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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
"DoNE" sYAeEmALe MISSIONARY"
Marriage of Mr.. Samuel Burnley and
Niss Lula Payne.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHArLoTrEsyILLE, Va, August i5.--A
returned missionary" who happened TO
be rather good-looking female looking
for some place in which 10 locate, took
in one of our shrewd real estate agents
yesterday. After driving her over the
many different properties he had for sale
and showing her every attention, thereby
getting nice outing. she promised to call
next morning and make purchases OF seve-
raj desirable lots. Next day IL was found
that she had Jumped" her boarding
house. leaving her board bill unpaid, and
badly Mixed real estate agent, who, how
ever, ls n wiser man.
Mr. W. Samuel Burnley and Miss Lula
PAYNE were married At the residence of the
brides parents IN this city yesterday at
ternoon at 2 o'clock by the Rev. Is. r.
Lipscomh. pastor of the Methodist church.
Only the family were present.
sUccEssFUL LAWN PARTY.
The lawn party gwen by the ladies of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
sum for the Band of Hope" for whose
benefit it was held.
1t is Mr. Horace Gurth who is extremely
i'll, not bis brother Gates, as published.
Rev. Is. f. Lipscomb. pastor of the
Methodist church in this place. will attend
the dedication exercises OF the new Metho-
dist church at Crozet, Abemarle county.
next Tuesday, and will preach during tho
afternoon.
The meeting at Hardware Baptist church.
which has been in progress for some time
past. closed yesterday As result of the
fervent preaching and earnest efforts ten
additions by baptism were made yesterday.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. NJ. A. Goode and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. James K. Robinson. botn of Man.
chester. are visiting friends on Ridge ave-
nue. in this city.
Messrs. Ernest n. 1apscott and James
NJ. Norvell, q Red Bluff, Cal, have been
in this city for the past few days. This
morning they took a trip to the Miller
Manusi-Labor School.
Mr.. Bartlett Boiling. who now resides
on his splendid farm. "Castalia." about
fourteen miles from Charlottesville. has
decided to move bis family here, where he
will reccive hearty welcome. Mr.. Bol.
| ling Is largely interested IN the growth OF
our beautiful little city.
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ENTERTAINED AT HUNTSMAN'S REST.
A Brilliant Party Given I'm Honor OF
Richmond Lady-Costumes, &c.

lsfCnfnOnU LAdy-tOstumes,0 cs
(Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, August H.
"Funt.man's Rest the beautiful resi-
dence of Mr.. /. 81. Henderson. o prorni-
nent and popular citizen Of Crane, was
the scene of brilliant ENTERTAINMENT on
Tuesday evening, August 11th. Slyen in
honor of Miss Ware, OF Richmond. Va
The house WAS profusely decsrat@d with
evergreens aud flowers, while tNScy lamps
she'd their soft light over o beyy OF fair
women. The lawn was also beautifully
lighted by Chinese lanterns. so that
couples not dancing might wander out,
and while famed by summer zcphyrs dis
cuss love or philosophy. T.: hessrs.
Roberts discoursed sweet nrI.S.o 'or all the
devotees of terpsichore.
At 10 o'clock supper was served, tho
tables being beautifully decorated with
roses and geranlums and filed with all the
yiands that tho most epicurean taste could
desire, comprising variety OF solids, fol-
lowed by conserves, fruits. and ices.
THE COSTUMES.
Mrs. ]. M. Henderson, the charming
hostess, wore an elegant costume of black
and white China silk trimmed with lace /;
ornaments, antique jewelry. She was as
sisted IN receiving her guests by her
daughters. Mrs. j. /. Henderson of Wash
ington, in beautiful costume Of lavender
brocade, trimmed with velvet and Valen-
ciennes lace, amethyst ornaments Mrs. w
". Wright, of Richmond, Va, rich cos
tune OF cream silk. made en- tram,
trimmed with Duchess lace, pearl
ornaments. Mrs. IA. W. Moncufe, beautl-
full dress of black MORE trimmed IN let
and white lace; diamond ornaments. Mrs.
Ellis Henderson. elegant costume OF yell
low crepe made en- tram, trimmed with yell
low ribbon and point lace antique lewelry.
The dtbuidilts of the occasion were MISS
Ware, of Richmond, Va. in exquisite cos
tune of filmy cream crepe d. chine trimmed
in.point desprite, pearl ornaments. and Miss
Jane Henderson in beautiful and artistic
creation of pink silk and gauze trimmed
in point lace; cameo ornaments. Miss
Julia Henderson, wore marvel or the
nodiste skill in white silk null, trimmed
with soft lace; ruby ornaments.
GUESTS PRESENT.
Among the guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Voolfolk. DR.. Earnest Wool
folk and wife, Misses Maude and Fannie
Coleman. Miss Alice Davis of Culpeper,
Miss Estelle Powell, Miss Annie Brockman,
Miss Lizzie Graves. Misses Agnes and
Moorman Ellis, Misses Lula and Bertha
Johnson OF North Carolina, Miss Jennie
Morton. Misses Mamie and Ollie Terrell.
Miss Kesn. Miss Julia Cave of st. Louis,
and Miss Belle Voolfolk. Among the gen.
tlcmen were DR.. Kean, Messrs. W. Q.
Graves. Meredith, Fox, Stanley Graves, l..
g. Grasty, Charles Brockman, William
Morton, G. Frazer, Bertelle Voolfolk. La;
fayette Voolfolk, J. L. Voolfolk, Russell
Davis. Edward Sims. John Terrell, John
Powell of Norfolk. Va. Robert and
Thomas Bond of Orange Courthouse. X.
and L. Ellis, l. N. and l. n. Hender-
son, and Ii. n Noncure.
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WEATHeR-cROP BULLETIN.
Conditions for the Week Ending August
IAth-stste and United states Service.
Especial telegram to Tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
CENTRAL OFFICE, LYNcHuR6, Va, An yust
15.-Reports for the past seven days show
that the temperature has been above the
normal, with mOre TRAN the average
amount of sunshine. The rainfall Las been
generally below the normal. except in the
southwest. and IN Charlotte county. The
warmer weather has been generally Bone
fetal to the tobacco and corn crops,
though a few reporters state that these
crops have been injured. More rain Is
needed III Rockingham, Greene, Motto
WAY, and Dinwiddio counties. The corn
and tobacco crops give promise Of large
yields, and are generally in excellent con-
dltion.
REMARKS OF SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Lynchburg: The weather conditions
have been very favorable for corn and
tobacco, and these crops are in excellent
condition. Rainfall 0.69 inch in two DAYS:
Christiansburg: Corn and tobacco and
other growing crops are dong exceedingly
well. Rainfall, 2.5s inch in two days.
very bright. Farm work goes on well.
Pastures are fine and fruit crop splendid.
Rainfall 0.5S inch in one day.:
Dale Enterprise: Corn still improving.
timothy being threshed with good Weld
and of fair quality. More rain is needed
10 make the ground plough easily. Rain
fall, O:35 inch in one day. The high tenn
perature was slightly injurious to corn and
grass.
Stanardsville: Whilst not suffering for
rain at this station the corn In a large pOr-
ton Of the county needs rain badly. Some
following has been done, but more rain Is
needed to soften the ground. Tobacco IL
doing very well here. Agood soaking rain
would ensure good corn crop. Rainfall
0.9s inch IN two days.
Danvllle: The crops are now looking
well. Have bad al abundance OF ram. but
with warm, dry weather now the crops give
promise of being fine In this section. RAIN
fall 2.03 inches.
Mosnngford: Wheat-threshing about fin
ished and crop very light season very IA
vorable; pastures excellent, and vegeta-
ton fine. Corn promises an abundant
crop. but is late Tobacco is tue best crop
IN ten years. Rainfall 103 inch in three
days.
Nottoway Courthouse. Rain is much
needed now in this county, As we have had
only slight showers for MANY weeks. Pas
lures, corp, aud tobacco suffering from
drought. Rainfall, Oh inch in one day.
Richmond: The high temperature and
sunshine has been Injurious TO growing
crops. Rainfall, 0.05 inch in one day.
Petersburg: All crops doing well except
ing watermelOns. Rain IS much needed.
Only trace OF rainfall during the week.
Norfolk; Temperature and sunshine
above normal and benefited the crops.
Rainfall o. inch in one day.
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ten. Tho animal was killed by order Of
the Mayor.
PRESS AMENITIES,

ftfes AMENl4lESs
The Press Committee and the Commit
tee Of Citizens are making preparations to
give the Juanita Press Association OF Penn
sylyania n cordial reception on the COCA
sion of their visit to this city on the 2Sth
OF this month. There are about eighty in
the party, and they will remain in this city
and section four or FIVE days.
Officer Talley, the policeman assaulted
by Dee Taylor. colored desperate on the
night OF the sth instant. is walking about
again. His as,ailant is, however, still at
large.
The Federation of labor Of this city re-
solved at their last meeting to havea grand
parade OK the labor organizations in this
section on the first Monday in September
Lshor-day.
The verdict of the jury in the Baker case
at Abingdon is the all-importGnt subject OF
conversation here. Though surprise to
the majority, who expected q hung jury.
the verdict OF guilty is generally regarded
as lust one,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
BY Denoon, Upper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerA
S2l Main street.
SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SITUATED on
TIE NORTH SIDE OF CARY STREET Bk-
TWEEN CHERRY AND LINDEN STREETS,
THE EXCELLENT RESIDENCE ON TIM
SOUTH SIDE OF CAhl STREET BETWEEN
PINE AND LAUREL STREETS, SITUATED
ABOUT 81 FEET EAST or LAUREL STREET.
by virtue OF the provisions 81 certain deeds Of
trust, both dated May O. 1890. and recorded In
tho Clerks onice Of the Richmond cnancs-y
Court, Deadlock 1i0" page $780, ani lao
"B," page 3S2, respectively. default having been
made Ia the payment ~ a ceptain portion ~ this
money therein secured, .nd being required %
10 do, We will sell by public auction, on the pre-
TUESDAY. August 49, 1891.
at @ O'Clock L. NJ, the aDove-iesctibed PRO-
PERTY. No. 0l2 is well-cSustrnc,ed tSo-s.ory
framed dwelling, contains about rooms, aud is
now occupied by good tenant. In the rear OF
the lot there Is n small dwelling, which aiso reots
we'll Said lot fronts 20 feet inches AMI runs
back between parallel lines 100 feet 10 an alley
30 feet wide. The western 8 feet Inches, moro
or less, IL reserved as an alley 'of lint use be-
tween the premises Of No. or west Cary s'reet
aud tho property adjoining on The wee'. Tho said
alley, however, does not run back shs full depth
Of tho lot, but only II feet d inches.
The DWELLING on the south side OF Cary
street between Pine and Laurel II new and thor.
oughly modern, contains about eight rooms, and
has every convenience. The lot IL described ~
follows: Beginning ~ . point on the southern
line OF Cary street ninctyfour feet ssst Of Us ins
terscction with the eastern line Of Laurel strest
thence running eastwardly along Cary street
and fronting thereon twenty-six feet, and 81.
tending back southwardiy from said front be-
tween parallel lines 200 feet 10 an alley In com'
mon min etcen feet wide.
TERMS: Cash IS TO expenses Of executing this
trust and two notes OF $4,000 and $40. rcspect.
lively, with interest thereon from May ~. 1891.
and the balance on terms 10 DO announced ~
sale. IL Is probable that more liberal terms
may 30 annoQnccd on the day OF sale.
C.L. DEN00S,
A. W. PATTERSON.
TrusfeeaL
Dxsoos, TuPPIR q Co., Auct!oneeesL au ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
BY Ellis & Cathcart,
General Auctioneers,
"a east Broad street,

VE1E WILL SELL ON
w MONDAY MORNING
at 1890 O'Clock sharp, corner First and Broad
streets,
3 WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
4 STAINED CHAMBER SUITS,
3 WARDROBES,
MAHOGANY PARLOR SUIT Of six pieces,
l BED-LOUN4E and 2 LOUNGES,
| 9IAsS-FRONT CUPBOARD,
3 KITCHEN SAFES,
8 BUREAUS, 4 WAsHSTANDS,
! WALNUT EXTENsION-TABLE,
9 BICYCLES, | GOAT SULKEY,
/ BABY-CARRIAGE,
9 HAKBLE-ToP TABLES.
SINGER SEEING-NACHlNE
! WHITE eEWING-MACHLNE,
2 WHITING DEshS,
Is gall3ps Of SYRUP,
4 sfRING-HBpS,
"a CHAIRS, 4 noCKERS,
. HAII-RACkS,
COOKING and hEATING-STOvEs.
OIL-sfOyES, 0AsOLlNE-s rOyES,
PICTURES, ann many other articles too nume-
rous To mention;
1 PHAETON and HARNESS TO be sold in front Of
store at 1910 sharp.
ELLIS g. CATHCART,
au 10 Auctioneers.
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BUCHANAN VS.. FlNCASTLE.
Contest for the County misunderstanding
of Buchanan-Brsss Companys Works.
rCo-rosDorso,ca ~ the Richmond n;snatcb

of Buchanan-Brsss Companys Works.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
BUCHANAN, Va, August I5.-The ques-
ton of the removal of the courthouse
from its present situation in Fincastle TO
Buchanan is agItating the citizens of the
county of Botetourt just now, and it is be-
ing actively discussed by the local papers
of the two towns. Fincas,le, while per
haps nearer the geographical centre OF the
county. is a good many miles from any
railroad, while Buchanan claims that IL Is
as centrally located and decidedly more
accessible both by the ordinary roads and
by railroads, ii being at tho junction of
the Chesapeake and Ohio, running east
and west, and the Norfolk and Western,
running north and south, both roads pass
ing for o considerable distance through
the county.
AFFAIR PROPOSITION.
A mass-meeting has been called to meet
here on the 2lst of August to nominate
candidate for the Legislature who will
favor the passage of bill submitting to
vote of the people the removal OF the
courthouse. Before the question is voted
on bond with ample security will be filed
TO the amount necessary to give to the
people courthouse free from all cost.
The citizens of the town are making ex-
tensive preparations TO entertain the peo-
pie at that time. A tree dinner Will be
provided and music will be furnished by
the Roanoke Machine Works Band.
LIVE CLUB.
Buchanan has live business club,
which, while 1t has been in existence only
few months, has already made its intiu--
ence felt In various municipal reforms and
improvements.
The officers are II. A. Latane, president;
j. &. Gerndt, secretary and treasurer. The
semi-monthly meetings are well attended
and the finances are In hourishing con-
dition, 30 much so that they will soon have
clubhouse OF their own. with library
reading-room, DO.
A NEw ENTERPRISE.
The works of the Franklin Brass Com
pany will be in full operation in few days.
This company has removed Its WORKS here
from Brooklyn, ". Y, and has erected
large two-story building, with an addition
being erected in which they will smelt the
ore.
These works, employing from fifty to
seyenty-fye men Of three 70 i've dollars
day, the most of them with families, will
increase the prosperity and population oil
the tewn no little.
The population OF tho town now. as
shown b. . census taken under the
auspices Of tho Business Club, IL $40.
This only IN the corporation, not taking
in the suburbs.
The Botytpurt county Alliance will hold
its annual meeting here on the 2lst OK
August.
Harrison, Blaine, Cleveland, German.
n~~is.ln crs~ enJ nu lla.< 80 I'll DeAa NV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
ROANOKE,S RAPID STRIDES.
An Extensive Scale of Improvements-Bit-
ten by n Vicious setter Dog.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, Va, August .14.--At the meet
ing of the City Council yesterday evening
the sum of $500 was appropriated tor
grading certain streets. Other improve
ments in this line will soon follow. The
Committee on Sewers made report also
recommending that the plan OF MIR. Her
ring, OF Chicago, for system OF sewerage
for this city be adopted. 10 carry out
this plan will necessitate the expenditure
By the city at an early date OF at least
$l00, 900 Independent of minor connections
and the individual cost to property-own-
ers.
CLAIMED by SALEM.
John Tucker (coloredl, who was in jail
here under the pame OF Charles Jackson
on the charge OF stealing, was Identified
by Officer Boone, OF Salem. to-day as the
individual charged with robbing forman's
clothing store in that city of goods to the
amount OF $50. He was readily given up
to the Salem officer, as no one seemed dis
posed to prosecute him for the stealing
done here.
Judge William Gordon Robertson, Of the
Hustlngs Court OF this city. has returned
from the Arkansas Hot Springs, where be
has been for the past four weeks, much
improved in health. His fellow-townsmen
are glad to welcome him home and are
much pleased to see him looking 20 we'll.
BITTEN By sErIER Doc.
Thomas Huffman. q newspsper-carrier
was badly bitten on the loft arm yesterday
evening on Salem avenue near Jefferson
street By large setter belonging to j. A.
Ward. When the policeman went 70 the
owners house this morning to inquire into
the matter, he was set upon viciously by
the savage brute, and had TO use his club
vigorously to save himself from being Bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO
i BUILDING LOTS IN DlNNEExy
BY J. II. Valentine, Auc'loneer,
I'd. A. Timberiske. salesman.)
1886 east Main street
Will OFFER AT MY REGULA'

WILL OFFER AT MY REGULAR
I TUESDAYS sALR, August ism, At 1880
o'c,och. |. very large collection OF desirable end
saleabie goods. Don't fail 20 attend. Nv plsce
IL crowded and must sell 70 make room for other
con.lgnments coming In. Tho sale vii! einbrses
n general assortment 81
EOvsEhOLD FURNITURE,
About 100 ASSORTED LAMPS,
300 TIN BUCKETS, y HALLLAMPS,
los PLAIN and FANCY FLOwER-PoTS,
TIN MEASURES, TUNNELS, &c,
800 dozen FANCY SOAP,
STONE JARS, TIN CANS.
hne nALl-RACk,
COOKING and HFATlNG-sTovEs and many
other goods too numerous 70 mention.
"a l6-ls j. II. VALENTINE, ApctIonseg.
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cHRlsTIAMseURG's COLLEGE.
To BE Reopsned and Placed at It's For
| NOR Standard-Oficers Elected.

NOR Standardization Elected.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
CHRISTIAN Va. August ia gene
raj meeting Of citizens was held last night
for the purpose OF organizing iolnt-stock
company TO open the female college which
was closed last year.
The company has leased the property for
five years. and will enteavor TO restore the
institution to its former standard. 1t is
their intention TO open the session early in
September. and desire that applications
be made for the positions of principal and
teachers.
THE OFFICERS.
NJ. c. Piston was elected president, and
Rev. DR.. i. ". Hooper vice-presldent and
they will at once put themselves il conf
munication with several persons 10 take
charge of the school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

nnanswerablc, a. II seems TO MS. that we
with. But the columns wero ALREADY fn,,
and ~ has TO he over until next week
w , IL VIII have prominent placed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
BY Dashieu & Cobb,
Real Estate Agents,
pol east Main street.

GALE or DESIRABLE FRAME
- HOUSE, AND LOT No. 60l NORTH TWEEN.
TY-SEvESTH sTREEf-Ry request u the own
er we will sell. on the premises on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1891.
NJ @ o'clock Y. NJ, that FRAME HOUSE ,AND
LOT No. 60i north 1wen'y-ssventh street, front
ing Al feet on the east aide of rwenty-seyenth
street and running back i25 feet 10 an alley.
The properly Is bounded ON the south by Leigh
street. The improvements consist OF name
house, six rooms and kitchen. IL Is one Q, the
beat locations in the city fer store or residence
property.
Trims: One fourth cash; balance In sig,
twelve. and eighteen months, interest added
and secured by deed Of trust.
DAsHIELL & COBB.
aul5 AuctioEeera
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TRUSTEES SALE
DESIRABLE DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
No. $50 ST. JOHNS STREET.
CORNER BAKER,
WITH A FRONT OF FIFTY.TwO FEET.

BY virtue Of the provisions o' certain deed
Of trust dated June rs, 1877, and recorded Ia
the Clerk olicc 81 Richmond Chancery Court,
Deed Book 10 &, page 475, deiault having
been made IN the payment Of certain portion
o. tho money secured therein, and b,ing 70.
qured By tho beneficiary - 10 DO, We Will sell,
by public auction, on the promises. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1891,
nj o'clock Y. NJ, the above PROPERTY. ccns
ssting Of all that lot II land, being part Of Lot
No rs IN Duvals Addition, situated on tbs
southwest corner ot 81. johns and Bakof s;rocss,
fronting 81 feet on S. Johns street and running
back between parallel liues 40 feet md q
inches, bounded on the north by Baker street.
TERMS: Caeh, - TO tho expenses u executing
this trust aud sl37.74, with interest from juno
I, 1890; balance 90 terms 10 be announced az
sale. X. A. MEA1HAk
aulA Surviving Trustee.
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BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Nos. 20 and "a north Ninth street.


Nos. 90 and "a north Ninth street.
N .EDING THE ROOM, / WILL
~ sell an extra large quantity OF HOUSEHOLD
AND OsFIOE rUxNiTCRE, &C., at 1880 A. N.
MONDAY, AUsvsr IL. 1891,
including in part
WALNUT PAhLoR SUITS,
3 WALNUT and orhLR CHAMBER SUITS,
] PARLoR bILLlARp-TABLE complete,
An assorted lot OF NEW TOILET SETS,
ENGRAvINGs and other PICTURES,
lCE;B0xEs. sIDEsoARDs, and REFRIGB.
WALNUT WARDROBE, HAT.RACK, and Bed
STEAD,
A variety Of BEDsTEADs, BUREAUS, WASH
STANDS, TABLES, CHAIRS, LOUNGES, aud
other FURNITURE,
3 STANDING-DESkS,
Lot OF PIGEOS-HOLFS, LETTER-PRESSEs So,
CARPETS, MATING. &C..
COOKING, HEATING, and oIL-STOvEs,
Besides large lot Of MISCELLANEOUS ARTI-
Giles. GEORGE W. MAYO,
aul6 Aucsioneer.
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BY Ellis a. Carthcart.
General Auctioheers,
"a east Broad street.

rJNRUSTEE'S SALE. - BY VIRTUE
Il O, decd Of trnst exe'Ited 20 the ~ trustee
by Smith & Gordon. snd duly recorded In ths
Clerks orico OF the chancery Court 81 the city
Of Richmond. we Nil proceed TO cell 10 the trade
at No. $40 east BrO,d street.
TUESDAY MORNING, August 18th,
nj 1890 o'clock sharp OyAL-PRONT SHOW.
CASES, 1 SQU AkE-fRONT SHOWCASE, UP.
RIGHT SHOWCASE l LARGE MIRROR. all
II the COuNlE T., TABLES, and SHELVING,
and several thousand CIGARS of different
brands a larre quantity Ot CHEWING and
SMOKING TOBACCoS. CHEROOIs. AMI one
CIGAR-PREss; a large quantity Of WALKING
CANES and PIPES. TIE GOOD WILL and un-
exptref LEASE on thu store can be- bought rea-
sDnably. WILLIAM WILSON, trustee.
ELLIS & CATucARr. Auctionecrs. aul3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
THE WHITE SULPHUR
o,sApIse OF PLeAsuRe-sEsk-
IRE Ar1hs SEASONS HEIGHT
,..-,,c.. Lunchcons, Coti''ons' fro-
iaw" ,,,.h,e-The Yale Football
champion trips Light Fantastic

.rfrg WHITE August
CIV ." remarked a foreigner en-.
~, over the rush of pleasure
'a fs5 the White enthralled since
.' I, ISL Next week promises to
-a, Hovall gave a handsome
N' o,l tea IN honor of Miss
M bile Misses Buta Wexford
'r .,i Misses Camm and Emma
l'' slo was assisted in re-
'',,. Charles NJ. Blacktord,
.'~ snl Mrs. }. ID. Winn.
u.teiy cntcrtalned several
N 49,. chamingly at aiuncheon
va5 las been so popular
w. ~ fnc White. leaves to-day
incl Ruiord. al Highlands.
''- Ua's. of Cincinnati, gives
ro party on Wednesday
.>rr. Az GOTH toN.
evening one OF the hand
.tlesrasou occurred, wAcn
re. II. SEMI. ot White
gave m elegant cotll-
laughter OF the south
Robert T.. Lee Miss
.,r amin ". Nash. Mrs.
&c.. ... Miss Wallace. OF Rich
..tc hOno1ed guests; Inc
..-ely decorated with
,,.s. The band-stand
.I t0.a-. The iavois were
u,rc distributed by Mrs.
o. f... Ms. J.. H. CnrlsViah'
>.- e. the iaVor- taole.
rlafs were ucs naueu
: pr.1es were awarded.
an elegant silVer- and
r,'.r-i p. Mss us Annie Annie VI" III
'iS" -. 80. az
,u-.o AcaF' soI IN 81, siI'er'
'..'..i'n''' s;iver bsck
Nr h's| ell o. hss ,s'. scarf
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~.a wa" - from Tia
-... Iie voung ladies'
&C.. drums tied with lib
.t9vcd flags and march
'f.te,r fair partners.
,,...'ter marching was
1885,. ..,.a oycrpoweriug.
Linton was served in
which was decorated
.,rrce pune. Delightful
..s softly during the
sr,-ons were Mrs. b.
.,- Soon Tatum. Mrs.
w. q -. ~Alukcr. Mrs. r., ID.
r-. =. .r l.. l.. Lewis. Mrs:
'fr-. &. h. langhOrne, of
81. Dr. RerVile keim, Of
r-..I. ". Ee.nhart. Boston;
1,-r. -. LOUIS; Mrs. Judge
,r-. Mr.. Judge Van Wyck,
v- Wave. New Orleans; Mrs.
N.f.
a. I.ws. aivocate-genc-
..sr. .. Missouri, vce-presi-
,.- r Bay Association. Is q
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