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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-06-03

LAND SoLD.-On Monday j. s. Richardson,
auctioneer, sold at public sale, at the Court
House, for Messrs. Geo. L.. VanBibLer and j.
Martin McNabb, trustees. IL acres of land,
with house, barn, &c, near Dublin, the pro-
perty of w. w. Cunningham, to Mr.. John T.
James, for $3.50.
Mr.. S. A. Williams, trustee sold on Thurs
day of last week at the Hartford House. IIavre
de Grace, the valuable property lately owned
and worked by the Green Serpentine Marble
Company, containing 642 acres of land, en-
bracing green marble quarries, machinery and
appurtenances for working the same, mill
house, three dwellings, outbuildings, etc
The property was purchased by the executors
of the late Delaplaine Mcdaniel for $20,050
1t was sold subjected to mortgage of sac, 900.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-06-03

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING-Th thunderstorm
on Thursday afternoon Of last week was quite
severe in the neighborhood of Jarrettsville.
Mr. Thomas NJ. Cathcart's house was struck,
the roof being slightly torn and one post of
the building shattered.
Lightning also struck in three place in Mr..
Vim. b. Jarrett's field, but did no damage.
At Mr.. N. Oscar Stokes mill board fence
was struck and shattered, the bolt leaping
from the fence aud tearing hole in the hard,
stony ground. The inmates of Mr.. Stokes
house were much alarmed by the suddenness
and violence of the shock.
a great deal of hail fell with the rain, par
ticularly about Forest Hill.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-06-03
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION


PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-On Monday bids were received as fol-
lows, for opening the N. B. Heaps road:
Charles X. Zimmerman, $349.99, including
bridges $499 80; James Fletcher. $500, includ-
ing bridges $574. The contract was awarded
toCharles X Zimmerman.
Charles A. i. Mccain was appointed Con-
stable for the fifth district.
The Clerk was instructed to notify J. NJ
Frasch that the Commissioners would allow
him thirty days in which to complete his con-
tract to open the Otter Creek road.
John k. jackson, Thomas Butler and Will
liam J. Watkins were appointed examiners to
resurvey the public road at Jarrettsville, near
the residence of Vim. II. Jarrett
The following petitions were received and
filed
From J. j. W. Taylor and others, LIST dis
trict, to confirm the Examiners report on the
proposed new road leading from Bush to
Hartford station, B. and o.. Railroad from G.
X. Sewell and others to pension Charity But
Ter, of list district from T. p Mitchell and
others to pension William Peterson, of I'd
ulSJTlct from JOHn d. w ySOHSs 10 pension
Elijah Dorsey, Of Sd district
Commissioner Scarborough was authorized
to repair the abutments of the bridge on the
public road leading from Clark's Bridge to
Saunders Shop.
Andrew Dunnigan was authorized to repair
the wing wall of Jerusalem Bridge.
The board determined to meet on the pro-
posed new road from Bush to Hartford station
on June It'll.
Commissioners Bateman and Moulsdale
were appointed to inspect the turnpike put
down on the Chuchyile and Bel Air road by
Jacob Livezey.
Commissioners Courtney and Scarborough
We're appointed to inspect the drainage of the
public road in Dublin
County certificates were issued as follows:
Andrew Dunnigan, bridge account, 1910 ;
James S. Calder, Sheriff, board of prisoners,
S3t2.7O William j. Wilson, road account,
$685. Michael Whaland road account
Sl5.52; John Carroll, road account, S1760 !;
Joshua w. Mccall, $13.58; p. F. Ball, hard
ware, cement, &C., S17ss Hugh E. Jones,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-06-03
ROMNEY FARM
PURE GOLD, No. s4O9,

by Mambrno King, LIST dam by Hamlins AL
mont, Jr. Limited to so mares at $50 the
season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

descent. vss chargsi With ssssulting and
FOUNDING Thomas kedd- fhe co8ditioe Of
tie wounded man vas such tns. be could not
appear. ssi tie case Was continued until tho
l1t1
Andrew Martin was charged with asssultng
and w0lnisng with some blunt instrument
J. n. Morris Morris appeared u court
raniaged up Ike a knocked out p1gilis..
lie evidence against Martin was not conc!u.
size and tie case was dismissed.
heDecc2 Jones lcolOredj vas charged with
respassing upon tie premises OF L. W. Hon.
ecan. Ee0eccs looked As though she might
EAFe oesE the one a, tho well. but had surely
roTer Used sIy % lie cleansing liquid there
IRON. IL rSgr- ale vas De.its and her ike
1ess would have made al excellent cartoon
- comic valentine. She was as airy As Q
Mes,-Lnl deoG:An.e aud pouted ike q spoi.t
c-i-i- u the absence Of security she wen.
down where there a 10 .respassIrg and where
reigccoTs Do not quarrel
A charge Of trespsss sgsins. Victoria Doi-
son was dismissed.
John >ha1nessy was charged with keeping
3 tlsorierlv house. Continr. i until the 18th.
William Gillian. charged with cutting sni
wolnd!ns William ). Tyler. Continued I'll
tie 18th.
Charity Terry ,co'orsd paid :2.s0 Cor being
flsorde-y - ,ne street.
HARRISON Smith ant Willie ysyo (colorei)
we're sent q tee hgs,inss corr, t0r stealing
horse g1t buggy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

SrArS-oV. Va. Nay This week hss
been as qu-st ~ the society world 81 4 . vas
ul---eLt. ut even g. informal dance O.
brsaz the u110tCly. Lexington Fresoytsry
LAs been ~ session AL the week AL thar las
tse- tie only topic u interest before TIE puo-
JIG.
cute q pretty wedding took place 81 the
Baptist church wednesday 20 high noon. -
which time Ng. A. Lee Knowles. one q
S,alrtol's e1.arprsng Young merchants
All Hiss u hasila hlnEog were l1lrried BY
Rev John Williams pastor az the Methods.
church NJ ani Nrs. Knowles left OF tls
Baltimore Gni Ohio train for New lC-k. B1s-
ton the Lakes and Nia-sra Falls
Mss Elizabeth and Jennie NcCls ert=r-
tanned the Inter Sc Club few evenings since
Hearts was the game Of the evening but
As a. gentlemen are admitted the aides have
q play = by themselves Mss Lulu Arthur
w0l the first prize.
Hon. 4. q. and Mrs. Gordon and little Mss
Margaret Douglas Gordon have gone - spend
soms time with friends near Wilmington.
De-
Mrs. william Gait Kinney and Mrs.. +. u
Taylor have rsturne- from a long vlsit -
Augusta, ga.
Dr. Thomas Nelson Page Vas il Stanton
the first OF tie week 81 route from Lexington
he stopped with lis Old friend. Mr. 4 q.
Gordon.
Mrs. J. C.. Boa,wr.ght Of the W. r. Inssi-
tut-. has gone 70 Roanoke % see her Sister.
Mrs Robert BuckEer.
County treasurer J. \. and Mrs.. AcFAr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
Virginia Mica.
El..orTnes

Sly attention some weeks since IL paiia-
-e-ln.1 and New ork was called 10 some
remarkably the sample OF white MICA .e.d-
-lar. garnet. crystal kao.il and white quartz.
lie statement vas made that the specimens
were average samples u tie products from .
.arEs Tract 10 Amelia county. Waite sheet
MICA cutting from 0y 70 I, By -. Of re-
mSrzao.e trans arency and 1aen@ss presented
iae De- :. attractive feature. a. never usd seen
any sheet mica tczt was entirely free from
r2~. As | al Interested 10 securing capital
20 purchase not lease where unmistskAbls
Evidences sxs, or deposits OF tbs nature
which promise gOOl rssu =. determined 10
visit tls county D, Amelia and maze some
invest cations a. 70 extent 4 deposits. etc. |
arrived here soou, ivo weeks ago and paid
visit 20 4lr. Thomas rutherford. Of this
city, whom found was vel informed. IS 20
las made q special study II p.leA
deposits ~ this state particularly. ! found
him 10, only disposed T. give rs the bencn.
- as experience cg, with remarkable colr-
,esy Volunteered 70 accompany ne % Amelia
county. Alter arriving every facility was
furnished ne Tor a complete eKsminAii0n- |
vas more than surprised az the vast deposits
q wealth stored ~ the bowels OK toe earth.
WHICH Was easily dlscernable from not only
surface Indications but numerous openings
scattered over ~ leas. distance ~ three and
2 La4- 70 l-s The quartz deposits starting n
leads OK wonderful richness. having that Pc
cE-.ar 4 shape spread. rising or starting rom
= point al1 widening. which invariably inii-
cate, continuance aud increase, tie piicl
being from northeast % southwest z tlcet
= tbs me from 0ne-hA.t 10 one mile distance
that the same deposits Of richness prevailed.
The deposits 10 red clay also maintained TIE
same richness OF quality. This entire
locality seemed - be 1nderaid with tbs
v4lu41le deposit = close proximity thereto
~ sLort distances. Iltlla springs q well
Known reputation ars numerous. he va
liable forests Ok old growth oak. hickory and
pine timber IS another feature Il grea, ya.go-
Amos. The entire portion OF the district over
which We went fronts Oh the Richmond lnI
DsuVl..s railroad. II conversation with Nr.
RuEherfoori l asked the question vhv u
was tcat this vas. wealth was allowed 20
slumbe-. He replied oy promising 20 explain
on our return . Richmond. The amount Of
matter bearing On BIS reply Is 80 vast that
publicity WI have o 0e deferred gnl. . .a,~r
Ga.e Respectfully yours.
HENsT n. S-EISMETz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

W---z --z. Va Nay o. Special IA
NEST delightful evening was SEE. - .-s
guests " Mrs. j. j. ---s--=r a. Alrs I--- 3
-4s- s-.-z A-olt twenty-five -. -r- ss were
present. and --.-g lr. - &c evening tie
Cola Any t-Iri diversion -- r--ess.Ts
w-.s- Tie rsr.o- vas les--.-l-.y lee -4rs d
r.-- Lacs t---.s AMI c--s- s.-.1- 6-rs.
Le---. - refreshments were served 70 dainty
ASIAN AL ccLgs--al s---l- .--s--- -rse -.-s-
--s r-sr - chs evening.
AMER pleasant social OCCASION was .-e
wits. party g.T=- - -1s 1llses l-e-sc-l-1
.as- I-es-ay evening - t-s FOURTH T4rt
Cab
Tie amateur musical talent = Wythevi.ls
. orsy se-elrs--s tls cpsre--a Fsl--sees-.
% &c -e1 ieret 3. ~ex.Cls ha- N01-4y sysc-
.-g -eKt lie Management, All .z-sct e.
Ea--- promise sl-s success t-1n 60 artist,
.o.L. q 7.sw and che .s-la-.- %. ect for
w-.c- % Is gwen makes - 1ra1c.z. success
1- "a. certainty
W. James Il. McGs7och. u Fer, Cl-sws-..
-=lr 1isL Mead rs. sre-- -sT u .oTL VIII
s.-s q. -ar friend. Us week.
Ms Kate - l.a.r leaves Monday r,gL. %
ra7 VISIT 20 AS. James i z-cs ~ Norfolk.
Va
A telegram has Irst been received here b
Lrs. Is. T. Kent announcing t1s death q bel:
ss;s- 4i.s. Smith. q Washing, county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

F4zvTILLE Va. LlF f-Ass Cara C---
bingham las returned l1 De t-0L Darlington
Ee.-L-s ---- size -s- -=e- teaching s1Loo.
durrz tie winter a-l -pr.-- --l.-.
ST. j. Water DAVIS o. Ae1-rr.1. Vas .c
t9wl this week
ssLev Ir A.sEs1i=r Marta. u ll-Y.-s vas
j Earuv...s Wednesday
4lr. Fred 5--g. accompanied ~ IS sis,sr.
is 81 3 tsip North
Alr joe hines the e+c.sri eek q .Ls
AlcA--Ley House has accepted q position
ri-h tie A.Lsuar.- % Petersburg. We WISH
Ll- mach success 70 h-s new home
lr john I-ocst = Lylch--rg Tzs r.s..-
IT, relatives Lers t-.s week
Ms Boiling u California Is cues. OF her
brother Lr John y F enable 20 Wcrs1au.
Misses Anna and Nay Bone a-Isr visit
O. tarIv..- and other portions u virginia
.st- here --- -Ler home % Russell vie. Ky.
lL-r=-ay morning
Mr -suus. T. Morris o. Lylct5urg. VS.
u .Cw1 sunday.
Tie lev. Jsnes Canon has tssn cooiuct-
IL pr0trac.et meeting ~ TIE Methods.
church tbs week
M T. T. Morton .1ok a trip % Norfolk
frat q tLs week . V.sl. Us daughter SIS
"a ue. Nicholson.
Nrs. Ben Holman returned home t-o- S-t.
folk .4si Al-u-sr
Ars j. W. I--s w13 las been under treat.
meat q Up. Hunter Mcclure .r Elchuo-f
Las returned home greatly improved health.
Ar. 4--- Mars las rs.urrs1 70. Oxford.
y. O..
We aad tie circus Lers Friday Harris
Nickel Plate shows gave Two exhibitions .
rather s--1 audiences Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

Carrie Reid and Mr. r. r. Meachean. stays.
nle.srz Boiling ant Branch rs tuurcn load
DaWl die ctnrty. aud Paul Roper, ". b
Bragg hourteu Cary. james W Cock, Writ
M.GM aud others 81 letersbgrg CHAP
erous Mrs ". j. Nenab-e. Mr.. X 9.
SOFT. Ms. Joseph Carr AID Mrs ). y.
N-s r. r.. Morton. Of Richmond. Is tie
guest of Mrs. William II. soaes on hiSn
N.s Mamie Davis q Richmond, IS visit
irz her tro,her Mr. Wl-4em IT, DAVIS, n
Chesterfield county.
Ir. Jolu Herbert Claiborne and family aud
N-- "a IAN u. Nrllwa.le. wl1 nave beel
or visit % NJ. Page at kdelton, \. o..
A-. Dr. James r. Woot.ey. Z Ports
.o..a. las teen spending some days V.t- ne
t,. MIS- ~. Butte-vcr-h ~ Boil
-.-l .t-eet ana Judge lrlry A. Hilton
ID Nl.. rtc- street.
,r-. Hsrr u'Ntor has gone % Roanoke
+-t.s.tl .- daughter. Mrs Robinson.
-'f- f. <. laws. q prominent uere 1a-', u 20
- ZEN .-.ts III. is much improved
r- Hrt den os tle North Carolina
r.-r.-.--s las been here lor the past -Eo
ua.. r..str- Kew i. =. lu.ery. pastor rs
ur..r Ale.-o-.s. Episcopal church. ~ re-
1- w. snyder vho las tseu "a visit
3D. IT, Richmond. las returned home.
ft.sM1y Rogers has gone - tne ~1lfers-iy
u --.r.s Old r-s.- Alrs. l.-. I--+1-
..I.l Jo1s-. o. CrsWe. is or Fsii 20
81. Hseu Randolph v.son o.. Rich
..-.e guest C. L-. A.. b. ho..-scl. ~
1,-s +. C.-..s ara Mss L.z-.s Baanon
cr. ~ q 7.s.. O. t-e-F aunt IL washington
tssra.y Robinson is o. : visi. 70 friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

Atwood. Va. May f.-Mr 2 C. Bsas,s7
u Lr-cL1urz. srt Mss u. 4. Fa-ss were
married yesterday s., ~. Quite ruuOe-
q Invitations were issued bur on account &
the sudden illness Of Lsr brother they were
married quietly az home with only . -eW H.
t.-z-s Trends srt relatives present.
III r. ;. Myers j. 20 home Low. LaT.rg
Passed successfully IL recent state roarl
elimination. tie graduated 3: t1s Virginia
Ast,cs. College. Richmond.
Mss Lizzie Psrr. daughter o. ~ pros
rsrcl. merchant. Nr. John n. I-rr. las Re-
turned from 8 visit % Lyuch1urg.
typhoid fever has gotten . ce quite 81
epidemic De- tbs leigl -OrLoCd. thee lea.-s
HAVING occurred ir Cre family.
l.. Bette. Methodist Episcopal church 80
tlls pace is beng rapidly pushed o. compile
t.-n. .Argely through the psrs-siart elcr.s u
Us patron Mr. beadt.ss-
buck Brace. desperate u-l4tto. who Vas
tired tlr murder and sentenced % he hanged
80 TIE APRIL term II tie CONT. was granted =
neE TIA BY Judge Hcrs-sy. and W. oe tined
z-a.l q. NAY court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

lard lss. vs4.erIa7 70 .ps-c weak o. %,
dav- 49, f-,s-i. - &c. c.. ~ ''-
captain william 4 Hgrks was called ~
West Virginia = TIE BEDSIDE o.. hi, s5n. who
Is despersts.y ~.
Ms. Vaiancet Fuller and her mother bs~a
goae - Canada 70 spend tie summer.
Ars. Mary DaUOn. vocal teacher q. Mss
baltsin's school. cltper0n.l a uartT n re
pups . Washington. -. c., 90 attend -Le
~ cOlcsrt.
Ar. sni Mrs. G. l. H1rsc0-bs lef. yes
tsiday ior Maine. Mrs- Hanseom5e VII
go go ~ inere a. summer ol' Dir. haasco--o &c
o-if e few weeks.
1fs ". d. smith has gore down p her OF
ne 10 greenT.ile county - spend her SUM
~ months. Professor smith WI ION ler
81 80 hs duties - lie Deaf, Dunno All
D.--i Institution ,re over.
4s-oD a. " Randolph visited Trinity
- .pa. cLrr Z -ast riglt. BE preached
az -i1l. 1ists-sl The 7i.s & confirmation
rev. d. Ict a-.sll has returned ron
tto-.s Hopkins Hospital much improved IL
-f- = G. >coii o. ine anew BANK. has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
Oskwood Memorial Day.

with fair weather 81 imposing celebration
WI. be lad % Tussdsy next In payiny tn
butte % tie heroic dead ~ Oakw0od. under
tie auspices % the ladies' Memorial AsscciS-
ton Iss IisFs Published OF sunday lss.
TIE sdm.rso.s programme for the occasson.
and u addition % which tie Association has
been furnished With an 0r< Ia ode written
oy Ar. James Hsrwood OF Nenab.e street.
vlicn VII oe read Oh the occasion. Tie pro
cessio1, CONSISTING OF state militia ard Leo
anl Picket. camus VII start from tie front
q -. Johns church about 40 Z. NJ gong
down Igenty-Eitn stree; 20 K aud OGt .
re cemetery. II the weather should preven;
the exercises u tie open ar. the address
alt musical portion VI. be gwen IL Corcoran
HAL. WATCH Las been klnLiy ofeTel tAs
aides by the trustees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

The Dispenser Has Big Audience Despite
ofOsher Attractions.

TIE wel.tsr yesterday morning was IS
pleasant % .ls smiles u eighteen men WHO
10 t-s ..tsrr0ol were % show themselves
tss.-s + -1l x .Le.- f-.er1s These beautiful
DAYS 2 lovely sprug .--g cr- tie c-c-t.-re
crowd 9. che c1-r-. al zee kre-i temple y
justice was crowded yesterday A1e br-=-
stree. BE- rLe afternoon Hls- C--y-carr.szss-
People may grow weary o- cushioned pew
AMI choice 1rs q orthodoxy. even though
t--T many have cse- good c-n LIZ scnoo.
-.tg.ars s-I .fatsr - pay baseball y angle
t1s -rs-sreculg ger-1. 1-, the zs-z a. tns
cou-. never r--es. DrLsr a.rrsc.-1s cave
LIZZIE % -9 sI--- q --e contingent 20. ca-ly
cl1zreglts 20 --ls place o.. amusement, ar 10
ths -acs q 4l .r-er great sCc.a. event - occur
N me afternoon sev-fs. HUNDRED ~ The habit
u-, n4t .-s nerve o. crowd !lto TIE saw
f-s. arena sweat z1t listen o. tie ts.ss o.
wee from t-s --tc---la-es W-0 were u tie
p=-.
Justice John assembled tie bench. glanced
over tLs list % sinners md smiled A. serele.y
IS re c.rc-s equestrian W-o -a- s.ccesstll-y
sorersa-.tsd through payer hoop and
landed safely CO Tie Dscz 20 Us 1Jrse. lie
s1.xs. was - gu. o. eY..-doers a. tie error
column 10 che Afternoon scofe-lzr1. sc1
lights u orz,orY from tle legal fraternity
were - scarce - rr.--iA-t pays oy tle CLUB
TIA. wasL1t u o. lls proceedings we're a.
one-s.fed ss the game II 1aL. FOR ice great
f,srer-er. Ike tce Co-ullc " es4tls. hst
ererytL.ug rs owl va. me probabilities
q s.nuiuz and uo. be.n. caught wss - clearly
demonstrated ss the pc--lr--li--s ~ game "
bal 81 members 0i tl- .olI Aln-rel
Around Alder. sidney Iocz-ngto1. WI
liam Ms.l0ry ari John uOvaly there Ms 3
soue.hln. inexprssslo.y lovely flr they lad
been locked Up al. night f0r drunkenness.
That pleasant. izr-aTay COX 10 The bod SIC,
rlaurutul eyes. the attr4ctiFe--ss and care
les abandon u tle unzept bang MS . Ease
nation Ike sryiLln- 50 sracki1g ~
society. And then . j. such relief - hear
. nan WIKI oig head .sc.r0w.scSs be has
been absolutely ; fool The above named
gents we're beautiful specimens O. men gone
wrong. and paid their - 1re N.th A. much in
dldsrelcs - many pad &C. Il ths afternoon
D. zee az exhibition.
Itisa beautiful sight 20 see thoroughbred
q handsome buggy spinning around race
course Lzs small boys l-Mmi1E TOD. and q
j. . lovely feeling % ~ behind = speedy
tro.,er - 10 cuts lis WAY Ike tie wind
Through space. but % engage - such Annse-
lneuts OF the mac-lt8mlzet Franklin . too
much for even the tl- hearted Justice John
q look over with impunity. This was tie
charge eCtered opposite tie na1ne o. Mr..
Preston Be.yn agA the case WAS Confined
cnt.l the 10Th instant
jain Il. Con.sy. Al ebony image OF African
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

For The sunday Tines
The Oh apple tree. that sands ~ ina wall.
is covered with snowy bloom
Ana Ia ~. .Drirg ar ilAf seal. c.css ~
is .alal with sweet perfume
rTisai1vsly q Sh, This snAr.sf cd tree.
Wt.l IS wsalsh o. blossoms rare:
Arslntsr u.i sLs sex. both fsr Al nea-,
n vain Tor 4 sL--< more FAR.
R.sh tloscu IA. bags. Ike = nov-eaks
caught
Arrt.oasr. CT the tOlgh.
A promise gives f0r the autumn d&yf
Ni-h fhs.r golden plenty. now
4 zee brown bird 4 TIE ioplos. sTig
sends 0lt .oT01s note.
Fcr scr.s Tree l. MS sumner home.
Arl 30 hope Ia. sre--s lis i-Eo4-
Hone All loYs-i1r he Ia. mate
Anfaress With four eggs green
An -0nlerhlnz 20 .0Fe q. a'tsr a..
The test IL. O, lie. | veen.
AsxrE SMITH.
E.rhG0-t ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

IzVcGr0T. Vs.. May 7.-Conus sut
.s LrT --s a.s.r-.-g t-rle 20 G. -ssrsz.lon.
Somewhere t.r sister - g cousin ~ 3 friend
o. .tor ----- r-.s .-.1 resting period = tie
---e- ra-- o- gle % al the only thing
watch compares w.-L % D.. ls -ls making u
en- -e-ec-s --- -lsss same ts-r ia-.s--.
1-4--g every -1cts-T student cr ca..c
El- one meets g making orr tie card o..
.o-s c- t-s r---t.ss- girls and best dancers
i- rle world Say. o. 4 fellow, y.l re-ls BE-
ler she was here year before .ast All made .
BIZ -.t You cant miss o. I'LL PIT you
down lor --s Llrc--- german.
TIE average reply j.: sec yol la.er.
don Know how stand tcr that date lie
then goes around O. o-s OF the old -tari-1ys
alt 11ls elt about tie zeal C.. learn. that
s-s IS -lst charming aud breaks his meek 10
D.. tl-r t-r bis trend ~ - OF the card. '
lcl- --- ar-c- ths manner that engage
mer.- ape made here sar the finals. l. 3 lot
o1ly amusing --t exceedingly interesting %
sl 1-.-l .-r Or course rc-re srs soLe well
known AID popular young ladies'. Gle mention
az whose names cr.cgs around crowd & 81
rlirers l-xl us o. see-rs engagements Ot t-is
End Richmond axes : loi SHOWING VITA
Lyuclaurg lightly .n advance.
lis rlLored that one Of Lexington fa.rsst
bel q. viii oneu Gle tnal BAL with President
the palm Wl-l LIS AoEFs- O.ey .ast year q
Ws.lirzton al Lee.
Tbe outlook COW . that this years com
r~arcerreut Will be tie granlest for years
both % the l niTerslty srt Virginia Military
Institute.
NE commencement - the University vi !
bay,n ia SUNDAY. June 18Th with bacca-
l.rrsat- -srmon by Bishop FstsrAn % the
Episcopal diocese q IVES, Virginia The fo.-
loving = tie programme
sunday night. regular services a. the
churches
Monday afternoon. boat races. Monday
pigSt address before the literary societies.
~ sos.ker ma not been selected
Tua.isy msrulug morning geTlan. Tues
dsy night. a.uml. address oy hon James
Hay. II Hsdisoa county, VA lie A9nIi