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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

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TIE GLOBE, ST. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

HARRISON has never lost an hour from
sickness since he moved into the White
house. BLAINE may think it is a healthier
locality than he has been occupying.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

IT HAS been discovered in New York that
coffee taken to excess will intoxicate.! A
new line of reformers and KELLEY experts
will be needed
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Unpopular With the Girls.

Harvard Lampoon.
Ethel hope the men arn't going to
wear those horrd broad-brimmed straw
hats again this summer. Maud-Why?
EtheI-Because they muss ones bangs
I'D so.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

THE windstorms are understood to get their
start in Kansas, coming through PETERS.
whiskers.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

THEY are mostly BLAINE people who are
forecasting blood on the party moon in case
either of the rival chiefs is nominated. They
are willing to put their idol on the altar of
party peace.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

MISS FRANCES WILLARD announces that she
will hereafter ride bicycle, but probably
does not mean that she will cease to ride her
old hobby
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

ST. PAUL will have all varieties of doors
swinging both ways for visitors this week.
Let them come in all languages
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
A Flat Joke,
Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Georgia railroad that went under
the hammer yesterday doubtless feels
little flat
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

SUNsrRokEs in New York and intense heat
in the East will make the conditions here
abouts enjoyable to visitors unless the Min
neapolis caldron should make things uncom-
Portable.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

THE fall in the river begins to embarrass
navigation above st. Paul. The smaller fish,
however, will be able to come down.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
Perhaps He'll Stay, Shortly, Toe

New OTk FTtSS.
Oscar Wilde will come to this country
shortly. He will wear his hair that way,
too.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

A German scientist has proved that
the character OF their food affects The
color of the plumage of birds.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

The man who saw dry moon of J ate was
probably delegate to the Prohibition con-
yeQti0n.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

81 MAY ALUNE.
i vr in advance So 90 ) mos in adv. soc
q m. in advance. 90 l m. in advance zoe
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05
nkIIY ANp sUNpAY.
sTNnAN AIO,

DAILY AND SUNDAY
J VT in advance. Siu % ) mos. in adv.-S2 %
4 IN in advance 90 8 weeks in adv. 90
One month. .....>5e.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

TRI-WEEKLY- Dsily- Monday, Wednesday
and FridAy.)
J yr in advance. 81 90 q mos. in adv..S2 90
SmouthS in advance. 81 W.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
ne wear 81 six no., 65c Three no., 3ac
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-05

Will nominate a President.
When it comes to the qUes-
ton as to which makes of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10
70 Markham Democratk.

by Richmond man. in New York SUM-
While Se are lighting hard for home.
For freemens rights Tor Tree ELECTORS
Can't you give up your tune ana roam
OF free trades merits or protectlonsY
For freedoms and for manhoods sake,
We ask. entreat; nay, we demand II:
Our civilization ~ at stake; 49,
For Gods sake, can't you understsnultT
We. who recall the evil days
When thieves and thugs had triumph er US,
The frauds the crimes. the brutal ways
Which oyercame and oyerbore as;
The foul shapes Of rapine and lust.
Your carpet Dagger and our Niger
We hate to say the word. but II We must.
BY =. our hands are handy with the trigger.
An. no. no. no. We've worked like men.
Wave striyen in patience and in honor;
Helm as to lay this curst, black wrath again;
et not the South have this fate lad upon her |!
Men OF the North Va look 10 You Tor ala
'Cainst the grim danger that We have to hghi
Waste not a blow on tariff or free trade;
Let every Democratic sword be ours 10 snlite
with.
RrcHMoSD, july 4. 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10
Williamsburg.

WuIuMsBuRo. Va. July s.-Mr. II. W.
Booker, now Of Newport News, but once the
cnief wag' Of our city. was here on the Atm
looking healthy and rosy.
Mr.. Avian Banks. of Hampton, was here
snort time this week visiting relatives.
MIR. Il. G.. Durfey. of Newport News was IN
town Tor short stay during tho week. lie
was looking we'll and was given a warm vel
come by old friends
Dir. Eddie Jones. Of Portland. Ore, is here
on visit T. his mother on Palace Court.
Mr.. Carroll Taylor. Of Richmond has re-
turned home after visiting the family of MI.
William II. f. Morecock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reynolds Of Balti-
more. who have been visiting Colonel y. 5.
Ewell and Mr.. and Mrs. B. >. Scott. have re-
turned home.
Miss Louise Henley of James City. Miss
Willie Booker Of Hampton and Miss Rich
srdson, daughter Of Judge ID. c. Richardson.
OF Richmond who have been the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Pedeby. have returned
home.
Miss Lilly Monteiro Of Richmond, who has
been visiting Miss Peticolas Lee. has returned
home.
Miss Mamie Gillian. OF Richmond, who has
been visiting friends here, returned home
during the week.
Miss Helen Wheeler of Hampton. is visit
ing the family of her uncle, Mr. w. l.. Jones.
Miss Annie Merrill. of Richmond, and hr.
CnhrleS A1aub, OF OlOucebteT, VINO nave pSIH
visiting the family OF President Tyler have
returned home.
Professor Hugh S. Bird. of the college
faculty. is attending the summer normal Mt
Bedford City.
Rev. I. G. Page rector Of Binlon church
here, has been conducting series OF meetings
at Yorktown under appointment from the
Norfolk ConyocatiOn.
Miss Pearfe Morris. OF Tarboro. n. c.. who
has been visiting Mrs. II. Teiser. has returned
home accompanied by Miss Theresa Ieiser.
Mr. and Mrs Edmund Ruffin. OF Hanover
who have been visiting Colonel anu MIS-.
Randolph Harrison. left during the week Tor
brief visit 30 Norfolk.
Misses Mary and Mamie Sherweu are here
for the heated term, and are stopping at the
residence OF Colonel K. Harrison, Palace
MIR. r. NJ. Smith and daughters will leave
IN q few days for Nova Scotia, where they
will remain during the warm weather. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. John j.. Mercer and their
daughter. Miss Jean, have been IN Richmond
for several days.
MIR John Potts. IN old Confederate veteran,
il lying very III at his residence here Mr.
Potts was during the war membef o. the
Richmond Howitzers.
Professor 4. Jefferson Stubs and family
left on Friday for Gloucester county where
they Will remain during the summer
Mr.. William B. Garlick. of Richmond. s
here spending few days with his old friends
and associates.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen Watts, of
Roanoke, will visit friends here lduring the
coming week
Mr.. J. b. Bradley, Of Atlanta, Ga, and
member of an artillery company from that
State during the war, is here, stopping at
Spencers. and is in Virginia for the purpose
OF visiting the batne-helds in this State,
where he saw hard service in defense OF
Southern rights.
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Democratic ooavsntion-Cunon Forge Ice

Democratic Coayention-Ciifton Forge Ice
CLIFTON FORCE. July Especial. The
Democratic Convention of the Tenth Con-
gressional district, which dominates q can
didate for Congress. has been called 70 meet
in Clifton Forge on Tuesday, the Alb OF Au-
gust There are ten counties i'm this district,
and there will he present about two hundred
delegates. IL will be the first time the
Congressional Democratic Convention ever
met in Clifton Forge. 1t is generally believed
and conceded that Congressman II. St
George Tucker will have no opposition and
will be nominated by the convention by ac-
clamation.
There ia 20 be organized at an early date a
Democratic club which will do good work
during the coming Presidential campaign.
Allegheny county is Republican county, but
great endeayors will be made to convert 1t and
bring IL into the ranks Of the Democracy. Inc
Review heretofore run Is an INDEPENDENT
paper has gone into the hands OF Democrats
and will be run az q strictly Democratic jour
nal during the campaign. The president or
the Review Printing Company, which own
the paper is Mr.. Felix NJ. Jones. late OF Rich
mond and practical newspaper man. lie
was at one time connected with The TfaEs.
The first production from the new ice plant
was taken out this morning. The ice Is a.
pure as can be obtained from the waters OK
the Kennebec The plant is one Of the most
complete outfits IN the State.
Messrs Anderson and Moore. attorneys for
the Clifton Forge Publishing Company. which
owns the Valley Yirginian, petitioned Judge
Mclaughlin. OK the circuit court. Tor an H.
junction 10 stop Yost u Son from selling IN
der the trust deed the plant Of the Virginen.
Judge Mel aughlin refused TO grant the In
junction prayed for, and the attorneys have
appealed to the supreme court OF appeals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10
ChesterfieId Courthouse.

CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE. Va. July s.
At Magnolia Grange" the magnificent resi-
dence Of Mr.. NJ. A. Cogbill. most enjoyable
tea was given by his daughter, Miss May
Gibbs and Leila Perkins. The psrlors and
dining hall were beautifully decorated with
choice flowers. Miss May Moody was
assisted in receiving by Mrs NJ. A.
Cogbill and Mrs NJ. b. Pilknton.
Supper was served in most tempting style,
and the hours passed unconsciously under the
inspiring strains OF music and the Joyous
laughter from the parlor games: With sur
prise old time noted "the wee sma hours
ayaut the twal" Those participating were:
Misses May Woody. of Chesterfield Court
house; Leila Perkins, Bessie Cralle and
Fannie Ragland. Of Richmond; Daisy Gibbs,
Marion aud Ruth DuVal. Of Manc hester;
Josie Jones. of Petersburg; Messrs. Russell
of Richmond; Cogbin. Moody. Wells. Smith,
d. |. and A. NJ. Cheatham. of Chesterfield
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Petersburg.

PETERsBURo, Va. July 9.-Mrs. Il. A. lay
Tor is quite sick at her home in this city.
Miss riney Taylor has gone to ROANOKE.
where she will spend several days ana from
there she will go TO the Blue Ridge Springs.
Mrs. John Donnan IS critically Ill Mrs
Donnan has many relatives in Richmond.
Miss Nellie Upshur. OF Baltimore. 10 visiting
Mrs. Ii. W. Pace on Market street
Miss Carrie Evans. Of this city. IS visiting
friends at Blackstone.
Dir. j. Thercott TOwnes and bride. OF Cni-
cago. ara on q visit TO the family OF Mr.. Jonn
+. Townes of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Nance. OF Alabama, are
visiting the family Of Mr.. w. II. Scott.
Miss Lannie " Scott, who has been on a
visit to friends in Alabama, has returned
home.
Mayor Charles F. Collier and Miss Collier
are spending some days at Old Point.
Miss Julia Shweott. of Glover Hill. Chester
field county. who has been on visit 10
friends here. has returned home.
Miss Addie Parham has gone TO Whitta-
kers N. c., to visit friends aud relatives.
Miss Bessie Birdsong left this wsek for
brunswick county TO visit friends and reia-
tives.
Mrs. L. Conway Reese and children have
gone 10 Midlothian, Chesterfield county. to
spend the summer
Miss l. Dunn. of Nottoway county, is the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10

Mrs. Jennie Dimmock. all Of New York. are
the guests OF Mrs. Judge John 4. Goodrich at
Chatham"
Miss Mamie O'Bannon. who has been spend
inc some time in Baltimore, has returned to
her home in this city.
Mrs. +. \. Brooke. of koanoke, SIN the
CITY, the guest Of her father, MIR. D.. q. Young
sylyania county visiting her daughter, Mrs.
\. \. CHARTERS. M. n,
Mrs. Jennie Kerfoot. of Kansas. City. Mo-,
Ia visiting her slsters. Misses Matilda and Fan
Mir, X. n. Hall and family are visiting
friends in Halifax county, Va, where they
will spend the summer. ,.,s. 49,.
spending the summer at VIDE water on 'n'
Potomac. ;.;,;u,.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Il. Tyler are visiting
friends and relatives IN Baltimore.
Mise MARY Bradshaw, of Washington u.
G. is in the city. the guest OF friends.
Mir. j. w. Ford. vile and children OF OF;
Ionis are visiting Mrs Ellen Ford and
Misses Minnie and Mamie Porter; of Lynch
brrg arc the guests of Mrs. M. J.. Thcmp-
NT,sa Jennie Brooke has returned to her
home in Richmond after pleasant Ylst 10
Mrs. s. c. Daniel.
in Spotsylvania county aiter an eA1enueu
visit 10 New York city.
Mas Jennie Hinton, of Petersburg, 10 the
guest of Miss Emma Doggett ON Ninth
street. ,-..
Miss Allie Poole, who has been visiting
friends in johnson City Tenn, mas returned
TO her home in the county. .
Rev. BENJAMIN Clayton and "lie, OF WASH
ington. ID. G.. are visiting Rev. w. II. Hub
bard. pastor of tho Baptist church 10 raj
mouth.
Mrs. B. l.. Brannan, Of Brooklyn, is visit
ing relatives in this city.
Mr.. J. ID. Ray. Jr.. has returned from a
visit to friends in Amherst county.
Miss Louise Hutchinson. of Washington,
D G. is guest of Mr. Monroe Kelly and
family in Falmouth.
Miss Annie l.. Gee. who has for some time
been at the Hot Springs. Ark, has returned
TO her home in this city.
Messrs. S.. George r. Fitzhugh, I. Nc,
Cracker and A. y. Rowe. Jr.. have returned
from an extended Western trip.
MIR. and Mira. Archie Gay, Miss Jennie
Thornton and Mr.. Charles Thornton, oil Of
Richmond. spent several days here this week
with friends.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr. w H..
Wheaton 70 Miss Lilly Lewis Staiey, OF Grit
fin, Ga. The ceremony VIII take place July
Doth Miss Staley is well known in this city
and in Richmond. where she has frequently
visited
Miss Mamie V. Harwel. of Richmond, Is
visiting the family Of Mr.. William Brannan,
on street
Mr. NJ. ]. Tyler. of Leaksyille, N. c.. is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Helen Mix. of Richmond. is visiting
Colonel y. X. Charters and family in Spot
sylvenis county.
Miss Ethel Ford, Of Irvington, is visiting
Mrs. A. III. Dickinson.
Miss Kate Aldridge is visiting Miss Kate
Thornton in Richmond.
Miss Laura Ball, of Richmond. is visiting
relatives here.
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Charlottesville.


CHAn1orrRsvILLr. Va, July s.-Mr. Charles
b. Keller is visiting his father, Mr. ). NJ he.-
Ter.
The Rev. H. B. Lee and Mr.. Louis D. Ay-
lett left Thursday for weeks stay at Hsmp-
ton.
Mr.. Fl. Dent Minor, Of New York. has been
visiting his uncle Professor John IS. MINOR
at the University.
Professor and Mrs. Humphreys are at Fort
| Spring, ". Va.
Colonel and Mrs. ]. Hunter Pendeton, Of
Lexington. Va, are the guests OF Mrs ZEN
dletOn's father, Judge John u. White
Captain Eugene Davis, Of this county, Is VS.
| ting the family OF his brother, the late Dr'
| Richard Davis. IN Leesburg.
| Miss Julia Tyler is visiting Portsmouth, va.
Miss Nora Moran is visiting Miss Old IL
| Norfolk
Mr.. John Lpop. tho Varsity pitcher. is
! spending the summer IN Charleston. W. a;
The Rev. Dr. w. II. Williams, editor OF the
| Central Baptist of st. Louis. Mo. Is visiting
at Mr.. c. Z. Benson's He Is accompanied by
his son and two daughters. -.
Mrs. Sarah Rock. Of Gordonsyille. is visit
ing friends in this city.
The Rev. DIR. W. T. Richardson, Of the Gen.
tral Presbyterian. was in tie city thus week
Mrs. n. f. Waddell has returned from Ken
lucky and Is accompanied by Mrs w. II.
McGee They will spend the summer here,
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Leterman are at tina
Rockbridgs Alum. Mr.. Benjamin Leterman
Is there also.
Miss Mary and Miss Virginia Long will
spend several weeks in Amherst.
Miss Virgilia Hanckel Is the guest OF the
family of Judge j. Thompson Brown. OF Mel
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert G.. Drane. of Wash
ineton. passed through this city on an early
train this morning en- route to visit relatives
in Georgia Unsl o'clock last night Mrs.
Drane was Miss Hettie Il. Mckenzie. daugh-
ter Of the late DR.. Ii. Mckenzie of the Uni
yersity Of Virginia. The marriage took place
II Washington.
Miss sallie Brown. Of Staunton. is the guest
Of Mrs. John Hughes.
Mrs. Richard NoIlie and family. OF Rich
mond. will spend the summer IN this county.
Miss sallis Minor is ut White Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. w. A. Powers and family. of Richmond,
Will spend the hot season at Scottsville. Ia
this county.
Bishop Jackson and family, OF Alabama,
are at Sunnyside. New Keswick.
Mr. Henry Carr, of Willis. Tex, Is visiting
his father in this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10

THE TIMES HAS JUST MADE ARRANGE
NENTS WITH SEVERAL DISTINGUISHED
ARTISTS BY WHICH III CAN PRESENT IT'S
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SUNDAY TIMES
WITH A SERIES OF HANDSOME PICTURES
IN COLORa THE ARTISTS ARE NOW AT
WORK ON THE DESIGNS. EACH OF WHICH
ALONE COSTS sao. THE FIRST. NOW IN
HAND. ~ A REPRODUCTION FROM THE
FAMOUS PICTURE. THE STORM" AND
WILL BE READY FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION
TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE sUsDAf TIMES
July iTfH. ALL THESE PICTURES WILL
BE WELL WORTHY OF A FRAME AND A
PLACE ON THE HOUSEHOLD WALL.
EVERY SUBSCRIBER IN THE CITY AND
COUNTRY WILL GET THESE FINE WORKS
OF AIT WITHOUT COST.
III YOU DO NOT SUBSCRIBE SEND IN
YOUR NAME AT ONCE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10

thEuEmcKsBURG. Va. July 9.-The gayetles
az the week commenced Monday. July 4th.
WIN the match game of baseball between
tue Glen Allen and Fredericksburg CLUBS,
,|hloh proved exceedingly interesting 10
AeRe CROWD OF spectators.
nlnce then u large variety Of amusements
ana embellishments have been INDUCED IN,
making the week Il most enjoyable one. Two
hlghts there were picnics on SCOTS Island,
aud large crowds gathered q enjoy the music,
witness the dancing and promenade in the
cOOl breeze under the brilliant lights. Then,
there have been boating parties by moonlight
on the happahsnnock. and the sound Of
sweet voices Ia song and Jest mingled With
the splAshing OF the oars. IenHs il becoming
very popular, and many parties here have
been made up 10 enjoy that interesting game
Bus parties. too, have been gwen ~ some OF
tho charming old country places near by
where games, dancing and refreshments were
INDUCED IN 70 the satisfaction OF tue partici-
pants. the weather meantime aud ali other
conditions seeming 10 conspire TO make these
entertainments successful and highly en-
loyable.
Among the fair visitors in our city Is Miss
Mary Brooke smith OF west Grace street
Richmond. who il the guest Of her friend and
former schoolmate, Miss N. Byrd Scott, on c
street
Mas Lille Hlpklns. Mrs. Sue Young and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10

state. is spending the summer around the
picturesque mountain hooks of Glasgow
making war upon the hnny tribe. he has
with him his family.
Mr.. John s. McCrum. Of Kansas CITY. Mo-,
prominent Western railroad official. 10 the
guest OF his brother, Mr.. J. L. McCrum.
Nr. Thomas n. williamson. of Richmond,
y visiting his father. Mr.. Thomas Williamson,
ut this place.
DR.. and Mrs Hunter pendleton. of the Viz
GINA Military Institute. have gene 70 Char
iottesyille on a visit TO Mrs. Pendieton's
parents
:. Professor James ]. White has as his guest
ar. and Mrs. Joel Goldsby, OF Mobile, Ala
3lr. and Mrs. A. S. White are visiting Mr..
William White. Main street
DR.. W. Stuart Leeoh and wife. OF Morris
town. Tenn. are visiting the Doctors father
hr. Bolivar Leech, in the county.
Cadet j. I. Stephens. Virginia Military ln-
stitute. OF Lynchburg. spent several days In
tho city this week looking after the last issue
Of The Cadet. OF which he is editor-ln,chiet
u will be gotten up as a special number IN
honor of the graduating class OF -. and Will
contain the pictures of these gentlemen.
Yrs. II. ID. Beal and Miss Louise. wife and
daughter Of the telegraph editor of the Baiti-
more sun, were in the city Friday viewing
the points Of interest and history so abund-
artly found
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THE TIMEs-RICHMoND VA. SUNDAY. JULY 10 1892

Don. II. McCue. OF 81. Louis, Is visiting bis
brother. William T. McCue.
General and Mrs. Echols ~ Louisville. Ky.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Nj. Erskine
Miller, of this city.
Miss Rcbecca Harrison left Wednesday for
tho Bear Lthla Springs 10 spend few
weeks.
Next week will be very gay in Stanton.
invitations are out for numerous entertain
ments
Among the passengers on the City Of Chi
cago was Mrs. j. j. Sands and Miss Chloe
Sans, OF baltimore. mother and sister of Mrs.
j. Addison Cooke. of Stanton.
The Misses Froner, # Richmond. arc visit
ing friends in Stanton.
Miss Elma Wheat principal Of the Lewis
ton school, IS the guest Of Mr.. G. G. Wheat,
OF this city.
Mrs Sarah Robertson. OF Culpeper county.
u In Staunton al her sons, Mr. A. i. Robert
son.
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HarrisonburR.

HARR1soSBURG. VA, July s.-Thc Fourth
of July celebration here proved great sue
cess. About 1900 people were at Assembly
Park. where the chief features OF the day
were enacted.
Rev. II. D.. Roller of Charleston, w. Va,
is here with his family visiting General John
K. Roller.
George G. Sherman and family. Of London
Eng, are spending the summer here.
Mr.. g. e.. Herring has returned from the
University of Virginia and begun the prac-
tice of law here.
Miss Abbie Allen. OF Washington, is here
visiting friends.
DR.. Harris. principal Of the Wesleyan Fe-
male Institute, of stanton, Is here on visit
to Hon. }. T. Harris.
Miss z. BERTHE Bessan, OF Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs Henry Newman.
Rev. Howard McQuery. gentleman OF con
siderable reputation, especially with the Fps
copal ministry is hers with his wife visiting
the family Of Hon. John L. Harris.
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Dance at Ivy.

IVY. A1aEWARLE COUNTY. VA. July s.-The
first dance given by the Iyey Social Club
took place in the Alliance Hall thursday
evening. July 7th. Among those preseat
we're Misses Cabell Perkins. White Hall;
Kate Aubrey. Texas; Miss smith Norfolk;
Miss Cardoza. Richmond Misses Worthng-
ton. Taylor. Wood, Mrs. Small. Dir. and Mrs.
Calbeck, Mrs. McGee. Mrs. Lobban. Mrs;
Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Mackreth. from Ivy. and
Misses Winston, Richmond DR.. Morris,
Messrs Wood. Anderson, Worthing:On, White,
Price. Brown and others.
Tho first entertainment was great success,
and will be followed every Thursday by
others of O similar character.
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nest Of Miss Gretchen Lisbers. on Lombard

guest of Miss Gretchen Lisbert. on Lombard
street. -
ara spendino some days ut Old Point.
Miss Moliie J. Merrisett IL visiting her
aunt. Mrs. l.. Wells. at Chesterfield Court
house.
Mr.. J. ". Johnson. wife and daughter
and Miss Mary Joyce. all OF Richmond, are
visiting friends in Petersburg.
sIiss Minnie Holman. of birmingham. Ala.
is the guest Of her cousin. Mrs. William H.
Parham. on High street. -,
Miss Susie May Smith. of Nashville. Tenn.
is visiting her uncle. Mr.. Hugh X. Smith.
Miss Della G. Joyce and Miss Maggie Mack
have gone on visit to relatives and friends in
Florida.
Miss Jane Gregory and daughter and Mrs.
John Marshall. of Richmond. are visiting the
family OF Mr.. r. c. Gregory on Halifax street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-10
For the City.

The newest designs in TRIM.
MED HATS and BONNETS.
Not the old styles, but the
latest ideas to choose from.
Ribbons in all shades and
widths, plain and mixed, for
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Flowers in large variety.
American Beauty Roses in all
popular colors.
Laces in Silk, Linen and Cot
ton, in white, black and all de-
sirable colors, as well as Chit.
fon, IN all the delicate shades.
Corsets in all the popular
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Shirt Fronts, Chemisettes, Col.
lara and Cuffs in white Linen.
Fans in Japanese, Gauze and
Feathered. All colors.
Muslin Misrepresentation.
plete variety for children and
ladies. All warranted perfect
hitting and we'll made.
Cbildren's Dresses in Null,
Pioue and Worsted goods.
Complete variety.
All the above articles have been
reduced in price during our JULY
CLEARING SALE, and can now DO
bought at a saving of25per cent.
No charge for trimming Hats
and Bonnets this week.
This store closes at 6 z. NJ
Saturday at 10P NJ.
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