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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-22
A. frrnyale, Tenn.


FERNvALE SPRINGS Tenn, July 49,
Nesting between the finger points OF the
South Harpeth hills, in Williamson coun
ty, and Immediately upon the banks Of the
little mountain stream, whose waters ART
as clear and limpid as crystal drops, is q
beautiful spot known to the traveller and
health-seeker as Fernvale Springs.
A filter subject for the poets pen can
scarcely be imagined than this, but as
am not writing an advertisement Of the
place must leave the description TO your
imaginative reader. Suffice it that love-
lier or more heathful place is not TO be
found within the borders oil our great
State, and doubt II in the length and
breadth OF the land.
We Memphians who enjoy the glorious
sport, fishing, are now in our element.
Fishing is good here, and TO all who love
the slime we say come 10 Fernvale.
Among the 100 or more guests now here
are number of Memphians, among whom
are Mrs. Charles Cole, Mrs. T.. =. Stratton
and her three charming daughters, Misses
Mettie, Lille and Annie, Mrs. q. l.. Nor
row. Mrs. lrby Bennett and Mr.. Ceylon
Frazer.
We have all the sports and past-times
common 20 such resorts. and see great
deal OF social life in which the charming
representatives OF your city are leaders, in
fact believe one Of the before mentioned
is the belle OF the ball"
OF course good health is essential 10 per
feet enjoyment and here we have IL in
plenty, the Memphis colony especially
doing full justice.
We receive our mail here at IL o'clock.
a. IN. daily, and then the rush OF our crowd
for our APrEAL, which is largely read and
digested at leisure.
Ours is happy lot here, but we long for
more OF our Memphis friends and hope
the next lew days will bring them.
Nashville is well represented, too, and
the friendly rivalry that has 10 long ex.
isted between the two cities is fostered 10
some extent by the bellies and beaux who
represent the cities here, but in such 4
pleasant way that II imparts a rest and
spice to their daily social intercourse that ia
refreshing AT present Memphis seems
TO have the race, but Nashville Is daily
sending recruits and Memphis must look
TO her laurcls.
The Springs arc twenty-five miles west
OF Nashville and are reached from Bellevue
ON the Great Wcsterd railroad, and from
Franklin on the Louisville & Nashville
railroad. Leaving Memphis ut 10 O'Clock
pm, you breakfast at the Springs, and wC
give all Memphis people hearty welcme,
A. X. s.
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Y. M. O. A. NOTES.


To-Day in the rooms OF the Young Mems
Christian association, No. 207 Main street,
the following meetings will be held: Sis
o'clock an, conservation meeting; 800
o'clock pm, boys meeting; 400 o'clock
p. m, gospel meeting for men only. A
cordial invitation Is extended TO young and
old TO be present at these meetings.
DID you ever work on a finance COM
mitteeg II not, you don't know what
pleasure there is in II. Now, perhaps you
think that is sarcasm, but II isn't. OF
course there are some disagreeablc things
happen TO a finance committee, and espe-
cially II they are raising money for an in
men call charitable" One Of the things
the committee meets oitcnest IL very full
and complete list Of all the objects 20 which
the party solicited has given the pas, year,
and the largest amounts. This is not 80
hard 10 bear until the committee learn by
experience that that man seldom gives
much 10 anything; then II becomes n bore.
Another thing not the most soothing
and agreeable 10 meet Is 10 have the past
Encouragement OF the institution brought
up in glowing terms, when neither the
committee nor tho present management
had anything 10 do with Il, and possibly
do not even know about II. One man says
nNo. pr, done with that association. I
WINS 10 yivc a lecture and tho members did
mot turn out f."
lno,bey savs az bavc nothinc 10 do
with I'm, ,ssoc;a,Ion SINCE A man In Bir.
m;n,ham Ala. who was a member Of Il.
lcit 1oy na,ts u,known VIVA, do Won
,hinL IN The man Who wopld on an t,at
nr,nc;nl.g
Then the committee meets one Of tho
biggest nroperty holder, In the CITY and
n,,.sen, ,hn matter ,o him Ue .ays. dyes.
1 tnow n l. \ COOL thing and 4 heartily
inJor.e h I'M, / am feeling too moor; /
can't Give Won a cent?
Then thew meet the candid man. who
fires nm wifi indignntion ,be momcnt bs
is anproacbed. .So, M. sih I'M have
nothing whatever 10 do with that aS-ocia-
tion. They've swindIed me ont of mora
,La,, i,,,ls T,,a,' No.. : A., -, sco,ndrcls I"
And ,his ,oo when tho Committee rrpr,,-
srnt ,be present management Of the asso..
cia,,on and arc bcsjdea men Of clean
rrcord
Ono man SAYS no w,. anscd ,,rr;bly
rcann hy the a.soc,a,io, anil Clicked
ont of ~ Tho only thing that has oc.
cnr,cd hc,v.en ,his man ami iI,e ..socia.
lion d,rin, i,s nrca,,,, ex,s,crI,, r,s that
he IA sor,e wa,k ior !, anil ,o, |. soo.i
ro,nJ n,;cc n, ,he s,nc
All ihe.c thing, am NO, e,Ieul,,.d IN
c,corragc Tho committee WHO b,,., rr,,h,.
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on Monday last They will Join Mrs. j.
w. Falls and enjoy tour Of the summer
resorts.
J. NJ. Edwards and family have gone to
0conomowoc, Wis, where the latter will
remain though the summer. Mr.. Edwards
will return, however, in short while to
resume his duties.
Mrs. Sam Read and daughter, Miss
Pearl, accompanied by Mr. Theodore
Read, leave this week for Old Point Com
fort. After July ! they will be quartered
at Grcenbrier White.
On Tuesday, 3lst inst, Mr. Hugh L.
Brinkley and Miss Lucy V. Mosby will be
married at st. Mary's Episcopal church on
Poplar street. This marriage has been a
leading topic for some time and the'iriends
Of both parties are looking to its happy
consummation.
A party OF tourists leave this morning
for Denver, Col, where headquarters will
be made, and from which point trips
through the picturesque portions of the
State will DO made. In the party are Mr..
and MB. d. w. Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Dorion, Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Raine, Miss
Maggie Hauk, and Mr.. Fred Jones.
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AtEariey Grove, Miss.

The crops in this section are better than
for several ycars......A refreshing rain here
last Wednesday did much good to the
growing crops..,...Our merchants are re-
ceiying several carloads OF bagging and
ties preparatory for the large cotton crop
in this section. The farmers will all
finish laying by" this week, and picnics
and barbccucs will DO in ordcr......N. Y.
Bailey. who has been absent in New York
for the past ten days has returned home.
.....Col. G. :. Cochran is rejoicing over
the arrival OF twelve pound boy at his
house. ..... The Tcrpsichorean party, to be
given ut the pal1iial residence Of Mrs. VI.
Franklin, in the East end next Thu sday
evening, will DO the most recherche affair
of the season ...... Madame Rumor says
there will b. a fashionable wedding near
here early in the fall or as soon ~ the
weather gets COOLER. There was a very
enjoyable party given at the residence OF
Frank Trcidwcll last Wednesday night
The ladies prcscn, were Misses Minnie
briggs, Olivia briggs, Mollir Mayiield,
Callic Allen, Ella Tcp,, May Newly, An
mabel Crossc;t, Bct,io Trealwcll, Lura
Mahon, Anu'ltc Mahon, Ida, Pcrla and
Josie Smith, barbara Rock. Maud Rock,
Belle aud Carrie Fitzpatrick, Bette Per-
kins, Matte Cnwiorland Blanch Tally.
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40 Jackson, Tenn.

j. T. Gamer general passenger agent Of
the Tennessee Midland, WIS In the city
the lint Of the week Acknowledgement
S,oddard Caruthers is nj home from Mont
Miss Patiic White il visiting rel
atiycs ut Paragould. Ark. Misses To-
rainc and Fannie Tapp, Of Louisville, are
the guests Of Mis- l;ubic Allen, in North
Jackson.....Iawson White and family left
"Wednesday on a three weeks visit 10
Nashville and MurirccsbOro. ..... Mrs. John
Da,lo and daughter, Miss Josie, are visiting
in 81. Louis......fhomls Tto and family
are at Moorchcad City. ON tho Atlantic
coast. spending the heated tcrm......T. NJ.
Gates and family are at Montcaglc for a
few WEEKS. The Rev. H. II. Mcneil, 81
this city, Is conducting revival at Bolivar,
Tenn, tins week ...... Mira u. y. Howard
aud daughter are at Lexington, Tenn,
wishing rolaiiycs......N. NJ. Duncan, sec
rotary Of the Y. NJ. G. A.. left this week to
visit his mother nj Cleveland, o.. Mns.
NJ. L. Noscy, oi Memphis, Is here visiting
her sister, Mrs. ". G.. Dunn...... Misses
Mollic aud Kate Troy, oi Memphis. arr
in the city, the guests OF their aunt,
Mia lilCkoy, on Royal Sircet...... Mrs
y. u. l,am-cy aud little daughter
Almcr, rciurncd Tuesday from Mason
wclls..... Mn. J. NJ McGlaihcry aud
children, Vi this city, left Thursday for
Wilson. la, where they will live in the
future. Mis-s Janio Mayo and Elvic
Coke, Of Somorvillc, Tenn, are the guests
Of :. 5. lIouse, near the city,. James
McClanahan. 81 Dyer county, Who has
been visiting relatives In this city, left for
home Thursday, accompanied 10y Miss
caiuryilc, Ala, u in town, the guest Of
her father, III. Burke. Mis-. Allie lid.
| well left Thursday for Covington, Tenn,
Ia bc gone rx wccks......C. VI. whiilow
has returned irom Hot springs Paul
Lowe, manager OF the Palmer housc, Chi.
cago, was ia tho city several days this
/ week waiting home iulkA
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uor.ford'. Ae,d Phosphate

WAKE DELICIOUS LEMONADE.
A teaspoonful added IN q glaS % hot g.
cold w,ier. snd .wee,cned 10 the tate, Ill,
bc found refreshing and invigorating.
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The marine hospital bureau Is iniormod
ola new CASE Of yellow ievor AZ Tampa, Fla.
and OF two now cases al Manatce. Fla,
The case at Tampa u that Of q refugee
from Manatos.
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ating at the northern lakes. .... Seasons
have continued excellent and crops Of all
kinds are i'm fine condition.

ating Nv tilc uoftucrh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
have continued excellent and crops OF all
kinds are in fine condition.
Marriage OF Miss Cummins, Of Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July PA very
happy matrimonial event took place here
this evening, the occasion being the mar
riage OF Miss Annie Cummins, OF Mem
phis, to Mr.. Edward Dugan, a prominent
young business man Of this city, the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev. Chas.
Runck, Of st. Johns church, in the pres
ence of only intimate friends and relatives.
The bride, who has been visiting friends
in Evansville recently, was attired in a
handsome cream colOred brocaded satin
dress, en- train, and wore the usual bridal
veil, which was looped up by diamonds.
Her other ornaments were some rare old
family relics OF rubies and other jewels.
She is an accomplished young lady, OF
graceful and charming presence. and
Is sure to become very popular
in this, her new home. She is
a pretty brunei, eighteen years Of age and
made very handsome bride. The young
couple were the recipients of many useful
and valuable presents from friends here
and at Memphis. Chicago and other places.
They will go to housekeeping at once in
their new house, No. 5ll Harriet street,
which has been elegantly fitted up for their
reception. Mr.. Dugan has host OF friends
who congratulate him on his good fortune
in obtaining for his companion through
life young lady no gifted with those graces
of mind and heart which are the chief
charms OF female loneliness. Mr.. Dusan
is an energetic and industrious young man
who has bright future before him, and is
well worthy Of the happy married life now
opening to him and his young bride.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
EVENTS IN MEMPHIS AND NEIGH
BORING POINTS.
weddings, Receptions and Entertain
ments-Movements and Prospects
Reflections OF the Society Reporter
The Social Season.

HE desire for
summer amuse-
ments has caused
the summers stay
at-homcs TO or
ganize into par
ties and enjoy
an evening at
the opera or a
swimming bath
or a dummy ride.
Any of these
three arc now
considered quite
au fait in select
circles.
At this season
more than 9TH
crs humanity
seems to prefer
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A. unin oiii,. Tenn.

DR.. II. H. E,,cs nnl wife, OF Palatka
Fla, are visiting relatives in this place,
their old home ...... Mis- Fora Pcarcc, Of
Milan, is The guest Of Miss Florence Me
CALI Mr.. G.. Howard aud wife, Of Mem
phis, are spending the midsummer months
in llumboldt......M Miss Ida Brilton, OF
llazlchurst, Miss. and Miss Matte Leon
Alley, Of Watracc, after pleasant visit OF
few weeks Ia their friend. Miss Carrie
Jarrcll, returned to their homes this week
...... Tho beautiful and accomplished Miss
Matte u. Scott. Of Dresden, Is visiting her
schoplmatc. Miss Jessie Johnson ...... Miss
Alice Holt. Of Milan, IL with he. cousin.
Miss Lille Sentcr Miss Alice Mcneil.
OF Huntingdon, IL on visit here To her
brother, X. u. Mcneil. aud other relatives
......An ice cream festival. given by the
Baptist churrh Wednesday night, WAS
largely attended and success.
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Tas liver and kidneys must he kept In
good condition. Hoods ssraparilia IL q
great remedy for regulating these organs
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Melangc.

the harmony Of crowd to individual pleas
ure. or even TO ''twosing."
Yet. with such magnificent nights, the
latter diversion would be most popular and
satisfactory.
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Al CoHeeviiIe, ,ti.s.

The ball given at Mr.. Ncwburger's
Thursday night was greatly enjoyed by
the young people OF this aud neiehboring
towns Never in the history Of CotIccyille,
so celebrated for the success Of her magni-
ficcnt balls, has an event occurred superior
in splcndor to this, and the gallant knights
and fair ladies' who attended will never
cease to return thanks to their fair hostess,
Miss COrnclla Ncwburgcr. for that enjoya-
Bile evcnt.....M. Willie Holland and Miss
Minnie jordan, OF Beat in this county,
were united ia marriage Wednesday eve
ming at S O'Clock. A goodly number OF
friends were present 10 congratulate the
happy couple. There is no doubt but
the recent rains have about complc'e cd the
cotton cTupS, n they needed only one
more good season 10 make them perfect zee.
MIR. Friedman, member Of the firm OF
Friedman Bros, Of Memphis, was In town
last Saturday and Sunday Mn. Ella
Caichings, OF Memphis. IL visiting friends
and relatives in Coifceyillc tins week ......
Miss Willie PrUvinc, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives IN town, returned
home last Saturday. Mr.. jim Wimbcriy
and Miss Alice Kennedy, Of Near Pine
Valley, were married ON Sunday
last ...... Miss Clyde Bcadles, Of Big
Creek, Is visiting her brother aud
friends in town......J. VI. Hall and wife,
OF velma. visited ColIecyille this week ......
Miss Maud Wynn Is visiting Charleston,
Miss. Sylvan Ncwburgcr, OF Oakland.
spent several days in Coiiccyillc this week
...... Messrs. Carr and Blount, Of Water
Valley. were In town Thursday Mrs.
W. J.. Bmnnon and children have Ne.
turned from n visit TO Mcmphis......Mrs.
u. V. Pearson, Of Memphis, is visiting
friends in Cohceyillc Williams,
OF Memphis, Is visiting friends here ......
Miss Mollic Winter Is visiting Misses Dol.
lie and Dora Newburgcr +. Gooch
and son, Ernest, are visiting town..
Miss Gintsburgcr, Of Orcnana, Is visiting
Miss Cornclia NcwburgCr ...... Marshal
Mays, Of Grenada. spent Tuesday In COT.
fcoyille......M Miss Clara Kelly has returned
from a short visi, TO Winona. Mrs. l..
r. Proyinc is visiting Casiillian Springs
..... Mrs. W. G. Persons II visiting rcla.
tivcs In Tennessee. furm Kelly paid
Winona a visit this week ......G Green II.
Moore, Of Oakland, wis In town Thurs
day.
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The moon goes into eclipse tonight, and
for awhile hides her head from an admir-
ing world. This need have no effect on
lovers; tits simply turning down OF tho
heavenly gas.light
Z Those not too much interested in each
other may have chance TO study celestial
phenomena.
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A. West Point, Miss.


by Miss Jennie Lou westbrook to assem-
bic her friends at her home in compli-
ment OF Miss Bessie Dortch, OF Aberdeen
.....Tucsday evening was spent delight
fully at Mrs. IIibbler's by quite large
party OF young people. Thursday even
ing Mrs. Nance opened her home to her
friends in the city, who pronounce the &C.
casion as most happy one....,. Misses
Long and Erwin, who have been admired
guests OF Miss Ella Gcrdinc, have returned
To their homes in Columbus and Crawford
Miss Matte White il suffering from
the effects OF a fall recently sustained.
Her friends deeply sympathizc with her
...... Mrs Charles jordan had the misfor-
tune 10 sprain her ankle one evening this
week, but il is abdyit restored. ..... Mr.. and
Mrs. Rasbcrry have the sympathy OF the
place in the death OF their infant child.
The city showed its appreciation OF the
honor bestowed upon Gen. Brinker by
sercnading him ON the evening the
good news was received. lie enter.
tanned the committee in royal Style.
Miss Alice Stevens arrived last week
aud will enjoy her stay, as all do who
visit Miss Lille Stevens T.. Me-
Eachin, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Blue Bird, is visiting relatives in Alabama.
...... Rev. W. b. Murr;lh and his beautiful
wife spent few days at the home OF Mr..
Gcrdine this week NV. III. Hill, OF Palo
Alto, was in town Thursday.....F. A.
Critz has sold his fine herd Of cattle 10 MIR.
Sccvey, who is highly pleased with it......
Another charming evening was spent re-
a n a
Bette Jones, are visiting their old friends
and home here......M Mrs. Lewis Roy. OF
Aberdeen, paid pleasant visit, with her
children, TO the family OF j. w. Turbeyille.
...... Masters Stuart and Neal Carothers
have the two prettiest ponies in town, and
s...l ,.,,,.h .l.l,..lt Il, r,ltn., tI,..t,
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wARRENToN-Trains Nos. so, 81, 81, 55, 5s
and 50 connect daily to and from Warrenton.
FRANKLIN DIyIsiON-Daily,e except Sunday.
Lcase Rocky Mt. $50 a. M, arrive Franklin
Junction 1915 q. m; leave Franklin Junction
730 p M arrive Rocky Mt. 1890 p. m.
GoRp0NsVILLE-Tra leave Orange for
Gordonsvillo 11:40 g NJ. 230 p. m. and 800
D. M. daily, and 500 a. N. daily except Sunday.
Returning, leave Gordonsville for Orange ESQ a.
~. 1876 p IA and 1886 p. H. daily, and 10:40
ii. daily except sunday.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
IN trains Mes so and 81 Pullman Buffet Sleep
crs between New York and Montgomery, via
Danvie.
On trains Nos 81 srd So Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers between Washington and New Orleans, and
Washington and Augusta, via Danvillc
Or trains Nos 81 and 55 Pullman Shoppers be-
tween Washington End Louisville, and Char
lottesvillo and Cincinnati.
On trains Nos. 81 and 80 Pullman Buffet
Sleopers between Washington and Memphis,
via Lynchburg and Washington, and Nashville
via Lynchburg and Bristol
On trains Nos. So and SO Pullman Buffet
slcepers between Washington and New Orleans,
via Lynchburs end Kennesaw route.
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cs,lsxaut,r1a Dazertf.
MoNrAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER II.

PAT SHEEDY's BIG FARO SYsTEM.-Pat
Sheedy arrived in town ten days ago from
Chicago, where, it is reported, he had his
fingers badly sioged foolng with the tiger
and started in to wrestle with the big New
York faro games that he found going IN new
and unexpected quarters. 1t was sheedy's
ayowed purpose to get even for his western
losses, and as upon previous experiment
when he succeeded in mending the yawn
ing hole in his resources, be adopted that
peculiar system against the bank that his
friends playfully call the Boston soaps. ;"
BE played at the tables of the four biggest
games in the town. and the New y ofk cesi-
era soon discovered that the Boston system
was cleverer than any they had, ana Kent
steadily losing to their od-ume patron.
gheedy began by taking cool so,ooo IN
one OF his prolonged battles al do"n town
table from Dink Davis, who plays system
himself and made $50, 900 by 1t not SO very
LONG ago. He also hit Al Dams, another
well Known dealer, for $4,000. Ooe 'nigh'
last week while at game stranger ~ the
group of players discovered Sheedy's idenli-
to. and started in to make exactly the same
nlays that the Bostonian did. He won Two
or three times before Sheedy discovered
what he was up to, and then Sbeedy deIib-
erately played wild. The stranger, VINO
had heard Of Sheedy's wonderful luck the
previous few days, kept right on copying
nntil.he had dropped all his cash end was
forced to retire. Then Sheedy returned to
his system again, and made the banker
tired. Up to Tuesday night Sheedy was re.
norted to be s37 900 ahead. One house alone
had paid out to him 81 goo of winnings
N. Y. Sun.
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LEGAL.

VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of the Corpo.
ration Court Of the city OF Alexandria, on
the LIST day of September, 1888.
Mary Lawler, complainant VS.. Margaret T. Law
Ter, r. F. Lawler ard Mollie T. lawler. his wife
L. 81. Beynon and Mary E. Bcynon, his wi;e'
John Ash, ir., and Ellen Ash, his wife. In
chancery.
Mono. The object OF this suit il to obtain de-
cree constituting the last will and testament OF Ed
ward Lawler late of the city of Alexandria in the
State Of Virginia, deceased.
The defendants, j. Fl. Beynon and Mary +.
Beynon, his wife, and John Ash, jr, aud Ellen
Ash, his wife. not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of AS.
sembly and the rules Of this Court, and
it appearing by affidavit that they are not
residents of this State: 1t is ordered that the
said defendants appear here within fifteen days az
ter due publication of this order. and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit land
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE, newspaper published
in the city of Alexandria, week for four sue
cessve weeks, and posted at the front door OF the
Court House of this city. A copy-testc
JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk.
Albert Stuart p. q. sep5 w4w
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1883 ALEXANDRIA GAzETTP
1885

The GAZETTE shrOnOlosically, is inn.
eishty-ninth year of it's existence and I,
only the Oldest paper in the State but, v,,.
very few exceptions, in the country ~
withstanding the fullness of its year,, # h..
kept, and will continue to keep abreast offs.
times in all that pertains to ns,os poo..
furnishing Its readers daily with ps,,,
mirror of passing events, domestic and :.
eisn. Its facilities for obtaining new.
they increase are taken advantage of 81
used for the benefit OF its readers who A..
thus kept thoroughly posted as to all that.
OF interest politically, socially, financial,
and commercially. Special attention
given 10 matters concerning the State AMI
its welfare, while its local columns cont..
all that is OF the slightest interest to AIs,.
apdria. Its regular correspondence f,o,
Washington and Richmond are features a.
peculiar interest, as attested By the eap,,.
ness with which they are read and con.,
| I'M otbar rapars o.b;Io -, ol;...;,
ment, conducted with reference to the bs.
interests of the city, State and country. will
continue to advocate what is believed IA b.
right, just: honest and patriotic. With
view to the interests of merchants farm.
ers, and all interested, its commercial MI.
umns are carefully edited and its mark.
reports are acknowledged by all to be faith.
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of the State and in all parts OF the counrr
! where Virginisns have located, thers viii
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as an advertising medium it has few eQu,l
outside the large cities. In the househoF
counting room and workshop, it s an sra
welcome visitor, acceptable alike to old and
young, the grave and the gay.