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The Lamar register., 1892-12-03
rpusrrH.s SALE.

u1urREAs alfr.d =. Bent and Alice ~ Bent
w by their certain deed OF trust ~ .s,s,ee
LIST day Of April issS and ree"sJ, rer.,s. within and
for the county OF Bent, state Of 81, n
ssth day Of April isss in book y on paSe * * Il
the records Of said office, conveyed 10 y. =,
(iritiith as Trustee the property in said aeeu ~
trust and hereinafter do~rfibcd 70 sccuie - - ,ha
Western Farm MortSsse Trust S",npns pnr,yais-or,
note for thirty five hundred dolisrs ns's -, af
ist Isss will interest thereon AZ ,ns ,ns;'snns-
seven per cent per annum. pay ahe s...,,a.h
ally as shown by the coupon notes thereto a'iasn
ed and which note is in said deed OF uu'' ''N
particularly describcd =, iii I.s-i
of trust the said county OF Beat Nas ~ M, sLss
Legislative authority OF the SAID sta,e ~
RADIO su b-divided. and that part os pSr,. r1. i.
said county where the above de>crinsn lsna @ = =
situated was set apart and nam; ansa.;.s - ,sah-
county and hy reason thereof this notie. !. .- psu
iishei In Prowers county according to the terms
of said deed of trust -. ;,, the
And whereas. default has been made IN ~, w
payrnent Of the interest said proinis-,ts ~
towit; Coupons No. one u two I.s a., a,,c
four ]. five Isl, six t6l and seven ~, -, !.
hundred and twenty two dollars and uiS ). -
each and the whole amount Of said note And III III
interest thereon is now due. and IA<ht "a i
arisen to have said trust deed i9ree.ose", 'd
the owner thereof 80 elects, salu i''e'
principal stin remaining unpaid ,. -
Therefore notice is hereby given that a. tt's "
mt, and ,l,ed of trust and at his request, snd
by virtue OF power and authority 90 ms ~ =, -
and the said deed OF trust oonierre. J. .ii -,
d-r~irnci g. W. 4. Griffith, a. Trustee, Ntl On
SATURDAY the lO.h day Of Dccrfnbcr ~ ~ ~, W
hour of 10 O'Clock in the forvnos1n AZ ttas ,Iss @
door fremont street entrancel OF thr eS eS-is
Hou<e in the city of Denver, Colorado eht.isse
to sale at public auction, and VII -, - - ~ -
highest bidder for cash in hand the reai w wssiate
by -aid deed Of trust couveyed, sltaAtel n -
county of Prowcr-, state OF 1NiorAo" anu N
scribed as follows, to-Wii; ,r,rs-
Lots one II two 81. three " and Tout ~ ~ N
section one n township tWcuty thT,e ~ s.1aa - 4,
OF range forty -seven ~ wee: OF the sth = =
and Containing one handrcd and nfty -etgut
lssl acrcs more or les Together with AZ AZ
purtenanecs ard all rights 10 the use ~ Satst
Tor irrisatin, said premises and for dorns~t ie
purt.,s.ss thereon. which the said party - the
iirst part or the premises thereby e3esi arr
now or may hereafter become cntit!cd 4" Aatis,
n the Aforesaid note and interest Theresa, and
the cost and expenses Of this trust.
Dated this attn day Of Nuvruihcr y u. lsi,--
noy4-tiecS q. W. + btitFtIh. lEHfua"'
The Lamar register., 1892-12-03
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, Alfred z Ben; and Alice VI;
w Bent by their certain dcSd o' trust dats-l
Office of the County clerk and recorded within
and for the county of Bsut, state 81 Colorado on
the .th day OF April iss In oeok - % iAc ~ q
the records Of said Office, conveyed 20 q. W r
Griffith Trustee. the properly m SAID uesI nt
trust and hereinafter di-erih-d 70 -seure y The
Western Farm Mortgage Trust l"sufAnJ q The
state of Kansas the payment ut a rfonaissssTT
note for eighteen hundred dollar tsl.-"l dated
April ist, is,s with interest therVun a. the rstT
Of seven per cent Tcr annuIa. ray able ss'lssi-
annually as shown b the coupon notcs thrTs,o
attached and which mote j. In said drrd u trust
Am wHTRF1s since The execution uf said
deed Of trust the said county ~ h-ant was BY the
Legislative authority of the state ~ tol-raae
sut-diyided. and that part portion - ssid
County ~here the shove described land i si,-
uated was sei apart aud named Proven c,li'iliy,
and b, reason ;hcrrof this notice l. pnblisils'a
in Prowe-s county arcosding 10 the terms OF
said deed of trust
AND WHEEEss. default has bora naAde Ia the
payu1enf Of the interest sRiu pruuas<rsrT unie
io-Wit: Cournas No cne n ], tNo ~ thrce iai.
four ~ 1--WE Isl, .iH Ia siid seven ~ fo- SIXTY.
three dollar each and the whole amount II
said note andthe intsro-; thereon - nos due
and right hath arisen to have aid trust siss-t
fursclo-ci and the owner thcfeuf - elects, said
interest and principal stil rrm aiuirsg unpaid.
Therefore notice is hereby Eiyen that - the
election of the LEGAL owner and holder - satd
note and deed of trust and at his request. and
by virtue Of power and authority on me, hy laE
and the said deed OF trust cuuf.rr~d, i, the uti-
der~ixued, q, ". T. Griffith. q. Irustes- will "a
Saturday the 10Th dag ni Deermbev isss2 al the
hour Of ten O'Clock In the forrnnnn al the frsaEs
door {Trrslnat street entraueei ~ the Io1rt
House in the city of Dvnscr. Colorado rar-ss.
TO sale at public auction. and vii sell 10 the
highest bidder for eash in hand thu rvsl s~taie
By aid dsed Of trust ouuycYed: Situated 10 The
county of Prourcrs. state q Colorado 4nd d.
ssrih..d a. follows, to-Sit
Lott ouetii. two III and thrcc t5i
in SEC. two u. township tuunty-thr~- - sruth
of range farty-s-yrn q pe-t of the 9Th Y N and
containing one hundred and ciEhtfsn and fifty-
one hundFesith ii- se-lnl Acrc- mprv OF les
together With all aIpurf=nuncs- and al Fiz-ht-
to the Of water for irriraiinx said prrnatss-s
and fer domestic purposes theresa. TO ~hich
the seid party Of the first part, oF the pfsfnisss
thereby conveyed. arr nov. or may hersafter b.
come entitled to satisfy the aforu.ald mote aud
interest thereon, and the oo~t and rzTeass- q
this trust.
Dated this i;h day Of NOVEMBER 4. u. ts6..
noys-iec3 a.. W. T.. OKlFfrTa. Trustee
The Lamar register., 1892-12-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

tEsrArE OF LurKLIous xnRRlrr. DDcrAsEp.l
THE undersigned. having been appointed Ad-
County of Prowers in the State Of Colorado. de
ceased hereby give notice that he will appear
before the County Court of said County. ut the
Court House in Lamar in said County, at the
November Term, 1s.s, on the 18th day OF peceui-
her next. at which time all persons hAvins
claim. against said estate are notified and re-
uuested to attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. AL persons indebted to said e--
tate are requested TO make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated at Lamar, Colo, this llth day OF No
vember, A. ID. 1Sy2-
The Lamar register., 1892-12-03

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Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
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Ripans Tabules : one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules for bad temper.
Ripans Tabules for sour stomach.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-03

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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-02

.:* NV TIM. m'n: ~ Mlurt<s tn al.
right ni'Ad,'i .n*' r':El. J.. :kinb
tnn>I@ T. i~"n-" n,,ti It nl,,'Ii<: Il. s1i+.
uIatr nut- jr4': th.' >',,!,t. Flirting
yuu kn<W j. .w'rK,': n,d y'u tatt
Mtn taught ltum .hjliA" Il NJ ~
avoid II aud to strive t., t,n sincere uua
rrrtlt Il and hot = iiVr IL tr *tf .'t'l ]r
III ntttf Wntd- rio nM n1t IT tu he
natural way IL great uenI more
a.reent.le nnd pleasant, let your life
te ii living .rnll nud not II fal-ehord'
Hut II you i1lu-t tlirt and will ttlrt take
my advice rnd dirt Ike Venus and
Jurit".. AT Il distance aud tlt gr+ater
The distance the less harm will cnn!r
the less apt you nre 10 get your wings
signed comparatively speaking.
from %undown until dark f,otn Jam
unry 31-t until February 6th. If n1l
who read this will take the trouble to
witch the western s+y. will zee btuu-
tiful aud tickle Venus with nl| her
beauty and stnile% approaching Jupl~
tel. While the great giaut Of all the
ce1A4tiHl Archipel ~" Ii not at a'l tius-
trat"d or abn<hed 1T the 4,niies and
G. 4letry and holtlness Of Venus, but
continues to lissurely stroll down the
rhth toward her.
Now in truth thu ae two great pfnn-
els viii not ta3s very near pach q her
several million miles will intervene
between them.
| but to IN who reside upon this little
earth they will appear to rass very
urAr enGh other. All who take tht
trouble to watch the movements u
these planets for the next few days cal
Eutn some 1dtn Of The inltnensity O
+pare "hpyond the blue" "l<unt BAY.
this giant nf the worlds travels thlougt
rpace accompanied by r+tinue D
four satellites Ut u n,ean distance q
l06, ,Mt0, 900 miles from the sun its Orbit
la more than l,000,M0 miles in extern
aud through thia 1t passes in clever
years ten, months and sixteen day.
such is the year If ttls immense glob'
In order to cntnplete its entire orbi
dureing this period tt speeds "ronn{
the sun with II veio,ity Of 700, 900 mIle|
q day or a little more than eight mile!
Il srcond It revulves or its axis Will
Il very grent swlftness for its day ant
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-02

NEW York, Jan. 3U.--lt,e .nrrs-
Nohtltht III tue a>soc'at' press at >ttt'
ttayo, Chill, writing under date If
D"c. so. says it il The gencral opinion
IF American naval officers anH utEie14
falniIinr with The subject, that there IL
no: II ship in the Chliiau navy 'uly
:4vAilubtr fur war purposes. All Of
them rtctivtd lll-u-rE> during the
war, anti very !i.tle since bus h en
done to r-,ajr them. 1t IL saitt the
machinery ut all of them IL j.. h.1 con
u1tiuu Even tnt Elr.zu,tz, Nrict, ~
a new -lip, aud only ulivtd l.: De.
cetuter, IL 4uin to itnve h-r h,iltrs
burnt tut, and that Ii III he uceasufY
to send t1er to Entnpe f'r repai.s. Tue
night she Artiv~u tllt ttrtw Il liGht nll
over he by i'll IL eurp.'-t It eftIt 10
nnd khe United S!nt!s Inlktown.
F,unlIy the light was thrown "cru'H
the f.:reostle ot The American gunbont,
taud >n.ut uf thr rays penetrated
through the potts to thu berth deck,
where tie watch btiuV was sleeping,
The blue Jackets were aroused by the
light. a"d u number Of item went I'll
IT,. IN I'll tleand sung "rhe Star Span
glad Banner" Until The tllumtnnt 'oE
ceu-eh, Minister EgA wits presented
hy rti1,set \ who were sheltered in the
.egation with handsome gold IT
bearing IL suitable inscription, for Kru
trut's n~y tuu under tho protection u
The grtdt republic.
All ar:Icle appeared In La ne.locr1
.iu, In Santiago, Dec. :2!Sth, on TIL
American co1lp!icntlnn, In all entirrl,
different tone ilonl what WIS publiHh
en III oth'r papers. 1t took the gov
ernn,ent to tvsk for it4 conduct III th'
utfair aud says the government a
Washington did not, it thinks, dehir'
nny'hing more than II prompt anu TX
lpet1itiou- Judicial investigation. no ti!'
guilty might ho punished aud thu
there might be AL nfter If equitable III
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-02

Patient-Doctor, there's Il friend OF
mine who has symptoms Of consump-
ton. What do you advise?
Doctor-~TeIl him to 60 south.
rutient-But he lives IN tho south.
Doctor-H'm. Tell LIN to come north.
Yankee Blade.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-02

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t.. ian Nay*t *oIl ,istS LzzfR r. of Y
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Worthless Tubs. .

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Jnn. "a. .~~ H.. T:..,r>u.> IL very l:rti
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'uA .n>>s.+: - the .Ann<r:cM con>
gr.~s r''iA W.: ~ f:hili'~ position IN th..
tt-rir ~i.hsh~ tE1N',.E1 >'t4'rs " y ~
/ r=ive&i. Hfh in "a shut t,,,la ,1ic ntu \
srrva:t 1I,rnu@i, ihe city that ttitte
~ns "a:n -tGr n"r tt:tt.-ti Ut WHY. The
'*n,r of th. Mtrf testGrn.,ilr rttort~
>tl,w*l thut the United States was
willing t., Arctpt ChtIf'- npuIo1y.
pEt i.lcnt Hniti-nI.'- first Tit s>n1t
c3us, i great excitement here, whtre
lt4 Mar|tkc uttcrAL" : were tht ruugh~
~ Disguised tn Gpft~ unti other pltce-
Of public lc.ott, hut tie SIT hi nt<-
sage u4,i4l i Il rtvn|siun ut ceiling aud
ttre people r*neraiiy t'rrutl't unch
rA:tlitr una txp1t1ripn- "f "a 'sfactlt II
wtie htnrn tnai iii .uIstu.*. WIS annie.
ably s-ttlrt through dipIo,n tic ci'>n~
mel. For the i|lst time In t"ur months
the C.IiIlau trt !. A!e publishing 1c
u ttlful comments concerning E&An,
Eni&ta Stats tAinsttr, uhu othrr
An,t1ian officials vino herr'nfore lluv-
heeu uttj etc If many vit'"r4 i've Ut
,a',,%, nd it t@ thought the Cliiliau
utveI,.tI"1- ntIc f,tlll viii h. niurt
c1tcutt~,trt it tAe1r u1stf"t'rr- re-
En'hi"E AntIit". A';d .\nNs.c.Hs.
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<tr-tal n,.1llit,+ ut thu Chll4t.4 cAh+
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ot|a T., t.lsnk, 4 Ez:,u warmly: t"r 81:
tuk I..tlt:i' ''t4l:y=,t :1!:e=a >,~At:tu t'*.t1:
ti,ntt .>==E:an ltsnt:,r*d t"*:.'Hh: a*t'tt:-
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which 's-';t4'ttt "tlr*I rf*tn''.'nt-~'Se
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i'll uf ct ti1t AtSt:c *>ot' lite Enlt'1t"r+~
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t,ttlEn s't I'll -.n,=t'"'th will tc..t NJ
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nuuuur.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-02

Lady {who has accidentally knocked
down tho artists nowly finished pic
ture)-Oh, dear, Hill 80 sorry. And
what pity It should have fallen OH the
s1neary side. london TitBits.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-02

dcmlitv aud un EXPRESSION If ,cgrt'
II ref r. /" thr Judicial proceedings H.
! condu"1s1 Appa,tnt'y win Il ''d*sir'
to Eurround this ufl;tir with silence
aud nystrr>, invoking ia tut- ttlH tUn
!! nnr'tn' s>Intnixh Laws. Oh 1hc sui4-
! nunty
Anttt'rr nnttjr U1;A,n r,ff tltfi@tiAt1t.+,
*nyr tt't a: srIt, :snA wht.!t :nlynt:*Atn,
70 hnSr existed, Il II" rundtl+. If t:t.
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~ s,tt't IL TN Tn|t*t; ~==*l*-, Whit, ~.
'-.1''l%"'l. i L. ,.At oll'+r>: tE}!t@ Itt
i=1i *ts t1:1t Itt:sall mill IT,. I441 tzc,t rsr-
II: Il tt"*'"i b. tl1t> t+l:,::/. ~: rut*t
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r|n>cIt' t=t,ti1t"'c't ~itsl .tulIf, t. ,t+.tst
fur '.rti'a* 4sys III regard 10 the :snr.=
rt3;I l1ltH+ >t.tr: ~ t., the right If
1S> luru It vas f4r tIu'u tnrte- lnliAtnis
"ltlr~ III r'tui rrert l*n~S, f. rtfr r.
IL Ma t:A'- l,l" fi>mnn~ d srut1 "- tee
-tu!i':lt' thai s"'itl'~t'' Al p:+-s, 'u- .''-
for 8. II c:tri',s, IT. 'uys: ''Jt,- :rA,,k-
~ i't1crt i til" 'Iut" tir. may fn' nr-
ru I'D III s1etrt: ihnt the x i Will ~
tt1r American Fovt r1ur>H uni til"
uInguarmity IF the AnI+,lcnn rtrpje
are sufficient, nnd it!rt:tttd tttO,- 1T
tu,'A have ulscuhy beef g'vtn. But it
= nrre asry that II en ut gt'od feeling,
patriot ic httl, put thr1nseIy $50 work.
nntl f. getting HuarreIS and l'hs>to.,~,
,tml their aih IN uvertirg tins k'e.1t
rsla'nity. The nat1"n which gave
Gruut birth. The nnttou that WIS
nnhri>htd by the less ,ns TT Washing
t,!. Franklin and 144uc"iu, cannrt but
sister republic.' The article wa. writ
ten hy Il 1hAn who VT, thiet 1. + the
cnh,utt unGtr HNIn'uct'la, "nd III .nt
t,ne t'h'Iian minister ~ W. ~t,tng1rn.
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Htailit .e;t It t4i'.t!.Ant 20 Nuti~tr
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tsf ttt n3,!rrttitta l~t~t "a tIit tWu
government :, male tn ~ ,i,,4!4@ >: lle
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-12

his way 10 attend meeting Q! the boafo
Of Visitors OF the Farmville Normal
School. r. ~
Our esteemed townsman. DR.. Ed
munds Mason, has been quite mas
posed for the past few days. we hopo
he will soon recover. IL
The Emporia Social Club gave quite
an ENJOYABLE hop few evenings since;
The beauty AMI elite OF the town and
vicinity attended. m
Onr esteemed townsman, George w.
GRAY, is out again after slight indlspo-
sitiou. -,
Mr.. J. r.. Shell, OF Lawrenceville. was
ON our streets last Monday.
DR.. g. II. Bate, prominent ply
stefan of Jarratts, was on our streets
few days since.
One of our most enterprising young
merchants will shortly lead to the by
meneal altar one OF Baltimores lair
daughters.
Miss Fannie Dinkins lett for Peters
burg few days since.
1t is thought that Children's-Day
will be celebrated by the children OF the
Baptist church on the third Sunday in
this month.
Our energetic townsman, Nh. W. r.
Dean, is out after short spell OF sick
ness.
The young ladies and gentlemen OF
the town gave qnite an enjoyable pc
mic at Senator iarfells mill on Thurs
day.
Sir. D. s. Bennett OF your city, was
in our town few days since.
Mr.. n. A. Hitchcock, of Norfolk, was
here this week looking after the re-
building OF his saw-mill, which was o
few months ago destroyed by fire.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LovINGsToS. Va, June 11.-Mr. John
Stevens, of this place, was knocked
senseess Il few days ago by a thunder
bolt which fell a few yards from him.
He is entirely recovered from the shock
now.
The third quarterly meeting of tho
Nelson Circuit was held on Sunday and
Monday last mt Bethlehem Methodist
church. Presiding-Elder Oscar Littleton
preached two fine sermons. W.J. Kidd.
John V. Wheeler, and }. G. Petit were
elected delegates to the District Confer
ence, which meets in Culpeper
Mr.. Eugene Moss. OF Crozet, killed a
pigeon few days ago on the right wing
of which was printed in distinct letters,
"F. Reamer, Washington, ID. c." In
smaller letters was, g If caught or shot
please report" Mr.. Moss has notified
the party III Washington.
A citizen of Crozet claims to have dis
covered on his land valuable deposits of
manganese and magnetic iron.
Intelligence has reached here Of the
death on Sunday of Mr.. w. w. Mays,
OF Avon, after an illness OF several
weeks. Mr.. MAYS was one of the best
known and most highly respected men
in Nelson. He was az years OF age and
leaves two sons and several grandchil-
dren.
A meeting OF the Peoples party was
held in Loyingston on Monday last for
the purpose OF electing delegate to the
State convention in Richmond on June
Odd. DR.. William ID. billiard, of
Loyingston, was unanimously elected.
The ladies in the neighborhood of Ivy
are making preparations to hold grand
festival on the grounds OF Mr.. Chamber
lain on the Gath instant
Mrs. Anne Norris, Of Arkansas, is the
guest OF her brother, Mr.. W. j. Banks
dale, at Batesyile.
Mr. John Shelton, of Manchester, is
visiting in the neighborhood Of Croze..
He will spend the summer there.
Mrs. DIR. Wilson. nee Price, of North
Carolina, is visiting her father, MIR. Q.
IL. Price, OF Mediums River
Mrs. II. l.. Lane, of Esmont, is visit
ing friends and relatives in Baltimore.
DIG W Ill DC BOut stNoth WcchS.
Miss Kate Childress, of Esmont, left
on Tuesday for Washington, where she
will visit her brother and uncle.
A most enjoyable entertainment was
given OF lakewood, near Covesvil!e. a
few evenings ago. Several recitations
were given, which were much enjoyed.
Klein5urg Female Academy. at Rock
| fish, closed this week.
Mr.. C. A. Pope. of Petersburg. has
been visiting friends at Covesville.
Mrs. Tucker, of Colorado, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. David Blain, at Coyes-
vile.
Misses Daisy Moore and Lucy Elm
ger. of Rockfish, are visiting friends IN
Albemarle.
Miss Ada Rogers, OF Basic City, ID
visiting Mr.. j. J. Boa9, at Covesville.
Mr.. Robertson Pierce, of Clifton
Forge. is visiting Mrs. L. l.. Loving, ai
Loyingston.
Mrs Henry Mesler, OF Lynchburg
who has been visiting her sisters, Misl
Matthews and Mrs Stephenson, il
Loyingston. has returned home.
Judge John ID. Horsley and wife hsv,
returned from visit to Richmond.
Mrn. J. s. Snead end daushtsE hsv,
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sidney B. Williamson, Mrs. E 9; Ora
ham, Mrs. F. H. Smith, Mrs: W. -
Preston. Cadet Cartwright, Professor &c, Q.
A. Graves, DR.. A. d. Estill and Mfs.
EstilI. Mr.. w. c. White, Miss ANNE
White, Miss Nina Bacon, Coionei ana
Mrs. Pnrke, Miss Nettis WaddelI. Miss
Allie Waddell, Miss Elizabeth hoss'
Colonel J. ID. n. Eoss and Mrs. Koss'
W. A. Ross. Miss Buiord. Mr.. ": ..
Hopkins, Miss Katie Hopkins, y, MISS
Mary Lon Hopkins, Mics Anna w s,;ln.s
Miss Daisy Preston. Mr. Herbert Miiey'
8. Mop. Glasgow. Hon. W. A; Glasgow'
Professor A. L. Nelson and Mrs. Mel
son. Captsin s. b. Walker, MI. ". I;
Shields, Professor s. I. MoreIand ana
Mrs. Moreland, Miss Mary Irwin MI, mr..
+. T. Glasgow aud Mrs. Glasgow, MISS
Mary McCrum, Mr.. Hugh McCrum' Dr'
and Mrs. j. A. Graham, Mr.. ana nrs'
J. 4. A. Rose. Mr.. $. z. Figgatf' ana o.
Ran. L. Carmichael.
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Charlottesville, where he will reside IN
future.
Miss Gertrude Price gave "nicka
social" on Wednesday afternoon !,
Mediums River for the benefit Of tSo
Episcopal church at Ivy Depot Itva.
a most enjoyable occasion.
MR.. Tucker. OF Colorado Spring, i.
visiting her sister. Mrs. Daniel Bla,n. !.
Coyesvillc.
Misses Daisy Moore and Iucy faoge,
are visiting ID the noighborhood ~
Coyesyile.
Miss Ada Rogers, Of Besic Civ. i,
visiting Mrs.. J. J. Braz. ut CovesyIl'
Mr.. John Shelton, Of Mahche.fe,
will spend the summer with friends .al
relatives in this county.
Mrs. DR.. Wilson. OF North Caroli,,
is visiting her father, Mr. &. n. Pro
at Mediums River.
Miss Leila Petit, Of Whitehall, isg.,.
ing her aunt. Mrs. Gee Jones
Mr. Wyatt Blazley has returned 3,
his home. in Greene county. ior t5o
summer, fron Richmond.
Jrs. William White, 81 THE county
is Waiting her mother, Mrs David lare
in Greene.
Miss Mattio j. Wood is visiting q.
Bellevue, the residence Of Mrs. N4..a
II. GRAY son.
Mr.. Dick Wood and family and W.
Broadus Wood Of Earlysyiile. are ytt.
ing Mr.. J. z. Ballard, At Mociaa
River.