 80, square 3117; $10O.
CHEVY CHASE-John A. Holmes ct ux.
to Harriet d. Lowell. lot II and part
lot IL, square 1853; so.
WASHINGTON HIGHIIANDS-Colon
Real Estate Company to Charles q.
Taylor, lots l to 5. to IL, 70 to Al,
block 2: lots to 16. block 3; lots 1 to
5. block 4: lots to 16. block 5; lots liz
to %, block 6; lots 80 to SO. block Ia;
lots IL to 20. 43 to 80, block 16; $40.
GRANT PARK-JOhn M. Metzger to VIII
liam O'Donnell, lots 81, 80. Al, square
NO. Sic Sd STREET NORTHEAST
Richard II Sanderson ct al. to Mary
'Rushenberger. lot 5S. square 7o4; FLO.
William Sanderson ct ux. to same,
same property: So
RIDGE STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween 4th and 9th streets-Kate v.
McInerney to Frederick G. Schultz;
part original lot 81. square 513: $40.
TWENTY-NINTH AND r STREETS
NORTHWEST-Harry G. Laycock to
James NJ. HOge, lots 5S to 62, square
= 1888: SO
CONDUIT ROAD-James NJ. Hoge ct ux.
to Harry G. Laycock, part of Harlem;
$40.
HARDENING Hazard Powder Company
to Edward B. Kimball. part; 81. Ed
ward b. kimba1l conveys same prop
erty to Harry G. Laycock; $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-19
THE COURTS
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Stafford.
Emig agt Mitchell Mining Company
order on mandate; plaintiffs attorneys.
C. E. Emig and John Ridout: defendant s
attorney, George E. Sullivan.
EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Gould.
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Mary
land agt. Wyllie; rule returnable Novem-
Der %; plaintiffs attorneys, Douglas &
Baker.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2Justice Barnard.
Duke agt Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company; motion for new trial filed;
plaintiffs attorn US. w. ]. Lambert and
r. H Yeatman; defendants attorneys.
Hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Chief JUS
tice Clabaugh.
United States agt David j. Simon; for
gerry; motion for new trial fled and mo-
ton in arrest of judgment; attorneys,
]. A. O'Shea and w. e. Ambrose.
PROBA. COURT-Justice Gould.
Estate of Marion w. kirkus: petition
for rr-obate of will filed; attorney, P. H.
Marshall
r,s,a.e Of Norval w. King; will dated
August %, 1902. filed.
Estate of Fanny H. Handley; will dated
November ID. 1885. filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-19
BREAST CHAINS CHEAP
FOR DISTRICT HORSES
But It's Because of Clerks Err.
ror, Which Congress Will
Be Asked to Remedy.

Every time the District of Columbia
buys a breast chain for the horses that
haul the street cleaning department wag.
ons or any other wagons of that kind
Lutz & Co.. harness manufacturers OF
this city. are being stung. The reason is
that the District is paying less than 4
cents apiece for these breastchains.
when In reality Lutz & Co. ought to be
getting As cents apiece. It's pretty
tough situation is the sentiment expressed
by Commissioner Rudolph. but. seeing
that the Districts red tape has the con-
tracts bound and frozen solid, why,
there's nothing to do but keep on paying
cents apiece for these same chains un-
til Congress comes to town. Then a SOL
emn bill for the relief Of Lutz & Co. and
the breast chain account will be intro
duced, and the Commissioners promise
every aid in getting the matter through.
When Marion Hargrove, the District
property clerk. had bids opened on breast
chains some time ago. he thew out every
bOdy'S except that offered by LutZ & Co.
The reason was that the concern offered
these bits of harness for IS cents a dozen.
Every one else was offering them at sew
eral dollars a dozen. There are thousands
If items bought by contract by Mr.. Har-
then a small error in the checking of the
bids creeps in-but never before was there
a bit of harness bought that had to have
the kinks taken out of ii by an act OF
Congress.
Due to Clerks Error.
The trouble was that some clerk at Lutz
& Co: wrote down 40 cents dozen when
he should have written 45 cents apiece.
The committee on awards. composed of
some Of the most solemn-faced men in
the District employ, passed this matter
without an emotion being stirred. 1t went
IN up into the archives and jungles of
formality and red tape. 1t was approved
and ratified. confirmed and made part of
the Districts own body corporate. and SO
fast was 1t welded to the books that now
though the mistake is discovered and the
contractor is being stung every time he
sells chain, no one can rectify the mat
ter until Congress meets
They have tried every method to get
Lutz & Co. the money that is really due
them. The auditor has gone into the files
and dug up cases of error after error-all
Of which were corrected because they
were mutual errors. But the Supreme
Court of the United States has ruled that
contract must stand. This present error
is diagnosed as a Cne-sided error.
Mr.. Hargrove says the District is ''hog-
ging IL ALI" Those were lfle very words.
Commissioner Rudolph says the clerks
who check up the contracts ought to have
article get by for cents. Apologies and
regrets are prOfuse.
But it's going to take All act of Con-
gress to. settle the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-19
ASSASSIN'S ATTEMPT FAILS.
Four Shots Fired at Acting Go,
FaWtier in Guadeloupe.

POINT-A-PITRE. Gradeloupe. Novem-
Der 19.-An attempt on the life of Acting
Gov. william Fawtier was made Thurs
day. A carriage occupied by the governor
was fired upon at the very spot and at
the same hour of the day that an attack
was made upon Gov. Gautret's carriage
in September.
Yesterday four bullets from q revolver
passed through the upper part Of the
vehicle. The assailant escaped. TIE
shooting has caused much excitement.
One hundred marines from the French
cruiser Admiral Aube have been landed.
They will try to preserve order 1t the
elections Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-19
Office Bow Loses Cash.

Joseph H. Bradley of S06 18th street
northwest reported to the police this
afternoon that his Office boy had lost q
bank book this morning containing =
check for 800 and s5e.l0 in cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-19

WASHINGTON ECCLE-
sta, Naval Lodge Hall, 800 Pennsylyania are.
nue. southeast. Sunday, 11:30 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-19

ORIENTAL EsoTERiC SOCIETY, I443 q ST
Open Lecture frst sunday IN month. Sis pm.
members. Those wishing TO Join classes al
Asess Secretary .. Z. s.. 1919 u street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-19
ARMY NAVY
Army Orders.

Maj. Lucien G. Berry, Sd Field Artil.
lery, will proceed to Fort Leavenworth
Kan, for the purpose of pursuing a spe.
cial course of instruction.
First Lieut.. Charles r. Leeds. Corps OF
Engineers. is relieved from treatment al
the general hospital, Fort Bayard. n. M
relieve Capt. William p. Stokey, Corps OF
at San Francisco.
Col. Grin B. Mitcham. ordnance depart
ment. will proceed to Fort Monroe, Va
on official business pertaining to the proof
firing of motor carriages at that place.
BY direction Of the President and upon
the application of Chief Trumpeter Ed
ward Tallman. 4th Cavalry. that soldier
will be placed upon the retired list
First Lieut.. William G. Meade, 18th
Cavalry, is detailed for general recruit
Ing service at Chicago, relieving Mai
Robert D. Walsh, 18th Cavalry, who will
join his regiment.
First Lsect edward Calvert, 9th Cav
airy, is detailed for general recruiting
service at Toledo. Ohio. relieving F'irst
Lieut.. John l.. HOicombe, Coast Artillery
Corps, who will return to Columbia bar
racks.
of officers of the subsistence department
are ordered:
Capt Frank H. Lawton, New Orleans,
La, to relieve Lieut.. COL. George b.
Davis, who will proceed to st. Louis, Mo-,
and relieve Maj. Alexander NJ. Davis
who will proceed to Honolulu, Hawaii ter
rietory, and relieve Maj. William II. Hart
Mai. Hart will proceed to San Francisco,
relieving Lieut.. Col. Albert D. Kniskern.
who will proceed to Manila. Philippine
Islands, relieving Lieut. Col David l..
Brainard. Lieut.. Col Brainard will pro-
ceeo to Washington, d. g., and report
to the commissary general for duty as an
assistant in his Office.
Naval Orders.
Ensign ]. E. Meredith, from the York
town to home and wait orders.
]. H. Underwood and G. A. Wilcox have
been appointed paymasters' clerks in the
navy. duty naval station, Guam. M. L.
Capt. c. Bat. Moore, to duty as men,
Der of the naval examining and naval re-
firing boards. navy yard, Washington,
d. c.
Passed Assistant Paymaster X. C.. Nc
IntoSh, to naval station, Guam, NJ. l.
Passed Assistant Paymaster E. A. Nc
MILAN, from naval station, Guam, NJ. l.,
to Asiatic station.
Naval Constructor F. B. Zahm. retired,
from General Electric Company, Sche-
nectady, N. Y, to home.
Chief Boatswain A Smith, from the
North Carolina to navy yard, Washing
ton, D. c.
Chief Boatswain H. M. Anderson, to
the North Carolina.
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Bon Air Social News !.
Speeial to The Times-Dispatcll.

Especial to The Enthusiastically.
Bon Air. Va, October 2a.--On of The
events OF the week was a. .'possunl".
hunt, given by Nj. and Mrs, Douglas
Wherry, to their house guests. Those
staying with them We're Misses Beck
Brock Miner May. and LizEieI Brook, Of
Richmond, and Mrs. Fred erick Mar
shall, of Plttsburg. Quite g number
took part, and came home triumphant.
Powers Sadler, Of Forest II iii, was
the guestsof Mrs. r. p. Bridget forth this
past week. 59 n. 81, !. 81 !. 3sassg.
Miss Louise Hudspeth Is Visiting 81 Mrs.
Robert Bullington Il.
Miss Lucy Mason and Miss Winifred.
$Cranshaw have been with the Kisses
Moore during the week. sstSa
81 Mrs. John Meredith was the guest of
Mrs. Bailey Davis In r hnond + this
Miss sue Powers ha .sre turned to-
Forrest Hill, after visitin g. the Misses
The The Misses iss. s crlngan Hamick Nc
Donald and CLAYTON T'orrence We're
Mrs. T. Z. f. Cookies guests this WealSs
Miss Kits Wrenn eft on we dResda y
for Ruena Vista to be the guest Of
Mrs. Rucker, y
Miss Augusta Barfeld spent Sunday
with Miss Bessie Cooke. "a
5 Mr.. and Mrs, Blanchard Forbes were
with Mr., and Mrs no hes 10 n
the week end 4:.
from visiting Miss 4 Pptt. y AS hland,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-25

entering the ministry he was a teach
ler and soldier in the Confederate
army, He was licensed to preach in
1865, and was ordained in 1870, in
Virginia His first work was as evan
gelist Of Muhlenburg. Presbytery, after
which he was. pas tor at sMorgantieId
Ky, from 1872 until 1SS2. The next
two years he was evangelist OF the
Synod of Zen tucky. III then went 10
MISSOURI, where he was pas tor OF the
4 bonneville Church from 1885 untila
1899, The two years following, he wa
evangelist Of the Synod of North Caro-
lima, then pastor t Hand erson for five
of Mississippi from Is s6 until q 500. and
to North Carolina and began his pas
torate at Rocky NJ cunt. c I Dr. nj orrto N
is q man at deeply spiritual ma ture, and
his influence $ always felt for good
$50 No Interest Of synod will be more
carefully consid ered than win that
of the Orphans '@4f II ome at Barium
Springs. Just at this tine special, ef-
3 fort is being made to evuin the home
Just as. i should be- and the pastors
ing earnestly to "a accomplish that which
ones whose only homa1is there " v
Rev. w. T., Wa lker IS asuperintende emit
of the home, having taken charge of
this work earl n q the Year, He is
meeting With pTonoH noed success In.
his management here. y here are more
s1han 4, = II the at the
and his wife consid en- With a mare nt;s
inteFest the need q a every child Com &
mitted to &theirs ca re-.
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$HoWardsyille Social News.

81 Special to The Tlmes-D ispatoh,l
ii oWardsvills, Va, octohar s2;ryMlss
Elizabeth Riyeg save dslig htful,ga|nca
inight I. ~ The house was brilliantly
lighted, and Miss Rives mac e O. cha rms
ing hostess. Dainty refreshme were
served during. the EVENING ,rhose
present were Mr., and Mrs. "A. II. stod :
5dard Of South Carolina; Iiss Margaret
ii ohnsop,. Of Bed ford q Mr., and MIS-
,Dpuglas Patt esOn, and CiustaVus ana
Graham Hancock Of 4Scottsylllei MY
and Mrs, Maud Best; MIS-. 80 ms, hlsses
Margaret and Laura timer, " slhlh
and LILA Hancock. sally HrAdy,r s, Mary NJ y,
Scott. Ind Mary and . !, rravls
lAlexana der, Ilapmay liner \ Ohm TOMB
:kins and Alex IIaneooc s. III Ss 4, \, 81.
Nars IVA. p Isohnson q Bed ford City are
W. Gl Ii at 'sLi.Ilaanarth.'
n Mr. aud Mrs, Alfred n. Stoad aFd, 9t
South Carolina, were the. guests this
week OF the Misses EIaneoclS, 1 Ct Locus
- Miss. Mary Scott vii l leave mex week.
for Gary, NJ. Va, iWh ere sh 9 WI y spend
the whit with her sister,, ~ s II W,
ss' Miss Fannie Rrady, OF w heellng,,
VA, Is eS pected this week to Ylslt4 her
ghpnther,S A. m, brady; at "Reern bod, Y
n Carl IN olting, Of an I4ou Visa, was @ nt
this wee IS. .a.ssl
81 Il Mr., and Mrs, Vipgtntus Q Inns, Of
sR0rtsmouth, are ss tenttng y, Y u. IA Won
Hill and supertntendln ms the rebuild "a
ing OF heir r HON o. 5yYh ioll w as destroy we'd
by Ora several yea Es ~ o,3
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Salem Social News.
IspecIal to The Times pisnatch.

+ alopeCIal alOiIne S.Dl8DltCn.l E.aF5
salem, Va, October 22.-The annual
reception given the students of Roam
oke College by the Luther League of
the College Lutheran Church was held
on Friday evening. in the basement
a large assembly of the members. Au-
,tumn leaves and cut-flowers were used
for the decorations. During the even
ing delicious refreshments were served.
On Sa turday evening from 4 to 6
o'clock the Sunbeam Society of the
Baptist Church was entertained very
pleasantly at a jungle party by Mrs.
Ola Turner. at her. home on Broad
Street. 4 x Ia 81
Mrs. y. r. summerson and Mrs. Vent
end guests OF Mrs. Martin.
{. /. Rusmissli. Of Mcdowell, ". Va;
spent several days the past week with
his family on Union Street.
Miss Mary Kate Slusser. OF Blacks-
burg, Is spending several weeks as,
guest OF Mrs. c. B. Lefew. on Acad-ss
and Mrs; g. sW Hamm.lt, who VA, have
law, have returned home.
county, who has been visiting his cousin
C. D. Obenshain, on College Avenue
has gone on an extended visit to rela-s
5tlves In Botetourt county. and near
attendance at the Confederate reunion
in Norfolk this week We're Nathaniel
Wells, j. ]. Agnew. George Richards n,
Owens, Al HUI. John Perslnger. John
NJ. Thomas, j. II. DENT IL. Clay Chap
man, i. H. Gamer and two daugh-s
tiers, 81
Is. and AIRS, =. 2, Bushnell eele-5
home nom on East Main street.1 From Il to
II o. clock the home was .tnr9nged with
soebSag the aafs ss
floor was handsomely ecorated with
of white&and green being carried out
In every detail. DR.. and Mrs. Bush-
ina Mrs Fierce Fierce. Of GIristiansbprg
Mesdames ". B. billiard, \ Fl !. j Thurs
5tenhurg, Q. q. Lewis, NJ. g. AIcc Chung
Samuel Terrill p Nj WILEY aI Mr7
Sc 81 lss Mabal noM
man. The punch bowl was preside
over BY Mrs: Martin, Of Atlanta. Ga.B
assisted n ema MiSs
billiard, Annie SNcConkey, Annie Brown
hia ELY. The bride was e a ntsitelys
.goWned in pale heliotrope crepe De I
mings.s and carried a bouquet of 8helto- 4
trope chry SAM hemums, Among others
who We're Handsomely costumed We're
Mrs. Pierce, IN hlack.spanEledS net, oyer
silk: Mrs, Mec lun g, In black lace; Mrs,
Dillard,4 In black mel, over gray aessa Z
line; Mrs Martin,in black snang led nett
Miss Bowman, In a handsome creation
of White, Wlthssreal lace; Mr. 8lLe Lewis,
tn8hlue smessaline.
The gifts received by the host and
hostess We're a pmerous, maj y 8of them
coming from other States ana cities,
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u ouisa Social News. I
8fspeeihl8to llhe Tiiness-nisp1,a;lt

TSpeeIhl to The Tmes-H Ispatch.l 80
lclepls j. II Porter 't eaptain ii, I. Neade,
Winston, DIR, r.. b, May, and.
from Louisa who attend ed: the reunion
Of Com ederate veterans In Mortal Is.
5l Mrs, I'D, Marshall, Of Charlotte
, IS "a visit Ing her brother
ss, VIII Is FNlannagan, who has been in
Logan. w. Va, FOR some time. Is visit
Ing his parents In Green SPRINGS.
". G, Sha okolford and Il, Al. Ma
,Grud er, of; charlottesville, were in
lou isn Thuradny. 3s5.{ sssg. s555
MI ohm NlanDagan and bride, after a
Visit ia Louisa. have re turned VI 10
their Il ONE In West sNirGinia, al 53iss
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q
Mrs Fl. S. Saunders. Mrs. j. NJ. He'll,
Misses Virginia Laid. Cora Greeley
and Florence Eberley. Mrs. Laid en-
which the circle adjourned to meet In
November, at Its hall In Granville.
Misses Wilma and Ridda Carter, Of
Shirley Mills. left tuesday for Rich.
mond. " mere they will spend several.
days. Miss Ridda Carter will go from.
there to Warrenton. where she will;
attend school. ls
q. II. Carter was in Richmond this
week.
John Mitchell, Jr.. OF East Orange,
N. j., Is the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. FL.
s, Saunders at .Upper Shirl ri
NJ, Nance, Commemorative At
torney for Charles City county, was in
Richmond this weak. .s3
Mrs. S. "a. Clark. j.. "a. Clark. Jr.. e.
Woodcoch ana Nv. q. Wiilcox are among
those who visited in Richmond this
week from this neighborhood.
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composition work by the students on
practical subjects in farm affairs and
buildings.
Cismont Social News.
Especial to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Especial to The Tiines-Dispatch.
Cismont, Va, October e2.-Mrs, Ro-
bert Begg, of Syracuse. N. Y. Is sos
ijourning at Mansfield with her mother
and brother, Harry Mann.
Mrs. Grigsby Shackleford and little
.daughters; who have spent the sum
Fred Page, have left to join Professor
Shackleford at the High School, near.
The Rev. Meriwether Boyden and
family are visiting tho Misses Boyden,
of Hopedale. Mr.. Boyden has accepted
a4call to q new pastoorate in Clarke
county, and Is on his. way there with
his family. Mrs. John sBoyden, OF Glen
Dale, Nd. is also one OF the guests Of
sHopedale and her many warm friends
at Cismont are delighted to see her
again. u
Il The Misses Antrim, OF Charlottes-
willie, are visiting Mrs, Robert Shack
;leford, and expect to attend the fes-i
5tivities at Keswick Club house. Mrs.
Shackleford has a leading part In the
play, 1.-THE Sleptorhanic," and the whole
affair promises the most de lightful sue
cess. u 5 s If
Miss Helen Money, OF H omme House.
has left for Stuart Hal
Mrs. Mackenzie and little son, David,
from PHILADELPHIA. We're at Campbell
Tuesday night. visiting the Money
School. ss
Miss Fanny Somerville. Of Culpeper,
is a guest at Seven Oaks
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Malvern Hill Social News

Sinas1al H fnf!ph Sa, oatobsRea
and Mrs Iss saunders, JE, and
idaughter, n Miss Mary Rall Saunders,
have re tlrHed' 10 their honles 6a4 West
e. fSlra 'f aaa
slpnd's s ncs 81 farm n ID
Is The Len la land gGiF6le sof rs lng's
spapE ters al .sGss raee at nrpb, tsranYtll III
lad aH Thas TH Msts
present, Mrs. Y n i. / IS. Clark.
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I. Double Wedding Cal .',rn l Us

SPEC t e a lmes-Dlspatch.1
I Aarrison /, !, Oct ohag 1. r5'rhe
Va. was the &c enc % "a d ouh ID Va !.
din Il, when their daughteT, 'Mary'' ~.
sbeeans the bride Of Gha Flss III, Lantt1z,,
st Th 1ss ~ Y Is a;g q
die, a9 Fran 3 Lacy Day, Of
the Pres terian Oh proh, Was Y ls 81.