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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
Mr.. Thonas @. Roberts. Of swoope's' is
announced.
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How&npsyIILR.
DIR. and Mrs. Logan. of New Orleans, are
visiting at General Logan's.
Mrs. y. +. MAYO aud family, who have
bean visiting in Buckingham for some
time past, have returned 10 their home 10
Miss Lizzie Ashlin, OF Norfolk. is the
guest of tho Misses Horsely, OF Bucking
ham. -..
Miss Kate Jones, OF Richmond, Is visit-
ing Mrs. u. II. Lewis, of Avon Hill.
Misses Julia and Mamie Scott, OF
Powhatan. are visiting relatives In Nelson
county.
Miss Agatha Towles. accompanied ~ nei
two nieces. THE Misses Towles. OF WASH
invton. nre visiting at lakewood" the
residence of Mr.. William II. Harris.
Miss linda Harris ~ visiting friends 10
the neighborhood OF Greenwood. q,
Miss Mollie Boaz has LETT for vlsit Oh
several weeks 20 friends IN farmvlile.
Mr.. j. Mercer Blain loft on "Wednesday
% enter unon his duties "a assistant pro-
lessor of Greek in the Washington aud Lee
University. His brother. Mr. hugh N.
Bain. and Dir. r II. Birch, have also lett
for the same institution.
Mias Sue Johnson, who has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Ann Martin. has gone to
Mr.. John f.. Sneed's, near Arlington:
Mr.. William II. Harris has returned from
the Bear Lithia Springs much improved in
health.
The Rev. Mr.. Boggs is holding a pro-
tracted service at Rock-Spring church.
near Faber's.
Mrs. William II. Harris is visiting
friends in Lexington.
ALTON.
Among those at tho Avon House are
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Watkins, OF
Richmond; Miss Williams, of Charles
CITY. and Miss WIdgeDs. of Newport News.
Miss Leila Killian has returned to her
home, in Salem.
nr. Forrest Williams is at homo on o
visit
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Gayetie. a, Gresnwood.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispaicsnl
GREENWOOD. Va. September 10 Though
che season Is rapidly waning, the gayeties
here do not seem 10 lessen.
The most enjoyable of the many enter
tainments given was birthday party ten
dered Miss Sue Crenshaw by Mre. linda w.
Blackburn at her residence, Casino"
Miss Crenshaw received. assisted by her
sister. Miss Mary Crenshaw, and Miss Bes-
sic Call. The house was brilliantly hight
ed aud presented gay appearance.
Dancing was INDUCED in by the young
folks and the gayeties continued till late
hour Among those present were Misses
Bette Cooke. Eva Howard. Lucy DAVIS.
Irene Langhorne. Peneie and Maggie
Weddell. Maggie. Ruby. Kyle. and Lulu
Reid, Bessie Cali. Matte Laiferty, Mamie
Barney, Margaret Shirley, - Richard.
son. aud Messrs. Richard and Cary Davis.
Willie Fisher. Harry Langhorne, ]. q.
Sbafer, Bey. X. Tucker. Edward and
Charles MsCue, Alexander and William 8.
Weddoll. A. s. Craven. Willie and Walter
Laaerty. and Mcsdsmes Blackburn, Call,
and Parish.
Last week there was closed series of
"tennis evenings at the residence Of Sir.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilbers. Among the players
were Misses Bette Cooke, Irene Lang-
horne. Maggie. Ruby. and Kyle Reid, Mag
gie and Pencie Weddell. Eva Howard, rs.
felie Fisher. Lucy Davis. and Messrs.
Richard and Cary Davis. Cadets Bev. X.
Tucker aud w. 5. Weddeil, of tho Virginia
Military Instituts. Willie Fisher. Alexsn-
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Tho Week I'm Albemarie.

correspondence OF the richmond Disoatch.l
CHARLoTTEsvILLR. Va, September 10 -
Decidedly the swell german of the
summer season occurred last Tues
day evening at Hotel Albemarle
(Fry's Springs). The hotel was illumi-
mated from pit TO dome, and the whole of
the first floor was given over to the merry
dancers (thirty-four couples), who thrOng-
ed 'parlors. Railways, and balconies.
There was only one intermission, which
occurred at 1890 o'clock for refreshments.
The chaperons were Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee,
Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, of New York; Mrs. F..
b. Moran, Mrs. Robert f.. Mason, Mrs.
William Sears, of Washington; Mrs. b. n.
Glover of New Orleans, and Mrs. Terrell.
Of Dallas, Tex.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. H. Bell gave a delight
full entertainment at their home. near Ivy
Depot, on Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Southall and
their daughter, Miss Evelyn, are at Par
rott's Hotel, in this city,,
Mr.. Charles l.. Woods, brother OF
Captain MIcajah Woods, has decided To
locate in this city.
day for Washington and Lee University,
where he will enter the law class.
Professor and Mrs. Harry Estill. who
have been the guests of Mr.. @. ID. Fish
burne for the past week, left on Wednes-
day for their home, IN Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Irvine arc visit
ING their parents, in Augusta county.
Nr. p. G. Hilbish has returned to Char
lottesvillo from his home in Pennsylvania
entirely recovered.
Mrs. Alfred Rives, of Castle Hill, is the
guest of Mr.. Carter FL. Page. in this city.
Mrs. Nj. NJ. Long. of Richmond, is the
guest OF Mr. 9. Il. Benson, on Park street.
A letter from Mrs. NJ IL. s. Long, who is
in Texas with her son, MIR. L. Mclean
Long, who has been quite sick, announces
that his condition is greatly improved.
Mrs. DIR. N. Mckenzie, of Washington, is
visiting Mrs. India Blackburn, at Green
wood.
Captain J. Il. Bryan. of Birmingham,
Ala, is at the University with his family
Mr.. Edward A. Watson, of Nimrod Hall.
Bath county. was in the city this week
and reported good sport in the line of
deer-hunting. Fourteen have been killed
In the vicinity of Nimrod Halt SINCE the
season opened August 18th.
oRozEr.
Mrs. William Dohetty and children, OF
Fort Worth, Tex, are visiting her father,
Miss Eva McAlexauder, of Gordonsville,
is the guest Of Miss Lenora Bolton.
Mr. Thomas Bolton has accepted posi-
ton in Roanoke.
Mrs. g. Jones and children are the guests
of Mr.. q. r. Ballard
Miss Bessie Martin. of Charlottesville,
is spending few weeks with Miss George
Powell.
MEcHuM's RIVER.
Misses Helen and Fannie Wingfeld, of
North Garden. are visiting Misses Cannie
and Iinnie Wash.
Mr. r. Fiefer, OF Cleveland o.. - visit
ing bis sister. Mrs. Frank McGhee.
The Hon. John s. Davis has left for his
home. In Texas.
The marriage Of Miss Katie Clarke and
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1 washington and Lee University, at Lex
| inqton. has been tho guest OF the hev. Dr.
| William A, Harris for few days.
Mrs. Eugene Psyton, accompanied by.her
sou and daughter. Mr.. Briscoe Peyton and
md Miss Lallie Peyton, who have been
visiting Mr. Thomss g; WOODWARD have
returned to Natural Bridge
Colonel William Preston Johnston, pro-
sident of Tulane University. New Orleans.
recommended by his wife, are The guests OF
! Hon and Mrs. II. st. q. Tucker.
Messrs. Hugh NJ. McIlhany; Jr.. samuel
r. Uendren, Louis Witt. stephen Timber
lake. Frank Mcfarland, and Watson Gooch
left Wednesday for Lexington, where they
will enter Washington and Lee University:
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas II. Coulter, of
Washington, have been the guests OF MIR.
4. q. Braxton Tor several days. Colonel
Confer was called to Washington duNing
"" NJ Frank II. Bell left for Baltimore
Thursday. whore he will attend lectures
at the Maryland College of Pharmacy.
Mr. r. A. Buckner, president OF the
Roanoke City Council. accompanied by
Mrs. Buckner. is the guest OF the Rev. DIR.
William A. Harris, in this city.
NJ Powell Fauntleroy hes returned
from West Virginia, and after visiting HIS
mother, Mrs. A. N. Fauntleroy, here. viii
matriculate at the University OK virginia
for the coming session.
Mrs. James r. Taylor, Jr., on Friday
afternoon gave delightful tea in honor Of
her cousin, Mrs. Young Allison, OF Louis
vile.
Miss Mary Duncan Johnston, of New
Orleans. arrived Tuesday from Warm
Springs, where she has spent tho summer,
and is here the guest of her sister, Mrs. II.
ST. G.. Tucker.
Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson, of Richmond, is
the guest of Major and Mrs. Jed Hotch-
kiss.
Richmond. was in town this week.
Mr.. Ovefton Howard. of your city, was
registered at the Beverley Club Wednes-
day.
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KeswIck,s Season Closes.

ICorres pondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
KEswIcK, ALBRMALE COUNTY, Va. Sep
| tember 9.-The season at Keswlck, and it
| has been very gay one, closed last night
in very charming manner. Its exit took
| the shape of LAWN party" given at
Island Home,n the residence OF Alr. j.
| W. Chewing, for the benefit of South
| Plains church and the Edgehill Memorial
| chapel.
The entertainment was given entirely by
| the inmates and guests at Island Home"
| and it is therefore much appreciated by
our people. as many of its promoters hail
| from distant States, where the dear old
names OF South Plains and Edgehill
| Chapel are unheard-of and unknown
quantities.
A beautiful hower-dance." partici-
pated in by the Misses Agnes Chewing,
Mary Cannon, and Jessie Contourle.
opened the list of amusements.,
Next, Mr.. Smith, of New Orleans. sang
in splendid style and with fine eject some
minstrel songs, and he was followed oY
Mr.. Clarence Griffith, of lngleside," who
rendered some very sweet music on the
banjo.
A laughable farce. entitled Taking the
Census.1 was then presented by Mrs. Con-
tourie, of New Orleans, who personated
the Lady of the House." and Mr.C: Is.
Fox, of keswick, as the Census-Taker.
Both carried off their parts splendidly,
and were literally appiauded.
A Stupid Servant the characters of
which were represented by Captain HUI
| bert, of Norfolk, as the "Old Gentleman"
and Mr.. Smith, Of New Orleans. as the
"Servant." followed next, and round after
round of applause greeted the actors as
| the play proceeded and closed. The g Old
| Gentleman " was perfect. and the Ser
| want" carried the audience by storm.
Every one of the actors acquitted them
selves finely during the evening. and dis
elimination would be almost impossible,
yet we feel that it would be no disparage-
ment TO anyone TO say that Mr.. Smith. of
| New Orleans, was the star of the evening.
His acting was mastery and inimitable.
A few more comic songs and some lovely
banjo music, given by Miss Maggie Long.
of East Belmont" and MIR. Clarence
Griffith, Of Ingleside." closed this part of
the entertainment, and the couples strolled
forth on the lawn in search of refresh
ments, to fish in the mystic pond. and last,
but not least, to besiego certain secluded,
guarded tent. wherein gypsy. clothed IN
all the panoply OF Mrs. Solomon, sat,
ready to disclose the future to anyone, ID
blocks 10 teet square for the princely sum
OF 10 cents. OF course she deceived and
| undeceived many boys and girls, left few
in hades. and carried many to Heaven; but
they all left her tent, and the home"
feeling that whatever their future state
might be, for this time at least they had
spent a most pleasant and enjoyable even
| ing.
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A LADY OF MANY YEARS EAPE-
N RIENCE DESIRES A SITUATION 10
teach English, and music on organ and plano or
particulars. References exchanged. Address
c. c. T., care Postmaster, runstalrs, Now Kent
county, Va. 80 ll-lt'
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ander weddell, Harry Lauahorno, and J.

ander weddell. Harry Lanehorne, and J.
q. Shafet.
The Greenwood Base- Bal; Club crossed
bats with the team from tho summer law
class at Charlottesville. After close game
Charlottesville won by a ecore OF 0 70 D.
Batteries Greenwood. Nelson and Hox-
ton; law class Parker and Abbott.
Miss Irene Langhorne has returned from
Bar Harbor.
Miss BETTE Page Cooke is visiting the
Misses Weddell.
Mr. Charles Martin Is tho gueat OF Mr..
Harry Langhorne, ht Airado.
Messrs, j. G. Shafor and Bev. X Tucker.
who have been tho guest OF the Messrs.
Weddell. have left for home.
Miss Mamie Barney. of Richmond. Is the
guest Of Mira. Margaret Shirley.
Miss Richardson, of Louisville, has left
for home.
Mr.: Montgomery Byrd. of Richmond, is
OF " Casino
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Etaunton,s PersonaI.

correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
SrAuyroS, Va. September 1O.-Miss
Mary Young, of Richmond, who has been
the guest of sir. and Mrs. j. Mason Miller
for several weeks past, left Tuesday for
Bedford. where she is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Thompson Brown.
Mrs. Susie q. Hammond returned
Wednesday after spending the summer
at Berryyille.
Misses Annie and Mary Mcclure, of
Richmond, are in the city visiting their
aunt, AIRS. Maggie Stuart Robertson.
Mr. James T.. Robertson. q former resi-
dent of Stanton. now living at Bedford
City. is in town to-day visiting his brother.
Mr.. w. w. Robertson, superintendent of
city public schools.
Mr.. Preston A. Baylor returned this
week from Red Sulphur Springs, where he
speut the summer. Mr.. Baylor is greatly
improved in health.
Miss Clara Smith has returned from Char
iottesyille. whore she was the guest of
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Dinwddie.
Mr.. l.. IL. Stephenson, Commonwealth
attorney of Highland. spent several days
here this week.
Mrs. Charles Il. Young arrived here from
Charlottesville Tuesday, and is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Mary Tabb Wake.
General q. W, y. Ase, president of
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TO FORM A CONFEDERATE CAMP.
| The Old Veterans of Greenesviile win
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Organize-Made n HIasOn-Personal.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDGtch.l
EMPoRIA, Va, September 1O.-The SOL
diers of the county will assemble at the
courthouse on the Gath instant for the
purpose of organizing a camp of Con-
federate Veterans. Much interest seems
to be manifested.
Widows Son Lodge. No. $50, A. +. and
A. NJ. met last night. j. A. Hanley, senior
warden, acting as master, and elected g
prominent young citizen to receive the
past degree in Masonry.
Rev. J. X. Moran, ID. d., of York city,
visited relatives here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thigpen, of Scotland Neck.
n. c., visited friends here this week.
Mr.. w. Z. Bailey left for Baltimore this
afternoon.
Mr.. r. L. Mass, young merchant of
North Emporla, made an assignment few
days since. Liabilities, as well as assets.
small.
Sheriff Lee returned from Richmond yes
terday. whittier he had been TO convey
John Johnson, convicted of felony, to the
penItentIary.
The farmers are busy saving their crop
fodder.
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MCADAMS ( BERRY.

RICHMOND, VA, September 10, 1892.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS
~ offer for sale on tho spot and TO arrive OF
THEIR OWN IMPORTATION
FROM ENGLAND
5000 sacks fine STORED LIVERPOOL
SALT, George Deakins brand; ENGLISH
and IRISH STOUT, PORTER, aud lALE,
GINGER-ALE, ROYAL SoDA-WATER.
FROM SPAIN
$50 cases :" c and T" LICORICE, best quail
". imported from Saragosa.
100 octayes SPANISH SHERRIES from
CGdiz, consisting OF the celebrated :" V. p"
as. o. P,""Y. s. q. p" and "Amontillard's
brands"
100 cases finest OLIVE OIL.
FROM FRANCE
MarteTs finest COGNAC BRANDIES, Moet
& Chandon's celebrated CHAMPAGNE.
FROM CHINA
500 cases and half chests highest grades
TEAS, embracing finest hoyune, GunpOy-
der Formosa, OOong Pouchong, FoocaOw.
sOuchong, Congou. and English Breakfast
Also few packages OF Queen Chop Oolong
with Green Tea Moryune flavor. Splendid
quality.
FROM rio DE JANRIRo, SANTOS, vENE-
ZUELA, AND ARABIA.
$500 bags and bales Rio Santos, Porto
Cabello, Carbcas. Lagayra,and Mosha Coffee,
selected with great care. 80 11-eod& Su2w
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A coPPsR-coLoREo FoaesR.
Sheriff shelton VIII Hold Him for tn
North Carolina Authorities.

Sherin shelton VIII hOld him Tor the
North Carolina Authorities.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond DisDstch.l
ASHLAND, September 1O.-Deputy- Sheriff
William p. Shelton. of Hanover, passed
through here this afternoon on his way to
the courthouse with John Hall alias
Charles Burley. a cOpper-colored negro.
who is wanted at Lexington, n. c., for
forgery. Information was received here
about two weeks ago that the negro was
supposed TO be in this county as he had
been traced from Sussex TO the neighbor-
hood OF Auburn Mills in the upper part of
Hanover. Mr. Shelton Immediately began
the hunt and located his man at Hughes
saw-mill. On his first visit he could not
find him, but this afternoon he drove up
and succeeded in arresting the man with
out any difficulty. He will be kept in the
county jail until the authorities of Dick
inson county, N. c., claim him. The
sheriff Of the latter place was notified by
wire this afternoon of the mans arrest.
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THE COMBINE" AT BLUE RI DGE.
To which the Beauty aud Charms of the
Bellies at that Resort Is the Key

Correspondence OF tho Richmond DisDatch.l
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. Va, September 10.
There is an aphorsm prevailing in society
20 the effect that lyon 90 TO karragansett
Pier to fiirt. 70 Bar Harbor to fall in love,
ana TO Newport 10 marry" At Blue Ridge
Springs you find the concensus of the
whole matter. Beauty and Undesirable
charm of manner is the key to the combi-
nation.
The weather here is perfect and so in
MIGRATING that if it were not for the
calendar you would not know that Is
September. The air and the clouds are
those of October. and the wind which
blows over the mountains is that of the
latter month. This is oil the more de-
ightful. corning after the hot summer
The air is exhllarating for walking. and
parties of pedestrians take long constitu-
tionals each morning.
SOCIAL OBLIGATIONS.
While many familiar faces are missed
from our midst this week. yet fairly
large number of new comers have partly.
al least, filed the vacated places, and the
transients who are here then gone again
80 soon lend a zest to life more like the
beginning than the end of the season.
Social obligations are being discharged
with less ceremony, except among the
little people, where il is still regarded, for
q certain little lady aged refused with
great dignity 10 go 10 the tea-table where
young gentleman aged was sitting, be-
cause "he has not been introduced to
me-" she said.
uAY-RIpys.
Captain Hawkes., Commissioner of Immi-
grafton of New Orleans: made. the hearts
of some forty youths and maidens glad by
giving u hay-ride. than which there is
nothing jollier. The inconstant moon was
respleDdent. We drove to Coyner's Springs.
where we danced for an hour and were
right royalty entertained by Messrs. Alex
ander and Frye. On our return delicious
supper was rendered us by the gallant
Captain.
Emerson followed suit with another ride,
which was greatly enjoyed. Sandwiches,
bon-boas, de-, fortified the inner man, and
o very merry crowd II was, too. Mrs.
Cardoza and Mrs. Emerson assisted the
youthful hosts very ably and gracefully in
dispensing their bospitalities.
orHKB ESTERrAISMESTs.
The regular weekly german Wednesday
evening was skilfully led by MIR. Webster.
about eighteen couples joining in the
may dance, after which We were hidden
by Misses Ellie and Evelyn Williams to
recherche repast, consisting OF the daintiest
fare, and it was the wee small hours "
before we could finally bring ourselves to
SAYING good night TO our charming enter
tanners.
The card party Thursday progressive
euchre). which was one OF the most pleasant
OF the season, was marked by unusually
handsome prizes. and they were won by
Miss Patterson. Mrs. Emerson. and Miss
CABOT.
Dame Rumor has been busy with faint
whisperings that some of these idle firta-
fions begun in lest will turn 10 all earnest
ness II the signs Of the times are worth
anything. and although girls are accused
DO wrongfully of being as false as far the
men think the risk worth running, and
"The swoethopes
OF winning OF the last stu draws 'em on"
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MANY RlcAMoNoeRs AT RAwLeY
skipping Like Lambs Over Rocky Declivi-
| ties and Through Bosky DeIls.

4
| ties and Through Bosky Dells.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RAwLEY SPRINGS, Va. September TO-
| The season at Rawley is still at It's height
| 40 far as health and pleasure are in ques-
ton. The air is cool and bracing, the sky
! clear and cloudless, the atmosphere blue
with electrifying ozone. the. mountain
/ foliage bushes at the autumn's approach,
( and all nature c0Rspires 10 make Septem-
! Der the climax of the season here. The
pure. exhiliarating air imparts new lie
| and vigor to every fibre of the body; tue
| iron water, Justly termed 1.-THE tonic water
| OF the world" gives tho muscles q s,eeY
elasticity. and guests who on their arrival
walked only about the lawn now skip
! like lambs" over the rocky mountain de-
clivity and through the bosky dell.
Among the guests from Richmond are
noticed +. o. Barbour and family, Robert
| II. Whitlock and wife, Il. z. Richardson
| (who has been very much improved by
aud Ii. ii. Richardson. DIR. DUH u. Lewis,
of st. Luke's, l.. l.. Campbell, and l. 4.
Campbell.
GOOD WALKER AND TALKER.
Tho distinguished divine. DIR. John A.
| Broadus. Of Louisville. is here. BY bis
| genial manner and interesting and versa
| tile conversation he has won the hearts OF
| both young and old. He is q fine pedes-
trian and accompanies the parties OF
young people on their long tramps to Flag
| Mountain. Prospect View, and Riven
Rocks. DIR. Broadus conducted services
| in the parlor here on Sunday. He gave
| his hearers q most eloquent and instructive
address.
Since nv last communication most de-
| lichtful euchre party has been given IN
honor of Mrs Benjamin Berry, of Baltl-
| more. The ballroom was decorated IN
| the Oriole cOlors and the tally-cards were
tied with orange and black ribbon IN honor
| of the guest from Maryland. The first
prize-a handsome oxldiZed-silver gold
| lined nut-receiver-wa won by Mr.. Frank
| Boylston, of Jacksonville, Fla, and was
presented by him to Mrs. Berry: Forty
| ladies and gentlemen participated In this
| enjoyable event.
| PIscAToRIAL PERSONS.
Dir. BENJAMIN Berry. of Baltimore, has
maintained his reputation as an expert
| fisherman by catching some very nne
| 1-pound trout lately, while Mr.. Irving Il.
| Campbell, Of Richmond has proved him
self worthy ot being adopted into discl-
pleship of Sir Izaak. He has basketed
some of the red-spots that tell II and 10
! inches BY the ruler.
The present season has been a most sue
cessful one. The hotel, which was en-
larged this spring, has been taxed to, its
full capacity, and many applications had
to be refused. The reputation of these
waters is by no means local, as is attested
by the tact that more than twenty States
and London and Paris have contributed
their quota TO the large number who have
come TO enjoy the benefits of these health
giving springs.
The guests here are in the best Of spirits
and linger loath to return to their homes
in warm, dusty cities. When they do leave
it will be with these words upon their lips.
I've 90. but we return