Mr. John Jennings, of this city, who was married last October to Mr. Jennings, was also married last October to Mr. Jennings. As the machine was not in use, Mr. Jennings said that to all those who were present, and that it was very well to follow Mr. Jennings' return, Mr. Jennings was a native of Halifax County, where he was born in 1811. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings. He came to Lynchburg as a youth with his mother and sisters, but later moved to London, where he is survived by his wife, three sisters, Miss Sally Jennings, Washington, and Misses Molly and Lillian Jennings, Lynchburg, and Lillian Jennings, a brother, John Jennings, Washington State, and a daughter by former marriage.

TO OPEN ON SEPTEMBER 12
The plan made for the opening of the new school building will be announced soon. The building will be of brick, with a seating capacity of about 100. The school will be located in the heart of the city, with a seating capacity of about 100. The school will be located in the heart of the city, with a seating capacity of about 100. The school will be located in the heart of the city, with a seating capacity of about 100.  Mission of Women for Women at the Brookfield School for Women at Brookfield. The St. John's School for Women at Brookfield will open for its sixth session on Tuesday, September 1st. The following is compose the officers: Professor K. H. Russell, Jr., dean; W. H. Hamlet, Jr., S. C. Cook, Misses Virginia M. Hopkins, Olive M. Hines, Louise Lewis, Ephraim Campbell, Margaret L. Fraser, Charlotte R. Peoples, Emily Atkinson, Lucy Saunders. 