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AUTUMN
WEDD1NGS
Sherwood. tho Bolling Home,
Sceneof Beauty.
A BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY
MissJessie May Bowling Brido pf Dr
Qlasgow Armstrong-Rev. W. E.
Rollina Wlns a Wife at Ashcville,
N. C?Many Mnrriages.
(Bpeclal to The Times-Dlspatch.)
?1AUNTON. V,\., Oct. H.~"Sher
wond," the palatlal resldcnce of .Mr. nnd
Mrs. Andrew Bowling, on East Bevorly
?Jtfcrrace, was thronged with a large con
oourae of thelr frlends and rolatlvea at
f:30 o'clock last evenlng to wltness Iho
marriage of thelr daughter, Mlsa Jessle
May Bowling, to Dr. Glasgbw Arm
?trong
The color schemo of the ocenston was
?reen and whlto, and tho scene of the
?wedding was ln tho spaclous and beatltl
fully docoratod parlorB. Rev. Charles
JR. stribllng, of the Proabyterlan Churoh,
of Wayncsboro, Va.. an unolo of tbe
gronin, assisted by Bcv. Dr. A. M. Frnscr,
of the Flrst Proabyterlan Church, of thla
citv performed the ceremony before a
large ullar plaboratoly bedecked In ohry
Banthemuma and ferns, over whlch feli
a Koft glow of candlo llgnt.
The brldal party ontered the room to
the sweet stralns of Ijohengrln's wed?
ding march, played by the Stonewall Or
chestra, under tho direction of Profossor
Brereton, and during tho servlco
Bchuberfs Serenade wns rendered.
Tho plan of the wedding was out of
the usunl order, ns thero was no best
xnan, nnd the two ushers, Mr. Harry
"VVnrdon Eowllng. brother of the bride,
and Mr. Gordon Armstrong, brother of
the proom, camo first, forming an alslo
?with ropes of whlte ribbon and taking
thelr posltions on elther side of tho
altar. Nexl entored the mald of honor,
Mlss Dnlsy Yarbrough, handsomely
? puwneil ln white sllk nnd car
rylng a bouquet of mnidenhalr fern. Fol
lowing came the bride, accompanied by
the groom.
Her gown wns a heautiful creatlon of
whlte panno crope de chlne, over whlte
ta'ffeta, trlmmod in old lace. Sho wore n
vell nnd carrled a shower bouquet of
Jilles of the valley.
Tho bride Is a descendent of ono of
Tirginia's oldost familles, and In tho
Foclal llfe of Staunton she ls vory popular
in the younger set.
The groom Is a son of Dr. and Mrs.
Willlam Dlllon Armstrong, formerly of
Ealem. Va., but now of Staunton, and is
ono of the leadlng physlciana of this
city.
After the wedding ceremony an elabo
rate course suppor was served.
Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong's wedding tour
?wlll be through the Northern States.
Among those from a distance who were
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.
Glosgow. Mr. Willlam A. Glasgow, and
Miss Bettle Glasgow. of Lexlngtori, Va.;
Rev. Mrs. Charles R. Stribllng. of
"Waynesbor. Va.; Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas
Clagett Bowling, of Charlostown, W. Va.;
Mrs. Jacob Warden and Mrs. R. Clagett,
oi Borryville, Va.; Rev. Dr. G. L. Staley
ond Mlss Saley. of Baltlrrioro.
WILK1NS0N?STRACHAN
Elegunt Home Wed ing on High Street,
Petersburg.
(Pppclal to Tho Tlmep-Dlspatch.)
PETERSRURG, VA., Oct. II.?Mr. Wll
llam S. Wllklnson. of Norfolk, and Mss
Susle Meade Strachan, of Petersburg,
?were marrled thls evenl g at 6 o'c ock
at th?. honic of tho brlde's sliter. Mrs.
Davld M.' Walko, on Hlgh Street, the
Rev.. John Rldou'. pastor of G nco Epts
eupal Church, offlciatlng. The drawlng
roorns were henut fully decorated ln
?whlte and green. Tho r.bbons won;
drawn so as to form an alale. d wn
?whlch the bndal pa ty pi ssed to the altar
by llttle Mlss Sadie Forrest Walk- ln
whlte organdy. und Master G'ooree \Vav
erly Goodwyn, ln a whlte corduroy BUlt,
niece and nephew of the brlde. The hildo
?wore a hand'ome going-away gown of
dark hluovfoth. .wlth hat u> match, and
oarried.a showef'' bouquet of lllly of tlio
vallcv. ' She had an her ma'd of honor
Mlsa Eoul.se B. Pannill, of Norfolk, who
?wore whlte tafteta silk, and carrled whlte
roses. Mr. Gcorge Wilk iihou, of Nor?
folk, brother of the groom, ac ed as best
man. The bride nnd grnnm entered to
gether to the stralns of Mendelssohn'a
?wedding nmrch, pl.iyed by Mlss Anna
Stallard, followed hy the mald nf honor
nnd best man. The br.do was given nwiv
by her father, Dr. John Blackwood
Strachan. . ,
Thc groom Is treasurer and b ok
kecper of tho Vlrginlan-Pllot, Norfolk,
BJid Is well known. His brlde :s the b.-.iii
tiful and attractlve daugnter of Dr. J.
B. Strachan. of thls clty.
After an extended Norlhern trlp, Includ
lng Nlagara Falls, Ontar.o and other
places of Intorejt, the couple will be at
temt to thelr filinds in Norfolk.
SITES?HARMAN
An Elegant Wedding ln Trinity Episco
pal Church, Staunton.
(Speclal toThe TlmcB-Dlspatch.)
STAUNTON, VA. Oct. 14.?A protty
-wedding took plaee at Trinity Epiacopal
Church at 9 o'clock to-nlght, when Miss
jGllzabeth liarman, the only daughtor of
.Mr. and Mrs, John a. liarman, bccanio
the brlde of Mr. Bonjamln Eranklln Sltta,
,,: Roai oke, The church was beauilfully
0e iorated, u I mosi claborate prepnra
Uons ?'??.? I ?? ivedding had been made.
The cerojnoii) waa per/ormed by tho
iu v. w. y. llulllhen.
The unde, who ls u very handsome
ia iy looked unua ally i harmlng
. own 01 I- ii nch oi gandy
u VaU-ncicnnos luce over whlte
itron ??! honpi waa Mra. Mlnnle
Arington, Ohlo, aunt or tho
| groom left tn-nlnht for
Ip, after whlch thuy will
.. in Roanoke, whero Mr.
? ? . ,i wlth the Norfolk and
Hall way Company.
ELEOANT HO.Y1E WEDD1NQ
Marriage of Dr. E.isley and Miss Pansie
Clayton Jones.
(Speclal toThe Tlmea-Dlspatch.)
CHATI1AM. VA.. Oct. H.?The marluKe
of Mlsa J'ansi.- Cayton Jones to'Dr.
Charlea Allen Easley, >.f Blueneld. W.
Va.. at (Jhestnut EeveJ Baptl t Ch roh
i.i :...?. noon Wadnebday, wns wltnesaed
by ?? large aaaemblage <>f frjenda, Tho
beautlful rtecoratloni were of autumu
flowera. wth tmckground of everg-eena
and pot planti, To thi atarlna of Eo?
Jiepgrln'a wedding roarch, playcd by Mlsa
U'ertiuda Adam*. the u ners, Meaara.
AVJUle Adarnti, W'yatt Corbln, flfwley
'J'hompson and J. D. Oakes, ??; tered from
the piaiu 'ii ?? and cr< alna at thc allar,
took E'dr btands to the I'lghl nd |l ft.
-i ?. .. , o,. i liowod \)i Ml e ? NatUu
Allen, fw'syle Gregory and Mi i au e
Ss'atboi., brldeamaldB, and Mosi Prank
l Will i'.i'l: and J. K. '! hompaoi),
eroomamen, rrieel i ?,? ?< tl altar, formeri
a semlciiclo. Ml".- Nannie Jones, inald
o! honor, piMcaaed the brlde, wfao mitercd
with her brother. Mr. J. 8. .Tones who
trive her awav, and was Jolned nt tlie
fltar ln- tho'g'oomnnd hls b-st mrtH,
Mr. T). M. Kasiev. Hev. R. E. U. Ajior,
of rhnthnm. nfticlnted. ,,??j.,c
To the inspirlng tuuslc from Mendei??
srTn's weihling march the part* fetittd
from the ehutch ln reverse < rdor. Iho
i,.i,in lo n d-uichter of Mr. Geo ge YV.
Tono* of Pl tsvlvanla eottr.ty, a hietrtber
of iha reeer. Cdtistltntlohftl Cohventlon,
she U a vounft wohian of rnre nccom
ntifhmcnt" v rv popular. The brldo waa"
r.'n.V. ..'iv aowned ln n trave :ng ?i lt
of green clolh. ahd carr ed a1 rge bou
nuet of while r.irnntions. The mn dI of
hohor wns n'tlred n while 0V6green,
w 1 rrecii rlhbon. The bridosnialds wnm
wKlto organdy. With Wllltfe ribhons. an
carrled sliower bouquots of costrtos. liie
groom is a piotn.nont young physioan
nf Hluefield. ... ,,,?_
After n tour of Northern clt!ea they
wlll be nt home to thelr frlends in Bluc
flold. \V. Va._
PRETTV COUNTRY WEDDING
Miss Kate Seymo.ir Griffin Bride of
Mr. Phi.ip George Seay.
(Special 10 The Tlmns-Dlspalch.)
FOIIK FNION. VA.. Oct. 14.-A full
hoUso and tho tasteful and 01 ilioriito de<>
orallon of Old Bothel C hurch to-dn. a -
icsted the lutcros In the. wedd ng at 10
o'clock this mornlng Oi Mlss -Kato HOy*
rat'ur ?Grlllln. an acc'Mnpllshed dnughter
of Mr. Dgbert G.lllln, to Mr. I'nillip
George Seay, of Shores. Vn.
The* bride, a very protty .brtmel e? <J
the netite BtvlO, was tastcfully nttlrod
ln a travellng suil of mnroon Color. w-th
whlte trlhimWs, and carrled Brldo a
roses The cetomony was perfprrnea oy
) VVH Snead. of the Baplist Church,
asslsted bv the Hev. R. W. vVntts. of the
Mothodlst Cliurch. .?,,
Tho mnld of honor was Mlss Jessie
Grlllln. "ister of the bride, and was
dressed In white otgandy, carrylng pmk
rosos nnd tho best man was Dr, F. a.
Wr?ghtf.0f Woolinpville. Va. The llshers
wero Messrs. Fletcher Duncan. I.inday
Burgess, I. O. I'erklns. Jr., and Hn t>
driinn. Llttlo Mias Virglnln Beay-nolod
a- flowor glrl. carrylng plnk earnatlpns,
and Master Arthur Seay. Jr.. as ring
boaror. Mlss L.11 y Ford Snead, a H? ' i
muBlc medaltat. nlayed Mendelssohn s
wedding march aa tho br.dal party aii
vanced to the church.
Tho nowlv marrled couple to^k tne
noon train Wost. and wlll bo at home to
frlends In about two weeks. ___?,_,
The bride havlng been a most POPUiar
tencher and church worker. wlll bo
greatly mlssed in the communlty.. Tho
Sroom ls n prosperous merchant ot
Shores and stands ln the foremost rnnk
as a. buslness man,_
QUIET HOME WEDDING
Miss Mary Katherine Bngby Bride of
Alexander V\ addcil May.
(Special to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
*STAUNTON, VA.. Oct. ll.-A vory quiet
but pretty wedding took place this morh-?
ing at 10 o'clock at tlie resldence of M.s.
ll.irrlet Therosn Ba'gby, when he: daugh?
ter Marv Katharlne Bngby, becamo the
bride of Alexander Waudell May. Tho
ceremony was porformed by tho Hev.
Waltor Q. Hullihen. of Trlnlty Eplsct'Pfll
Church. The parlora were beautltullS
dccoraled with a profus.on of flowvrs
and evorgreens for tho occas.on. 1 e
mald of honor was Miss Nett.o Bagby,
Slster of the bride. of Frankl.n. \\ . V....
and Mr. Hariy May. of Washmgton,, D.
C. btother of tho groom. actcd as best
man. , , , ...
The bride. who comes from an old v ir
glnla famlly; Is ono of Staunton b most
attractlvo and charm.ng young ladlei,
and on tho occas.on looked unusi ally
happy and charm.ng in hdr going away
gown of bluo cloth. .
^lr. Mav has been for many years tho
deputy clerk of the Suprorao court of
Appeals at its place of session here. .
A visit to tho home of the brldo re
vealed a room nearly fillcd with costly
wedding presents. ,,,.,.
Mr and Mrs. Mav left on the mld-day
train' for Washlngton, New York. and
other Northern cit.es to spend thelr
honeymoOn, aftcr which they will mako
thelr home in thla city.
M1LLER-LUCKE
Intimate Friands O ly Witness Wedding
of a Hopular Couple.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dispatch.) ,
LYNCIIBLTRG, VA., Oct. 14.?Mr. Edgar
Patton Mlller, cashier of tho Flrst Na
tional Bank, and Miss Eleanor Solden
l-ucke were marrled here thls afternoon
at the homo of Mr. Georgo H. Gllmer,
whero Miss Eucke has been. vlsltlng.
Only the immedlale relatives and a few
intimate frlcnds were present. Rev. C.
U. Pruden, of tho Eplscopal Church at
Cbatham, assisled by Rev. J. M: Owons,
of St. Paul'B Church, ofllciated. Mr. R.
O. Hurton acted as best man, and Miss
Doulso l.ucke, sister of tne brlde. as
maid of honor. Among thoso present wero
Mr. W. 11. Eucke, of Rlchmond, uncle
Of tho bnde, and his two daughters.
After tho wedding Mr, and Mrs. Miller
took the traln for Natural Brldge, whero
they will spend two weeks before retuin
ing to the clty to live. In order that
they may better vlew the beautios of the
sunoundlng country, Mr. and M.s. Mil?
ler had sent ahead of them to tlio brldge
thoir saddle iiorses.
Mr. Mlller is a brother of Mr. John
Mi Mlller, of Rlchmond, who was also
present at U'e wedding.
M1N1STER WEDS
Marriage of Rev. W. E. Rollins to Miss
Helen Cjlllns.
(Speoial to The Tlmes-Olspntcli.)
COVINGTON. VA.. Oct. 14.?The mar?
riage of Rev. \\. E. Roll ns, rectsr of
the Covlng.on Eplacopal Church, and
Mlss Helen CollhlB, daughter of .Mr. and
Mrs. Henry T. Colllns, of Aahoville, N,
('., took placo to-day at noon ln tlio l-'lrst
Piesbvlerian Church. of A8hev.De.
Mr. Rollins and lils w.fe will como to
Coving.on the last of next woek, wheie
they will make thelr homo.
Among those present at the marriage
was Mr. R. E. Parrish, of Covlngton.
Mr. Rollins has beon the rector of tho
Eplacopal Church at thls placo for tha
last slx years, and dutlng that time tho
work of the church has been succo s
fuliv carrled forward, Mr. R'lllina . pent
last summer In Europe, reuirnlng to thls
country tho last of August.
DRAMATIC WEDDING
Members of the Lychburg Casino Com?
pany Marry at .he Ar in ton,
iSpeclal tn The Tlmi-s-Dispatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA.. Oct. 14.?At noon
to-day the members ot tho Pa ge Comedy
Company, w-ho are playlng at the Cus.no.
mi.'t in the parlor of tho A tlngton Hotel
to wilno38 tho marriage of the r loadlllg
lady. Mlss l-'annlo Samp-nn, of EogalJH
port. Ind., in the comodlan, Mr. Thnmas
E Dopew, ol Topako, Kan. I'rofo.sor
joe Eevy rendored a wcddlngonarch on
tho pianu n tho prlnclpals ai.d thelr at
tondants entered, nnd Rev, Dr, F. T. Mc
I'-aden pcrformed tho ceremony,
M ss Kuto Maradon was m i.o of honor
nnd Mr. W; T, Hurdellfl hoat man. As
a matlneo thls uftei n.i ai ihe < !a ? no
and the rcgular performance ih-io at
nlgh) preventod unv col Itrnl on nt l
thoao wero ovor, a wedding auppor wu?
setved to-nlght at half-paat 11 o'cl ?-k
in tho Arlington dlnlng room. To-m irrow
tho company goea to Bouth Boston for
an ongagoment,
Johnson Marlln,
(Bpeclal to The Timea-Dlapatch.)
UORDONSVJEEE, VA., Oct. 14.?Mlss
Mlnnlo Martln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. Maitin. of ibls placo nnd Mr.
Ormond \V. Johnson, of Danvllle woio
CONSTIPATION INACTIVE LIVEH,
AND WEAK KIDNEYS are tln- !? lll
of a weak Mom.-n-li. Then tlie only way
to pie\c ni tin s<- aiini'-niH ls to Btrengthen
the Htoinut li by taklng H" tettei a
Btomach liitters. Prominent phyajclana
always pn-srrlbr It In caaea of atomach
troublea. Yoii <an therefora rel) on |t,
|T POblTIVELY CUFlES OElXHINCi,
HEARTBUHN, INDIGESTION, DYfa
PEPSIA AND MALARIA, FEVER AND
AGUE. TRY IT.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BIITERS.
BISHOP POTTER'S CRITICISM.
A Protest Against De=
ceiving the Sick and
Wrecking Lives.
T'nusunI commenl hns been onuped by
Blshop Pottef'B deolnrntlon thnt Mnlne a
prohlbltlon l,nv ls n fnlure when tho salo
of .sarsaparllla.s and other so-called CUTftS
cnntalnlng up to 'il P??r cent. (ovor half)
alcohol ls unrestrlclod whllo clarot wlnr
wlth onlv 10 per cent. nlcohol Ia bnrred
out hv law. As a mattor of fact tho nia
lorltv of tho wlnos-of-thls, wlties-of-tluu
nnd other pntent medlclnes sold In all
Stntcs depcnd UpOh alcohol nnd stupoty
Ing drugs for thelr.tomporary effoct. they
lower tho vllallty, wrocli the nerves. and
often lead to nn uncontrollable di'.tlro. for
nlcohol and nerve-deadcnlng drugs. inis
ls one of the prlnclpnl reasons w.hy Uoc
tor.s aro Opposed lo pntent medlclnes, nnd
it ls ivhj- we have ropentedly statcd tlmt
wlthout tho two ot alcohol or Injurlnus
drugs Fathor .Tohn'B Medlclne ls tho best
rr-medy over prescrlbed for htilldlng up
thoso who pro wcik and run down, and
for all thront and lung troubles. It mnkes
strongth and flesh by whlch each organ
of t.he body ls onnbl'ed to do lts proper
work nnd thus drlvo tho Impuritlos out
of tho blood. Dr. A. H. Straub, n notod
physlclan of Brooklvn, N. V.. adds his In
doresment to the aboVO In tho followlng
lettor ovor his own slRtiaturo: "I have
frequrntly prescrlbed Pather John s
Medlclne for grlp, nnd for brnnchllls nnd
other resplratory dlseases nnd found thnt
hns cured when the regulnr phnrma
cnpocla romndles falled. (Slgned) A. Hi
Straub, M. D., 884 Bus-hwlck Avo., Brook
lyn, N. Y." Flfty yoars ln use?got It to
dny. Tho money Is refnnded In any case
whore it does not do nll that ls clalmed
for It. Pather John's Mcdl-.-lne ls for
sale by Owcns nnd Mlnor Drtiff Co., 1007
13. Maln Street; Clty Drug Slnre, 1444 E.
Maln Street; Pcoplo's Mnig Swre, swu
Willlamsburg Avenue; North Slde J;ahr
mncy, 901 N. Flfth Street; Plno-Stroct
Phnrmncy, 334 S. Plno Street; East
Pharmacy, 2G01 Venablo Street.
mnrrlod at the home of tho brldo Wcd
nesdny mornlng nt 11 o'clock. _
Hev. W. Tuppor "Wlngllcld performed
tho ceremony. ,
Aftcr the murrlago a sumptuous repnat
was scrvod to the; assembled guests.
Tho young couple bonrded tho l hesa
pfllRe and Ohio train for Rlchmond and
other polnts.
? ?
WIGHT--CHILDRESS
A Quiet Mnrrlago at the Home ofthe
Bride in Fultn.
ann Street. at 9 o clock.
The marrlage was a very quiet one
onlv the rolntlves of tho contrnctlng
partles being present.
Joel?Hall.
(Special to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
HARKISONBURO. VA.. Oct. M.-MIss
Alma Hollander. daughter of Mr. ai.a
Mrs. Isaac Hollander, and Mr. Elljan M.
Joel. of Roanoko, Va.. were marrled this
evenlng ln tho Jewish synagoguc. D .
Edward N. Callsch. of Rlchmond offl
ciatlng. The brldesmalds wero Misses
Bessle Hollander nnd Mayhello Joel. M.s.
Maurlco Kauffman, of Ch cago, a s.ater
of the bride. was matron of honor.
The groom's brother. Mr. Wllllo Joel,
of Rlchmond. was best man. A recep
tlon and danco followed tho wedding,
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Joel leave to-morrow
mornlng for a trip to Eastern clt.os.
Thev wlll reslde in Ro.noke, wheie Mt.
Joel is connected with the general officos
of the Norfolk and Westcrn Railwny.
Barton?Rinker.
(Special to The Times-Dlspatch,)
\\ OODSTOCK. VA., Oct. ll.-A pretty
sunrlae wedding took place at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Rinker. west
of Mount Jackson. this mon.lng, when
thelr daughter, Miss Zadle M. Rinker,
and Dr. O. \V. Barton wero marrled.
The groom is a prominent dontlst of
Westmlnstor. Md. Tbe ceremony wns
performed by Rev. N. F. A. Cupp, pas
tor of tlie Unlted Brethren Church. Iho
couple wero ntterided only by two httle
llower girls, Misses Rutb Pennywlt. a
niece of the groom, and Vlrglnla Rinke:,
a cousin of the br.de. and Miss Martha
J. Rinker. tho llcense-bearer. a cousin of
The bride woro a travellng suit nf bluo
broadcloth. Miss Zadio Smith. of Churcll
ville. Va.. pres.ded at tlie organ duilng
the ceremony.
Estes? Woo folk.
(Special to The Times-Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA., Oct. 14?
Jlr Josepli II. Estes and Mlss Sall e
Woofolk, bolh of Orange bounty, were
marrled Saturdny at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. P. M. Glbbs. in that c unty. Rev.
Richard Bagby offlciattng. The brldes?
malds were Misses Bolle C. Woolfolk.
Lizzle T. Terrlll. Mor e and Jnnie Hal ey.
Fannv and Mav Davis. Mr. and .Mrs.
EslesJeft for a br.dal trip of ten days,
and upon their return w.ll rcside at
Thorn II111._
Britts?Minter.
,(Speclal to The Times-Dlspatch.)
ROANOKE, VA., Oct. 14.?Mr. Samuel
P. Britts, a young buslness man, and Mlss
Maggle Minter, an attracth-e young lady,
were marrled at the Flrst Presbyteria'n
Church to-night at il o'clock, Rev. W.
C. Campboll olllciating. Miss Meado Min?
ter, slater of the bride, was mald of
honor, and Mr. B. M. Phelps, best man.
McClung?Wood.
(Speclal to The Times-Dispatch.)
BTAUNTON VA., Oct. 14.?Mlsa Mary
K. Wood and Mr. E. \V. McClung wero j
marrlod at 10:30 this morning at the resi
dence of Mr. R. G. Stratton in this city.
The ceremony was porformed by Rev.
L. W. Canter, of the Methodlst Churcli.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Mc?
Clung left on the 11 o'clock traln for
Kichmond and other polnts, and after
the.ii- wedding trlp will muko thelr homo
in thls clty, whero the groom ls empioyed
as book-keepor for the Vlrglnla-Carolina
(Jhomlcal Company. ,
Luttrell?Grim.
(Speclal to The Tiines-Dlspatch.),
W1NCHESTER. VA.. Oct. 14.-Mlss
Mary Iudla Grlm, daughter of Contrac or
j. Rellly Grlm. was marrlod at 6 o'clock
this afteinoon to Rev. Gny A. Euttrell,
pastor of the Methodlst Church at R.w
llngs, Md.
Rev. C. G. Woede olllclated, and Ibe
bappy couple left on thelr hrldal trlp.
Thev will reslde ln Kawllngs.
Haines?Deloatch.
(Kpeclnl to The Tlmes-Dlsriateh.)
WINDSOR, VA,, Oct. 11.?Mlss Clara
Deloatch, tho accomplisliod daughter of
Mrs. J M. Bradshaw. was wedded to Mr.
Charles Ilalncs, manoger of thc Postal
Cabe Company. at 7 o'clock.
Tho marrlago was solemnlzed by Rev.
J. T. Kitchen at the brldo's homo. The
brlde was guwncd ln whlte vollo.
Tisdale?Puryoar.
(Speclal to The Tlmen-Dlspatch.'l
HASKEKVIEEE, VA., Oct. II.-Mr. Goo.
M. Tisdale, Jr., was marrlod to-day at
1 "MuCkrOBB," the homo Of the brlde's
paronta, near here, to Miss Mary Eilza
I puryoar, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Itob
I ert ii. Puryoar.
I McCalley?Purks.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatcli.)
FREDEBICKSBURO, VA., October
14.?Mr. Robert McCalley, of Klng (loorgo
county, and MrH. Ella Purks, of thls clty,
were married lioro last night, at tha
Methodlst paraonage, Roy, John 8.
Jlutphlnson ofliclatlng,
Meeks? Payno.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Idspateh.;
DANvlEEE, VA.. Oct. II -Mlss Messio
Payno daughter of Mrs. Hallle \t. I'ayne,
waii marrlod ihis morning at iho roal
rtonco of lior mothor on Mu|n Slicot lo
Mr. 1'rank M. Mei-lis, an ern.doyc of Ihc
it, J. ReynoidM TobUCCO ( ompany. Tho
ceremony was porformed by Rov, w. u.
i.aiid. and was wltnoast-d by oi iv n fow
Intimate frlepda of the contrncUng par
IIUM.
~ Wedding Cards Is'ued.
iKpeelai lo Tlio T|mos.pi?pulcli.)
BORROW'H BTOUK, VA., Qc|. II. Mr.
and Mra. J. Q, Bucon have g'npounced
iln marrlogu of Uiolr dauglucr, Mlaa
i ... i .', l<, Mr. U lilie I- lluii lo lakc, place
ai Rock Hiiu Churib on TiicmIiij, (iclo
I,. i Sfl |i, at 3;30 o'rlo.-k.
Mri i'. j 'I'lin- ot Cumbarland, Ia vu
lllng b-i h i-ler. Mr- Q M I <i l coll, 0||
North TwtilfHi BUeei
Mlaa Kwma W '?'? hltlleld Ia In the elty
*t :><>, '?? Ea?t Qraco utrei-t.
VADEN CASE
NOT TRIED
Telephone LIne Buildlng
From Petersburg to the
Courthouse,
(Special to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
CHBSTERFIEBD, VA., Oclobor 14.?
The caso agalnst Waltor Vadcn, who la
awaiUng trlal for the murdor of Robert
S. Wobster, on July 16th, near Wlnter
pock, waa not begun to-day, havlng on
Mohday bccn postponed by tho court and
sot for hearlng on the second day of tho
next term-Novcmbor 10th. Many of the
Commonwcalth's wltnosses, not havlng
heard that the caso had been contlnued,
come from thelr distant homes to tho
courthouso to-dny, expectlng to testlfy
ln tho caso, among them Mossrs. R. T.
Lane and J. W. Couslns, of Amella.
Judge J. M. Gregory and Mr. Harry
Smith, the attornoys for tho prosecutlon,
havo mado good use of tho mlsundor
s-.tanding on the part of thoao who came
ln, closely questlonlng thom and gathor
Ing such lnformatlon as wlll strengthen
the Commonwealths sldo. Mr. Vadcn haa
ongaged a strong toam for hla dvfonse In
Measrs. Charles B. Page and E. H. Wolls,
of Manchoster, and thoy will mako a
stout flght to show that tho homlcldo was
justlfiablo and in self-defense.
He ls a son of Mr. Mlke Vaden, late
of this county, and brothor to Honry
Vnden, nnd marrled a daughter of Dr. E.
j. Fowlkcs, of Winterpock. Some of tho
witnesses ln tho case exprcssed dlssat
lsfactlon to-day at the postponement of
the trlal of tho Vaden case, aa the
weathcr ls now'Ideal, and may bo dlsa
greeable in November.
Tho PeteTsburB Telephone Company.
which has secured permission from tho
county supervisors and indlvldual land
owners to Xnstruct a branch telephone
hne along tne highway from tho Peters?
burg tumplke to tho courthouso, has be
tiun tho distrlbutlon of Its telephone poles
between here and Contrulia, whlch work
will occupy about a week. Tho peoplo aro
expectlng to be put In toucb with Rlch?
mond and Petersburg in about a month a
tlme. * .,
The Theobald tract of 103 acres, on the
Centralla road, has been sold to Mrs.
I.awrenco Cassehnan, who has recently
moved to this county from Ohlo.
Mlss Mabel T. Cogblll ls slowly recov
ering from an nttack of typhoid fever.
DECIUhD FOR WETS
Buckingham Republicans Are to Make
Oounly Nominations.
(Speclal to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
WHiTE HAEE, VA., Oct. 14.?'Ihe local
option contestcd clection in Marshall Dla
trlct was argued before Judgo John R.
Moss Monduy. Tho appcllees' prlhclpal
polrit ln the contest waa the excludlng ot
some non-resident voters, but they so
clearly eBtabhBhed thelr el.?iblllty that
the case was decldod In favoi of tho wets.
Candidates wore out ln full forco at
court greeiing old friends and maklng
new ones. Tiie RepubhcanB have made
the followlhg nominations for county ot
flces: J. \V. llaber, sheriff; Honry bpen
cer Ue.rry Lesueur; for eommlssioners of
revenue: \V. B. Snepherd for Uouse of
Ueiegates.
Thc graded school has opened wlth good
attendunce under the chargo of Miss
Rosa K. Blanton. princlpal, and Mlsa
Annio Chariton, aisistant.
The Unlted Statos Mineral Company
will in a few weeka put in a completo
plant at thelr copper mlnes for rcductlun
o-f tho ore. They have ?unk a shaft to
the depih of lorty feet, and at the bottom
of the shaft tho voin was soven leet
wide. Analysls of the ore token at dlf
ferent depths as the shaft was sunlt
.show from 0 to 40 per cent. copper. Spec
imens of this ore has been aubmlttod to
the examlnatlon of an export of tho
btahdard 011 company, as well as other
dlsttnguished chemiHt,s and all pronounca
it a wonderiul and rich mlne.
Mr. Chick, of New Vork, has tnken op
tlons on somo go.d property, and has In
stallod a smafi plant for aurface inln
ing. .
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VERDICT OF IfNSANITY
C. F, Alexander Committad to Eastern
State Hcspital.
(Speclal to Tho Timos-Dlspatch.)
MATHEWS C. II., VA.. Ociooer 14.?
Tho Becond trlal of C. V. Aloxanoer, lato
edltor of tho Mathows and Gloucester
Tribune, on an indlotment for arson, was
termlnatcd to-day. ?'
Tho attornoy for the defendant put ln
I a plea of Insanlty, and the casu was
heard for 'tho second thno on that Issue.
The Jury urought In a verdlct of Insanlty,
and tho prlsouer was ordorcd to ho cora
mitted to the Eastern Stato llospltnl.
j. N. Stubbs, ono of the nttorneys for
tho defense, belng called away, E. C.
Garnott opened and closed the argument
for the prlaoner, and J. Boyd Beara rep
iifini.il tho Commonwealth.
NEWPORT NEWS HAS
FEW NEGRO VOTERS
(Bpeclal toTho Tiines-Dispatch.)
NKWl'ORT NHWS, VA., Oct. 14.-Now
1 reglstratlon shows that there are only
! I'JS nogro votora In tho clty. Throo wards
| have not a slnglo n??ro votor, and ln only
| ono Ward iloi's tlie colored voto pre
ll.IOlll.lt, |,
HAIH WON'T FALL OUT
If You Klll the Dandruff Germ Wlth the
New Treatment.
John N. Kuller, a well-known eltlzen
of Coifax, Wiish., snya: "1 had dandruff
ao Imdly llial It cakfil on my acalp. ilor
plcldo complotoly oured me." (Joorgo II.
MoWhlrlt, of Wa'dn Walln, Wash., says:
."llerpblile ronipletely cured mo of a ba?l
case of dandruff of 30 yeara' siandlng."
They took tho only really aonslhlo treat
iii. in, a remedy that destroys tho dan?
druff Borm Newbro'H llerplclde. Btop
dandruff. halr wou't fall out, but will
grow miturally, luxurluntly. Allaya ilcli
Ing lliutaijtly aial maluu halr glosey and
soft as sllk. Ono bouio will convlnco
any duubicr ot lts inorita. Bold by lourt
Ing drtlgglata, Hend 19c. ln Htampa for
aamplo tu The iiorjdcldo Co., Dotrolt,
Mleh. Owoila & Mlnor Drug Co., Bpe?
clal Agents.
FIOHT IN
CAROLINE
Contest for Commonwealth
Attorney ls Close.
KING GEORGE CONTEST
Mr. J. H. Boggs Appeals to County Ex
ecutlve Commlttee from Ruling of
Canvassing Board?Barn Flred
by Spontaneous Combustlon.
(Special to Tho Times-Dlapatch.)
FREDERICKSHURO, VA., Octobor 14.
A flght In Carollno county for Common
wcnlth's Attorney, botwccn Mr. W. E.
Ennls, tho present incunvbenl, nnd Mr. A.
B. Chandlcr, who formerly hold the odlco,
Is probably tho hottest In tlio Stato.
Thorc aro contcsts for a number of othor
oftlccs in the county, but this ovcrshad
owo all tho balanco. The Ropubllcans
held a meotlng nnd declded not to en
dorae any candldate, but to leavo the
mattor froe to Indlvlduals t-j voto thelr
cholco aa betwoen men. Exprcsslons from
U number of lndlvldual Republlcans lndl
catc that a mnjorlty of that party would
Btipport the Indcpendent candldatos whero
thero aro any.
Mr. J. II. Boggs, of Klng Georgo coun?
ty, who ls a oandldate for commlssioner
of the revonuo ln tho Democratic prl
mary hold last Saturdny, nnd was de
feated by Mr. J. A. Pullen, tlie Incum
bent, by a mnjorlty of sevcnty in tho
county, has, through hls counsel, Messrs.
C. D. Foster and W. D. Carter, of this
clty, fllcd a protcat with the Canvassing
Board ngalnst countlng tbe voto of Shl
loh Dlatrlct, charglng illognllty, on tho
grounds that tho openlng of the reglstra
tlon books last Saturday wns unconstltu
tlonal, owlng to tho lack of proper no
tlco. The board overrulcd tho protest,
and an nppeal was taken lo Hio County
Exocutlve Commlttee.
Hon. George E. Murrell, reproaontlng
the Vlrglnla CommtHsion, has been in
Rappahannock county recently, arrang
Ing for an exhlbltion of frult from that
county ln the Vlrglnla exhlbit at the St.
Louls Exposltlon. Rappahannock 1b ono
of the best frult produclng countlcs of
the State.
The fine barn of Mr. E. B. Hutt, in
Westmoreland county, with contenta of
farmlng implemonts, graln and feed, has
beon burned, the flre orlglnatlng from
a large quantlty of pea hay whlch had
been packed ln the barn and become
heated.
Rev. R. S. Mondy has reslgned hls
pastorate of several churchcs ln West?
moreland county and nccepted a call to
Belhel and Hnllwood Baptlst Churches.
in Accomac county. The reslgnation will
not take effect untll December.
Mlss Stella Payne, daughter of Mr.
Jchn \V. Payne, ls 111 with typhold fever
at her father's home, near Brooke Sta
tlon, In Stafford county, maklng the slxth
case of tho same dlsease ln that famlly
this year.
Mr. A. Loewenson, of this clty, Is at
work on an Ingenlous clock of hls own
invention, whlch he wlll cxhlblt at tho
St. Louls Exposltlon.
Lieutenant Robert S. Knox, of the
United States army, is on a vislt here
to tho family of hls father, Treasurer
Robert T. Knox, of this clty.
LARGE PARTY HUNT
A MISSING GIRL
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
VIRGIL.1NA, VA., Oct. 14.?Miss Kate
Sanford, a young lady about twcnty
threo years old, disappeared from her
home yesterday evenlng under peculiar
circumstnnces. She is a daughter of
James R. Sanford. a hlghly respccted
c'.tizen li'vlng about a mlle and a half
southeast from here, In Granvtllc copnty.
N.' C. Mlss Sanford has boen ln bad
health nearly during tho whole year,
but a few weeks ago was ablo to rn- j
Bume her part of tho houschold dutios.
Yesterday after dinner she started to
vlsit a nelghbor, Mrs. John Puryear, yv
lrig about half a mlle from her home.
Not returnlng at supper, some of her
younger brothers went after her, but
found that she had not beon there. In
qulry was mado at some other nelghbors,
but no trace could bo found. An alarm
was glven and a search was atnrted,
and has been kept up to the tlme that
this 1s wrltten wlthout any result.
No motlvo can be ascrlbed for the
young lady's leavlng home. Some colored
peoplo wero huntlng In the nelghbor
hood, but ono of them, in spite of tho
fact that ho had rabblts for dinner to
dav, denies that he was huntlng.
The search ls still kept up and a large
posso from our town took pnrt in It.last
nlght, and others are nsslstlng in the
search to-day.
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A NEW NEWSPAPER
The Nottoway Journal to Bo Printed at
Crewe.
(Special to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
CREWE, VA., October 14.?Crowe is
soon to havo a newspaper nnd an up-to
date Job prlntlng oflice, to be mana-ged
by Mr. E. M. Willlams. The paper will
ho known as the "Nottoway Nows," and
wlll be publlshed Frlday of ench week.
Mr. Willlams will attend to the editorlal
nnd buslness managemont of the paper,
and has nlroady securcd good workmen
for the ofllco.
Tho Town Councll mot Inst nlght and
are arranging to establlsh nn olectrio
llght plant. Property Is ndvanclng, and
thero Is not a vacant house In town.
CALLS FOR HELP FROM
PREAGHERS BROTHER
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspntch.)
NEWPORT NIOWS, VA? Oct. 14,-Tho
case of tho "Rev." llnrry McKnlght.
charged with the larcony of some furnl
ture, whlch was to have beon trled this
mornlng, waa postponed untll next Tuos
McKnlght clalms to be a brother of tho
Rev. George McKnlght, pastor of Holy
Trlnty Church, of Buffalo, and yesteiduy
sent hlm a wlro asklng hls asslslanco. No
thlng has beon heurd from hls brother,
nnd tho case wns contlnued nt hls requost
in ordor to gko hlm tlmo to recolve n
conimunlcaton that he oxpocts,
McKniglit clulmed to bo Intetestod in
eslabllsldng newshoys' homos.
NO NEGROES REGISTER
IN APPOMATTOX
(Speelnl to The Tlinrs-DI'niatch.)
8PANI8II 0AK8, VA.. Oct. 14.-Tho
regiatrntlon for Appoma'tox county
oloaed yesterday. Flfty-scven whlte vot
ert wero roglatorod. About llve por cent.
of tho whlto voters from somo cause or
other declned to roglster. Tho .ngroea
d d not applv, nnd nono were rcglftored
No whlte man who applled waa turned
, down.
The Ttan from E>gypt
Smokes
LGYPTIAN
CIGARLTTXS
10 for 15 centi. Cork Tipi or Plaln.
Save the. Couponi.
BY FRAUD
DIABOLICAL
Is the Way Trehy Accounts
for Defeat.
THEY WILL NOT CONTEST
Surfman Capps Will Be Presented With
a Gold Medal for Life Saving by
Harmony Lodge of Odd-Feilows
of Which He is a Member.
(Speclal to Thc Timos-DUpatch.)
NORFOEK, VA., Oct. 14.?James V.
Trehy, lcaoier of the dcfealed faction
of tho Democratic prlmary yesterday.
declarca tho rcsult shown on the facc
of tho returns was achlevcd by "dlaboll
cal fraud." Ho wifl, howevcr, counsel
his slde agalnat a contest. He was ac
qultted In tho Pollce Court to-day of
assaultlng a pollceman at the polls.
The Dey factlon prolests that everythlng
was conductcd falrly.
GOED MEDAE.
Burfman Capps, of Soa Tack life saylng
station, who, unnided, rcscued two of
the crew ot thu- Ocean Bello ln the hur
rlcano Saturday, ia to receivc a go'''
mcdal. It will be prcsented by Harrnony
a.odgo, Odd-Fellows, of thls clty. of
whlch he ls a member. lt will bo pre
Kt-nted at a publlc. mectlng hy Colonel
Wllllam Lamb.
Tho government will als.o llkely present
Mr. Capps with two life savlng rnedals.
The schooner J. U. Holocn, whlch
struck durlng the storm on Currltuck
Bcach, does not requlre the assi'atanco
of wreckers. She will llkely be saved,
although she is now full of water.
CITY DECORATED.
The clty ls decorated ln honor of the
great Jamestov.n Exposltlon mass meet
Ing to-morrow. A banquet will be teri
dered the Govcrnors of North Carolina
nnd Virglnla after the mectlng. Tho
Seventy-flrst Reglment will act as mlll
tarv escort to the dlstlngulshed vlsltors.
General Fitz Leo, Senators Daniel and
Martin, Congressmcn Swanson, Lamb and
Mavnard, will also be here. Clark Howell
and John Tcmplo Graves, of Georgla,
will come.
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THfa D1SIRICT FAIR
Spirited Races and Riding Contests
Prlze Winners.
(Speclal to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
EAST RADFORD, VA.. Oct. 14.-The
socond day ot the dstrlct fair was a great
buccoss. The weather was ideal and
fully three thousand people were on tho
grounds. Tho races were spirited and
ollclted much npplause, while the riduig
and drivlng contests and thc music by the
Roanoke Machino Works Band wero
much enjoyed.
Tho madcn race, half-mllo hoats. was
won hy Commonwealth, owned by Tru
man Bullard, of Radford. Tlmo 54->t scc
""I'he seven-elghtlis-mlo dash was won
by Dovll to Play. owned hy Frank Welch,
of Roanoke. Tlmo, 1:38 4-5.
Tho trottlng race, one-mllo hcats, waa
won by Sport. owned by Dyor Bros.. of
Roanoke, after five cloaely contestcd
hoats, Jack Cook, owned by Mr. Jlm
Dyer, of Roanoke, maklng a close Hecond.
Tho contest for best gentleman's rld?
ing horso brought out n large inunbcr
of beautlful horaoB. Roscoe, rldden by
Dr. Edmondson. of Saltv'llo, won flrst
prlzo. Rob, ildden by J. J. Trolllnger. of
Monigomery county. won second. Othera
were Prtnce Denmnrk, rldden hy J. K.
K. Bell, of Pulaskl: Dandy, rddcn by Mr.
T 1 Nooll of East Radford; Stella.
rldden by Mr. Fred B. Btulo; Nollie rld?
den by Mr. W. H. Trolllnger; Daisy
Cook, rlddon by Mr. Joseph nraham iinfl
Joc Johnson. rldden hy Mr. Eeo Mlllor
The speclal promlum of J. Hall \\ Hson
for best lady drlver, was won by Mis,
0 T Cearsley. of East Radford. Tho
npeclal premluni of J. F. Martin for best
young lady drlvor under slx.een wns
W0I1 by Mlss Euelle Cnssell, of EaJt
Radford. . . . ? ,,?
Tho trlck horso Gretten, oVned by Mr.
John Martin, of Pulaskl, gavo an l iter
ostlng oxhlblt. The l>oll nrgus cattlo of
V P 1. won $175 ln promiums,
Oolnnei W. J. Jordan, of Pulaskl. won
the promlum on heavy draught horse.
post stalllon four years old and out.
flrst prlzo, won by Poimporn, owned b>
Dublln Horse Company; socond priao. WOjj
by /.old, owned by Montgomery Horso
CBcstU stalllon between 3and 3 years
flrst prlze, won by Colonel J. W. Jordan;
second prlze by Mr. D. M. Cloyd, of Pu
laBest brood mare and best colt won by
Colonel J W. Jordan.
The mlnlaturo rallroad was one of the.
chiof attract'ons on the grounds and dld
a thrlvlng business.
To-nlght a gorman was danced at tho
Satllllon Club-house, whllo tho Honuoko
Machino Works Band will g?o a poncert
at the Opcra rlouse.
To-morrow will l>e o great day. Even
lurger crowds aro expected.
WESTPOINT
WATER BONDS
i
Taken in a Block at Slx Per
Cent.
WATER WORKSTO BE BUILT
New Electric "lant in Prospect?Ne\*
Bank Building for the Mumford
Banking Company?Damage by
the Recent Storm,
(Special to The Tlines-Dlspatch.)
WEST l'OINT, VA., Oct. 14.?Tho aale
of the flfteen thousand dollars thlrty
yoar water bonds, Issucd by West I'olnt
Town Counell for the purpose of Ilre pro
tectlon. waa flnally cpnsunimited to
day.
Uocelvlng no blds for the bonds on a
5 per cent. basls. the Town Council
awarded tho bonds iu a block to the L. E.
Mumford Banking Company, at West
Polnt, Va., at par on a 0 per cent. baala.
E. S. Kcne. a capltallst, of Chlcago, 111.,
also bld for the bonds at par on a 0
pcr cent. basls.
The bonds were prepared by the Unlted
.Staios Mortgage and Trust Company, of
Now York c-ity and will be deil\ erc-d Oc
lober 30th.
NEW WATER WORIZS.
The oohtractora will begin tiie water
works the lirst of ncxt wcek and will
push the work to completlon.
The outlook for the new electric llght
plant ls very promislng. but as yet noth
Ing dcflnite has been doclded. Work of
solicitlng llghts has begun.
The L. E. Mumford Banking Com?
pany has begun tho orection of a new
two-story banking building. The ground
floor wlll be oocuplcd by the bank. 'Iho
second floor wlll contaln off ccs. Tho
building will be of handsorno dcs.gn, lin
Ishcd In oak wlthin, with all modern con
venlences.
The entertalnment glven by tho \\ est
Polnt Flremen'a Assod ation at the Ma
sonlc Hall last Frldoy evenlng was tlior
ouphlv enjoyed by a large and arp.ecia
tlvo audlence and wns quitc a sutcesa
llnanclally.
II1GH TIDES,
Tlie higti tirles of IrtiL wcek were very
damaglng to the wharf at Brooke'a Fer
ry, but othorwlse no scrlous damage waa
done.
Oystcrs are not so plcntlful th s sea
Bon, but the oystermen are dolng a rush
ing buslness.
ARMY OF CUMBERLAND
Annual Reunion Being Held in Wash
ington?Offic^rs Chosen.
(By Ansociatcd PrcKK.)
WASilINGTON. Octol>or 14.?Votes ot
thanks to General H. V. Boynton, secre
tnry of the Chh'kamauga Park Commls
I son und correspondlng sdcietary of tbe
' Army of the Cumberlanr, and to General
! Charles Grosvenor. of Ohto, for thelr ser
I ylcos in connectlon with tho mllltnry
, park at Chlokamauga wero the featuros
1 of the nrst sesslon of the thlrty-flrst re?
union of tho Army of the Cumberland,
whlch was hold nt the Shoreham Hotel
to-day. This reunion is one of the evonta
prollmlnnrv to the unveiling of the Sher
inan Btatuq Thuraday itfternoon, and vet
orans from many States aro in attend
nnce.
At tho aftornoon sesslon General Boyn?
ton was eloctod president of the sociply.
Among the othor ofllccrs elected were;
Vlco-Presldonts?Alabamn, Colon'ol M. D,
Wlckorsham; Georgla, Major George ri.
Davis; TenneBsoo, Major W. J. Colburnl
Kentticky, Captan John Speed.
Tho noxt meotlng wlll bo held in In
dlanapolls during Chlokamauga wook.
No, lOfi Enst Broad,
FOR TOYS AND SPOR1ING GOOD3.
HERE FOR THE
NEW STATIONERY
Every senson the pnper makors turn
out somo new concolts In statlonory.
Somo novel tlnt, or orlglnal shapo,
or maybe a paper whoao toxture |s
decldodlv new.
Just aa Bonn ub these leave the fac
torios. wo get them?get them with
tno freahnesK of tho makors still on
them. Pooplo who llko orlglnallty in
thelr c.orrespondenco will do well to
como to HUNTEIVS.
Our paper at 26c. the pound la 3lm
ply splendld ln .ounllty, nnd mighty
Boonomloil ln prico; 170 shoets of pn?
per ln n pound, 25c. Can yau match it?
HUNTER & 00.,
629 EAST BROAD STHEET.