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The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03
LEDocIo AND ADAMS.

w5 are sorry to record the
death of Willie Reynolds, of Meads
Branch, Mr. Reynolds was a good
boy, none knew him but to like him.
lie vas long and faithful writer
to the News, We will miss his let
ters SO much as we enjoyed them
He leaves father, mother, one
brother and one sister. He tod
them he was ready TO go. He
sung song just fifteen minutes
he passed away Weep not, for
Willie is not dead, only asleep in
Jesus
There is a great deal Of sickness
in our community.
Born TO A. II. Moore and wife, an
eight pound boy
also to Mart Dooley and wife, a
boy.
Mary. little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs, Tom Moore, who has had lung
fever, is nearly well.
Emma Thompson, of Meads
branch. was the guest OF her sis
ter Sunday night,
Sherd. Vanhoose is very sick
Mrs. Lilly Thompson spent sun
day evening with Mrs. Mary Miller.
Rev snapp and wife, Of Blaine
have been holding revival at
Matte for the past three weeks
Bro. Snapp is grand preacher and
his wife is a fine singer,
Several from Ledocio and Adams
are attending school at Louisa,
J. S. Miller was ON Blaine Wed
"Wednesday.
! Several from here have beer
attending church at Matte,
! Mrs. Mary Hays is very sick.
Scott Thompson spent Sunda!
with Everett and orlie Moore.
l.. B. and Okie Hayes have hat
fever.
Mrs. Charley Osborn, Of Marys
town is visiting her brother at lie
docio.
Hazel Moore spent Saturday will
Opal Miller. ....
Several of the free-will preacher
passed up our creek Friday en- rout,
to Matte to attend the quarterl,
meeting, A Sad Girl.
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GLADYS.

The Cooksey Fork Telephone
Company, met at Polly's Chapel Jan
uary the 2Sth. All the members
wers present but two and Wm
Wright was elected secretary, Fe-
llx Adams, treasurer and other bus
iness was postponed until the next
meeting.
W. V. Roberts and Lon web5
were visiting friends near Gladys.
Martin and Dennle Wright made
trip to huntington last week.
Mrs. Nora Wright has been visit
ing friends near Fallsburg for the
past week.
Bro. Cassidy failed to iii his
appointment at Polly's Chapel the
5th Sunday on account OF bad weat!.
er. Also Martin Wright failed 10
fill his appointment on Irish creek
creek Sunday.
C. W. Wright OF willard. was
visiting his father at this place re-
Gently.
Tiyis Browning bought bunch
Of cattle from J. l.. Jobe.
Robert Diamond and Garfield
Hays, Of overda, we're visiting VIM
Wright Old Jlnk.
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SMOKY VALLEY.

There will be meeting at this
plac5 the third Sunday, " -
Ruby Adkins, OF Christmas. Is
visiting relatives here .....
We are sorry TO lose our neigh
bors, Matthew Lemaster and family.
r. b. Hutchinson passed through
here on route to walbridge satur-
day
Ivory and Martha Roberts enter
taned a large crowd Sunday.
Among those present were. Tilda,
Ethel and LInzy Cyrus. II. b, and
Allen Hutchinson, Fred wellmhn,
Proctor Diamond and Mart Bradley
Grandma Hayes is no better.
Ivory and Martha Roberts were
calling on Willie Belle Muney re-
Gently Forgetmenot.
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punLlN. ONO.

Our sunday school at Dublin is
progressing nicely.
Charlie Lepperd has nearly COM
ploted his new house,
Carnlce Wheeler was caller In
Columbus Saturday
Roseo Green has returend from
Ashland, Ky
Harvey Fronty called on carnlce
Wheeler's sunday evening.
Mr aud Mrs Burgess Stewart
visited Mr. and Mrs. I.ate Wheeler
near Dublin
Mr.. aud Mrs Fay Leopard vls-
itod Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin near Dub
lln, recently
Charley and Harvey Fronly at
tended the basket ball game at
Dublin Friday night
Misses Dora and Emily wheeler
were at Plain City Saturday night
The Dublin school has closed
week on account OF scarlet fever.
Misses Anna and Mary Fronty
visited Miss Dora and Emery Wheel
or Saturday Tilda.
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DANIELS GREEK,

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi strattenberger
wree visiting Mr.. and Mrs W. S.
Chaan last Sunday night
Tlssie Chaffln called on Eliza
Kelley Thursday
There Is proiracted meeting go-
ing ON now at this place and will
continue until l2th gt February
N3ilia Chaffih was shopping At
Trad last Saturday,
Stella Chaffin was the guest OF
her grandmother Sunday.
Miss Barba Adams was visiting
Mis- MalIsse Large Monday.
Carrie Elya Carter, Of Trad, Is
attending school at Charley this
winter ".
Willie Chaffin was married 10
Miss virgle Adams, recently. The
groom was a son OF Johnnie Chaffin
and the bride is a daughter OF AS
berry Adams, ....
Mrs w. S. Chaffin. who has been
sick for the past week, Is able to
be out again.
There will be a quarterly meet
ing at this place, second Saturday
and Sunday In February.
Orin Prince was the guest OF his
cousin, Stella Chaffin.
Mordie and Nellie JObe, Of Gait
were the guests Of their sister
Laura Chaffin, at this place
...... Forgetmenot.
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II troubled with indigestion, con-
stipatlon, no appetite or feel bilious,
give hamberlain's stomach and Liy-
or Tablets trial and you will be
pleased with the result These
tablets lnvigorate the stomach and
liver. and strengthen the digestion,
Sold by A. NJ Hughes, druggist,
and Louisa Drug Store Co.
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MIS-. Sarah Thompson has been on
the sick list and is slowly impros'
ing,
DR.. Hays made business trip TO
Blaine Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arbie Wallace visit
cd Mr and Mrs. Erna Miller Thus
day night.
John Carter visited L. b. Spencer
Thursday night,
l.. d. Spencer passed up our creek
saturday en- route to l., I. Thomt
son mill
Erna Mile aud wife visited
Amos homps, n saturday night
Nobodys Darling.
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Case after Case.
Plenty More Like This in Louisa.

Scores OF Louisa people can
tell you about Doan's Kidney pills.
Many a happy citizen makes a pub
lie statement OF his experience, Here
is Il case OF IT. What better proof
Of merit can be had than such en-
dorsement? ...... .....
]. b. Peters, Lock St, Louisa, Ky
says "Doan's Kidney Pills have
done more for me than all the 9TH
er kidney remedies l have ever
taken. was in constant misery
from kidney complaint. II sat
down for five or ten minutes aand
then attempted to get up, II SEEM
ed ss II heavy weight were tied
to my back and at such times sharp
pains darted through my kidneys.
When | stopped. rheumatic twinges
radiated throughout my body, being
particularly severe in my knees, hips
and joints The kidney secretlons
we're sometimes profue, then again
there was almost complete re-
tention. also noticed that the kid
ney secretions scalded in passage
and contained sediment. When
almost discouraged, began taking
Doans Kidney Pills and the con.
tents Of three boxes made me feel
like a different man. | shall b {
glad to corroborate every word Of
this statement to anyone who calls
upon me-"
NJ. Peters gave the above ac
count OF his experience with Doan''
Kidney Pills in January. 1903 and
when interviewed on June p, 1909
he said: "Tbe statement | gave
In praise of Doan's Kidney Pills last
year. still holds good. You are
welcome to continue its publication
For aisle by all dealers, Price
80 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co, Buf
falo, New York, sole agents fol
the United States.
Remember the nmae-Doan's -
and take no other.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03

The West Virginia Legislature re-
elected Watson and Chiffon on
Wednesday of this week to remove
all doubt Of the legality OF their
titles. The warning State Senators
compromised by making DR.. II, d.
Hatfield President OF the body and
dividing the other offices of the
.Senalr.
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Representative Macon, of Arkan-
-sas announced that he would in
all probability object TO Caleb Pow
ers taking the oath OF office as a
member of the next House. He has
prepared resolution to have MIR.
Powers eligibility referred to a
special committee. The resolution
is based on the Roberts proceedings
in the Senate.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03

MS Laura Fransworth Schcnk
wife CT John o. Schenk, whom she
was charged with attempting to
poison, was released on her own
Tecoenizance by Judge Jordan in
the Criminal Court at Wheeling, W,
Va, the bail being left at $10,-
900. A few minutes before she
was served with papers in a di.
yorce action by her husband.
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ponents use, these fellows keep
still. Everybody knows this to be
fact, and therefore the h. I. T..
never wins the amount Of plaudits
from the great common people that
he expects Father Hubbard. OF
West Virginia, is in this class.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03

The House of Representatives
passed the Sulloway general pension
bill which grants pensions ranging
from S12 to $50 month to all SOL
diers who served 80 days in the
u. s. Army in the Civil War or six
ty in the Mexican war and who ha
reached the age OF 81 years. This
bill adds about S45,OOO,OOO a year
80 the pension roll. .-
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1t is very noticeable fact that
the 'holier-than-thou" members of
Legislatures and other bodies are
never heard from anywhere ex-
cept il the ranks of the losing side
of contest. When their side wins
by the same methods their op-
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OUR AUTHORIZED AGENTS,

Thos. Salter and Harvey Salter,
of this county, are authorized to
take orders for new cash subscrip-
tions to the Big Sandy News and
to collect and receipt TOR same. They
have an especially attractive COM
bination offer just now. This
contract expires in March, l9tland
applies only to new subscriptions,
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03

Hon w. j. Fields does not in
tend to idle away any time while
in Washington. He has entered
as student in a law school in
that city and will give his spare
time to the study OF the Blackstone
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03

To be mean enough to accept a
bribe and fool enough to tell it
seem to be necessary qualifications
for legislator in some sections Of
West Virginia,
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03

The Mt. Sterling Advocate hoists
the lame of Judson Harmon for
President -
In our abundant riches there is
some embarrassment
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03

All the ground hogs in this local
lty which are not stone blind saw
their shadows Thursday and several
days before.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03

We will exchange merchandise
for stock, cattle, hogs, sheep, horses
and mules q, c. Mcclure a Son.
Gallup Ky.
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FOR SALEt

1000 ACRES GOOD FARMING
LAND on GRFFrTH's CREEK.
LAwRENoE.Co.. KY.,wILL DE pI.
vIDED INTO SMALL FARMS 10
SUIT PURCHASERS AND SOLD on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-04

had been occupied, General Sir Francis Grenfeil Gas he was them was appointed to the command of the British army of qeeupation in Egypt.
 AS Colonel Grenfell, he had succeeded SIT Evelyn Wood in command of the new Egyptian army, and under his orders he had met and defeated, in 1889, the most serious attempt the Dervishes had ever made to invade Egypt-the raid of their great leader. Wad-en-nejumi. Grenfen wassthe victor of the hard fought battle at Tosk, where Major Kitchener who succeeded him az Srdar. commanded the mounted troops under him.
 When Crenfell went out to Egypt again it was an open secret that considerable British force would be sent to cooperate with the Egyptian army in the final ad- vance on Omdurman and khartoum, and that Grenfell (ex-Sirdar and the general commanding the British in EgypD, was intended to be the commander in chief of the joint force for the final conquest over the Khalifa. Kitchener was to com mand the Egyptians under him, and an other was to be in command of the Brit ish contingent. But after the victory at the Atbara Grenfel insisted on the ar rangement being changed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-04

Rear Admiral William H. Fl. Souther land, U. $. N, and Mrs. Southerlano ave announced the engagement of heir younger daughter, Mlps Mary SOutherland, to MT. Louis Bacon, or Boston. The wedding will take place Ill Washington early in January.
 Miss Southerland is one of the leaders of the younger set in Washington and m intimate friend of Miss Helen Taft She was one of the, attendants last yea for Countess Luise Alexandra VOL Bernstorff, daughter of the German Ambassador and Countess yon Berns, .orff, at her marriage to Count Portales ,hen an attache of the German @s-R bassy.
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REWARD

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A REWARD IN THE SUM OF FIVE HTNDRED DOLLARS tS50O) WILL BE PAID FOR THE ARREST AND CON- vrCTION OF THE PERSON OR PER- SONS WHO PLACED DYNAMITE OR SOME OTHER EXPLOSIVE ON THE COMPANY'S TRACK AT ENSLEY HIGHLANDS STATION WHICH RE- SUITED IN WRECKING AN ENsLEY CAR ON THE NIGHT OF DECEMBER I, 1911.
 THIS REWARD TO REMAIN STAND ING FOR SIX MONTHS FROM THIS DATE. BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY, LIGHT AND POWER co.
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Little Surprises

From the Chicago Tribune.
 This is MT. Johnsons house, isn't it? Here's that ton of coal you ordered an hour or two ago.
 Hello! Is this the janitor. Say. can't you shut off the heat somehow? We're 's''nr to death up here?"
 Mamma, I'm not going to eat any more O that printed candy; teacher says ain't wholesome.'
 My dear SOL: 1 cant think of anything ron'd like for a birthday present. Take in
 check for s10O and buy it your self"
 lu want me to name the day, do you, Harry? Well, how will tomorrow do?" Paw, wouldn't you like to go to Sun ''r school with me this mornins?" Here's the mortgage on the house, Susan; I made the last payment yester- day"
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wANTED--sALEsMEN

WANTED-Sale manufacturer of staple goods for 20 years. extensive advertiser, liberal dealers treatment, have an opening for good salesman with hardware and general store acquaint- anee. exclusive or side line. splendid proposition. Address T. P. \. Co.,, Le- mont, III.
 Il-2G-7t -su-mo- -tu-wAr rfri-sa- mo
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FOR SALE

s325O--Norwood lot. 95x110. On corner of llth avenue and 29th street; improve ments of 5000 paid Can arrange terms and finance building. Large enough for an apartment or two residences.
 Lot 50x14O on Avenue D, between 17th and 18th streets, only six blocks from Brown-Marx building. Price only $25OO On terms of $10O0 cash, balance one and two years at per cent; a big bar gain. l
 TYLER 6 RAMSAY
 2i07 Third Ave. Bell phone "A Peo. 2Soe
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FARM LANDS

-O~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FARM LANDS-20 acres, improV ed, Lowndes county, s1200; 45 acres, inn proved. Dallas county, S1100; so acres, unimproved, Perry county, $400; 80 acres, 5 miles of Selma. $500; 160 acres, improved, Dallas county, $1200; 16O acres, improved, Perry county. s4690; 1sO acres, improved, Dallas counl.'. $5200; 200 acres, improved. Lowndel county, s2OOO; 2OoAacres, inn proved, Perry county, $3200; 200 acres, improved, Perry county, S52O0; 200 acres Lowndes county, near Minter, $20OO; 1900 acres, prairie, Marengo county, $25,000; 4obe acres, Monroe county. plantation, $25,O0O; 14,S00 acres, Mobile county colonization, at s6.5O. E. E. Secor, Selma, Ala.
 ,. 11-29-7t
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ROOMS-WANTED-bLAKD

gentleman, nicely fur nished room with board in West End;
 must be furnace or steam heated, hot and cold water bath, near car line. Ad- dress J-9O. care Age-Herald. 1e-2-2t
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WANTED-MALE HELP

zEA AE BODIED men wanted for the |. S Marine Corps. between the ages of 19 and 35 Must be native born or have first papers. Monthly pay $l5 to S69
 Additional compensation possible. Food. clothing, quarters and medical attend ance free. After 30 years service can retire with 75 per cent of pay and al owances. Service on board ship and ashore in all parts of the world. Ap- ply at U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting office, 13 Simon Block, Birmingham, Ala 12-I-lmo
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ONE CENT A WORD .ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word a day; no nd.
 tnken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-Position in small town near Birmingham by expert male stenograph-
 CT and office man. Six years experi- ence in railroad, lumber and coal and iron business. 25 years of age and single. Can furnish satisfactory references. Ad- dress M-90, care Age-Herald. 12-3-3t
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LEGAL NOTICES
PUBLIC AUCTION. -AIONnaX DECEMRER 4 1Q11.

MONDAY. 4,
 We will sell for charges on above date at Warehouse No. (Avenue r and 22d street. the following delinquent accounts.
 lot H. H. goods stored by Mrs. Lucy Quartermas.
 1 lot H. II. goods store by c. E. Bow ron.
 lot H. H. goods stored by G. F. Pow CTS.
 pona stored by Mrs. D. D. Allen.
 lot H. H. goods stored by J. L. Burke lot H. H. Goods stored by Lena Nuby
 filing cabinet, boxes, etc, stored by w. E. Spnk.
 lot II. II. goods, stored by Tom Wii- Hams.
 lot H. H. Goods stored by Carrie Cor nelus.
 lot H. H. goods stored by Robert Tay- Tor. lot Fl. H. goods stored by Coring Jack son.
 Table bench. etc. stored by II. II. Me- Mutt. lot H. H. goods stored by Annie Hurt. settee and 3 boxes stored by C. V. Benjamin. bed stored by Jerry Scott. lot H. H. goods stored by PinlSie Jones. 1 lot Fl. H. goods stored by Corrie Har- ris. HARRIS TRANSFER & WAREHOUSE COMPANY. 11-20-ot non
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FOR RENT


 | JR RENI-EO small fanllIy or Cou ples, modern steam heated. apart ments, with, gas range. refrigerators. shades. telephone and janitress serv- ice; nothing better in city as to per sonnel and conveniences. See Messer Real Estate x Insurance Co.
 10-22-tf FOR RENT One of the most modern homes in West End; has everything in the way of eonveniences. Ross Hancock, both phones 40 Main.
 11-30-tf f
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MANIFESTATIONS

MAN wifR RigR edncafion, Very smart. standard certificates, served many years in the army, asks position In the south as overseer, office or any thing in his capacities. Speaks and writes English, French, Italian, also speaks Greek. Russian and Arabian. Apply to E. R., Box 491, Lawrence. T. NY 11-30-5t
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GRADUATED French chef from Paris open for engagements to prepare meals for entertainments at your home: will supply bill of fare and give price by plate. Christinet, 2325 Highland avenue.
 12-3-4t
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FCR stenographic piece work or monthly contracts apply So1 Empire Bldg, or call Bell phone 627. Good work at moderate nrices 5-6-tf FINE, DENTISTRY-A. J. Massey, over Jefferson County bank. Fist street and 2d avenue. Bell phone 1S44
 1-31 31-tu-su-mo-tf f
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stenogranher and as-

WANTED-Lumber stenOgrapher and as sistant bookkeeper Combination, take dictation rapidly, transcribe notes accu- rately punctuate and spell correctly;
 must be fast machine operator; want
 man not afraid of long hours and who is total abstainer. Location at saw mill plant near Selma Ala. Answer in own handwriting; state age and salary wanted. Address K. G. K, care Age Herald. 12-2-4t
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MONEY TO LEND

WE negotiate loans and sell real estate: can handle desirable farm loans. Ma lone- Mcconnell Co.,, 219 Fist street.
 7-17-tf
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THE number of well paid stenographical positions we fill emphasizes the well
 known fact that when an employer wants a good stenographer he calls upon the Remington Typewriter com panys employment department. You
 are invited to make use of the free services of this department. 2115 First avenue 12-4-2t-mo-sat
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5000 TO loan on real estate, first mort gage. Address S-S5. care Age-Herald.
 11-19-tf
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LOANS negotiated, mortgages bought. w. A. Lester, 2107 Sd avenue
 4-13-tf-tf-mon
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TO LEND-$30O0 on improved Birming- ham or Ensley property. Minge Mort gage and Realty Co.,. 2113 First avenpe..
 11-2-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

WILI-GO-YOUR-BOND. M'DAVID-TERRY & co.
 S-A- 4
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RATES-One cent a word n day, no sd.
 taken for less than 25, for first fnser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
BUSINESS CHANGES

COAL miner, superintendent and engineer wanted. who can each invest 5000 or more with company to develop 500 acres high grade domestic coal. no partings. only 1500 feet from railroad money maker. Kenessee Coal Co.,, Somerset, Ky 12-4-3t CHICAGO firm opening distributing of flee in Jefferson county desires com petent executive; will allow $50 month- ly extra commission and expenses: per manent Must carry cash stock of at least $500. Sales Manager. Dept. 104 H,
 New Bauer Block, Chicago. 12-4-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FIVE rooms, upstairs. suitable for light housekeeping, splendid neighborhood,
 one-half block of North Highland car.
 1904 Huntsville avenue. 1-2-l2t
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WANTED-To borrow S1OoO on home, close in, worth 5000. No brokerage. Annlv office 32o Brown-Marx Bldg.
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Lord Grenfell, who recently received the appointment of a Gold Stick in Waiting to the King, has had career of more than average interest He has taken part Jn four campaigns in South Africa, and was repeatedly named in dispatches and twice promoted. Again, he was mem toned and made an aide-de-camp to the sovereign for his work at Tevel-Kebir, in 1882 and after the Nile expedition he received the c. B. His lordship has been Sirdar of the Egyptian army. has held command of the British troops at the Pyramids and has also been Governor Malta and commander of the forces in Ireland. After the advance into the Soudan had begun in 1896. and Dongola
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Daily Hint From Paris

........................
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-10
GRAvES-DAvIS
Handsome Wedding at Jefferson
Hotel, Richmond.
AT HOME HERE AFTER JAN. 10TH

In the private parlors Of the jefferson
Hotel, Richmond, in the presence OF
members of the two families, Saturday,
$40 p. M, was solemnzed the marriage
of Miss Sally Virginia Davis, daughter OF
Dr.J.W. Davis and Mrs. Lucilla Graves
Davis, of Spotsylvania Co., and Mr..
Lee jackson Graves, a prominent law
yer, head of the Piedmont Real Estate
Agency, and a member Of the North
Carolina Order of Cincinnatus-o OF
Fredericksburg.
The bride is an accomplished woman
and has a large circle of friends. Her
gown was Of white satin. She wore the
| family Jewels and canoes and carried q
bouquet of lilies Of the valley.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
r. Aubrey Williams, of Fredericks-
burg, assisted By Rev. DR.. Geo. w.
Mcdaniel, of Richmond
The marriage was followed by wed
ding supper in the private dining-room
of the hotel. The wedding music was
rendered by the jefferson Hotel Band
and box party, including the entire
party, was given by the groom at the
Academy of Music later.
The wedding guests present were:
DR.. J. w. Davis, father of the bride,
DR.. Henry Nj. Davis. Of Richmond,
DIR. Geo. w. Davis, of Warrenton, and
Prof. Jack Marye Davis. of Norfolk,
brothers; Mrs. l.. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Julia
May Chewing and Miss May Davis, OF
Spotsylvania. sisters. Mrs. DAISY
Griggs, of Richmond. sister OF the
groom. and Levert T. Graves, Forest
Clayton Graves and Master Clalboune
Togo Graves, his sons.
MIR. and Mrs. Graves will arrive home
here, on Tuesday, Jan. 10th, and VIII
be at home to their friends at their
handsome residence on Princess Anne
street
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-10
IMPROVEMENTS At R. R. STATION

The R., F. G. P. R. r. is having a
wire fence placed on the line dividing
the property of the K. F. & ?. and
the p. f. & P. from the new freight
station to the pointiwhere stood the old
freight Station which has been torn
down.
The r. F. & P. will grade the lot on
which the old freight station stood and
make a park of that space and Of the
vacant lot between Main and Water
streets. A driveway will be left next TO
the brick walkway west of Princess
Anne street and between Main and
Water streets for the mail and express
wagons.
The P. F. & P. r. r. marrow guage)
will tear down the building used as a
station before the present station was
was built and extend the park
around their station.
These improvements will add greatly
to the appearance of that section OF
the city.