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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03
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Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, June 30.-Mrs. Fitzhugh Car
ter and daughter, of Baltimore, are on q visit
10 Mrs. Thomas Pannill on High street
Cadet John Plummer. OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, is here spending his vacation
with his parents; as Is also Cadet o. b.
Morgan.
Mrs. Charles (. Collier. who has been quite
sick for some days is improving
Mr.. j. II. Prchard. of Henderson. n. c., is
on a visit TO his mother. on High street
Miss Maude Nowlan is visiting friends in
Manchester.
Mrs. Joseph Parish, of Atlanta Ca. is on
visit 10 her sister Mrs. L. b. Morse, on Adams
street.
Misses Lillian and Berdie Wilson. Of Berk.
fathers country house, in Dinwiddie county
a short distance from Petersburg.
Miss Fannie Hunt is visiting friends in Nor
folk.
Miss Cora Hudgins is on a visit to relatives
in Crewe
Mr.. Charles Gee, United States lumber in
spectOr ut Alaska. is on "a visit 10 friends here.
Miss V. Clay Willis. who has been on q visit
to friends here, has gone to Norfolk.
Mrs Robert Kuhn, of Richmond, IS on q
visit 70 friends in Petersburg.
Rev A. c. BledsOe, pastor Of the Washing
ton-street Methodist Espiseopal church. is on
d visit to friends in Amherst county.
Miss Salle Eppes, OF hlCuuOuu, IS on
visit 10 Mrs. M. w. Pyne on Jefferson street.
Mr.. Alex. Wilson has returned home after
q very pleasant visit u New York.
Captain w. Gordon McCabe left this after
noon for New York. from which place be will
sail for London. From London no will go TO
Athens, aud will return by way Of CONSTANT
nople. He will be gone until September
next
MIR. A. @. Worth and Mrs Worth. of New
York. are on visit TO the family Of Mr.
Joseph b. Worth, on High street
Miss Bette Sweeney will leave on Wednes-
day next for Chicago to visit her sister, whom
she has not seen for ten years.
Mr.. Joseph Is. Worth and family, of this
city. have returned home from Wilmington,
n O., where they have been 70 attend a
family reunion.
Cadet S. A. Reinach. of Blacksburg Col
lege is here spending his vacation.
Miss Julia n. Mitchell. of this city, has
gone to Germany 10 DO absent for year or
more.
Miss Able Price, Of this city. is visiting
friends and relatives in Concord, Va.
Miss Fannie O. Glazier. and Mrs. X. T..
Mulder, of this city, who have been on q visit
TO friends in Norfolk, have returned home.
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PULASKI. June 3O.-Misses Peach and Gil
mer are attending the Normal Institute IN
Bedford City.
Mrs. Nixon, Of Athens Tenn, is visiting the
family of Hon. j. E. Moore,
Misses Phillips are visiting the family Of
Colonel Preston, at their hospitabIe home
near Seven Mile Ford, Washington county.
Rev. Mr. Jones. of the Presbyterian
church. who has been absent during tue
month of juno. is expected 10 return Ia time
to occupy his pulpit on next Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03
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tanned in this book. All practical haSlns
been tested by one OF the most noted culinary
authorities and housekeepers of the day.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03

The residents Of Fifth street from Leigh
northward were startled the other morning
and spent the balance Of the day clearing up
the mystery Ii was about 2:30 o'clock and
the citizens Of that neghborhood were in the
land Of dreams. The late pedestrians had
passed 10 their home, the midnight providers
had ensconced themselves IN their domiclles,
the stars were getting just o shade DINNER.
and the calm was unbrOken save by tho skirt
dances of few felines and the baying OF a
few pet dog nusances.
Just 10 the midst Of this the most agonlZlng
cries were heard, aud everybody on the
block became suddenly awake. The cry was
repeated, and sent chill through every
woman that heard it. while the men Of the
families were lOath to raise window 10 see
the cause. The cry was one that would be
uttered should you DO attacked from behind
and hand clapped quickly over your mouth.
Not soul that heard it but what believed a
man was being robbed or murdered.
The explanation came the next day, how
ever for one of the male residents OF the
neighborhood was starting TO a fire when the
cry was uttered Il was made by two hunts
men calling their hounds. They were on
their way across the Fifth-street yladuct and
at Leigh street the dogs strayed of.
The residents of that neghbOrhOOd will
thank the sportsman If when the next time
he wants his dogs he will kindly call them by
name and not disturb the sleep of several law
abiding aud peace loving citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03
MAKE THE BOAT.

When the Ariel steamed down the river
few evenings ago ION a moonlight excur-
sion. she carried a Young lady who Just did
make the boat" Miss Greenbrer lived up
on west Grace street. and made an engage
ment several evenings before with we'll
known young man Of this city to 20 on the
excursion. The day arrived. and after dinner
the servant was allowed to 90 homo TO do
her washing" Mrs. Greenbrler mother oftbe
girl. left shortly-a for Church Hill, where
she would spend the evening and return 70
her home accompanied by one Of her nephews
Miss Greenbrier spent her time IA sewing and
having finished she shut up the house" be-
fore changing her costume for the excursion.
An the shutters we're closed. the doors locked
on the inside and nothing renamed but 70
pocket the night latch key when she left
and be happy While in the hall the door
bell rang and one Of her girl acquaintances
from across the street stood IN the doorway.
They entered into the merriest kind Of chat.
ard when the guest departed Miss Green
brier accompanied her o. the gate. sudden
gust of wind then caused o panic for the
front door was immediately slammed
and Miss Greenbrier was locked out
of her own house. The night-latch key lay
upon the msntel of her boudoir. There she
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03

hills and rolling country ooI"lou Tba
generous growth OF yeIu.,o, 80
two Peaks OF Otter lace 1h e,-d,ine, the sun
81 between them every evening tno SUI ~
800 a glorious picture gallery OF cIOuGS 80
be bids goodnight TO our slue. MAY
families from the city have gone 70 sponu t tho
hot months IN this abode OF Dree1es' 80 tno
geyman Delegation was met 10y numerous
fyends as the electric cars stopped
near the porte cochere OF the nolei;
Tie dance was kept up ana ehloye9
until q late hour. when the same dellgnuui
vehicles afforded grateful rest to weary iee''
As they bore their freight on beauty Q@cA ~ ~
the city during the wee sma hours inc SUI
cir was stirred by many ringing conego ~ a.,
and the somewhat time-worn but apparently
ever dear strains of Maggie Murphy anu
similar lvrio gems. Among the visiting young
ladies AT the german we noted the hahosCLno
presence Of Miss Lizzie jackson ot your Guy,
Miss Harrison Of New York and MISS JOuus"N
The VARSITY" boys have found great
favor through their winning ways On yHse-
balD In the eyes of LYnchburg maloen5'
Several OF the fairest of the letter are dancing
their shoes out and their hearts away at ZIG
final exercises az Charlottesville. Colonel
Lawrence Marye, an orator on whose Ups sne
bees of Hymettus are wont TO hnger' ana d
citizen Of our own city by ADOPTION maze
YESTERDAY the address before the Society OF
Alumni The society never heard Oetter
one. nor ever did words Of sincerer and iottier
enthusiasm come direct from q heart more
Iowa in lie love 10 Virginia and It's pride ana
hope in Virginia capabilities.
The Cleveland nomination has given oeca-
sion for great rejoicing in this section, Inc
choice Of the Democratic people has fallen on
9 man on whom may justly be focused the
hopes and trust Of an uncorrupted party:
The auxiliary board of the Worlds tair for
the Sixth district held a meeting here on the
6etb MIR n A. Stewart of Roanoke was
elected president. Mr.. McClannahan OF the
came city secretary and Mrs. John ii. Lewis
of Lynchburg treasurer.
1t is believed that the erection at Chicago
OF a fac smile of Mount Vernon would be an
excellent advertisement Of our State and
would greatly stimulate the interest IN our
development.
Mrs. +. S. Hutter. Misses Halle and Nan
ME Hutter, Norvell Otey and Anime Hammer
are attending the University finals.
Misses Rosalie Slaughter and Maggie Payne
are visiting Miss Connie Tunstal, near Low
iugstOn.
A large party leaves tomorrow for Virginia
Beach and another will 60 later 20 attend the
Bar Association at Old Point
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03

LIE or GEORGE MASON by Kate Mason Row.
land.
A full and carefully prepared notice OF THU
valuable book appeared in this paper two
weeks ago, but II was not stated that II Is fof
sale by West Johnston ~ Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03
EYES THAT ARE BLACK.

II was AZ luncheon the other dey The
guests were holding sort OF informal recep-
ton IN the hostess parlors. and Jack Dash
away Was talking with a pretty little detu-
tante who has got just the loveliest little face
imaginable and eyes that are blue as the
skies. Some little frolicsome imp must have
helped the angels 10 make the eyes. however.
for there is dash of deviltry in them tha,
always catches man like Jack. Heis a great
fayorite and can be perfectly lovely" when
he wants to De. but at the luncheon he still
possessed the effects Of night Of it' and
wasn't in the best OF humor. The converse
ton ran something like this:
Jack: Who is that pretty girl over there by
the piano.
Dsbutante; Miss Monument. of Washing
ton.
Cad, She's pretty. Did YOU ever see such
delicious black eyes, She's perfect queen.
Why, Jack. 1 thought you admired blue
eyes.
Never. They DO for some people, but are
outclasssd every time when you compare
them with eyes like Miss Monuments say,
Nell, ask her for them for me. could have
them embalmed aud set in gold and they
would make capital sleeve buttons.
les. I'll ask her but if you are going to be
complimentary Of the Washington girl you
had better get Dick Anderson to introduce
YOU.
Luncheon was then announced as ready.
and the subject was dropped.
The next day Jack sat in his downtown
office opening his mail. and the next letter
that came TO view was square shaped. II was
opened and read as follows
--- WEST MAIN STREET.
Dear Jack / send you the eyes OF Miss
Monument. She gave them 10 me this
morning. Yours cordially, NELL.
There. sure enough. were the eyes, sewed
with white silk on visiting card Two eyes
cut from last winters opera cloak. Jack
wondered if he would ever get the hooks. for
them, even then, he might have link sleeve
buttons. q. BELL TELEPHONE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03

Messrs. Chewing & Rose report many
GALES during the month Of June. They also
report renewed interest on the part OF inyes-
tors and home-seekers. You cannot go
sstray il YOU make your deals through them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03
HOT WEATHER NO BAR
TO LoVERS or sOCIETY'S RULE.
Beautiful German at Lynchburg-Gay Enter
tsinmenu OF Various Kinds nj Other
Places In tho State.
IYNcnpuRo, June 30. 1892.

He warm cath er
seems to put no bar
upon the Astounding
energies Of our youth.
Another very charming
german was given on
last Thursday evening
at the West Lynchburg
Hotel. AS the dancers
neared the place each
noted how pretty O
picture was presented
by the graceful build
ing in the midst Of the
lantern-lit grounds.
The situation Of the
hotel is singularly for
tunate. The view from
its broad porches com
mands q wide range OF
the boldest and most
picturesque mountain
scenery. which in the
nearer distance -
eoftened into swelling
ocvaro1 with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-03

was in her morning dress. and no manner Of
means for gaining an entrance except 10 send
TO mamma for her key. She accompanied her
friend across the street, note was hastily writ
teu Johnny was given ten cents for car fare.
and the promise of candy marbles and tops
and was sent on his way. The minutes then
began to spin around with alarming rspidity,
and ii was late indeed when Johnny returned.
Then Miss Greenbrier had 70 dress. and be-
fore she even commenced her escort called
for her. The boat was reached in time, and
they spent most pleasant evening. but Miss
Greenbrier nearly starved. for she didn't eat
her supper.
The new North-west., 1892-01-09
At Rest.

Mrs Jacobi Cornclia Orrancc, wiro of
Richard Orrancc, Of Deer Lodge, died
last Tuesday morning, January ), Of Ii
grippe. Mrs. orrance was born in Ilol-
land, Sept 2G, lS27. She was married 10
Richard Orrancc, i'll Denver, Colorado,
in 1861. After living several years ii
Virginia City, Montana, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrance moved to Deer Lodge, where
they have resided for eighteen years.
The deceased was G5 years Of age, was
i'll only Il few days, and her sudden de
mise WAS a great atliction tp her family.
Besides her husband, she leaves one son.
Henry, and three daughters, Mrs j. Z.
Van Gnndy uf Deer Lodge, Mrs. j. ".
kautner Of Dempsey creek, and Mrs. Lee
Davenport Of Butte. all Of whom, with
several grandchildren, were present ut
the funeral.
The funeral services were in tile Pres
bytcrinn church. Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Rev. James Reid made a few
appropriate remarks III His usual e..nnpa-
thctic manner. paying q fitting tribute Il"
the deceased in her relations Of wife,
woman and mother Nearer My God TO
'Fhnce and Rock Of Ages" We're sung by
the choir and assembled friends in the
church. while Il short service was held 1T
the cemetery. The pail bearers wcrc:
Thomas Aspling, Z. :. Stackrolc, Conrad
hohrs, y Y. I,arabe, Levy Coleman and
II. A. Smurr. a large procession fol-
loved the remains tothn cemetery. where
the deceased Was laid 1T rest BIZ the ,dt.
of her mother Who died a year or two
ago. ..@-..M.. 4v.. ..@.= -..... A.
After litt.,s Gtul fever Sic Slee4S wtln
The new North-west., 1892-01-09
PEE COW.
Mrs George Iorkrrll Is Units III.
Col, AylrSwprth II sl0wh ,,rny WV lr-rifl,r.

Mrs. George rorkrrll Is luitcill
Col. aylcsworth i 9lowly rnnvalr-cint.
]. K. RuSscl, Of Butte. Wa IN town
Tuesday.
Eddie Dellof phiiip-hurg has entered
the college.
Miss Minnie Noye. of Pioneer, WI III
town Tuesday.
John Burton, VIM A;l7 becn quite Ill, il
now about again, A. ... -.
Dr. rraplAsrn weut n lIerna VI
business last week
Thomas Jones. of Elliston, wA9 o,er
on business Wednesday,
Joseph k"pplcr uf Anaconda, Visited
Deer Lodge HIST Saturday.
Mrs. Ncttir Jones went to EIlistou
Tuesday, on business trli,.
]. L. Fouch. co!l"riuu. pail Bnttr
friends viSit durin.y vl@Atjun. ""
r'orbis IRVINE, of .!tltta. WI visit;ng
friends IL Deer l.ongr this week.
l'r. lloyer of Butte. vas among thc
passengers for ZoSn! lust Thursday. -.
Thomas Stark is bound to br ''in tic
swim" and is down vita Il. sfippn.
NJ. $. Parker, proprietor Of the Noun
tain house. in Champion. w;ls in town
Thursday, on business.
Miss Mabel CLOVIS. Of Butte, Ia. bacn
spending several ,laES With the family OF
Mrs. Joseph Mcdonald.
Dennis Mahoney. Of Cold Creek wno
has had i severe attack q pneumonia, is
reported to u. rcruErrnm
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NOTICE TO st3-UNe;...il.

IN fHm"S tHiY, your heirs, executors, HlinjHi5=
trat4rS and dSSIg!Ss
y rUG are hereby HGtc:t .hnt Nj Lynch. Ut
Et3iStOh4 nnhtafit }pur cU-uSlGr. has III ic-
cprf;ttttH. with the provisions Of section ,32l RI.
'ts';i 3tHlutSol OF the United StHtrs expended III
id3ur #Nu improvements upon the Minei!;lil;t
quartz tnlr ln!ning claim situated III an ufior"anS
iztI mining district about Il niles III Il sputNrtS
dtrt"tiub from El!stIn and ah"it lg lnilr iii ii
=SpHtARrty direction from the Monarch ll!nc Iii
Dner LutGe cnnty Montana. THE sum Uf or..
hundred iotiHrs for The pnrpoS" ni representing
ami itoldinS said citinl according 10 law for the
VI II ending Dec, 3l.=letl. and unless you com
=tElpHtRAr c;lnsn TO he contributed your rrspec-
=tYa portion ut St,ch expenditure. amounting 10
>;i5 together with Interest ami costs of a,iv,r-
tHE u the undersigned. 1T NliStuu. N'nnlilna
Within lt"tS days ate. the ,"ryi,t n THIS notice
III ulhlrNtIln upon you. {Uur said Interest ii.
4id lim"iithd lnit!!g claim viii be forfeited
~. htrnn" the property q VI. tynch as pro-
vttri in S"tiiAu 132t Revised Statutes. OF the
lun"d >tlt"S VI. i4fSCit.
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TIL" ppor,j""m.n, Of Interest, rs ",


TIL" tppprti"nm #.nt Of Interests rs " r,de
hra Recent supreme Cont pasis!un.
In the rereut supreme e5zIrt decision
in the water ri yllt case Of Wn EEun-ltp,
et AL. vs.. r. II. Mitchell, et=a., ~ 4rrioa
brought To determine the Flights 0l par
ti-s in the vicinity ol Stuarf to Die nae
of water in Deer Lodge river. III. fol
lowing app0r;ionm"nt Of rights aud t'la
years from which they oI.igtuntoel WAS
nude:
Catherine R,many, IS inches, 1866:
William lEcusley, s5 inches. 1868; VII
linn Norton, 100 inches. iS.!!; .trthib1lI
Smith, 81 inrirs.1 >i2:: plrrott K Nur.5
1iuc. 81 incAe-, lSi..: " .rrlrat Th INA Is.
;;;i inches, 1872: Ci;tlerin- R1Mlng. =
additional inches, 1873: Archibald s,m.s5l,
p additional inches, lsi;: parron n NaN
stinH. IH99 additional inches. l@...i: DlS.it
Welc!l, 81 inches, 1870: Watson Bros It
O'Ncill, i5D inches. 1879: t.tnl51 y 1i
yillr,14l inches. lSi9: ntvil Wnlnh. ii
additional iurhrs, / S.J: Wiililn p4rr3tt
aud Geo. Thompson, G2 inches. iSSt):
Catherine Rnmang, % additional inches,
1851: Griffith and Thom.s, l2D inches.
1872; David Walc!i, 10 additional inches.
1852; Parrott Il Notes.-The. 2,J additional
inches 1882: Vim. Parrot and George
Thompson, lG additional inches, lss}:
r. II. MITCHELL 30 inches, 1884; Parrot,
& Notes.-The, 60 additional inches, 1855.
Frank and Borbarn kicater get nothing
by this action.
Nopriority exists between claims of
rullal date
The new North-west., 1892-01-09
PUBLIC NOTES.

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.1oSS room
E.n "la " haley "i steE"hSEli!"' Mont
entered tA'' tti@i ach'"i, Monday.
The new North-west., 1892-01-09

Fle fam,,y And rcla'iyes Of Mrs
Richard Orauce desire u sS3ress their
heartfelt thanks for tAe kindly offices
rendered during thciF recent Bercavc-
S:.eat,
The new North-west., 1892-01-09
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=toH&e'aUs .v=BWlwS. nrfruSlants
tuEN and by yrtur OF a VIII of execution in
= the ab9ya cS., !,1tlea out Of the District
Goilr of tho ThArd lt 2ini District Of ttlc stat,
III hantalh ii beer !.o5t rouItG. viii sell ut
altcf i sale, on saturday he Bath ,iy Of Jan
mary, q. D., lSAI. II ls3b O'Clock. u III, Of
said day, N front q the County Court House
in Deer l.od-r iii The right, tile and LII
terSSt 81 the defendant J. W. Cornelius, in and
TO Lot M r. i'll Block No. 7 in the 'rnwnsitn
OF Anaconda. in Deer Loslgr Connty. Mont, ar
cortiing to the official raf ani survey of said
tnwusile on tile in the ON g OF the county clerk
and recorder OF said county.
Dated Deer Lodge, this 7th day Of January
A. u. 1892.
JAMES r. QUIGLEY. Sheriff.
BY rup@, +. WARD Ulder Sheriff.
Geo. b. Winston, Atty for PINS. Il