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The morning call., 1892-06-14
Moseley in Mexico.

SAN DIEGO, June 13.-J. +. Moseley, the
Stockton official who is short 100000 in his
accounts, Is reported to have crossed the
line into Mexico last night.
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A CIeyeIand Telegram.

Colonel A. A. Andrews, one Of the dele
gates to the Chicago Democratic national
convention. has received personal tele-
gram from Grover Cleveland, thanking him
for his efforts i'm his behalf.
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Cedros Island Ore.

SAN DIEGO, June 13.-The National City
Reduction Works resumed operations to-
day, aud will be employed constantly on
Cedros Island ores.
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The seeds OF sickness and Of death
In diSordered mouth are sown:
When bad the teeth or foul the breath,
Both soul and body lose their tone,
Till SoZoDoNTS brought into play,
And sweeps those dire defects away.
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A New Steamship Line.

SAN DIEGO, June 13.-Mr. Riyeron of
Ensenada is about to pat on a line of
steamers 10 ply from San Diego to Mexican
and Central American ports.
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The Kaiser,s Yacht psfeatad.

LONDON, June 13.-At the Cirque Ports
regatta to-day the yacht Iyerna again de-
feated TIE Meteor. which is owned by the
German Emperor
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WILL STEER A BALLOON.
a Ventura County Raucher Thinks He Can
Aecomnlish the Feat

ACCOMPLISH the teat.
SAN DIEGO, June 12-R. J. Woodward, a
Ventura rancher who believes that he has
discovered a method by which balloon can
be stored Is here. He proposes to initiate
his balloon with illuminating gas and at
tempt TO cross the continent He was to
have started tomorrow, but deferred his
he has telegraphed can arrive from the
East He has sele ted San Diego as his
point Of departure in order to avoid the
mountains farther north
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sERRETr sTILL ALIVE.
Beaten Almost TO Death by Two Drunken


Boys.
MARYsYILLE, June 13.-Lucien SeTett
the man who was almost killed yesterday
by three boys. who robbed him, is still
alive and the doctors now say that he will
tally and physically a wreck The identity
of the boys who are in custody has been
fully established by men who saw the affair
from 2 distance. The Brown boy told q
friend after the arrest that both Of the Nc
Caigs had got out Of buggy and beat and
robbed the man. He was drunk and could
Just see what the others were doing.
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HE DRANK POISON.
The Fatal Mistake Of an Aged Resident Of
Bakersfield

BAKERSFIELD, June 13-F. H. Cotton,
aged 50. who has resided here for IS years,
died this morning from the effects OF a
potion of bichromate of potash and sui
phurlc acid, mixed for a galvanic battery,
and swallowed by him by mistake FOL
water Cotton became unwell in the night
some little time ago, and arising to procure
q drink Of water swallowed the poison that
he found upon table where he had sup
posed there was cup of water. He suffered
great agony prior to his death.
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SHIPPING FRUIT EAST.
The Outlook for the Season Is Most E1Cour-
aging.

aging.
NEWCASTLE, Cal, June 49, Carload ship
ments Of fruits for the East have COM
menced at this point. Up 10 the present
time all the fruit grown here has been re-
quired by the local trade" by which term
is designated all points west Of the Missouri
River On Saturday the first full through
car Of the season was loaded, and this Will
be followed by the daily increasing output.
The shipment included cherries, apricots,
peaches and a small lot Of raspberres. The
outlook Tor the season is very fattering.
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Nnrthwest I.aannn Co.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

AUIIH"Ust N5dsu UaMts
PORTLAND, June 13.-Portlands G, Taco
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Which has Effected perfect cure. highly rec
ommend Hoods Sarsaparllla. ELSIE GOD
FREY, Bonsall. San Diego County, Cal.
BE sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t Is pc
cular TO Itself.
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That
Tired Feeling

Prevails with It's most enervating and discourage
ing effect in spring and early summer, when the
days grow warmer and the tonng effect OF the
cold air is gone. HOODS SarsaparllIa speedily
overcomes "that tired feeling" whether caused
by change Of climate. season or life, by overwork
or illness, and imparts feeling of strength,
comfort aud self confidence,
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HOOPS PILLS cure liver Ills constitution
iaundIce. sick headache. my Ih cod
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Poison Oak

81 live In section where there Is a great deal
OF poison oak. and from contact with 1t got the
poison into my system and suffered great deal
l tried many things, but nothing did me any
GOOD Till took
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1t Is the Best

II have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and find It
10 be an excellent medicine. Friends 10 whom
have recommended 1t also say 1t is the best they
ever used."-JOHS L. NOBLE, Acton. Los An.
geles County, Cal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Farmyille.

PAINFULLY, Va. Feb. 5.-Mr. Page Irving,
who is Il son Of the late Judge irving, left
Farmvllle this week TO lake q position with
the Virginia Life Insurance Company at
Richmond.
Mr.. j. NJ. Crute, our county judge. IS re-
covering from the grip. which has kept him
indoors for several weeks.
Colonel K. i. Hubbard has returned from
Richmond. The law suit between him and
j. Thompson Brown has been compromised.
Mr.. James Womaok. a w~ell-known young
man of this county, has gone to Texas, where
he will enter the railroad business.
MIR. Nenny Richardson. formerly Of Farm
vile. but now of Martinsyille, was here this
week visiting relatives.
We are glad to note that Mr.. Thomas j.
Cenden. superintendent OF schools. il inviting
the attention of the people TO the need OF
better roads in Prince Edward county.
Miss Matte Coulling, a student of the Nor
NAL school. was called to Ashland by a tele-
rram 10 the bedside OF her sick father, who
has since died.
The Misses Vickroy gave q charming tea on
last Monday evening. Among those present
were Misses Leason, Matte Dabney, Emma
Crump. DIR. w. Il. Anderson and W. G..
FlOurnoy.
Mr.. Littleton Fitzgerald, OF Richmond, was
in town Wednesday.
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staunton.

SrAUSrov. Va. Feb. G.-The first reception
of the season Of 1892 was given yesterday
afternoon at the Wesleyan Female Institute by
Mrs. j.. S. B~0atwright and Miss Matte =.
Harris, daughter OF the president Key. W.
A.. Harris. The receptlOn-rOOms were beau
tifully decorated with cut flowers,
palms. Gala lilies and potted plants
and lighted with wax candles. Outaide
"a snow storm was furlOusly raging, and the
guests as they entered the cosy room pre-
uared for the entertainment and reception
we're greeted by "A soft. balmy atmosphere
red0lent with perfume of flowers and toned
% aesthetic tastes by the mellow hght or
hundreds Of wax tapers. Mrs. B~oatwught
received IN the parlOr and was assisted Dy
Mrs. NcHenry Holiday. Mrs. j. j. Shirley,
Mrs. Liza Stuart and Misses Young. WINS
low. DE lancey and Leach. Inc young
will be the full graduates OF the
school in June next. Miss Harris presided IN
the dlniug-rOOm and was assisted by Mrs. r..
Al TAYLOR, Miss Edith Jones and the Misses
Corprew. The receiving party was IN iull
evening toilet. Among the guests present
were Mrs. II. NJ. Mcllhany, Mrs. Ihomas NC
Collough. of Annapolis, Md; Mrs. Hans
come, of Chicago: Mrs. Kilby. of Norfolk;
Mrs. Lieutenant Dabney, Mrs. Heber ker,
Miss ID. Yost, Mrs. DR.. A. Nj. Henkel,
Mrs. DR.. il. II. Henkel. Mrs. G.. ID. kmitts,
Mrs. TAYLOR Bissell and Mrs. W. q. kinney,
The StauntOn Mhlst CluD was eHtS.9aluo9
last night at the Hotel Mozart by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Turk.
Miss Janet Haight. daughter Of the late
Governor Haight. of California. IS visiting
her grandmother. Mrs. NJ. j. Blssel.
Mrs. r.. p. Bell is visiting her brother.
Harry Frazier. Esq, chief engineer OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Richmond.
Mrs George i. Wilson. who has been visit
ing Mrs. James II. Dooley. returned home yes
terday.
Miss Gena Jones, daughter of Governor
Jones. Of Alabama, Is the guest Of Miss Maude
Cooke.
Miss Reiter, Of New York, is with her
friend, Mrs. L. NJ. Taylor.
Mrs Annie st. Clair. Of Tazewell Court
house. is visiting her father, DR.. Walker. as
s~istant physician Of the Western Lunatic
ASYLUM,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07
Clifton FORGE.

CrrFroN FoRGK. Va. Feb. G.-The people
of Clifton Forge in their Unprecedented march
of material advancement have not altogether
lost sight of that better and more enjoyable
aide of life. the social surroundings. Nothing
is more noticeable 10 the observer of our
vonnc and growing city than the great i'm
provement that has been made along this
line. A few short months ago a social event
bv reason OF its infrequency was Sensational!
in Clifton Forge. Now II IS a conventional
thing and an almost every day occurrence.
Germans. public receptions, leap year parties,
private Entertainments OF oil kinds. etc. FOL
low one another IN quick succession. Inns
desirable change is due largely 10 the lntiu-
ence and energy of the Young ladies OF the
place. than whom no city Of equal proper
tions can boast of a faiTer, nObler or gentler
ouota. Under their benign influence our
bows have begun TO think more OF themselves
and TO show their appreciation OF their OPP
portunities IN their countenances', their
dress. their walks and every act OF their
lives. Neither is our polite circle limited IN
its extent 10 the exclusion Of oil but Tour
hundred ~ for after these are counted. sun
we have left gallant lads and fair lasses be-
yond number.
During the past week, however. a brief re-
spite has been taken. With the exception OF a
few private Entertainments no social demon
STATIONS have been made. Tins. however
will only continue for "A few days ana then;
with renewed energies and purposes, life Will
60 merrily on.
The Clifton German Club has sent out in
vitations for another german. 10 oe gwen on
the evening of the 18th. These dances have
proven TO be very popular.
The Clifton Club will tender a public re-
ception on the evening Of the 10Th at It's par
Tors in the Frazier building:
Miss Nellie Grady. Of Richmond who has
been visiting Mrs. J. II. Carlisle tor some time
past. returned a few days ago TO her home.
accompanied by Mrs Carlisle, who Will re-
main in Richmond for a short time.
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ID. G..
The already beautiful home was luxuriantly
ana ~charmingly decorated in holly. mistletoe,
hanging moss and evergreens OF every variety.
interiaced with bright flowers, while stationed
hero and there gracefully about the house
were palms and other growing plants, when
stood as natures sentinels over the iairy-llke
scene.
over the mantels and wherever they could
be artistically placed were banked eNergreehs,
ferns and flowers.
The hours Tor receiving were from : TO II.
Mrs. Harrison Robertson. Jr.. entertained
a number " her friends at luncheon on Tues
day.
. Cards are ont announcing tho marriage on
"Wednesday next OF Miss Mary J. Crump 20
Nr. Robert Heskins. The ceremony viii take
place al Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal
church at o y. NJ. after which n reception will
be held no the residence OF Mrs. Laura A..
Patrick. the aunt OF the BRIDE.
Miss Crump. who is well known in Rich
moul. ia one Of Danvllle's most charming
voung ladies. and is universally popular. Mr..
Haskins is q successful young tObacconlst,
and is now associated with the American 10
DaccO Company.
The T.. y. Ofs. a~strictly select and intensely
secret social aggregation. held r very impor-
tant meeting Friday evening. and 10 IS wits
pered that tho important business transacted
was 20 set on loot y scheme for q number of
Of brilliant social Affairs % como of between
now and Lent.
The Young Mems Club recently organized
has changed is name from that of Jonah 70
the Ornooo Club of DanYille. The officers
for The present term are O. W. Dudley. presi-
dent: Walters A.. Holland. vice-president: J..
A.. Lawson treasurer, and }. Paul Taylor,
secretary. The cluD-rOOms. corner Main and
Bcnk streets. are being elegantly furnished.
Miss hittie Goids0orough. of Frederick.
Md, who has been visiting Miss Birdie
Neal. left Wednesday for South Boston TO
spend a few days, latter which she Will return
home.
Miss Laura Mitchell. Of Newport News IS
visiting Mrs. w. ID. Watson, west MAN street.
Mr.. Henry Dudley. n popular young nusl-
ness man. has gone 20 Baltimore to hnish a
course IN q commercial college.
MIS-. Henry b. F0wlkes. OF Nottoway
county. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. JONI
w. Holland.
Mr.. Charles Orchardl left Thursday for o trip
20 Chicago, partly on business and partly on
pleasure.
Miss Blanche Graham. of Alexandria, is the
guest of Mrs. j. Y. GralRm.
Mrs. Charles H.. Conrad spent most OF the
week in Greensboro. visiting her parents,
Colonel and Mrs. ,. B. Keogh.
Miss Madge Graham, Of Alexandria, IS visit
ing Miss Kate Graham.
Colonel Peter Hairston. of Henry county,
spent several days IN the city this week.
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ingdon; Miss Mary Herman. Marion. Va.
with Charles Jones. New Dian ai;ss Mat
thews.. huntsville. Ala. with N q White,
Abingdon: Miss May Fry. Coyner's Springs.
Va, with MT, Lewis. Bristol. Miss Pauline
White Abingdon: with W. B. Cobbs. Glade
Springs: Miss Margaret White, Abingdon.
with W.. W. campbell. Abingdon; Mss
Mary lrigg, Abingdon with s. Hess.
Baltimore. Nd: Miss Susie Campbell Abing-
don. with j. Kent. Dunganon. Va: Miss
Mamie Campbell. Abingdon. with Daniel 4.
Campbell. Abingdon, Miss Mamie Trigg.
Abingdon, with Mr.. Conway Bristol: Miss
Mary Taylor. Abingdon. with LLOYD Byars
Bristol. Miss Willie Taylor. Abingdon. with
4. L. Herman. Marion. Miss Florence Meek,
Abingdon. with j. 4. Preston. Abingdon;
Miss Lizzie Iitchheld, Abingdon, with Frank
Campbell: Miss Gilbert Preston. Abingdon,
with Mr.. English. Bristol. Miss Ella Lloyd.
Abingdon. with Professor A.. Z. Winner, Alb
ingdon; Miss Mamie Giidersleeve. with DR..
W. II. Washington. Abingdon; and the fol-
lowing ladies' aud gentlemen were also pres
ent. Miss Miriam irigg. Miss Jean 1rigg;
Mrs. W. IL. Aston, Mr.. and Mrs.
}. J.. Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L..
Trigg. Mrs. W. X. White. ST.. Mrs. BENJAMIN
Gildersleeve. Mrs. John 4. Campbell. Abiug-
don. Mr.. Bache, Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.. Frank
Kelley, Marion. Va: Mr.. butzman, Roanoke.
va, ana MIS-. Dr. herman, marion. va lho
party was ~chaperoned by j. c.. Watson, Jr.,
Richmond, Va; ". h. Armstead, Abingdon;
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Z. Trigg. Abingdon.
Music was furnished by Professor Mchll-
lan's band from Bristol. The first german
was called AZ 10 y. NJ. and lasted one hour
then came q splendid supper. The tables
and rooms were beautifully decorated. After
partaking of the good things the second ger
man was called at 1890 A. N. and lasted until
2 A. NJ. whom the marty digpersed for their
homes. The young mon propose returning
tins enjoyable occasion next Friday night.
The young men say they never did have q
more excellent time. and they wish to give
the young ladies in return a more enjoyable
occasion, If possible.
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Norfolk.

NoRFoIK. Va. Feb. ct seems as though
when January left VA she took all the ggyety
and mirth which we have enjoyed ava with
her. February has come IN very quietly
indeed. Surely there has never been a week
80 utterly lacking in amusement as THIS past
one was. Not a private entertainment oil any
description. literally nothing but the theater,
which wasn't wholly bad, Mantell for two
nights and Nine. Janauschek one. thus
passed the first three days of the week.
But with Friday the monOtony was broken,
and "a very pretty german was danced at the
Masonic Temple. given by the Norfolk Cotll-
Ion Club. 1t was led by Mr.. William Wilcox,
who. as q leader. has no superior here.
AMONG those present were. Miss Hurkamp of
Fredericksburg, Miss Lille Fair OF Glouces-
ter. Miss Evy Walker of Richmond, Miss
Withers of Suffolk. Miss Anna tahr of Glou-
cester. Misses Annie Henry. Mary Ellis, Min
ME Baker, Clara Borum. Sue leatman, Susie
payne. Eloise White. Lillian Archer, Jennie
Blamire. Blanche Hendren. Fife Payne. Pat
tie Selden. Maggie Blamire. Blanche Smith,
Miss Barry OF Washington, D.. C.. Miss
Branche of St. LOUIS. Mrs. H.. VI. Merritt,
Mrs. Walter Upshur. Mrs. William Cook,
Mrs. Caldwell Hardy and Mrs. James \. Leigh,
Messrs. William Wilcox, Henry thompson,
Arthur Smith. Percy Jones. Edward Henry.
Agelasto. Swenson, George WILKINSON. victor
Parks. James Robinson, Edward Wilcox. Will
liam Wilkinson. Vaughan. Davis. Sam Forbes,
William Robinson. Charles Tenant. Mclean
TIlton. William Baker. fullwood and Biamire.
Mr.. Arthur O'Neill IS in Washington on a
visit TO friends.
Miss Lorey Bitch is visiting in Petersburg.
Mrs. II. b. Harrison Is visiting friends IN
Petersburg.
Miss Annie Jelers. of Annapolis Nd, IS
visiting Commodore G.. b. Poindexter.
Miss Emma 5. Fowler. of Greenyllle. n. o.,
is visiting Mrs. X. W. Pigott. 22j Butte street.
The Misses Emma and Lizzie Freeman are
visiting friends in Petersburg
Mr.. Nj. q. Cannon left Tor Richmond Thurs
day.
Ran~dolph-AIacon College TO study for the
ministry. ,
MIR. Washington Taylor was in Richmond
on Thursday.
Miss Halle Anderson left for Baltimore via
the Bay Line Thursday afternoon.
State Senator ID. j. Turner Is IN the city.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Fuller. of Baltimore. was
at the Gladstone yesterday.
Mrs. w. 5. Moore left for the North yester-
day.
Lieutenant Archibald Campbell. United
States army, has received orders from head
quarters TO be removed to Washington. He
has been in this city for some time as recruit
ing officer, and will leave next Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

FREDERICTsBUEG. Va. Feb. Gone Of the
most enjoyable occasions of the past week
was the lecture delivered in the Opera-House
Friday night by Rev. H.. NJ. Wharton. of Balti-
more. under the auspices Of the SUNBEAM
Society of the Baptist church Of this city.
Notwithstanding q snow-storm had pre-
vailed nearly all day. rendering the walking
very dlsagroeable, Mr.. Wharton was greeted
by q large audience and for an hour and a hall
kept his hearers highly entertained. In con-
nectiOn with the lecture the ladies held "A les
tival where all sorts OF good things were pro-
vided, and music vas furnished Dy boWerlng $
Band, thus afiordlng a combination 81 attrac-
tons. As was expected the entire entertain
ment was q complete success.
Mrs. Flo j.. st. John and daughter, Miss
Resale. eft o few days ago for New York,
where they will remain 4)r some time;
Mr.. Hunter Davis. Of Stle Pond. Md, is VS.
ting bis parents at their home on Princess
Anne street.
Mrs. Thomas Wood. Of Cuipeper. is tho
guest If her s0n. Mr.. r.. J.. Wood.
Mrs. George l.. Crawford. of Richmond, is
visiting the FAMILY of Major A.. +. Rowe.
Miss Susie Butzner. OF Fort Wayne, Ind. 10
visiting the family of Mr. Willard McNhist
in this county.
Judge f.. Berteau and daughter, Of New
fOundland, are visiting their relatives, Cap
tain l.. nesreaux and Captain l.. LecoDter, 40
their homes in stafford county, near THIS
city.
Miss Bessie Bryan, Of Stafford county, IS
the guest 0l Major ~. T. DIX and family AZ
their home ON Prince Edward street.
The Whist Club was entertained last night,
at tie Hurkamp mansion on Hanover street
A LARGE number OF tine members o. the CLUB
and "a few invited guests We're present among
them Miss Mile Scott. Miss Mamie Hern-
don. Mrs. A.. Is. Bolts, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Non
Shon. Misses Hurkamp. Misses John + Scott.
A. X. Phillips, Jr.. Charles Hurkamp. Thomas
B.. Barton, W. III. Hur6amp, A. IS. Bolts. III.
Won Shon, A. b. Bolts. Jr.. and Others.
To-day the sleigh bells are jinglIng on our
streets and the young people are enjoying
fine sport.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

TIE Bear Lithia Water Company is rapidly
Incoming one OF the prominent industrial in
stitutions of Virginia. 10 IS doing It's work
under the general law Of this State, with its
headquarters az Bear Llthia Springs, about
two miles from ElktOn. Rockingham
county, with a general business office
at 9i5 Broadway. New York. Colo
mel A. G.. Dickinson. a native Of Virginia.
purchased tho lease OF these springs from an
organized stock company Just one year ago.
The lease carries with II all privileges looking
TO a commercial use Of the water for a period
Of forty years. A complete reorganization
was made stock company formed on 4 capt
tai Of 200, 900. warehouses were built, pumps
and other machinery. including a superb
plant for carbonizing the water. were put up,
and within two hundred yards OF the Shenan-
doah Valley railroad. on the banks of the MS
toric and beautiful river OF the same name. Il
work is actively going on that IS destined. We
have little doubt. 70 become, IN q very snort
time. all industry that will make the name
Bear Lithiap Springs rs famous as the
Apollinaris or Carlsbad or any OF the great
waters Of Europe that have become OF such
immense importance as 20 be extensively
used in almost every city and town IN the civ
,lized world. No hotel. cafe, club or private
residence Of refinement and with 4 taste Tor
a healthful and delightful sparkling" water
can afford TO be without come one Of these
nlInIAA uA ALA AAt $3.50 w.
es beautiful and inspiring as champagne,
fail 10 leave any injurious effects. but on the
contrary. as in case of the Bear Lithia,' IN
this respect preferable to ell others Is at the
same time an admirable digester, relieving
ond assisting az al times the organs OF diges-
ton TO have such a water in our very midst,
a Variable nome production. - an actual
blessing and we re confident that there Is only
needed a knowledge of this fact 70 bring - The
Pear Tithia Water" into general use. In one
wear Colonel Dickinson has established agen-
cc;as in almost every city in the Union also
in South America. Mexico and the West In
dies. and the fame Of this wonderful water as
lure for all uric acid troubles has extended
70 the four quarters Of the globe. Oscar
Cram a. CO. are the agents OF the sparkling
Bear Lithia. Ii is put up in cases at $3.50 tor
fifty bottles Quarts. and $3.50 for MT, bot
ties (pints). All druggists should handle the
Natural water. which sells at si.Z5.. de-
livered. The cases contain one dozen half
gallon bottles.
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A Straightforward Statement.

The Newport News Building Company pre-
sants TO the business public this morning q
highly attractive and comprehensive exposi-
ton of its advantages and purposes. The
names connected with the enterprise will in
smre SPACIOUS conduct Of its affairs. and the
st~aicbt onward way that appeals 60 conf
dence Of the business world. The Newport
News Building Company possesses some Of
the most attractive property IN the line OF
rapid improvement in this wonderful new
city Of progress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

The fire on Cary street delayed but . few
hours the enterprising firm Of Savage. Bev-
eridge b Co. Before the smoke was cleared
away q new house was secured, their flag
thrown TO the breeze and everything around
represented business activity. Their new
number. 1918 Cary street. is next door 10 the
old one. and is a very large building we'll
suited for their extensive and growing bust.
goods bought and continually arriving from
the West this firm has at the depo;s carloads
of stuff Just suited for the Virginia market
and the Carolinas. Financially strong. full
of energy and push. it is creditsble to our
city that we have such plucky firms among
our merchants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-07

DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Wheat gave a ID delight
full card party on Tuesday evening IN honor
of Miss Mccormick, of Clarke county.
Miss Nirgie Brock entertained Mrs. Ken
hart. Of Boston, very charmingly on Friday
evening. -.
The Junior German Club held a brilliant
meeting Mt Belvidere on Friday.
invitations are out % o reception 70 be
given by Mrs. W. c. Mayo in honor of her
debutante daughter. Miss Mary Mayo. on
Thursday evening next from : to IL o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. G. OBJ C%owardin, in honor of
the little folks of their home. will give q very
large children's fancy ball on Friday evening
newt FELIX.