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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-16
OOUGAN g. CO.

CONTRACTORS for house and railroad
stone masonry and stone cutting. Flai.
ging and raving. Gate piers and en-
.raucrs. Stone masonry rcpoinLed aud
remodcled. Fine work y speciality. Al
work guaranteed. 214 Third avenue Il
W., Roanoke. Va. 413 3m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-16
Blue Ridge Special.

COMMENCING Tuesday, July l2, and
until further notice, the Norfolk and
Western railroad will run a special train
from Roanoke for the accommodation OF
visitors to Coyncr's and Blue Ridge
Springs. This train will leave Union
Station GOO p. m. daily except Sunday.
This train will not run beyond Blue
Ridge. w. b. BEvILL,
General Passenger Agent.
TRY package OF Henrietta cigarettes
They please the most fastidious tastes.
FMEsr cabinets. 81. sidcinper 8. sOi Jefferson
Opening and Closing OF the Malls.
OPEN.
i....,......... 1910 n. IN
c'som North and East .............. GAO p. m
............. $40 y. IN
srr,,p yyest and so,,b l.....,....... ZOO a. IN
A- "Ss' any .............. 1880 y. M
CLOSE.
,ua. No.,h o,,ap.s, ......... 12O0 mn
=. y. .'o''- -i'' '-'@7'''' .,..... 80. 300 y. M
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-16
ROANOKE & SALEM DUMMY LINE.

N B.-Theater nights last train,leaves
Roanoke 1O:45; arrives Salem 11:15 p.
m. Sundays, the first run is omitted
Trains leaving Roanoke at 3:45 q. m.
and AIS p. N. on Salem dummy line will
have baggage car attached for carrying
drummers' trunks, general baggage and
merchandise, beginning May 25
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-16
EDUCATIONAL.

TT AW SCHOOL, WASHINGTON AND
"A Lee University, Lexington, Va. G.
a. Graves, Prof. Com. and Stat. Law; j.
Randolph Tucker. Prof. Equity and
Constl Law, etc. G.. w. c. Lee, Presi-
dent. Engineering School, Washington
and Lee University. Civil, Mechanical,
Mining, Electrical. Address d C..
Humphreys, Lexington, Va. 70 1meod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
I.uporia.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
EyfpoRrx, June 25.-Miss Lizzie Wood
ward. of Wilson. y. c.. was the guest OF
Mrs. j. Oscar Farmer this week.
Miss Mamie Hicks visited Mrs. W. +.
Bailey this week.
our townsman DR.. Edmunds Mason
continues 10 improve.
Rev. Everarl Meade. of your city, was
upon our streets few DAYS since.
Miss Mamie Wilson visited friends near
Durand's this week.
Sir. and l.rs. George ". Geary have re-
turned home after brief visit 10 North
Carolina.
Rev. George Y. Bradley. Jr.. Of Bruins
wick county, has removed - this town,
where be will reside IN the future.
Mayor Baker Is on the STR & again after
brief illness.
Rev. A. c. Jordan has been quite III.
Mr.. Harry Taylor. VINO has Just returned
from the university, will shortly apply for
admission To the bar.
The aiethodists have purchased a new
and handsome organ Cor Their church.
Mr.. Harry Schwartz. one OF our most
enterprising young merchants. returned
home last Tuesday with his bride, nee Miss
Minnie Nushaum, of Baltimore. The
happy pair were warmly. welcomed by
| their friends.
Councilman Farley returned from Balti-
more, Nd, a few days since.
Mr.. Barnes. of New York, has been here
for some days purchasing antiquated old
furniture and giving very FAR prices.
Justice l.. l.. Deakins is out after brief
| illness.
Your correspondent has in his possession
a check drawn by his grandfather, Peyton
Mason. Esq. of Prince George county. OH
March 10. 1881. The check is made paya-
bic at the Office of discount and deposit
of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, at Peters
burg. The writing on the check is en-
tirely legible and clear. The check is not
so artistically gotten up Us those of the
present day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
williamsburg.

Correspondent CO OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. June 25 The final
sermon" at the college commencement
will be preached by Rev. I. q. Jones, ID.
d.. Of Norfolk, tomorrow Sunday night
at o'clock ut the college chapel.
Miss Mary T.. Edwards. OF Norfolk.
daughter of Captain Oscar Edwards, OF
that city. president of the Virginia Pilot
Associations is there visiting the family
Of Mr.. Robert I. Armistead. our popular
superintendent Of public schools.
hlrs. Alexander Gordon, of Baltimore, is
visiting Colonel and Mrs. Randolph Harri-
son. Palace Square.
Miss Pinkie Morecock has returned from
a delightful visit to her aunt, Mrs. z. q.
Durfey. at Newport News.
Mrs. Edwin t. Lamb. of West Point. ar
rived during the week TO pay visit to her
parents Captain and Mrs. Lane.
Miss Bette Nicholson, of Baltimore. is
sojourning a. the residence of DIR. James
ID. Moncure, Executive Building, west
Francls street.
Rev. Pike Powers, of st. Andrews Epis-
copal church. Richmond, has been con-
Quoting services here during the week ut
Bruton Episcopal church.
Mr. p. ID. Lipscomb. from Albemarle. is
here to visit his old college chums and
take in the commencement exercises.
Miss Everlyn SouthalI is here visiting her
cousin, Miss Marion Southall.
DR.. and Mrs. JamesD. Moncurel left Mon
dav for Lexington to be present at the
institute commencement. returning r,a
Roanoke to attend the State convention
Of Confederate camps. to which the Doctor
is delegate from Magruder-Eweli camp
Of this place. Mr.. lanes Il. NcCsw. a
relative of DIR. Moncure. and who has been
u cadet at the institute for the past two
sessions, will return home with them.
Mr.. Armistead. superintendent Of our
public schools. forwarded to Mr.. Massey
this week several finely executed maps.
Those selected ~ the moot accurate and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Loyingston.
[Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcl

TCorrespondence Of the Rchmond Dispatch.l
LIVINGSTON, Va, June 25.-Mr. Kaufman
of Baltimore. Is visiting alr. Benjamin
Movers. of this place.
Mr.. L. W. Shelton, of Clifton Forge, is at
LOyingston.
Mr.. Reed McCorkle, of Harrisonburg, is
visiting Mrs l.. j. Spencer here.
Rev j. w. Order Is taking three weeks
vacation from his work.
Mr.. McMarras Meyers is visiting his pa
rents here.
Mr.. Phillip Oberdorfer and wife. of
Charlottesville, have been visiting in Loy-
ingston this week.
Mrs. Addie Dawson, of Lynchburg, is
visiting her brother-in-law, MIR. William
Dawson, Of Lovingston.
Mrs. Mamie Pamplin. Of Lovingston,
left on Tuesday for Bonsacks. to visit her
brother, blr. Clarence Loving, of that
place.
pigeon few days ago,
Miss Jennie Phillips, Of Rockbridge
county, is visiting in the neighborhood of
Riley.
MIR. and Mrs. Smith and family, OF Wash
ington. are the guests OF Mrs. 7. b. Cabell
of Edgewood.
Judge Luther Dunn. Hon. Thomas
Dunn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Dunn
have been the guests of Mr.. William :.
Dunn. OF Midway, this week.
Mr.. Charming Robinson. of Richmond,
is the guest OF Mrs. Russell Robinson, at
"Colleton."
Nr. William Pamplln. who has been
| visiting friends at Norwood, has returned
TO his home, III Roanoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Iynchburg.

rCorresponlel~s = the Richmond Dispatch.l
LYScHBuEo. June 25.-Owing TO the ex-
trerne torrid weather there is very lttle
stir in social circles. and oil those who con
get away have gone TO the mountains.
The degree or Doctor of Divinity las
been conferred by Washington and Lee
University upon Rev. Z. Il. Fleming, OF
the Second Presbyterian church OF this
city.
Cal, are visiting Mrs. James |. Lee, or this
city.
Mrs. c. p. Langhorne has returned to the
CITY from brief visit 20 the country.
Misses Minnie and Mamie Porter. accom-
named by their cousin, Miss Sue Boat
wright. left here Tuesday for an extended
trip North.
S,Irs. L. A. sampselle and her two daugh-
ters. of Bluefield W. Va, are visiting Mrs.
J. ID. Dillon, on Wise street.
MIR. Jerry Carter and daughter. Of
Richlands, are visiting relatives IL this
city.
&. W. lawson. of this city, was. among
those VINO won the degree of Bachelor of
Arts at Hempden-Sidney this year.
Captain L. L. Lee and family are sum
mering at the West Lynchburg Hotel.
Miss Julia Sulley. OF Petersburg is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. ". W: Tyler.
HRS. L. ,. BocOch, OF hampton, W., IL III
the city.
Misses Hennie and Halle Cheatwood are
visiting Miss NcClanahan, III Roanoke.
Miss Ida Watts left Monday 10 visit
friends in Lexington.
Miss Nj. Clare Burch left for Charlottes-
vile Monday to visit her friend, Miss
Emma wilkins.
Miss Virginia Vandeerift, of this city,
is making up large party to visit Nir-
ginia Beach:
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Moore are visiting IN
Lexington. =,
Miss Eta Smith is visiting Mrs. W. d.
Hawkins. OF Bedford City.
Mrs. Frank. Alexandria, OF Staunton, IS
in the city visiting her father. Major
| George Murreil.
Mrs. Mary A. Hurley and her sister,
| Miss Maggie Burns, are visiting in Bedford
| City.
Miss Irene Langhorne left Monday FOR
| Richmond.
| Misses Maud and Elizabeth Bowdon, OF
| North Carolina, are visiting the family OF
| +. II. Threalgil.
Miss Long. of Richmond. is visiting Miss
| Hutter. Oh Daniels Hill.
| Miss Annie Rosser. of Danville. is visit
| ing her cousins. Misses Ella and Rosa
| Miller.
| A liberal lady of this city has sent @
check for $1,000 to the new church fund OF
\ 81. Paul's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

artistic we're drawn by Miss Dora Telser
and Master Julian Tciser, Ct School NO. 81 !,
of which Mr.. John =. Charles wss tne
principal. These maps will constituse .
part Of the states school exhibit st the
exposition. r. .ho
past two weeks been visiting frienos III
the lower part Of this county. u..,.
Mr.s Emily Carr, OF Petersburg. VIII WISH
during the coming week Miss Emmy
Christian. .,.
Miss Emily johnson and her brother,
Mr.. Edward Johnson. of Washington; are
the guests OF Professor and Mrs. Wiiiiaih
G.. Jones. Nicholson avenue. -.
At tho Grove. as the guests OK III;
Booths family. are Mrs. John IL. Guy ana
children. from Richmond. Miss and Mr.
School, who have been staying there, nave
returned home. l..
Miss Lille Monteiro, of Richmond, is
visiting her friend Miss Pcticolas Lee
Gloucester street. .. .,,
DR.. Edwin q. Booth has been quite Ill
for some DAYS. being confined to MS room
with an attack of rheumatism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
NOT FALSE PRIDE.

It is a great mistake 10 attempt 10 rid
Guile this sentiment a. beng false pride.
The continued existence and prosperity of
every land must depend on the spirit and
pride OF country aud If race. which is true
patriotism. And it is our patriotic duty TO
place our genesis on its true foundation
and to honor our forefathers and our real
founders as they so justly d. crye.
The taking OF the first firm hold on this
country for the English-speaking people
was the greatest work OF one of the most
remarkable transition periods IN British
history. 1t was probably the most mo-
mentous stroke OF national policy III the
annals OF the world. and the task was sc-
complished by some OF the greatest men or
that brilliant period-men in every way As
worthy as those who trIumpued at Hast
ings. Many of them had supported
the Red Cross IN our battle of
Armageddon as bravelv rs the Nor
mans did their 'consecrated ban
ner." The motives which inspired
them were higher than those which iu-
splred William, Duke of Normandy, and
his barons in the conquest and settlement
OF England. The results OF their task have
been more far-reaching for the betterment
OF mankind than the results of Hastings.
And we have in every way as much reason
Ito take pride in being able TO connect
ourselves ever so remotely with y our real
founders as Englishmen have III tracing
from the roll OF Battle Abbey.
ALEXANDER Brown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

VI tut ~ ONssss~@->S -
in 81 a. A. Franklin. OF Columbus. o..
.. eating his eon. Cadet Franklin.
Ma;or ". x. Howard and wife, OF FREQ
.,;cIsburr are attending the commence
msnt exercises at the Virginia Military tn-
sfitute. their son. Cadet q. *. iSIwsru' pc,
ing in the graduating class; AmonH .ne
ex-cadets present are n. " y g Tvrchbur~.
uaoree Ainslie. OF Richmond; George
Vcst. Of Virginia; G. b. Bidgood; OF hicn-
nond :. Charles Faulkner, son OF senator
Faulkner :of West Virginia; ia, SEinhei'
80 roanoke: Warren Elliott. Of Asheyius,
n O.. A. II. Land, ct Missouri. ana W.
Mrs' r. n. Funkhouser aud daughter
are at Capon Roads. A.
Mrs. Robert Portner and son. OF n'cA-
andria. arc the guests OF Caa @ lo.' Stnt a.
and daughter. of Richmond. are the
onests of Colonel and Mrs. L. III. Simins'
Virclpinia Military Institute.
NJ and Mrs. w. q. Elliott. OF Wilmihe-
ton n. C.. are the guests Of Cadet Elliott.
Miss Carrie Blundon, Mrs. Joseph H.:
strowbraker. and Mrs. X. X. Waring. or
Baltimore. are attending the commence
mont exercis ~ at the Virginia hiiit1fy H.
ID B. Spilman end wife. of West Vir::
ginia, are the guests OF Cadet Spiiinan' Oh
the Virginia Military Institute.
Miss Mary sheigluff. OF Baltimore, Is the
guest of Mrs. Lee. at the Pines :
General Basil w. Duke, of kentucky, IS
the guest of General Scott Shipp, at the
Virginia Military Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Barclay. OF Little
Rock, Ark. are the guests oil MI. 'ohh
Rev. 4. w. McCorkle. of Clifton Forge,
is visiting bis fathers family near LeAihg-
ton. -
Hon. W. A. Anderson and party OF
fourteen ladies and gentlemen spent the
day at the Natural Bridge.
Mrs. George B. Baker and Miss Mamie
Baker. Of Baltimore, are the guests OF Mrs.
DIR. J. X. jordan.
Rev. c. ID. Gilkerson and wife are the
guests of Mr.. L. j. Leyburn.
Mrs. Robert Palmer, of Staunton. and
Miss Nellie Cameron, of Augusta county,
are the guests of Or. William ). White.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Within Time.

ATLANTA Constitutional
Tho DAYS are gettn hazy With the smoke o.
forest nres,
An they're warm rs well as lazy-for the mockin'
bird perspires
A-singin' IN the blossoms-how they strain their
tender threats.
An the not sun shinin' on 'em makes 'em give US
neltin' notes,
It's tes' tho time for dreamin' OF the cool and
shady hooks,
For rollin' up your breeches for splash into the
brooks:
It's wishin' time, It's fshin' time-it's time TO
take your ease
Where the locust sings soprano to the tenor Of
tho bees
writer, leave your inkstand an your drowsy,
frousy desk,
An got out into tho country, where tho world 10
picturesque!
man. dead set for money! q, toiier In The
sup Of AM got some honey that VIII swssssn up
youe ufel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
kaykVilie.

rorrespondtneo Of The Richmond Dspatch.l
KEYsvrLLE, Va, June 25.--Miss Ruby
Gaulding. OF Smithville. is visiting MISS
Stella Pr:ddy.
Miss Helen Thorbum. OF Knoxville.
Tenn. rs visiting Mrs. Bette Clark.
Miss Annie Thomas, Of Lunenburg
county, is visiting her uncle, MIR. Il. IL.
Wilson. at the OSBORNE House.
Judge j. L. doncs, Of Helena, Ark. 10
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. w. Morton.
MIR. ]. Warren Wool left on Wednesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Disua,c

LEXINGTON, Va. June 25.-On Thursday
morning last Cadet Captain G. 4. Cabell,
OF Washington. ID. G.. of the graduating
class. was the recipient of an elegant seal
ring as a token of esteem from tho men,
bers OF Company q, Of which he il cap
tain. The presentation was made by First
Sergeant A. j: Orme, Jr., with few we'll.
chosen remarks suiting the OCCASION.
Miss Lucy Rucker. OF Lynchburg, In the
guest of Miss IloIs Gorrell.
guest Of his father. MIR. Il. n. Boogber.
Mrs. Thomas Singleton and daughter, of
Washington. u. G., are the guests Of Cadet
Singleton.
Mrs. J. L. Stephens. Mrs. ]. A. Morgan,
and Miss Daisy Morgan. OF Lynchburg,
ere tia gussts Of Cadet James ]. Stephens,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Onthe Anxious Seat,


Mrs. Winterbloom: hope you enjoyed
the dinner. Mr.. Suffer
Suffer: Thoroughly so. But l always
experience a troubled sensation when / am
eating one of your good dinners. Mrs.
Winterbl0om.
Mrs. Winterbloom: Indeed. How so?
Suffer: never quite know when am
going TO have another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
How to Get Rich on Wall Street.
lHarper's Bazar.l

Junior: Here is an order from Mrs. Pc
terkin-Smythe. father.
Senior: Really Clever woman, Mrs.
Peterkin-Smythe. We must do whatever
we can to oblige her.
Junior: She wishes us TO purchase 1000
shares OF J. 4. and W. on her account at
- and sell 1t at so, and send her check
for the profits by u O'clock today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Boy-Lifc on a Farm.

Farmers Boy: Kin go ishin'. dad?
Farmer: Is tn parstur' fence all laid up?
Farmers Boy: Yes. dad: every panel of
ii. Kin 90?
Farmer Is tn seed-corn shelled?
Farmers Boy: Ev'ry ear Of il. hin 90 /!
Farmer reluctantly; Yes; dig yer bait
in III garden N throw tn stones up side
o tn fence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
CHASE CITY WATER.


a the city Of RichmOni, Va. by q. ID.
WEGNkk. PRACTICAL PIANO Nr.
tab.shed nineteen years. Ind tlatA
p.anc-dealcrs or music stores.
Please send only written orders av
rcsld snce, No. 40l east Grace street
mcup. 4. "a. MktNt's
formerly Plauo-Nanu.ati
References Colonel william T.. 4h'
onel &. O'k. CORafdin, Proiesr d-t''
hardt. Gussayas Mllhlser, ts.l., e!c., etc. ..'
10 l2-Sats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
FEon GRAND OLD HOUSES.

Ia briet. the descent of our first Lord
Governor and Captain-Geueral, and ~
hlni,tds II he bfS families ~ VTpHld. caA
be traced through many OF the grandcst
old houses Of the Henrys and the hd-
wards. And although the most of these
great houses have ceased TO exist N tie
peer4ge Of old England. II must be q
source of pride 10 know that much OF the
same blood still flows IN the New World
tarough many q great heart. giving nerve
TO the strong arm and nOurlshment 10 the
vigorous brain.
Where Is Bohun?" exclaimed the ceic-
hrated Chici-Justlce Randolph Grove IN
bis eloquent prologue 10 the Oxford peer
age case, decided IN 1928. Where Is Now
bray? Where Is MortimerY Nay, which
il more and most OF all. where Is ilanta-
genet! :"
Remarkable, indeed" says Burke, " as
Is the extinction of families, the extinction
OF titles Is even more SO % tho historical
reader. who cannot but experience feel
iugs of sorrow at the disappearance ~
those famous TITLES. household words with
hun, the wearers Of whIch-senators.
statesmen, or warriors-shed such bril-
liancy over many a chapter or English an-
nails Where now are Clare and Clarence,
March and Kent, Gloucester and Dorset,
Oxford and Rivers those Old dienitles
are. however not forgotten, and tue best
EngliSh houses are proud OF BEN. able to
connect themselves e'r 50 rtmOte.y ,Ch
NfTap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
A thoughtful Husband.

New Ofk Neekiy.l
First Club-Man: What on earth have
you got in your pockets!
second Club-slan: The striking-gongs
from the clocks et home. | was afraid
they'd keep my wife awake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
TIE FAMILY ALLIANCES

were sometimes of peculiar interest. John
La War;, second Baron dc la War;. who
fought in the van at Crecy. married Joane
de Gresley. granddaughter OF Cicely de
Baliol, who was sister 70 John Ballot. Ming
OF Scotland (l292 and to Slr William
Ballol lie Scotf. an ancestor TO oir Samuel
Arpal. Governor and Admiral OF Virginia.
thus through the ROYAL house OF Balio!
many of our founders were heirs OF she
blood-royal Of Scotland. as they were
through other sources Of the royal-blood
OF ENGLAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

The descent can be traced through the
earlier branches OF the following " tamii es.
which stand out the most prominent IN the
pages of history" but which are now " en-
,ombed III tho mons anc sepu.chres Of nor
tallty": Beauchamp. Beaufort. Bohun,
De We're. De Lacy. tlt1alan, Holland, L..
War;, Mortimer, MowDray, Percy, and
Plantagenet.
And the following which "still endure
in all their original grandeur IN the peer
age Of the British empire: Clifford, Court
enay, Butler. Howard. Neyill. West, and
1.-The Geraldines the Goraldines tbs laL q
tbousand years
Since mid tue Tuscan vineyards, bright
flashed taair battle-spears;
Then Capet seized the crown Of France, their
iron shields We're known,
And their sabre diut struck terror on tuc
banks OF ihc OaryaDe:
But never IA q. nor thence Till now, has Ialse-
hood " li'grace
Been seen 70 soil Eitzgerali's plume, or man
tie IN his face
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
The Buxz Saw.
rn.s-.;s u..~n-~.>

tDetroit Free Press.
Ono-fineered Jake
Thus spako:
bisl-ho wux raw
He said twas q buzz saw.
! sad he he'd,
N ten ! tried
T'p'int out 70 him
Along Its rim
Thar want no teeth In slaht-
z,Pp,.
Bill vas right"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

NJONEY ADVANCED on DlACA
vi noNpS, WATCHES, JkMkLhl s1A
SiINERNAkE, &c Mall cCmmunifl- r.
tions viii receive attention. Cash ps4
God and silver. UNION LOAN CONAN
my s-Su, Tu.s ihtApiO o2S DrV-I si''-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

for Portsmouth to attend the marriage OF
his brother, Mr.. 7. J. Wool. on the 2stn.
In the guest OF Miss Willie Jeffress.
Messrs. u. r. Gregory and Z. II. Osborncc
attended the commencement exercises OF
tho Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College at Blacksburg ttSisWeek.
Mr.. ". Thorburn Clark was married 70
Miss Jacauelnc Owen, OF Green bay. on
Wednesday, 22d.
Major j. W. Morton has returned rom
Richmond, where he went to attend tne
convention OF tre-insurence agents.
Miss Esla Garland Is visiting hef "nc'e'
MIR. X. ID. Garland, of this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Everett Wadiey COMPANY.
D12 Main street

IF YOU HAyENTBEEy BUYING
YOUR STATIONERY FROM I'VE.
RETT wADDEY COMPANY Dr.
RING THE PAST FEW WEEKS gor
HAVE LOST JUST Doc FOR EVERY
DOLLARS PURCHASE.
WE WILL CONTINUE TO srt
AT 90 PER CENT. DISCOUNT as.
TIL WE MOVE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
rsimoRrALIzED BY sHAgEsPEABE.


Duncan I. and Malcolm III, of Scot
land. and Lyward Earl OF Nor,humber-
King John. Prince Henry, William Mar
shall, Earl Of Pembroke. Geofrey titz
Peter. Earl Of Essex; Roger Bigod. Earl OK
Norfolk; Hubert de Burgh. Pt1lip, King
of France: Lewis tho Dauphin. and
EIianor, widow OF Henry H., IN " King
Jnhn of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster
fine honored Lancaster" the patroA
Of Wlckllne and Chauceri and the an
cestor OF kings); Duke OF Norfolk. the
King Richard III.
The Earl OF Northumberland and Henry
Percy. called HotspuI IN " King Richard y
and Henry W." The Earl OF NesJmore-
land IN king Henry ~" and ""
Richard de Beauchamp. Earl OF warwick;
IN King Henry w." " and " W.
Lady Northumberland and Lady Percy.
wire to Hotspur. IN - Sing Henry" Inc
Duke of Norfolk and the Earl Of surrey,
in king Richard ILL.," and the Duke OF
Norfolk 10 king Henry VIII