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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-25
Allen Center.

Our politics are resting now and we will try
and get in on time, with the news of our local
ity
Mr. Nash's house a two story square is LOOM
ing up, and will be the finest and most com.
modious in this vicinity. Moran parties build
ers
Our school house has had new shutters placed
on the windows
Our teacher is cOnvalescing but will probably
not take her school for some weeks yet.
Our y. p. c. E. will attend the county con-
yentiOn in Moran in a body next Saturday
J.. 7. Treadway lost his brood mare last
week.
Many of our peoplt are dehorning their cattle
this fall using Mr. Nash's shute
Mr.. and Mrs. shelton of Oklahoma are back
visiting her son-in-law, VIM Ferguson
Minnie Brown has a class in music teaching
one session each week.
Chas FussDan is busy dawdling that new
boy; he will cali him Jim
ThOs McGuire has bought buggy and so lean
year is almost gone yum; yum.
+. l.. Barke has moved onto the Weisner
farm. Mr.. Toby viii farm all his own land
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-25
Program.

The following is the program to be
rendered at the Opera House on
Thanksgiving evening under the au-
spices of the ladies of the Presbyterian
church:
flanO SOlO---.- MISS OIace DOCK
Reading THE First Thanksgiving, Miss Ewing
Duett-.......-..........M Miss SmeltZer, Mr. Scott
Reading-"Tbe Ratchet Story" .Wessie Wise
Solo-"He was Prince" ........... Mr. Scott
Reading-"The Message" ...... Miss Grace Beck
Solo-"TOo Young for Love, Miss Shelter
MISS
!. Columbus at the Court Of Ferdi-
r,, nand and Isabella
A"pieAuA , Isabella Pledging Her Jewels
8 America Discovered.
Churus-"COlumbus" ....-. Ladies Glee Club
Tnbeau- -Mending his Ways
Miss Beulah Reimert Accompanies
Admittance 10 cts. Oysters 20 cts.
Cake and coffee 10 cts.
Supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
Program begins promptly at s O'Clock
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-25
independence.

We are very sorry to announce the death of
Walter Jewell of Moran. He was well known
here
Mr. Carroll is building a fine barn which adds
much TO the beauty of his home.
Mr. Sylvester is building fine house
Young ladies are scarce in our reighborhOOd
and we can hardly spare Mamie Ward from
among us.
Mrs l. r. Courtney is visiting her parents
Mr.. MaxsOn lost good horse last week
We rejoice to know that Mr.. Anderson is i'm
proving
We ar. quiet people and it is hard to find
items of interest
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-25
Program County Convention, V p S. C. +.

Program County Convention, Y. Z. $. C. +.
Program of the County Convention
Y. p. 5. G. E., to be held at the Pres
byterian church at Moran, beginning
at p. m. on Friday, Nov. Is, 1892,
and closing at 4 p. m. on Saturday.
FIRST SESSION FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
200. Praise Service, led by Wallace Rankin
go. Welcome Address by c. Norton Re
Spouse, by Elder Dunning Solo, by Miss
Lola Smeltzer.
500 Appointment of Committee Nomins-
alton appointment of Committee on
Constitution.
EVENING SESSION.
80. Praise Service, led by Miss Drake Solo.
by Miss Lola Smeltzer. Address by Prof.
Kelley, of Emporia.
SATURDAY MORNING SESSION
500. Sunrise Prayer Meeting, led by Miss Ella
Brown.
900. Devotional Exercises led by Melvin Love-
Oils Reports from societies
go. Question Box, led by Prof Kelley.
1000. Work of the Committees: Lookout
Committee Emma Mcknight Prayer
Meeting Committee" Guy Treadway.-
Social Committee, Earl Nandegritt.
1880 Address by A. J. Christy.
ll:3O Free Parliament How Can Our Soci-
cites do More Effective Work.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
200. Organization
30. Active Members" Gertie McGlashan.
Solo, Miss Lola Shelter.
800. Associate Members" Jean Anderson -
$50. Personal W ork," Rev Squires.
Conservation Meeting, Miss May Ewing lead
er.
The people of Moran will give ev-
erybody a hearty welcome. Come
with a prayerful heart. come with a
friend. come with the spirit of service.
And let US make this convention help
ful to all, that we may be able to do
greater work ''for Christ and the
Church,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-25

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For Sale or Trade

A. o Allen wishes to exchange n solid gold
watch for d top buggy and harness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17

$3.50 ana s.vs me young ladies = moonlight
6oatins psrty 10 the rfvcr - far - keasens,
where they had . dance N me 1lls p9sanS os,,s@'
= sa suIsss . ,sncs a. ' niis Carrie Daniel .ed
~ n n Cous;ns, Mss Bestie Pollard ana ~.
Edssr niset. YIss Rosa slaughter and ~. trsns
Andrews OF univsrsify Of Virginia, - neas
Jsmsson and NJ. j. listen Shumste. Miss Ns-
snsisc Isuson ana Nj. Csrrtneton HuopsFcs
No Canine N,chols Of Bedford CITY ana 90 a
FsuIkner. Miss Alpha Hammer sn1 ftenk ~:
Jennings. Mss Eii'e irsYssr q e. Hammer we're
VIC ~ cH wpSncsday night the German Club gave =
briilinpt german a. the West Lyncneure no1eL
and ,s. ,Ss ,S,lo' NJ. a sSHi Mrs.. G. !. Pools, ~: ana
Mrs. W. W. sfcptoe, Mr.. and hrs n =. tnn ann
Misses Nina Holt, Embrey, Jameson. stokes
Tow. Einn,er, Collins, splly, Hammer, Nicnois
Frayser, Lee. Glnss CLARK. Sot,reeu n.r,s, snd
fan~horne: Meesrs. Frost. ]. a. fauiknertr.
| Chr]s,,sp. }. n. Otey, James Lee. I. fercy
| Charles Poole, sidney strotner. rom AaAms' n"
Hutter, George Hss,cr' > q 4 n,,om sJJ. 3 /. TTay.
ior. w. q. Faulkner. A. w: Lncaoo. sn'spau
innrhorne. c. Hubbard, x. Kinnier ana b. Nel
son. rt,c,r,s. who ba.
| fust returned from al european af'p' " '"H
Mr- ana Mrs. VI. Rountree, OF Wilson, N. C-
vero visiting here this week. ....
Miss Gertrude Wait, OF hustpurs' ID 's'ana
| here. 49,, .. ,,s
Hot Springs. Va a. 4. nj u
at the Home and Retreat
Miss Corinne Nicholas, OF BEDFORD ivy. sno
| Miss Ella Frayser, Of Richmond, are visiting
| Mas AlDhe Hammer, on Daniels HUI :,
Mas Maggie Loving, Of Loving's store, Va
| visiting tho Misses LanghorIe, on onnren street
Mrs. John T. Mofltt, OF Ohio' Is SiSiiins DTS
W.. A. Ford, on Diamond Hill.
M and Mrp. Peter Ainslie have returned
| from two yeeks' visit to Allan View. Va.
Mrs. Aug. Forsberg and daughter nave gone
y Miss Mary Diuguid has gone for the summel
70 Buffalo Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17

CArisson ~ Raleigh, N, G.. has been
whiting In Suffolk this week. 49,
M. William T. Hunter, vtce-prestoen!
| and general manager OF the Sunolk ana
| Carolina railway, who was recently mar
RED In baltimore. arrived here With M
bride last Tuesday. -
Mr.. Cisud G. Cahoon viii leave to-oey
| Tor Port Allegheny. Pa, which CITY u tne
residence OF Q charming young lacy pup,I
last session. He will also take 10 other
| places during his vacation OF . week OF
Richmond merchant has secured the
| contract and taken the measures Tor uni
| forms for the Suffolk Light Infantry.
County Treasurer II. T. Smith. OF SUI
| folk. was one Of the commissioners VINO
appraised the land Of the heirs OK General
/ Il. e. Lee, on Smiths Island. IN Cnesa,
peake Bay, for o site for Q government
Editor j. r. Booker, of the Herald, &C.
compauied by his two daughters and AR.
II. Il. Elan, leave to-day for Norfolk "a
join the editorial excursion. which leaves
Norfolk this evening for Boston, Provi-
deucc. and other northern cities
Pythianism was never so prosperous 10
/ Snaoik as at the present time. U Ihursday
night five pages were raised TO the rank 81
ESQUIRE and six strangers were initiated
into the rank OF page.
state Lecturer }. Brad. Beverley will de.
liver a lecture in Suffolk next "Wednesday
on the principles of the Farmers Alliance.
The Suffolk Grays had a target-practice
Yesterday afternoon, at which Private MAJ
Weyhmann won the gold medal OF the
company for The best shooting and o spe'
cjal prize of a gold-lined silver cup gwen
by Captain @. w. Wright. COMMANDER OF
the GraYs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Williamsburg.
fcorrsspondcnco Of the Richmond Dispasch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. July 1G.-Rev. James II:
Moss. of Gloucester-Ssrae Methodist
church. left during the week tor Q months
vacation.
MIR, and Mrs. John b. Spencer, with their
children and nurse, have returned from q
week very pleasantly spent at Old Point.
Miss Meta Smith is visiting OF Brandon.
the guest of her friend, Miss Gertie Har-
rison.
with her sister. Mrs. X. N. Hughes. OF
Norfolk. who will remain there untu hu-
Miss Willie Booker. of Hampton, has
been making o short stay with Mrs.
Senator ID. Gardiner Tyler. Of Charles
CITY. has been in town this week with MS
brother. President Lyon q. Tyler.
Miss Emily Carr, OF Washington, VINO
has been visiting Miss Emily Christian,
left for Petersburg Monday.
DR.. +. q. Booth has 80 far recovered
from his late attack OF rheumatism as 10
enable him to leave for Nottoway, MS
former home. on important business. Mrs.
booth is also quite uDwell. and with the
Doctor will leave shortly for the Monroe
Red Sulphur Springs.
MIR. William l.. Spencer has been So
| iourninQ for q few days at the seashore.
Miss Mary Trevllian is visiting al Bed
| ford City. ~
Miss Rosa Emory has returned from Nor
| folk and the ~neighboring seaside resorts.
Mira. Mary T.. Branch, with Miss Bessie
Lamb. of James City, who have been
| visiting relatives here, have returned
Miss Marion Jones is in Newport News
| paving a return visit to her friend; MISS
| Clark, also visiting her cousin' MISS EVeiSn
Southal.
Miss Jennie Morecock leaves in afe.w
| DAYS for Fauquier, where she Will remain
Mr.. Charles w. Coleman has been So
| iourning at Virginia Beach, q guest OF Dir.
| Fred. s. Taylor. c:..
Miss Louise Henley, Of James City.
| daughter Of Hon. X. L. Henley, Is making
a return visit TO her friend, Miss BOOKER
Miss Helen Wheeler, of Hampton, who
| has been visiting. relatives mere iei' "eu-
| nesday morning for Hilton.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Lewis Bossieux, OF
| Richmond. were in town Wednesday TO
| visit DIR. Moncure.
LYMAN b. Wharton, accompanied by her
| sister, Miss Powers, Of Richmond lett
| Wednesday for Richmond.
Mr.. Edward johnson. of Washington
who has been visiting MIR. and Mrs. VII
liam q. Jones. has returned home,
Among the visitors here during the week
were Mr.. George Anderton, Mr. James K.
| Butler, Mr.. J. r. Shorthand Mr.. J:W CLARK,
| of Baltimore; Mr.. L. I. Gill, OF Philadel-
phia Mr.. John ". Quay, Jr.. from Rich
| mond Mr.. G.. +. Lee, Jr.. from Aiexandrla;
=. &. Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w.
| johnson. from Newport News.
Mr.. Spencer Lane, with Mr.; joseph BID;
| here from a visit made to Mr. Spencer
Henley, of James City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
KeysvilIe.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

ltNAA1 oRB41a1(t - -
KEysvrLE, Va, July l6.-Mrs- Samuel Bald
win. who has been visiting Mrs. G. A. Hunt, has
returned 70 Aspenwal
Miss Esla Garland. who has been visiting her
uncle, Nj. II. ID. Garland, mas lett for homo.
Miss Jessie Willis rs back from o visit to her
brother, In Oxford. n. {.
Mrs A. ID. Harding Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Lipsconb. at Fort Mitchell.
Miss Mabel Osborne has returned after q
pleasant visit 20 Nj. laurel
Miss Susie Eubank is visiting Miss Stella
Priddy.
Miss Bessie White is visiting Miss Carrie Nor
ton at " Morton Hall"
Misses Willie Jefress and Lizzie Hardy have
returned from a visit 10 relatives In Sottoway
county.
Mas Annie Walton, Of Washington, ID. c., lie
on a visit 10 her parents here.
Miss Kate Hunt, Of Abingdon, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. c. A. Hunt, Is nov visit
ing relatives in L~ynchburg.
Dr. 0gbam, OF aeckienburg, Ii the guest OF
Mr.. j. 3. ~. Osborne.
d.. J. A. George, an American missionary, Is
tho guest OF Rev. w. G. Fostsr.
Messrs- ". r. Ayerctte and George N. Wilson.
OF Dsnytlle. are the guests Of Mr.. l. H. Jc1reas.
Mrs- &C. Happersotte and two daughters, Of
Washington, d. C., viii spend the summer here.
Walton. lRs returned 10 Norfolk.
Oafa."
Miss sailie Norvell. Of smithvilIe. IL the guest
Of MiEs xabel Osborne.
Miss Wallace Pridty entertained a Number OF
her friends at "Beechenbrook" Friday night
last.
Mrs Jones, Of Petersburg. Is visiting Mr.. W.
Il. Cha n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
LyHchburg
c~.nos.n. =, Tho R,.omora p,.ra, ",

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LygcuBUR9, VA, July 16--Wi,h the exception
OF moonlight hay-rides and an occasional GER
man, society IN this section Is suffering with a
bad case OF ensw-
one Of the most delightful hay-rides and leap
year dances thst has occurred here this year took
place tho other night at Qulnton springs, about
ladies gave the ride and dance to the young gem
| tienoa aud footed all tho bills. The following
couples participated:
ID. sheldon Horsley with Miss Rosa Slaughter,
Mr.. A. y. Percy With Miss kinricr, Mr.. John A.
Faulkner with Miss kmbrey, OF Now Orleans;
Mr.. Clark &. Collins with Mas Tucker Clark, AR.
dudley Holt with Miss Mario cottreaux, OF New
Orleans; M. ksten Stumate with Msss Lucy
LewiA Mr.. l.. d. Christian with Miss Jameson, OF
Philadolpuia; Mr.. L. A. W. Sale with Kiss Hem
! Mo cheassood. Mr.. II. Y. Bowman with Miss
Lena G. Aims. Mr.. John N. oiey wish
shah Lanshorno with Msss Mary Lee.
mr.. Sidney Stcother with Miss Beftio
Pollard. Mr.. Langhorne Lewis with Mas
Mald Saith. Mr. George Huster with Aiss julia
Meem, Mr.. LssisM Nun roll With Miss Eva Morgan.
OF Asnevlile, n. G. I; Mr.. Cary Lengnofno Win
Miss tie rgik Morgan, Mr. Cary Lewis nisn Miss
jessie KAus. Mr.. hooth Ferguson With biss MAG
gle Khnc, Ar. u. y. Cousins with Miss Aiice
King, Mr.. r. q. Mzckford with Miss Alice Clark,
N. N. n. Black with Miss Eleanor Prescott, Mr..
il. Il. Hubbard with Misc Nathalie Manson, Mr..
Hosard Bowman with Mise Mos Floyd. MessrA.
Hoover Clark, Il. w. hoora. 81 \. hdamA ko
Kinnier. Jr.. and y. D. JoHnkY2, u. Tho chape-
rons were Mn Dr. Marcel. Ma Johe w. Dam
lei and Mra ". A. cnhfnbers.
On ne fciioNtng uight tne ssnt)enen rscipro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Norfolk.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispat,h.l
NORFOLK, July 16.-Mrs. r. Il. Freeman, OF
| Danyille, was the guest Of Mrs. b. +. Tebault,
in York street, this week.
been visiting Mrs. James /. Vance, returned
homo.
Miss Lizzie Nash has gone 20 visit tho family OF
| General X. L. Page at Bluo Ridge summit, Pa
Miss NJ. 4. Swift, OF Baltimore, 10 here visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. NJ. ). Coroel, In
| High street.
Dr. John T.. Francis and wife have gone to
| Rocky Mount, Va. for the summer.
Miss Mamie Brothers and Mrs. ". W. Gaskins
| have gone 10 North Carolina 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. McD. l. Wrenn is solourning at Nimrod
Hall. Va.
| are visiting their cousin, Mrs. A. II. Osborne, on
Misses Lena aud Maysie WALES, OF Baltimore,
arc the guests Of the Misses Neville, ON Landon
street,
Sir. Daniel S. Walton left here yesterday for
Detroit, Men,, 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. j. \. Messick, OF Allen, Nd, and MIR.
William Wesley Jones, Of Petersburg. are visit
ing fricn1siD Ports mouth.
Miss Silva Spence, OF Elizabeth City, n. O., Is
| visiting friends in Portsmouth In Eningham
street.
Rev. George 4. vanett, Of %Lynchburg, was in
| Portsmouth this week winding up his business
Rev. Mr.. Muller, of the Berkley Presbyterian
church.. has not yet decided to accept the call &c
6oluSDOfO. Ut ctti IA hets'A eN"NA 50
visement-
MIR. ard Mrs. william Marshall who were
guests of MrA Robert koid, in east Main street,
returned home this week.
Miss Lottie Baird, OF Manchester. and Miss
BlanKonshia p, OF Chesterfield, are visiting Miss
May Robertson, In Washington street, Ports
mouth,
Mrs. Alfred Clay has gone to Lancaster. Pa,
Tor the summer, and Mr.. Richard b. Tunstal
aud family are at Mantoloking. ~. j.
Mr.. M. ID. Eastwood and family. of Portsmouth,
are on thclr country seat, in Gloucester county
for the su.n;ner-
Commodore A. W. Weaver, OF the nayy-yard,
hes rgturned from Washington, ID. O., but vii
re,oin bis family there IN q few days for a months
vacation.
Rev. DIR. j.. I. Burrows is in the city the guest
o. NJ. ifwrence Royster, in Duke street.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ID. Rountree are so,ourning 81
Rnwley Springs.
Professor Newton Fitz Is III at his residence,
on Freempscu street.
Er. and Mrs. 0. V. Smith have gone 10 New
York TO spend a month nj Manhattan Beach.
Ar. y. Morgan, Of shawsboro', NC, Is on a visit
| TO his brother, Dr. 81. II. Morgan, OF Berk.ey.
Mrs DR.. Iscary, OF Elizabeth City, n. c., VIII
! has been herc several weeks visiting ~rolatises
returned home this week.
A good many Norfolk and Portsmouth people
| occupy cottages at Virginia Beach and Ocear
/ NieW this SUMMER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Eureka Mills.

ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
EUREKA Mills, Va, July 16.-Our people
had the pleasure OF last Thursday evening
at brakes Branch of hearing the gifted
lecturer and preacher, Rev. X. +; Kerr,
ID. d., of your city, deliver his celebrated
lecture "Glimpses of the Orient"
MIR. Gary Marshall. son OF Judge II: II.
Marshall, is visiting friends and relatives
in the county.
Mrs. James Lyons, of Richmond, is
spending some time with relatives in this
county.
Miss Mary Hooper, of Farmville. was
| rendered u reception by the Misses Spen-
| Ger on the evening of the 18th.
Miss Mamie Cardwell, OF Farmville, Is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Card
| well.
Miss Belle Graham, Of North Carolina, Is
| stopping at the home of MIR. William Nor
ton.
Mr.. w. W. Watkins. Jr.. of Danville. has
| returned home, after q pleasant visit to his
| father, Mr.. w. W. Watkins, Sr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Emporfs.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa'cn-I
EapoE1A, Va, July 16.-Mrs: Patience
Farmer, of Wilson, N. c., and MT. wuLlatn
Hodges, of Scotland Neck, N. u. nave peen
visiting relatives here this week. III,
Miss Mamie Wilson has been v'sitlng
her cousin, Mrs. Sue j. Powell.
Captain w. II. Briggs, W.. a; Reese, Esq.
and Judge Barham were in Norfolk a lew
DAYS ago. - T..
Rev. Mir. Choatham, OF Petersburg. mas
been spending the week in Iennessee.
Misses Rosa Ferguson and lila Taylor.
of Pleasant Hill, N. o.. and Miss Minnie
Drewry. of Southampton, and Miss Lhllian
Whitehead, of Farmville, Va, are visiting
Miss Pearl Jones this week.
Mrs. r. II. Jennings is visiting frlendsin
Washington, ID. Q.
George w. Geary has left town for o
brief visit.
Of District No. /. was here this week, the
guest of Widows Son Lodge, No. 100, A.
+. aud A. NJ.
MIR. w. H. Campbell, of your city. ID the
guest of Mr., W. Samuel Goodwin.
Master Johnnie Tucker, OF Henderson, N.
G.. paid q visit to our town this week..
Mrs. Cheatham, wife OF the pastor OF the
Markets Street Methodist church, Peters
burg. has been here tins week assisting
her husband in the series OF meetings at
the Methodist church.
Mrs. ID. S. Bennett, oil your city, was
here this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
Meherrin.
rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I

correspondence OF inc hicuuionu Diopo'ohI
MEHrRRIN, Va, July 16.-Rev. William
T.. Grant, of Bowling Greeu, Va. spent
several DAYS in our vicinity this week.
Miss Lalla Redd has returned home
after q long stay IN Cumberland county.
MIR. II. Harry Watkins left for his home,
in Granville county. N. c. Wednesday.
Mr.. Lois Staples returned to Manchester
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Warmer. Of oetersville, Va,
IS the guest of Miss Bessie Staples.
Miss Annie Tatum. OF Richmond, IS the
guest of her cousin. Miss Thea Is. Redd:
Mrs. N. }. Cardozo returned from Burke
vile, Va, Wednesday.
Misses Loveline and Gertrude Ewing
leave to-day for Pamplins. Va. where they
will be the guests of Miss Jessie Booker.
Misses Lalla Winn and Mabel Taylor. Oh
Richmond, are the guests of Mrs. M. q.
Price. Before returning to the city they
will take an extended trip through ".Old
Lunenburg." the native county OF Miss
Wlnn.
Mr.. f. A. Owen. who was shot by his
brother-in-law q few days ago, Is still con-
fined to his room, but Is thought to be out
Of danger.
The Sunday-school picnic at Mt. Plea
saut church yesterday proved to De q very
enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Amaretta Rowlette, who has been
| visiting Mrs. w. p. Wall, returned to
Crewe, w., to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17

l~ottesvills, The juvenile population were
out In full force.
Ma lAggis Goodwin and Miss Qeoraia
Houchens have returned, after . pieasant
visit 70 friends. IN WAynesboro'.
Mr.. Willie parrott add bride have re-
Mia Eta Mc0hee has been visiting Miss
Susie cambridge for the past ys3k.
Opcysos. Miss Dorsey. OF Warrington.
p. O.. 10 the guest Of Miss Edwards' 81
Misses Iazsie and Maud Dnrrett, Of Red
Hill, are az Dr.. George Stark's.
Miss Jennie Crawford, OF W~ytheyille, n
staying with Mira. Lawrence Goss. OF blen-
helm. /.
Miss b. n. 9ow.es, Of Richmond. and
Miss u. j. Moomsu. OF Baltimore. are
guests at Mr.. John Moomau'a.
Mas Hancock u visiting friends IN VIII
chester.
.Boxscine.- Mrs. Jack Wood. Of Crozet. Is
visiting relatives here.
The youngest daughter OF Nh. William
Critzef died on the 18th instant.
Miss Loving and Miss Chadic, OF Rich
mond, are at Whitehall.
Mrs. @. L. Bane, OF 5tanardsvillc. is Wait
her mothers family. in Henrico:.
Miss jamie Raglapd. of Halifax, Is the
guest of Miss Bette Chapman atAmerlcus.
Mrs. Brown, of Falls Church, Is visiting
the family Of Mr. s. A. Birch, ct Coves-
vile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17

NV HrrC,I GIiRON. ~ oA $500 n ..,fI
not keep what little ,I, did ID, ss sss - b IL l disturbed
sieep as nlsSa sa,rs felt 30 tired and my nmps
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70 uoen, .se torrents OF Niagara we're poufhis
through my head; N Ny m n0ss S srip SSGsss back into
nlns, 49, n,,h a horrible odor, which annoyea
and disguised those = around s@1n ta %'' I w WAY s q total
heai,n Voc = = rasort I consulted DIR. COATES,
the cassrIn sRsclSs n' and q u nSs hast his treatment ssanaas
49,, sod N that dread disease, CAIAEhh,
in six wees. EverybCdtyo n in po fss sSoye s ssaso.
me, anu ,ust write TO me. / cannot thank Dr:
rnaiss Too much for what he has done for me-
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specialties-CATARRH, Nose, Throat, and
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