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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
Lexington.
Lexington.
Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

TCOrrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. February 20. The Uni
versity Cotillon Club gave a pretty ger
man Thursday evening IN McCrum,s
Hall. The german was led by MIR. >.
II. A. Hobson. Among. those. present
Vista: Miss Baird, of Essex county;
Miss Mcclure. of Winchester; Miss rold.
of Berkeley county, W. Va. Miss Bessie
Ship. Miss Lizzie Graham. Miss Nj.
Semmes. Miss Maggie Graham, MISS Car
michael. Miss Mary Preston Graham, Mrs.
Parke, Miss Agnes Graham, Mrs: fennie-
ton, Mrs. Collins Of Lynchburg, Mrs. Car
michael. Messrs. Mourning, ii. Sproul, T.
Sproul, IL. Jordan. Bell, Tousmelre. WARD,
Kendall. Lucas. BOYD, Glasgow, Land,
Ransom, Hudson, Bumgardner. Coles,
Bullet, Mitchell. ID. l.. Groner. hender-
son. Martin. Cadet Collins. Colonel Parke.
Colonel Pendleton, Captain Gilkerson,
Mr.. G. II. Jordan Of Buena Vista. Mr.. IL.
Lacy Robinson. Mr.. l.. z. figgatt.
Sir. G. NJ. Dold Is confined TO MS room
from la grippe.
Mr.. J.. II. funkhouserr returned home I'm
day evening last from Leesburg. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed. Deayes celebrated
their TN wedding on Tuesday evening. An
elegant repast was spread. q,
Miss Lizzie Kirkpatrick has returned
home from a six-weeks' visit to friends In
Chicago.
Miss Fulton, of Augusta county, is the
guest OF Mrs. j.A. X. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aloe. of st. Louis, Mo-, are
visiting their son, who is cadet at the
Virgins Military Institute.
Dr and Mrs. A. ID. Estiil are visiting
friends in Southwest Virginia.
Miss Mary Dold, daughter Of Mr.. f. +.
Dold. of Philadelphia. is visiting her uncle,
Mr. Il. ID. Coe.
Mr. and Nrs. Robert. lansing of New
York, their daughter, Miss Lansing, and
sons, who have been spending the winter
AZ the Central House. IN Lexington. have
left for Versailles. NY.
Sheriff X. X. Witt. who has been quite
III for some time, was IN town Tuesday.
Mrs. ii. p. Mitchell. of Brownsburg. has
been visiting Mrs. Ammo Howell for the
Mrs. j. IS. Moon. Of Iynchburg. was in
town this week visiting her two sons, who
are students at the Washington and Lee
University.
Mr.. Kistlsr, q student from the Union
Theological Seminary. has beeA nreeohins
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Mathews Courthouse.
rcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispat

correspondence OF the RICHMOND DispatcD.J
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE. February 20.-The
leading social event of the season was the
Charming dancing party given at Mrs.
Sleet's hotel by the young men OF the VII
lace and vicinity Wednesday night: At
precisely O'Clock the airy figures of the
dancers. responding to the inspiring mu-
sic of the West Mathews band, began TO
trace the may round OF the waltz. At IL
O'Clock the festive youths and maidens re-
paired TO the supper-room. where their
well-whetted appetites did full justice TO
the menu. Among those present were the
Misses Browne, in black lace and cream
null; Miss Clara Miller. black silk and
garnet ornaments Miss Ellen Byrd Mil
Ter. blue cloth; Miss Helen Miller, tan
silk; Miss Matte Baker, OF Richmond,
white null; Miss Mamie Davis. of Rich.
mond. blue silk Miss Inez Broadwater; OK
Richmond. blue cloth; Miss Mamie Mil;;
Ter. black silk; Miss Katie Winder, red
cashmere; Miss Hattie Ransome, brown
cloth: Misses Irene and Rowena Hudgins,
black lace and blue silk. Messrs. Henry
Slbley, Robert Lee Sears, Thomas Is NIL
Ter. L. s. French, DR.. 4. E. Rambo, CHI
ford Hudgins. John Sleet. j.. Is. Sears, Jn-
lius Nj. Pugh, L. wilkins Miller. and 3. +.
Ja,oes of Richmond.
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al Timber Ridge, In this county. Mr.. Kist-
Ter was born and raised in Germany and
came 10 this country ten years ago.
Judge William Mclaughlin Is in your
city on q short visit.
Miss Baird. of Essex county, is the guest
Of Colonel and Mrs. X. A. Mari, Of tho
Virginia Military Institute.
Miss Virginia Cheadle, who has been
visiting her uncle. Colonel j. q. Shields, of
Riverside. has returned TO her home. in
Appomattox county.
Mr.. Walter Figgatt and bride are visit
Jog the groom's mother. Mrs. Ferdinand
Figgatt..
Mrs T. II. Tutwiler, Of Fluvanna; Mrs. J.
y. Goode of Goshen: Mrs. j. b. Goodloe.
OF Goshen, and Mrs. William Sclater. of
Fluvanna, were in town, attending the
funeral of their mother, Ms. Eleanor N.
Sloan, widow Of Alexander L. Sloan. OF
Lexington.
Miss Katherine l.. Parsons. of Natural
Bridge. returned home on Monday from
trip to Europe.
Mrs. Augusta v. Agnor. wife of Oscar
Agnor, died very suddenly ut her home,
near Bolivur Mill. Tuesday morning. De-
ceased was daughter OF James G. Moore.
The cadets Of the Virginia Military In
stitute gave one of their most ENJOYABLE
hops on Friday evening in the Virginia
Military Institute mess hall. Among those
present were: Miss Bessie Ship, Miss
LOWS. Miss Pendle:on.- Miss Baird, Miss
Freeland, Miss Lee. Miss Poor. Miss l..
Graham, Miss Jordan, Miss Collins Of
Lynchburg. Miss Clarke. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Pendleton, Mrs. War;. and Miss Graham.
Cadets TAYLOR, hlsop. Johns. Withers.
Aloe. Lee, Elliott, Wright. Huger. Orhme,
Spillman, Collins, Cary, Thomas, Drew
Mayo. Bridges. p. Cooke, w. Cooke. Mr.. s.
p. Figgatt, Colonel Pendleton. Colonel
Parke. Colonel r. Mari, Mr.. w. II. Mourn
ing, Mr. T.. +. Coles. Mr.. II. p. Sproul. Mr..
Collins of Lynchburg, Mr.. j. X. A. Hob
son. Captain Gilkerson, Captain S. b.
Walker, and others.
Professor Moreland, of Washington and
Lee University, delivered his second lee
ture on electricity IN the Washington and
Lee University chanel Friday evening be-
fore large audience.
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Hampton.

fcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, February 20.-Mrs. Leonard
Sheetz died at her residence here on thurs
day after a sickness of some weeks. :,
Mr.. Charles Hefelfnger has returned
from Pennsylvania. G.
Quite large. class was connfmed ~ o.
Johns church by Bishop Randolph on sun
day. A..
Methodist Episcopal lecture-room.
sam Jones will lecture here tomorrow
n;oht in the armory for tho benefit Of the
Young Mems Christian Association;
Mrs. Cheek and Miss Cheek; OF Norfolk,
are the guests Of Mrs. i. !. cunningham
The Intelligence reached here on Thurs
dav IL the death OF Mr.. NJ. 3. NewberRer
in baltimore. Mr.. Newberger was high
IL estssnsd merchant here and hed been
q BaltimoFs Tor some months nndss isse,'
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FOR AN HOUR
The STEAMSHIP eELLeNl FLoATku
OFF FROM CAPE HENRY.
An Ex.Pofics Omesp Robs . fsrDsr-'e
Guns Preserved - Csries-fhs bsssr
dent's New Yacht-Psrsoness


NosroIx. Va, February 2o.--Ths Mo-
tune Limo steamship Bellini went asnoss -
Cape Henry In dense fog this mornines
but was foated within IN hour ana pro
ceeded to Baltimore.
General v. ID. Groner was elected presas
dent OF the Consolidated Express COMPANY
to-day
Ex-Poiice Officer Wade Burright u 10
custody on tho charge of robbing james
Jones, q farmer from Pasquotsnk, N. u.
Of s3S. Tho Justice cent tho case to the
Corporation Court. -,
SIR. John w. II. Porter, OF Portsuontns
who is writing history, has gone 20
Washington, ID. C.. 10 get COPY OF the
roll of the Confederate soldiers from Ports
mouth and Norfolk county from the To-
cords in the War Ofice.
sEvoruTrosAgr Guns.
Foundations arc being lald IN the PARK
az the nayy-yard TO mount tho Obsolete
guas to be removed from st. Helena Point
and preserved ~ cur.os. Tho old guns
now in the PARK saw service IN the navy
during the Revolutionary war. the war OK
1912. the Mexican war, aud the late war
between the States.
There are nearly five thousand inhabi-
tant3 Wltnlu tir totB'Aotp - -"
lev. opposite this city. and about three
thousand outside, Il u said.
NAVAL MOTIFS.
The training-ship Jamestown, after Q
four months STAY. left the hayward this
morning and dropped down 10 HAMPTON
Roads 10 put to sea as soon as the weather
clears.
The new cruiser Newark reached the
yard late yesterday afternoon and VIII
| take on q supply OF coal and few stores.
The four-lnch rifle guns for the Dolphin
have lust arrived az tho yard from tho
gun. foundry. at Washington. The SIX.
| incn rifles OF tho Dolphin will be shipped
10 Washington on tho Fern. and then ~
soon as the new battery - IN position tho
| President's new yacht will be ready for
service. Tho detail OF officers for tho
| Dolphin has been considerably changed.
Miss Lucy Baylor has returned homo
| from a visit to Miss Elise Williams. IN
| Richmond. .
Miss Lena Davis. OF Petersburg, IA visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. ID. Denoy, on Duke
! street.
MIR. william EmmeIson, of portsmouth.
| fell eighteen feet from " porch yesterday
afternoon, and was badly injured.
Rev. DR.. A. q. Brown returned TO Ash
land to-day.
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ment for a throat trouble. He was menu
her of the Ancient Order United Workmen

ment for throat trouble: He Was mem
Der of tho Ancient Order United Workmen
Lodge here.
The Uniformed Rank knight: OF Pytn,ss,
d. J. Turner, Jr., DIVISION. met on Ihufs-
dev NIGHT and elected the following ON
GERS: Sir knight Captain, g. M. Richter;
Sir knight Lieutenant. V. p. Holt: sir
Knight Herald, X. Massenhurg; Sir knlgnt
Guard, James Mitchell; Sir Knight sentl-
mel. II. Is. Tennis: Sir knight RECORDER r.
+. Rowe: Sir Knight Treasurer, A. y.
Sacer. The rank was conferred on two
Sir Knights. ,,.
The new fre-bcll has been placed in po-
sitlon. n.
The Junior Order United American Me-
chanics parade on Monday and raise nag
j. A. Curtis and wife, of Richmond. were
here on Wednesday. ~.
Rev. MIR Hank will preach in the Me-
thodist church on Sunday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
TEMPLE FARM AND MOORE HOUSE.
Proposed Purchase by u Chicago synii-
cate-To Take tho House to the Fair.

Proposed Purchase by Chicago synii-
cate-To Take tho House to the Fair.
Correspondence of tho Richmond DispatchI
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. February 20.-A gen.
tleman to-day from Yorktown states that q
company OF Chicago capitalists are nego-
tiating for the purchase of Temple farm
and the Moore house, the scene OF the sur
render OF CORVALLIS. Ii IL the intention
of the syndicate If the sale is effected 70
remove the house TO Chicago, whore 1t VIII
be regretted and exhibited during the
Worlds Fair. All the materials of con-
struction will be accurately mum bered and
refill their relative positions when 1t is re-
built on Its new site. The grounds lnme-
diately surrounding the house Will be
paved. 1t is also proposed TO erect new
wharf in front or the house, which Will be
connected with the grounds by macad-
amized roadway.
Miss Berta Olcott. of Richmond. has re-
turned from her visit to York county. and
is the guest of her friend, Miss Mercer.
Rev. w. :. Dorset, formerly in charge
of the Baptist church here. now stationed
at Luray visited his old congregation du-
ring the week and conducted divine ser
vice Tuesday.
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Pamplin City.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
PAMpLIN CRY. February 20.-A leap-year
party banquet. one of the most pleasant OF
the season. was given by Mrs. Mary 4.
Mason, OF this place, on wednesday eve
pensers of good things acted their parts in
a masterly manner. 1t was Q departure
from the regular order, and was amusing
as we'll as highly entertaining: The young
men would be profted by following their
suaye and gentle examples. The table:
were replete with good things, and full
Justice was done the menu. The festivities
were kept W until late hour. and the
girls went homo with the boys in the
morning. -,
farmers are taking advantage Of 1t In pre-
pairing their crops.
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'c'-r,.olnl onccof the Richmond Dispatch.l
NmIoiE. Va, February 2O.--There has
he'aa .ul sd social festivities II Norfolk
'IswaeE. fhe regular german OF the Nlr-
ga Cou.lou Club az the Masonic Tenn
r.. bong about tie only thing outside OF
'.F parties Gud receptions. The ger
.s1 was. as usual. handsome and well at
',.eI Several nice affairs promise 10
r.4e r.y- week somewhat gay.
Atlantic Club went down to their
clubhouse ~ Ocean View and enjoyed
i.lla q OYSTER roast.
I'D. shakespeare Club will bring out an
original aai spirited operette on their
e., NHltcdOre Hall next week.
lH. sparkling operetta. The Rebellion
a' ualses,' IS under rehearsal for the
t4.ttoi the Portsmouth Young Mems
'siau ASSOCIATION.
la Portsmouth. except the regular re-
'altoA ald hop OF the ladies OF the naval
1a. @. the dances az the military far OF
-' OH Dominion Guard at the Casino,
gave made the evening hours this week
~.iV and happy for a large number OF
people. Last night the Norfolk
Aflt ARTILLERY Blues, and Colonel L. A.
h4.. ali the staa and field officers of the
ifil Virginia Regiment attended the
w atos were present during the week.
ST., Sa..ie Wake Is in Washington visit
%. lulrls.
,.A Isl, Mary Page. Of Richmond. is visiting
n.' Mary Lou Taylor. IN Freemason
N.% Fannie Dey and Mira. DIR. NJ. b.
"l.fi'n are IN Graham n. c., visiting
,hs Lizzie Putney. of Richmond. and
Nlue Mithers. daughter OF Colonel
a. j. Mtlers Of Wytheville, are guests OF
Harvey Hodges. IN west Butte street.
.iss Bottle Etleredge is the guest OF her
t'.i' Ars. William Jackson, III Hartford,
Sis iiungcrford. OF Richmond. Is visit
~a ufris "a Norfolk.
4s. sa..io REYNOLDS has gone on visit
81 baltimore.
PISS iernandis Of Bath. Me-, Is stop
~ VITA Mrs. l.. Il. Merritt, on York
es DeBree Higgins has returned from
VISIT 90 Washington.
p' Marion W. Garden has gone tc
ai-iaohd for several weeks at the home
w cousin. Mrs ". J.. Davis.
q. Annio HOwle, who was visiting the
10y 90. 1lr. q. n. Ramsey, on Claiborne
$3.50, has returned 20 her home. ut Co
vel, Sussex county.
. d. H. Ray. Of Washington. ID. c..
~ ung her sister, Mrs. W. ". Balm, II
pol street. Portsmouth.
dW brewer. wife OF Professor Brewer
y, = axe Forest College, n. c.. is the CUES
~" george Simpson. IN Berkley.
III Alice DeyOs, wife of Pay-Clerk J
.,,,!'os, United States Navy. arrived iron
r,'ie TINS morning on visit TO reia
10 Portsmouth.
n, 49,. John d. Moore. wife Of the com
vt''ooeI oi the revenue OF the county
"a ~, "a, Vas - badly hurt by arunawsy team
ys.,e 1O,e - be removed from Portsmouth
M, say y her home. at Deep Creek.
r. ,,. Isa Ars. G.. X. Barrett. who wer'
I.ei,. and left for New Orleans las
Ps ss', VII be at home. on Court street. il
N,.",atn. on the 10th OF March.
lie y. Lucy Lee Powell. of stanton, u
MNS4t 81 the family Of Rev. j. ID. Powell
I,..e street, Portsmouth.
sa,ss Addle kiddick and Miss Jsssi,
slo have been visiting the fsmilI
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BALDWIN Died. at her residence, 25lO
east Franklin street, 90 s;ij O'Clock, FEB
ruary 10Th. Mrs. NJ l.. BALDWIN Va tho
45th year Of her age.
She leaves mother and foar childrcnto
mourn their loss.
Funeral at $3.50 o'clock SUNDAY, Febru-
airy 2ist. from Centenary Methodist Fps
copal church. ~
FLETCHER. Died. "a his residence. No.
2OOl east Nam street. February 4Otn, etJIo
A. ~, FRANK n. FLETCHER.
lie leaves o wife nnd eight children 70
mourn their loss.
Funeral from 81. Var. % German CAtho-
lie church nj =. II. SUNDAY. Friends
Of the family invited 20 attend.
NIEDERMAYH.-Died, Sunday, tho lf'h
of February. at the residence Of his father,
Il. A. Niedermayh. CHARLES J.. aged ~
years, OF congestion OF lungs.
Funeral took place on Monday.
$3.50
EEss@ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixrh sfreetsl.-koy. W. W.
LAspRrlf Pastor. Reg. NJ. y. WILLIAMS viii
preach az IL o'clock A. ~. aud +. 81.
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keysvllie,

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
KEYsvILLE. Va, February 20.-Mrs. L. 5.
Gum, who has been visiting relatives IN
Chatham. returned home.
Mrs. A. Sypor has returned, after brief
visit TO friends at Glover.
Mrs. Thomas Crawford, Of Sutherlin's,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. W. RI. Mann aud family have moved
to Richmond, to mako that their future
home.
Mr. II. W. Gamble, Of Roanoke. is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. Zeb Williams and daughter are in
town TODAY
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E. Edwards for the past few years, hsve
moved 10 Burkevtlle.
Rev. 4. w. Esson has moved from Me-
herrin and will reside with MIR. Darksdale.
near Briery.
Mrs. Captain r. II. watkins, OF this We
cinity, left here Monday for DanyiIle,
whore she is visiting her sisters, Mrs. DR..
II. w. Cole and Mrs. Abn.r Anderson.
Mr. A. A. Haskins has been confined to
hir bed since Thursday with neuralgia.
Mr.. ]. T. Hoag. Of Petersburg, and
Messrs. Louis Puryear, T. Il. Winfree. and
p. p. Murray. Of Richmond, Va. were
among the guests at Prices Hotel this week:
There was most delightful dance and
wine-supper given by the young men OF
Mehsrrln over MIR. W. z. Wallis store on
last Monday night.
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Farnvilie.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FARMvILLr, Va, February 2O.-Mrs. b.
|. Grigg. of Chula, Va, was in Farmviile
on last Monday. "a,
Miss Cora Hyde. of Richmond. Is with
her sister. Mrs. Junius /. Wilson.
Miss Sallie Gillian. one OF the brightest
of the Normalites, has gone to Spring
Creek to see her parents.
Captain George w. Booker, . former
esteemed Farmyillian, now of Darlington
Heights. was in town this week.
Mrs. w. L. England was taken suddenly
IN at the Methodist church last Wednes-
day evening, and has since been confined
to the house.
Misses Lizzie Hlx, of Prospect Depot.
and Nellie Davis, of Buckingham county.
Are guests in the house Of Mr.. j. w. ellis.
Rev. DIR. Kerr. of Richmond, is an
nounced TO lecture In the Presbyterian
church here next Friday evening.
Miss Ann II. Gills, has gone to visit her
sister, Mrs. Il. ]. Carter, at Prospect
Dr. Z. p. Parsons, Of LQnchbura. and
Mr.. James Bentz, Of Carlisle. Pa, are
waiting their friends, Mr.. Thomas J. CAT
dem and family. near Prospect
Intelligeuce hes been lecived hare Of the
dssfh 81 ~. John Oralle. which occurred
IS s o'sloek p. y. Ast 1onday aAhie henA
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Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
IyoR, VA, February 2o.-Judge J. Is.
Prince has occupied the bench during the
last two sessions OF our County Court.
Several OF our townsmen attended the
lecture of Rev. Sam Jones. in Suffolk, last
Thursday.
Rev. W. f.. Allen, of Wakefield, occupied
the pulpit Of tho Methodist Episcopal
church of this place last Sunday morning.
Rev. n. q. Newman, pastor OF the Chris
tian church here. filled his regular appoint
ment last Sunday evening.
MIR. j. r.. Bell. of Wakefield, Va, paid
this town visit last Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
KILLED DYATALTfSG Luiu.

News has lust reached here of the sad
death Of Mr.. Samuel 3illby. a respected
citizen Of lower King and Queen. 10 ap-
pears that Mr.. Mildly won't out IN tho
woods on Wednesday last 20 get load q
firewood. While cutting down small
dead tree tho top OF the tree broke on ard
fell upon him. crushing in his sAull. ITO
was found by his grandson some time
atterward cold IN death. Air. Nilby was
about % years OF age and has been citl-
zen OF King and Queen al his lite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

II you'll cell by hr. Julien Binfords
store. 1902 cost Main street. he can show
YOU the best chew Flue-Cnrcd Chewing
Tobacco we ever saw. lis Our Gem
brand Of cigars take tho lead for a i've
cent cigar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

| have three barrels of some Virginia
rye whiskey years old. have never seen
a better article since the war. The price
is astonishIngly low.
JuIIEv BfsTorD. Agent.
1902 east Main street.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs Is taken; it il pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made It tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs i for sale In DOC
and 81 bottles BY al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist whe
may not have II on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one vho
wishes to tzyit Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA RIO SkRUP co
ar f4lnooco. cxk :.
ioGDNHtfs X 80 ~ - =
e. - U66un o0n1oof0
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The DELINQUENT +Ax-pAYeRs.
They Are Organizing cor kesistanes-Sad
Death Of Mr. Samuel niiby.

Correspondence o, tho Richmond Dispaichl
WEsr Porsr. Va. February 20.-Ihe de-
linquent town tax-list was published by
posters TO-DAY and wall appear IN tue local
naners next week. 1t includes some OK the
iealing property.holders of the town.
The propertg-holders are organizing Tor
resistance. and in all likelihood litigation
will follow.
Mr.. III. ii. Orr will remove with lis
family TO Charlotte, n. c.. ia few days.
Mrs. w. j. Marshall, wife OF Captain W.
J. Marshall. prominent FISHERMAN, -
quite I'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

Sal walton OH VIII cure your lame back.
II never fails. Price. 70 cents bottle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09

A pious reverend claimed recently
that hell, pure and unadulteratsd hell,
is located in Oakesdale, to which the
Sun answers: "Colfax may have her
court house, Palouse City may keep
her saw mills, Pullman Is welcome to
her agricultural college, and Spokane
her water power. Many Other towns
have the above named industries, but
Oakesdale il alone in her glory.
There ara many other court houses,
saw mills, agricultural colleges, and
water powers, but there is only ono
hell, and il the reverend gentleman's
words be true, Oakssdale has a scoop
on the entire world. All hail Cakes
dale, tho peerless princess Of the
world!"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09


during the recent negotiations, has
destroyed his usefulness to his gov
eminent, and in all future commune
cations of Importance he will be ig-
nored by this government while he
remains here. lie will, Of course, at-
tend the diplomatic dinner to be CIV
en- at the White House o.morrow
night, as the invitation was sent and
accepted some weeks ago.
Secretary Foster has returned much
improved and resumed his duties.
His physician says be will have to be
careful about overworking himself
for sometime to come.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09

Mans life is game of cards.
First it 10 . game OF "cribbsge."
Next he tries to ego it alone" at q
sort of /" cut, shuttle and deal" pace.
Then he raises the "duce," which his
mother stakes hand in" and con-
trary to Hoyle, "beats the little joker
with her 6ve." Then with his dia-
monds" he wins the "queen Of
hsarts" Tired Of playing . "lons
hand" he expresses desire to "as-
sist his fair partner" throws out
his cards " and his clergyman takes =
ton dollar bill out OF him "on . pair.
She "ordsrs him up" to build the
6rss. Like = "knave," he joins the
. clubs," where he often gets "high,"
which is "low" too. II he keeps
!" straight" he is sometimes "flush.''
He grows old and " bluff" sees a
" deal of trouble, when he at last
" shufiles off this mortal coil and
"passes in his "checks," and he is
"raksd in !" by a "spsde," LIES game
is ended, and be waits the summons
of Gabrisl's "trump," which shall
90 order him up"