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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
LOyfDgstOu .

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LoyIsGsros. Va, February 13.-Mrs. NJ.
G. Kemper died this week at the residence
OF her husband, Captain Kemper, near
Rowland. She leaves six children and Q
host of trends to mourn their loss. Her
remains were taken to ut. Moriah church,
III Mbemarle county, for interment.
turned to Charlottesville this week on
business
Mrs. L. W. Elsoui, OF Charlottesville, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Harriet
Kidd, of Lovingston, has returned to her
home. accompanied by the little son Of Ar.
L. l.. Kidd.
Mr. Beverly Harrison, the newly-ap-
pointed clerk of Amherst Circuit Court in
place Of Mr.. R. A. Pendleton. deceased, 10
visiting Judge Horslsy, of Livingston.
Judge Horsley has appointed Mr: W. N.
ston, and Mr.. Beauford, Of Bedford City.
TO inspect the various clerks ofices In
this circuit. They visited Lynchburg this
week.
Mr.. Oscar Loving, Of this place, acci-
dentally administered dose of lxudanum
to his infant child q few nights ago. Two
bottles-one containing parsgoric and the
other laudanum-were placed side by side
on this medicine shelf, and Nj. Loving
gave baby the poison instead OF paregO-
rio. DIR. Massie Tunstali was called IN,
and through his efforts the little one was
saved.
/ Owing Ito Indictment weather the tele-
phone line is not IN operation this week -
Was anticipated
Mr.. W. <. scruses, Of Variety Nils, died
on Monday lest alter an illness Of seysfnl
weeks duration. Deceased vna held IN
high esteem By the citizens at the whole
county. and his los viii b greetly FLA
bussn Spencer (pologodl died a We'd
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Clifton Forge.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CLIFTON FoRGE, Va, February 13.-A
very pretty german was given by the Cliff
ton German Club last night in the halls of
the Nettleton building. good many in
vItations had been sent out. The chape-
rons.were Mesdames f. i. Dunlap, o. G.
Morris. J. II. Carlisle, L. NJ. Moseley, and
ii. 4. Nelson.
Mr.. III. 4. Nelson, who is very graceful
dancer. led the german.
Among the ladies present were: Mrs.
Harman, Mrs. Frazer, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. King. Mrs. Page. Miss Cham
berlsin, Miss Roadcap, the Misses Good
loe of Goshen, Miss Merrell of Low Moor,
Mrs. Dunlap, Miss Miller. Mrs. Carlisle
Mss Patterson OF Staunton. aud some
others.
Some of the gentlemen present were :
Messrs. Killen, Wood, Moseley, Ryals,
Newberry, Foster, Davis, miller. McAlpln,
Wingfield TAYLOR, Lipop, Morris. King,
Duuford. Nelson. Tinsley. Dunlap. Page,
and Others. Dancing was kept until late
hour.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHATHAM. February l3.-The farmers
throughout this section are busy IN get
ting ready for spring work.
Mr.. Charles w. Motley. of Roanoke, 10
at the home of his parents, i'll this county.
quite sick.
A large crowd is expected here on Mon
day next, II being court-day.
There will be- a memorial service here,
conducted by Rev. +. II. Jones. of the
Baptist church. IN connection with the
death of the great English divine. Spur
geon.
At the Presbyterian church last Sunday
Rev. G. w. Belk read the annual report.
During the past year there were thirty
seven additions to the church.
Rev. DIR. Taylor, of Lexington, delivered
here Thursday night to a fine audience his
lecture on Good Times"
Mir. Thomas Cary has accented position
in Durham, n. g., and removed to that
town.
We are having March winds to-day.
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week for Jacksonville, Fla. TO be absent
for some time.
Misc Cantie venable. of the University
OF Virginia, IL visiting tho family OF MIR. w.
Venable, on Washington street.
Miss Leftwich, OF Baltimore, IL the guest
OF Miss Dora McGill.
MIR. and Mrs. John N. wyche. accom-
panied by their niece, Miss Enc School
field, will leave Petersburg on Tuesday for
Galveston. Tex, where they will reside
In future. MIR. wyche Is retired mer-
chant, is one of our most respected citi-
Gems. ard has passed the age OF four-score
years. sirs. Wyche Is one OF the patriotic
women OF the South whose name is loved
and revered by the soldiers Of the Scuth,
in every State because of the devoted ana
self-sacrifcing attention to them during
the war. She was a ministering anger ~
the hospitals and camps, and no woman
in the south has done more than she to
honor the memory Of the southern dead
and preserve the great cause for which
they fought.
Mr.. Causten Brown. distinguished law
yer Of Boston, IS in the city on VISIT 10
Major w. Gordon McCabe.
Miss Fannie Dunn. one OF the very
brightest of the pupils in the High School,
has gone to Florida to i've: Sne was .
model pupil, entered the High School at ii
NtJrs Vi dkc, anu WouAN .SD@ .@'''~
sted with distinguished honors.
Mrs. Bachelor. Ut Raleigh, N. u, IL
visiting the Misses Plummer, on high
street. -,
Mr.. John Patterson, former we'll
known merchant Of this city. but now OF
Birmingham, Ala, is visiting relatives III
the city. iii.
Mr.. Is. y. Pegram, of Richmond. is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. T.. i. Lewis, treasurer OF Brunswick
county, spent several days in the city TINS
weak.
Mrs. Robert II. Whitlock. of Richmond,
and Miss Matthews, of Covington. n.y.,
were the guests of Mrs. John Z. Armis-
tea1 this week.
Mr. Il. V. Green, Of Brunswick county,
is visiting friends in the CITY.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Townes Is visiting her niece.
Mrs. Charles L. Whitlock. Of Richmond.
Mrs. Spear, of New York, is visiting Mrs.
LOUIS Stesrns.
Mrs. s. p. Arlington and Mrs. Lala Ar
rington are visiting Mrs. I. +. Heath:
Miss OtelIa Johnston is the guest OF Miss
Stuart Bradley, Richmond.
Miss Gussie Tatum, OF Richmond. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. A. X.
Palmer, has returned home.
Miss Ssllie White. OF Louisburg, N. O..
is visiting in the family of MIR. W. III.
Shaw.
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Kesvtck.
kesvtCk.
ICorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch.l
KEswIcK, February l3.-Mrs. j. A. Chan
Ter, of Castle Hill, will leave her home in
few days for visit 10 New York. Her
art master. NJ. Lesar, has returned to Paris.
Mrs. A. L.. RIyes and daughters expect
soon TO start for Panama. where they will
Join Colonel Rives. who is now connected
with the Panama railway.
Surgeon Mason Msgruder. of this neigh
bornood. who is now attached to the
United States marine-hospital service. has
been ordered from Norfolk to Portland,
Oregon.
Miss Mary Bowcock, of la Fourche, and
Miss Fannie Long. OF East Belmont. are
visiting friends in Washington.
Mrs. Winston. of Washington, is visiting
the family Of Alr. L. @. Mead, near Kes-
wick.
The Rev. z. N. Boyden. of Goochland
county, is on visit 20 his Old home, near
Grace church.
Mrs. L. n. Magruder, Of Glenmore, is
visiting friends in Charlottesville.
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COLD WEATHER IN MecKLsNsuRa. |
The Day of Small Farms-Schooi Closed
FOR Lack of Funds-Iiili heo.

FOR Lack of Funds HIN neo.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspstch.l
CHASE CRY, Va, February l3.-lt seemed
yesterday and last night that we had been
suddenly transferred to the fIigid zone.
The thermometer went down last night TO
10 degrees, the coolest OF this winter.
The farmers are now bringing their to-
bacco to market in large quantities. The
result is more money IN circulation and
more active trade IN every department
of business. -,
There are many inquiries now for small
tracts of land adopted TO the production
of good grades Of tobacco. There are
many of this kind for sale IN this section.
This is the day of small farms.
rLouRIsHING coNDrros.
The Masonic Lodge here is in a flourish
ing condition. II held a very interesting
meeting this week, aud there were many
prominent members of the fraternity pres
eut from distance.
The graded public school closed its ses-
sion here yesterday. Cause Insufficient
funds 10 continue longer than five months.
The principal will conduct q private school
the remainder of the term.
Mr.. 4. Cook Ogburn. formerly o promi-
nent merchant of this town. but who
moved away about year ago. was here on
visit yesterday, and Is now a commercial
tourist.
AN ORGAN FOR SALE.
The type and fixtures OF the Alliance
newspaper of this county were advertised
BIZ the sheriff for sale this week.
Considerable Improvement and enlarge
ment of the hotels here are under way and
contracts have been entered into Tor that
purpose.
A gentleman near me asked that the
DISPATCH be requested TO state why the
United States Government is commonly
called Uncle Sam.
A sufficiency of ice will be secured now.
Hill men here predominant.
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Charlottesville.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. February lathe
Rev. II. Il. Lee, of the Episcopal church,
visited his mother at Sheperdstown, W..
Va. this week, where family reunion was
held on the anniversary of the birthday
OF the mother of Mr.. Lee.
Mrs. Allan Hanokel, of Norfolk, is visit
ing her father, Judge William j. Robert
son. on Park street.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Peyton has returned from
Norfolk, where he has been under treat
ment of DR.. l.. Is. Anderson.
Mrs. w. ID. Dabney. of Washington, ar
rived in Charlottesville yesterday, having
been summoned here on account of the
critical illness of her father. MIR. Archibald
n. Douglas.
The treasurer. report of the Woman's
Exchange shows tina. the sales during the
wear 1891 amounted TO $i,l49. i0--an in
crease of about one third over that OF the
year previous.
A theatre party was rendered number
of the Young people, attendants at the
Oberdorfer- Meyers wedding. at the per-
tormarce of Madame Jansuschek, which
Was followed by an ENJOYABLE reception
and banquet at the residence OF MIR. nj.
kaufman.
Miss Jessie Murphy has gone to WASH
ington, and Is the guest OF Mr.. Beatty, on
NdtltOi I'LL.
Mr.. j. Edgar Murphy returned to Rich
rnond this morning. He has been at home
slck for the past two weeks.
Dr.. Babcock, of the Brown Memorial
church, Baltimore, delivered lecture in
the public hall of the university Thurs
day night before q large and appreciative
audience, his subject being Total Absti-
nence."
Mrs. John s. Patton returned to Char.
lottesville yesterday from Q visit to
Waynesboro'. She was accompanied by
Mrs. 8. II. Lambert, of that place.
Mcssrs Roberts 4 Keller are donating s
per cent. of all the money spent with them
by the students Of the university to the
campus at that institution. The student
is allowed one vote for each dollar spent,
and the student receiving the largest num-
Der OF votes will be declared the most
popular and il to be presented with fine
umbrella As possible candidates the fol-
lowing gentlemen have been announced |:
Messrs. il. @. Blackford, J. b. Robertson,
w. III. Randolph. y. w. Catchings, j. q.
Tilton, ]. J. Leake. NJ. N. Mcclure. NJ. L.
Smith, j. N. Marshall aud y. l.. Harvey.
MIR. John p. MAYO died ct the residence
Of his son yesterday OF complication OF
pneumonia and grip. aged about "a. The
funeral took place to-day. lnterment at
A son Mr. ]. G. Gentry, eyed about 50.
died yesterday ct Croxst. this county. The
funeral and ,nterment took place today.
A large audience crested the Rev. J. u
Turpan ct ths Baptist church last night,
when be delivered his lecture On "Ine
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EmDoria.
Of tho Richmond Di,patcb.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Ospatch.l
EMPoRIA. Va, February 13.-Captain ID.
Il. Taylor, one OF the most extensive farm
ers in this county, was in town this week
Misses Maggie and Helen Grlgg, or JAR
rats, Va, are visiting friends here.
Widows Son Lodge, No. 100, A. F. and
A. H., met yesterday and conferred the
second degree on one candidate. Worship
full w. L. Bailey presided in the east.
Rightly orshIpful i. l.. Turner, George
p. Barham, and j. A. Hartley were APP
pointed q committee to solicit donations
for the Masonic Fair to be held in your
city on the 18th of April next under the
auspices of the LADIES' Auxiliary Assocla-
ton of the Masonic Home.
The BOYS connected with the Graded
School here gave quite an ENJOYABLE dance
last night. Young America was In tuli
bloom.
Master Walker Turner accompanied his
father TO Petersburg last Tuesday.
Mr.. Il. Turnbull, clerk of the Brunswick
court, was in town a few days since.
DIR. and Mrs. Parker, of Murfreesboro',
N. c., were in town this week visiting DIR.
j. T. Parker. who IL quite sick at Weaver's
Hotel.
The boys of the dance last night are un.
der many obligations to Misses Mamie
Wilson and Sallie Newsom. Messrs. w. n.
Farmer and j. A. Hartley tor the valuable
services rendered. The music was fur
nished by John III. and Alfred Slagle.
Dir. Thomas p. Newsom, commissioner
of the revenue. has commenced taking the
annual iists OF personal property.
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nesday. This makes the seventh death IN
this family in tne past fifteen month";
Misses Florence and Mary Goodioe. OF
Avon, who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Myrtle Basssli, OF West Virginia, re-
turned home on yesterday.
Mr.. John L. Goodloe. of Staunton, has
been visiting his parents. at Avon. this
week.
Mr.. Stuart Whitehead, of this. place, At
tended the Circuit Court ut Charlottesviile
this week. .,,
Two school children at Variety. Mills
were much frightened on Thursday by the
sight of large black bear coming from
the direction Of the mountains, near Ar.
rington, about half..a mile from the variety
Mills. The bear and children caught sight
of each other about the same time, and 1t
would be hard to say which OF the three
ran the fastest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen. all of this place. who went to Char.
lottesyille to attend the wedding OF Miss
Clara Myers. Of Lovingston. on Wednes-
day, have returned, and report having
spent delightful time in that city.
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Keyssiile,

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.I
KEYsyILIE. VA, February l3.-Dr. D. @.
Wiggin has returned from business trip
to Richmond.
NC. where she has been visiting her
daughter.
Miss Willie Jeffress is visiting friends in
Baltimore, Md.
A. L. vsnNess has returned from Rich
mond.
Mr.. J. b. NJ. Osborne and family have
moved into their house on King street.
Mr.. Aubrey Bailey entertained num-
Der of his friends at his home last night.
Mr.. Robert Prddy. who has been in
South Carolina for some time, has returned
To his home
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Petersburg.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
PETERSBURG. Va, February 13.-Miss
Emma Tinsley, one of the most charming
and highly cultivated young ladies of this
section, left this week for South Carolina TO
teach the languages, mathematics, and
mnsic in one OF the largest female schools
In that State.
burg county, who have been visiting friends
in and near this city for some days, re-
turned home this week.
Miss Laura Wood, Of Richmond. is the
guest OF Mrs. Butler, on Halifax street.
Mrs. West, of Sussex county, Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Sol Birdsong. on Hinton
street.
Misses Leila Bash and Eva Carter, of
Baltimore, are guests IN the family OF
Captain Thomas Pannill. on High street.
Mr.. q. L. Willis, who has been on visit
10 friends in fredericksburg. has returned
70 the city.
Mr. A. Kadden has returned from q
business and pleasure trip of some dura-
ton TO the North.
Miss Maud Harrison, OF Prince George
county, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Rosa Stephenson. on Hinton street, has
returned home.
Mrs. II. u. HARRISON, of Norfolk. is the
guest this week of her sister. Mrs. j. II.
Robertson.
Miss Kent Lanehorne. of Lynchburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Bond, on
Hinton street.
The family Of Captain Thomas Il. Dunn
lett this week TO Join him IN Florida, where
they Will In future reside. Captain Dunn
was for some years city engineer IN Pe.
tersbure. and ~ an accomplished gentle
man and officer. He has accepted re-
sponsible office in Florida. This bright
famiIv will he grant % fpfssed IN our
Mrs. Mcpherson, of Washington. ID. c.,
y with her daughter. Mrs. DIR. Hugh Stock
dell. on Adams street
Mrs. William Hill. who has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs. j. M. Wyche, hes returned
70 hor home, in Culpeper.
Professor John 1insley. OF Charlestown,
W. Va. who has been visiting relatives
IN Petersburg aud Prince George county
Tor several weeks. left for his home on
Captain r. b. Cooke, Of Norfolk; cx-
Judge Brown, OF Nelson county. and Mr..
Julius Strauss, Of Richmond. were among
the visitors to our city on Thursday. They
were Ill here on business.
Niss Mary Wright has gone to Crews to
I,cs Ellen Douglass Bruce, of Berry
Mn. Va. Who has been the guests Of
6jends here, has gone TO Richmond.
Ni~ ids HsryelI, OF this city. 10 visiting
RI. and Mrs. Charles Williamson, OF
Knnaville, Tenn. are the guests OF friends
~ Petersburg 0says have been inca.
mn tor new uniforms, oyeFcoats, ana
- the contract was awarded TO .
s q tseasrd and vito Isfs THE
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his mother and widow of Dr.. White, Of

his mother and widow OF Or. Wnite, OF
Hampden-Sidney.
M,ss Ellen liray, who has been spending
the winter here with Miss Parker, has re-
turned to her home in LynchburR.
The work on ths Boulevard" between
here and the Hot Springs has been COM
pleted to q point within half mile OF this
place. and is being rapidly pushed to its
finish.
Work on the magnificent bath-house
and hotel at Hot Springs Is progressing
well.
Miss Mollis Smith. who has been spend
ing the winter near Lexington, has re-
turned here. d.
Mr.. G. w. Richardson. the engineer OF
the Southern improvement Company, To-
Gated here. is in Richmond.
One of the most popular young men
now in our valley is Hugh Mcclure, son
of DR.. Hunter Mcclure, OF your CITY,. lie
is engaged on tho engineering corps OF the
Southern Improvement Company. ana mas
his headquarters at the Hot.
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Backed up BY . cash offsr--the statements
that are made BY the proprietors OF Doctor
Sagss Catsrrh Remedy. They say that their
medicine win cure, perfectly and perman-
entity, the worst case Of Chronic Catarrn IN
the Head-that not only Catarrh itself. but
Ill the troubles that come from II, and every
thing catarrhal In It's nature, are cured by
the mild, soothing, cleansing and healing
properties Of thar remedy.
They can't ssy any mora Probably every
medicine for CstarTh claims as much. But
it's one thing TO premsss . cure-its very
different thing TO perform It The proprie-
t,rs Of DR.. Sags's Rsmsdy want 70 prove
that thoy msan what they say. So they
make thls offer: II they can't cure your
Catarrh, no matter how bed your cas- or Of
how lsag standing, thsyu pay you $500 In
cash, You're surs at the noney o. . cure
LAT such medicine worth tryingf
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Mehorrin.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MEHERRN, Va, February 1s.-Mr. A.. A.
morning.
II. W. Scott, Jr, of Smyth county, IS
here on visit to his father.
Messrs. II. L. Beverly, A. @. johnson,
George w. Prince. j. X. Robertson, Julian
Price and Il. p. Miller. OF Richmond. Va,
were in our village this week.
The Meherrin Farmers Alliance held Its
regular monthly meeting here to-day.
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NaVerFy.

Correspondence Hf the Richmond Dispatch
WAyERLY, Va, February 13.-Mr. Free
man Graves, OF Richmond. Va. is here to-
day.
men. left tew days ago for Eastmans
College. Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
Mr. j. L. West, of Suffolk, was here one
day this week on his way home from a
northern trip.
Mr. Ct. NJ. Inman. OF this county, left
yesterday for Richmond.
Miss Watson. of Petersburg, is visiting
at ex-Judge Il. w. Arnolds, on west Main
street.
Mrs. OVERLY. of Mecklenburg county, is
visiting at Mr.. p. Fleetwoods, on east
Main street.
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day night At his residence. near Suffolk. OF
cancer Of the tongue; aged about 70 years-
Mr.. M. II. Primer and family. OF Suffolk,
have been visiting at Churchland, Norfolk
county, this week.
Miss Agnes Afford. Of Bank street. has
returned from Q visit to relatives in Nor
folk.
Mrs. Thomas Golfer. of Richmond. who
had been visiting her sister. Mrs. McClel.
land. of Smithfeld, left for her home last
Monday.
MIR. X. r.. Whitehead, who has been in
the furniture and undertaking business 10
Suffolk for years. left this week to travel
for Baltimore house.
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tCorfcapoudonc6 OF tne hicunono DnpnscusI
wARa SPRrSos, VA, February la.-The
County Court-Hon. Charles II. McDon-
nald presiding--has closed its session OF
three days. The time was taken mp chiefly
In disposing Of one felony case, and an
other was continued for uext term. These
ere the hrst cases occurring ip this county
for several years, and have elected much
interest.
Rev: William O. White. the pastor Of The
Ffssbytsrian church. returned 70 day With
heolsht Nth them Nrh ~. Charles Whitss
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OR. 3. p. GoOcH DEAD.
A Gallant Soldier, Faithful Public Ser.
want, and Physician Passes Away.

Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
HINTON, w. Va, February IA. DIR. b. p.
Gooch, q prominent physician and worthy
citizen OF this city, died at 1;30 r. NJ. to-
dsy. His death was unexpected. although
his health had been bad for long time.
DR.. Goocs was q Confederate soldier. and
became conspicuous tor his gallantry on
the field. He was dangerously wounded
by ball passing through his face from
cheek to cheek. Twice elected to the
House OF Delegates for West Virginia. he
served his county with distinction to him-
self and pride and satisfaction to his con-
stituents.
Circuit Court for this county u IN SEES
uon. Owing to the illness of Colonel
James H. Miller, the popular attorney for
the State, business has somewhat Jagged.
The friends Of Colonel Miller are graft.
fed that he il improving.
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Lexington.
Lexington
Correspondence Of tho Ricnmond pispatch.l

Correspondence OF tho richmond Dispatch.1
LEXINGTON. Va. February 13.-Rev. j. B.
Taylor. pastor of the Baptist church here.
IL in Chatham. where he will deliver lee
ture for the Baptists there. The subject
Good Times"
A hop was given in honor of Miss Col
Inns, of Lynchburg. by the Washington
and Lee students in McCrim's Hall on
we're sSsu. Miss Il. Graham Miss 0 L. Graham.
Miss Collins, Miss Williamson, Miss Agnes
Graham. Miss Patton. Miss Pendleton,
Mrs. Haskins; Nessrs. s. p. Flggats. b.
Moore, X. Bumgardner. w. H. Mourning.
r. Jordan, G. H. Tonsmeyer, II. Sprorl.
IL. s. Warren, G.. Sproul. Lacy Robinson.
Cadet @. @. Collins, j. Bullett, ]. W. Sto-
vail, +. n. Martin.
Miss Collins. of Lynchburg. 10 the guest
Of Colonel and Mrs. Parke.
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The Weekly Dtspaseha
an eight page. 6l-cdlumn nsws1aper and
magazine Of general Information, i only
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Have your SHIRTS male "a
warm weather, and leave yor,
with Us.
PHONE 10-.
Dc g-i2r
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1NrERNAL-REyENuE coLLEcTIoNs.

The following is statement Of the IN
tornal-revenue collections IN this district
from February lst to the 18th inclusive
Lists, S30.60; beer, $3.50; brandy,
81, 800. 20; cigars and cigarettes, S24,2ll.h;
snuff. S2i 3O tobacco. $40, GOL7S; special,
$4,000. Total, S73, 232.72.