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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. Va, July 90.-Misses Lille
and Annie Bond and Miss Kate Gillian. of
this city. are visiting friends at Blackstone.
Mr. John d. Grammar, of Sussex county,
was in the city to-day.
Miss s. L. Jordan. of Louisville. Nv, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Y. d. Alfrieud, on
Hinton street.
Captain William Z. Hinton is quite sick
with fever at his home on Washington
strest.
Mr. Meade Doyle. brother Of Mr.. w. f.
DOYLE. of Richmond who has been confined
TO the house with fever for the past two or
three weeks. is much improved.
Mr. Isham Dyer is quite sick with rheu-
metism.
Mrs. Joseph Carr. who has been visiting
Hampton Va. has returned home. Mrs.
Carr will remove to Hampton IN October
next to reside.
Mr.. d. L. Silke and his daughter. Mss
Alice, returned home this week from Ger
many. where they have been for the past
six months.
Rev. A. Gross. formerly Of Petersburg.
but now Of Philadelphia. who has been on
a visit 80 relatives and friends here. has
gone to Washington and Atlantic City to
spend the balance of his vacation,
Mr. C. II. Cuthbert who has been quite
ILL., has gone TO the Yellow Sulphur Springs.
Miss Ella Gregory and her cousins, Master
Johnnie and Miss Matte Small, also OF Nor
folk. are visiting the Misses Rogers. on
Union street.
Mrs. Eli Morse is at Ocean View, where she
will spend several weeks.
MI Wallace Rueker and bride have re-
turned TO the city.
Miss Lula Hersch of Atlanta and Miss
Sarah Hutzier OF Richmond. who have been
visiting Miss Sonora Rsdden, have returned
home. While here they were gwen ger
man by some of their friends.
Miss Mamie West OF Frnce george
county, ia quite sick.
Mrs. George Bowen, OF NortolK, Is on
visit 10 friends here.
Rnv. I Ssenqer, Of Shreveport, La. is in
the city visiting his sister, Mrs. Isadore
MIR Louis Rosenstock has gone to Lake
George TO spend the summer,
Mr.. II. c. Hardy and Mrs. hardy have re-
turned home from the Buffalo Lthia
Springs.
Mrs. John T. Hubbard. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Dyson. and her little son,
Vernon. have gone 10 Princeton, n. O., 10
spend the supnmer.
Miss Linda Williams. who has been on
visit 10 Mira. DR.. John r. Chappell. on Hail
fax street. left yesterday for Old Point,
Ocean View and Virginia Beach:
Mr.. Robert Gillian, clerk OF the courts or
this CITY has been called by telegraph T.
Lavrenceville, Brunswick county, on ac-
count of the illness of his daughter, Miss
Belle Gillian.
MT James Richard McBroom. one of our
nonnlar Young men. has Just returned home
after three weeks stay in the mountains
of Virginia.
Miss Alice Anderson, who has been visit
ING Miss Maude Alley on Halifax street,
has returned to her home in Weldon. n c.
Mrs. J. r. Chappel and children, of
Lynchburg. who have been visiting the
family of Captain w. E. Alley on Halifax
street. have returned home.
Mr.. s. III. Marks is seriously i'll at his home
on Hinton street. Mr.. Marks IL one OF the
Oldest Odd-Fellows in the Dnited States;
Miss Eta Hobbs. of Richmond. who has
heen visiting friends in Petersburg, returned
home this afternoon.
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Ola Sweet Springs.

o-n svvxr sYnrxos. July 9e.-Thursdsy
nIght Of last week we bad beautiful ger
man led by Mr.. Buchanan, OF Louisville.
Nv and under the chaperonsge OF Mrs'
Csnerton mrs. Healy and Mrs. Schroeder.
and last wednesday there was beautiful
progressive euchre party given under the
auspices of Mrs Johr @. Healy, of Cincn-
natl. 1t lasted about two hours, aud at aus
close the following prizes were dis
tributed. Ladies-Miss Schroeder. Cincin..
nat. hand-painted glove cese, Miss Perry OF
WASHINGTON. silk work-bag; Miss Rosslie
Caden. of Galveston, beautiful cup and
SANGER. and Nrs. Preston, of Brooklyn,
French bon-bon box Gentlemen-Dr.
James l.. Woodville, resident phvsican,
handsome silver shoe-horn; Mr.. Carter
Garden, of Alabama, hand-painted shaving
case; Air. John Healy, OF Cincinnati. paper
cutter, and Judge J; X. SumrAll; OF Hen
The following are the arrivals since my
last, Samuel Mckee and wife, Walter Breu-
more. Oscar Wiltgenstein, NJ. O'Doherty
and wife. Charles 5. Grub and family,
louisville. Ky: Mrs. E. II. Hinton. three
children and maid. Mrs. +. Solomon, Hiss
Dalsheimer. New Orleans: Mrs. Q. Il.
Roelker. Mrs. H. G.. Eisenbrey. Miss ~. L.
Porter, Mrs. Z. Cohen, Washington; Judge
Waller X. Staples, Richmond; Mrs.
DR.. Nj. u. Hot anu laililIy' 'N'-
sex. Va; Captain Thomas Il. ToWn-
send and family, New Port Barracks, KY;
Mrs. j. G. Hersford. T. g. Hersford, West
Virginia John Graham. Jr., Mrs. Graham.
two children and maid. New York Miss
Beale, Philadelphia; Judge j. X. Sumrall,
Miss Lillian Sumran, DanyIle, Ky; !. P.
Branch. Augusta Ga; Mrs. II. A. Guthrie.
two children end maid Lexington. ny;
James A. Sedden and family. 81.
Louis. do. Robert c. Lowry. New York;
Mrs. c. H.:Hooker, Miss Genevieve Hooker,
Howard Hooker. Mrs. Charles q. Skinner,
George A. Skinner, c; W., skinner, Mrs.
Follett. Mrs. T. I. A. Greve. Clifford /.
Greve. r. A. Greve. bliss Julia NJ. Greye,
Cincinnati; Mr.. /. f. Nicholson and wife.
Miss Rosa r. King. Miss Laura Lee Pack
ard Miss Elise Packard, Baltimore; I. o.
Frazier. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31

ALLEoHANY SPRINGS July 2s.-The ger
man IN honor Of the visiting soldlery was
very handsome and was gracefully led by
Mr.. William Oolhoun with Miss Elva Ellis.
Of Eliston.
The regulation german Of Tuesday was
most enjoyable affair. Mr. Calhoun lead
ing with bliss Eliza Reed, OF Louisville. Ky.
Among those participating were Misses
Colhoun, Ellis. Simpson and Reed. in white
draperies over white silks: Mrs. John A.
Hancock. of Richmond, in black and yellow
stripped India elk; Miss Sallie Cowan. OF
Nicksburg. Miss. in a charmingly becoming
lowered India silk. with wreath of purple
velvet yiolets and bouquet of same; Miss
Annie Whitehead, of Norfolk. in an ex-
quislte toilet of pink silk. with bouquets Of
pinks gracefully looping the sleeves; Miss
Goggin. in becoming red silk toilet. and
many others Among the beaux were
Moss, Colhoun, Mitchell, Buford. DR.. Car
rington of Richmond. j. w. Boswell Of
Roanoke. Curtis of Bedford City. and others.
The first progressive euchre party Of the
season was given on the ed In the lovely
hotel parlor and there were twelve tables.
The progressive prize. a chatelaine glove
member, was drawn for by Mrs. Irwin and
Miss Bessie Mathsrs. of Louisville, Ky. Miss
Mathers being successful; Mrs Graham
Macfarlane. OF Louisville, Won the head
table prize. yellow silk and lace pin-cush-
lon Major j. G. Ccwan. of Vicksburg,
Miss, the Scotch hollywood box of UNIQUE
design. containing two packs of cards:
gentlemens progressive prize. drawn for by
A. u. Hudson, w. @. Skinner aud j. Is.
Cowan, was taken by Mr.. Skinner, of Gal
weston, Tex; consolation prize, Japanese
pin-cushion. was taken by Mrs. N. b. Stone.
~fGAissAtan- ASaapx otkars present wera,
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SfHuDton.

SrArNroy. Va. July 90.-An exceedingly
nretty but quiet wedding took place Thurs
dav morning at the early hour Of 1880 at
s'Iryinwood" the lovely country home Of
Celogel I. +. Sterrett. The bride was Miss
Nav Henrietta the beautiful daughter of
Colonel Sterrett. and the groom Mr.. James
FstiH Irvine, Jr.. of Charlottesville. Rev.
Mr. Petrie. of Charlottesville, was the
officiating clergyman. The bride wore
stvIirh gown Of mezarin blue serge and
white broadcloth. After the ceremony
a handsome wedding breakfast was
partaken OF by Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine
and the friends present. The bridal
party afterwards drove 10 Stanton
and took the vestibule train TO Richmond
and Old Point, from which place they will
90 bv steamer 70 New York. Among the
euests present were Mr.. j. f. Irvine, the
father os the groom, and his sister. Miss
Agnes Irvine. also Eve of tho groom's
brothers. Mrs. George =. Holmen. of Port
land. Oregon, Major and Mrs. Jed Hotch-
Kiss. MIR. and Mrs. 5. 7. Mccullough. Of
Annapolis. Me-. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen A.
Harrison and Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Boiling,
of Augusta county.
The Shenandoah Canoe Club started
Tuesday last for their annual boating ex-
petition. They started from Mount Craw-
ford, taking their canoes over With them.
and will cruise down the Shenandoah 10
Hsrper's Ferry. Commodore +. K Webb
leads the party. and those with him are @.
L. Corks. George Il. Beaii and Z. Lay Gib-
son.
Mr.. Frank Foster. OF Birmingham. Ala.
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Montgomery White snlnhur.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. MONTGOMERY
COUNTY. Va, July pa farewell dinner
was rendered Mr.. Crawford on Tuesday last
by Mr.. Ed. Fsgg. The guests present were
as follows: Mrs. Seegar, Philadelphia; DR..
Wilkinson, Danyille, Miss Msllard. New
Dickinson. Dichmond Mr. Crawford, Win
ston. n. e.; DR.. Peasants. resident physi-
clan aud Miss Rivers New Orleans.
Mr.. Capps, of Norfolk, made happy the
children by an impromptu lawn party on
Wednesday last.
Equestrian expeditions are in vogue now,
and mountain detiles are explored daily on
horseback.
The german on last Friday was very
handsome. Mr.. Montague Junkin. Of
Christiansburg, led it. The following
couples participated Mr.. Montague Junkin
and Miss Chiidrey, gowned In pale vel
low Indian silk Mr. Pierce, Miss
Montague, pale blue silk, point d'esprit
trimmings; DR.. Peasants with Miss
Mallard, gray chiffon. pearl orna-
ments Mr.. Churchill with Miss Dickins IN.
white faiiie on traine; Mr.. Anderson with
Miss Moss. black grenadine, amber orna-
meuts Mr.. Spindle with Miss Ellis, in black
net, blue trimmings; Mr.. Johnson with
Miss Stoil in white silk; DR.. Oliver wi tn
Miss Ellis. In directorie gown of whit Q
null; Mr.. Buford with Bliss Ellis, pink
crepe de chene; Mr. Crawford with Miss
Rives. in white silk null, rich white ribbons
and gold ornaments.
Among the most prominent of recent ar
rivals are the following: j. Buford, Pulaski.
Va; John i. Penn and family, Roanoke Va;
George A. Kelley. Cairo, Egypt; z. Lightfoot
Wormley, Richmond; W. b. Wormley.
Misses Wormley, Virginia; A. =. Staples
and family, Roanoke; Major T. b. Brady,
Atlanta, Ga; b. /. Spindle Christians burg;
Major Ellis. Elliston: Miss +. N. Hunt,
Roanoke; Il. L. Moier. and family, Roa-
noke; w. I. Yancey, Lynchburg: MIR. and
Mrs. Napoleon HILL Memphis, Tenn: w.
i. Bigby and family, Lynchburg; DR..
Oliver, Memphis. Tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31

Misses Cowan. Angel. Colhoun. Reed. Mrs.
Hancock. Bradley Moody. Colhoun. Hudson,
TYSON. Irwin. Msthers and Messrs. Stone.
Haden, Moody and Lieutenants Connell and
Percy. OF Lynohburg; Csrdwell. Ezekiel.
Swaffield and DR.. Darlington Another de-.
Isbtful progressive euchre party wss held
on wednesday evening last
The recent arrivals are: j. w. Boswell.
n Schiller aud wife. s. Kaplen and james
81 Watts, Roanoke; Mrs w. ID. Powers
and two children, Henderson. KY; II. n.
Powers and child. Radtord, Va; Mrs. John
n Rose and maid, Mrs. j. X. Wood. Nr.
and Mrs. A. S. White and Mr.; and Mrs. L.
=. Lucado, OF Lynchburg; w. X. White
head Mrs. o. L. Whitehead. Miss G. l.:
Whitehead aud Mrs. c.. 4. Robertson, OF
Norfolk: S. p Mitchell, Wilmington. De:
7 @ Kewoomb and wife and Mrs. J. NJ
McD.arman, Of Danville; w. w. Vsntress,
New ORLEANS. La; J. w. Moore. Selma; A.
Murray. Memphis, W. L: Patterson. Bslii-
more: G. g. Craddock. New York; E. I.
Holt. Burlington, n. c.; j; @. s. Msltus
and wife. Camden. n. j.; X. s. Robert
SON. Richmond; DR.. John haden, OF Gei-
weston. Two parties expected next week
each numbering sixteen. hohoHA'
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A Delightful German.

IRON GATE. Va. July 25.-The proprietor
Of the Iron Gate Inn, Mr.. S. f. Atkinson.
gave his guests delightful german on Fri
day night. which was gracefully led By Mr..
". G.. Anderson. Of Iron Gate. with Miss
Minnie L. Williams. The ladies who par
ticipated were Mrs. w. G.. Anderson. Iron
Gate. Va; Mrs. @. Gray BossieuI Rich
mond Va: Miss Laura HUI. Iowa; Nellie
and Meta Bargamin. Richmond, Va; Miss
Atkinson, Appomattox; Miss J. c. Messer
Sheffield, Ala; Maggie Waddill. Richmond:
Elise Bossieux and Miss Jeennette Akin
kinson.
The gentlemen present were Mr.. w. G..
Bradley, Glen Wilton Va; Harry Woodruff,
ST.. Louis T.. b. Waddill. and @. Gray Bos-
sieux. Richmond; w. T. Nelson. Iron Gate,
Va: Clarence Holiday. Raleigh, n. c.;
Walter Gallup. Catlettsburg. ny; Russell
and Lewis Bargamin. Richmond, Va.
After the german the happy couples re-
pared to the lawn. which was brilliantly
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns, spd
partook Of light refreshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
(nYinHton.

CONVICTION. July 80. The Intermont
Hotel Is we'll filed with a gay company.
Friday night a large euchre party afforded
the chief amusement 20 thirty-slx PLAYERS
and many lookers-on. Mr. Cook, the ref
cree. awarded the first gentlemans prize to
Mr. Snider and the BOBBY 70 Mr.. Robinson.
Miss Helen Mckenzie, of Richmond. Won
the first ladies' prize. Miss g. Keen the
BOBBY. An elegant supper was then served.
Among the arrivals are Mrs. J.. I. Waller,
Richmond. Va; w. Graham Page. Abe
marie county, Va; George b. Whlteside and
wife. Columbus. Ca: Mis-. John +. Follett,
Miss Follett Mr.. Charles Follett. Cincin-
natl, O.: Thomas A. Hoyt, Philadelphia;
Mrs. w. st. John Jones. Miss Lewis. Clncin-
natl. o.; Hon. j. w. 81 Clair and wife, West
Virginia; Mrs. James Gardner, Miss Gard
ner, Augusta. Ga; Miss V. NJ. Stickler,
Stanton, Va; Fred Harig, Jr., Miss M.
HarrahAn, G. NJ. Harrahan and daughter,
Louisville. KY: w. Ii. Bum, Syracuse, n.
Y; Mrs..H w. Smith. Miss Inez q. Smith,
Aurora, Ind; 4. Q. Burt and wife, New
YORK; A. L. Bronson, Chicago I.
s. Lee. A. II. Carroll. Baltimore;
Henry Jones and family. Baltimore; Henry
Strater, wife and son. Louisville; Rev. Dr.
staby, Baltimore; j. Hickson and wife,
Lynchburg; Mrs. M. p. Henry. New York;
William Foster and wife DR.. J. H. Buckner:
MISS Bruins, Cincinnati O.: Il. j. For aud
family, Altoona. Pa, Mrs. E. Alexander.
Wilmington. Del; Mrs. ID. NJ. Layton.
Frsnkford. ". Va. Miss NJ. I. Porter, Mrs.
G. 4. Rocker, Washington, ID. q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
HurWelia lay.

BuRwK1L's BAY, July 2s.-There was a
pleasant entertainment given here on the
beach a few DAYS since by Mrs. w. T.
Howle and Mrs. w. Il. Ferguson. Of Hamp-
ton, assisted by the following ladies'; Miss
son. of Hampton; Miss Fannie Randolph
of Isle Wight; Miss Alma Pool, of Isle Of
Wight; Miss Lille Briggs. of Richmond
Miss Sippe Doyle, of Old Point, and Mrs
E. T. Pool. Among the gentlemen from
Richmond were Messrs. W r. Murray,
G. II. II. Turner Clifford Weisiger. T. l..
Spratiey and +. A. Burruss Among the
visitors 10 the beach this week were Messrs.
Roper, OF Petersburg Porter. Yeaman
Hewett and Murray. of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
Ytngfna.

WNo1NA, July 26.-Last Saturday even
ing Mrs. Russell Robinson had little en-
tertainment for Miss Pyle and Miss Lamott.
Among those present were Mrs. Clifford
Cabell, Mrs. Caskie Cabell, Miss Claybrook.
Sue Massie Miss Christie, Miss NJ. Y. Nc
Clelland Miss Bessie Welsh. Miss Evelyn
Early, Mr.. Mason Cabell. Mr.. Elicit Cabell.
Mr.. George Cabell, Or. Ayiett Cabell, Mr..
Bondurant, Mr.. Brook Page, DR.. Shelton
Horsley Mr.. Arthur Palmer. DR.. Hill, Jr..
Mr.. j. G. Early, Miss Ellie CabeN and Mas
ter Sam Early. Mrs. Robinson has the rare
gift OF knowing how to entertain with ease
and grace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
rRoCERlEs WAY DOWN.

Six pounds Granuiated Sugar for eoc.;
Good Green Rio Coffee, i6c.: Arbuckle's
Cbest.) Arioss 20c.; California Hams, i0c.;
Old Rye Whisky pure. e. a gallon Harvest
Whisky. si.e5; Sea-salt for baths. 2I<c per
pound Pure Cider Vinegar. 25c. gallon;
Mixed Spices for picking. 2Oc. pound;
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour, s. a bar
rol, $40. sack; Silver King minnesota
Patent Family Flour, $3.50 a barrel. S5c. 8
sack; s bars large Soap for CSC; Good Tea
Green or Mixed. 25c.; Roasted Rio Coffee.
lsc. pound; pounds Carolina Rice whole
grain for CSC; Pickles. Sc. q quart; Msryins
Milk Lunch Crackers, pounds for ESQ.,:
Pure Lard &C. pound.
Call for my price List. 8. ULLAANS son.
1870 east Main.
Phone 3i6 ~ l0-suts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
Warm Sulphur spripes

BATH COUNTY. Va, July 3O.-Amone the
Richmond people who have arrived during
the week we note: Mrs. Levin Joynas and
two children, +. w. Chamberlayne. Mrs. B.
Fl. Boykin and Miss Boykin. Mrs. Loren
Dickerson. bliss Diekerson. Mss Daisy
Dickerson and Mr.. X. j. q. Pegram. Jr.
The number OF guests here now reaches
three hundred and fifty.
Mr.. Charles b. Hanford, assisted by
Mr.. Rheem, Of Washington. will give
another of his delightful readings in the ball
room tomorrow night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31

Gently Among them Mrs. D. j. Tenant
Misses Tenant aud MIR. Charles Wither-
snoou Petersburg: from Richmond, Mrs.
so4dnn Ryuce. William l.. Royal, John L.
sndsrson Jo Lane Stern. $. @ Fleming
Robert s. Crump. Iredell jenkins. John D.
Cary f. NJ. Parker. Ed; d; Christian, 1f;'
Frank A. Davenport. Q. 4. WORKMAN. r. r.
o % nsnviiIe. Mrs. Paul G. Edmunds, OF
HaijfaY Va: Charles Nelms, OF Newport
Ness' Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Bouldin, Dr.. and
family. and many others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31

REYsvILLE. Va. July Especial. Last
night about thirty Of tho young ladies and
gentlemen of Chase City gave a public en-
tertainment in the warehouse here consist
ing of fan drill, music, &c, with refresh
ments. for the benefit Of the Young Mems
Christian Association and Baptist church.
After tho entertainment IN elegant german
was given by Major and Mrs. J. w. Morton
at their residence, Morton Hall" compli-
mentsry 10 the visitors from Chase City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31

ASHLAND. VA. July 90.-lSpeoial. The
new Catholic chapel here viii be dedicated
Sunday morning A good many Rich
monders will take part in the ceremony.
Messrs. w. K. Taylor and 9. A. Taylor and
families are spending the summer at the
village Of Gwathmey, near here.
The members of the Hanover troop have
been invited 10 attend the annual entertain
ment of the Red Men at Mechanlcsrllle
August Lat.
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Farpuyille.

FAnMyILLR. Va. July 30.-A most de-
lightful hay-ride was given in honor of
Misses Amelia BUD and Carrie Williamson
on Thursday night. The merry party left
town at about =. NJ. aud after a ride Of
several hours arrived at the home OF Mr.. e.
r.. hundley. where they were most hospi-
tably entertained.
hr. T. +: Hundlsy spent several days in
Norfolk this week.
1iAs Bssais NcKinnay and Miss Maggie
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BnsIc City.

BASIC CRY. VA, July sO.-Rscent arri-
walls of Richmond people at The Bran
dom" l.. Bromm and 1 daugh-
ter, W. Mac. Jones, l.. s. Jones,
J. Writ Bowles. Bob Norment. p. L.
Sutton. 5. w. Minter. T. q. Peyton. e. NJ.
Hunter. j. A. McGilvray and family. Z. T.
ID; Myers, Jr., Mrs. l.. I. ID. Myers. Mrs.
Waller aud nurse, Miss Florence Waller,
Mrs. q. L. Wingo, Miss jamie Wngo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31

For the hot weather 20per cent. reduc-
ton on all Pictures Mirrors. Screens.
Easels. &c. 1t pays you to fix your houses
for the Exposition now. Academy of Fine
Arts, us east Broad.
A. T. CRAIo. Proprietor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
NirRinin Ranch.

VIRGINIA BEACH. July s0.-The recent ar
rivals at Ocean Shore Park from Richmond
are: I. W. Gentry and wife, l.. c. West and
wife, W. J. Branch r. w. Fox. II. II. Fox,
Alexander Cruikshanks. +. II. WallersGein,
}. II. Knots. Miss Lucy b. Harper, Captain
William +. Humphrey. Miss Ellie Humphrey,
I'd Bosseaux and wife. Dr. 4. j. Baker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-31
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

fU- WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST
CHURCH Gary and Washington streets.
Rev. Il. II. BENNETT. pastor:-Preaching to-
day ~ II A. III. and s:l5 /; NJ; by the pastor.
fantsr" Sunday school At s:i5 A. NJ. Wednss-
day and Friday night services az s;i5 o'clock.
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Austria's principal contribution to the
Worlds Fair at Chicago viii DO reprsssn,;
contain models of notable buildings Of all
agta
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-30

in front and behind by hooks made of
heavy wire. This prevents their spread
ing. Two pulleys are made of double
thicknesses of inch board. The grain of
these boards is placed at right angles
the one to the other to prevent splitting.
One is hung at the top of the upright, to
receive the rope direct from the weight
hook, and the other at the rear end of
the boat planks on a brace. 4 horse
draws the machine along astride the
fence row, and the posts are held in
place by the uprights while being driven.
Any boy can raise the weight by pulling
on the rope, says Home and Farm, au-
thority for the foregoing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-30
A ROsI DRIVER.
A Device Witch Can BE Made at Home |
Illustrated and Described.


Device Witch Can BE Made at Home
Illustrated and Described.
The device here illustrated can be
made entirely at home, excepting the
weight and hook. A block of iron
weighing forty or fifty pounds is re-
quired. This you can have cast. Its es-
sential features are ring to hoist it by
and grooves in the sides in which to
slide the tongues attached to the up
rights. To have the dump self acting
the hook must be made of the precise
pattern shown. ANY blacksmith can re-
produceit. The hook is pulled down to
the weight resting on top of the post
and slipped into its ring.
As the weight is hoisted the hook ring
will be seen to remain at the left hand
end of the slot. as shown When it has
reached the height at which it is desired
TO drop the weight. the long tongue of
the hook trips against a rod or slat ex-
tended across the frame for the purpose
and is pulled down. This act lets the
weight slide TO the left and the hook
ring to the right in the slot (see right of
picture). The weight is thus freed and
falls heavily on the post.
Thirteen-foot planks are firmly braced
on the front ends of stone boat blanks.
held together by irons and bolts eight
feet from the ground, so they will not
interfere with posts being driven. When
being drawn from one field or farm to
another the boat planks are connected
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-30
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RT.,

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Atchison, Leavenworth, Horton, Topeka, Hutchinson.
Wichita, Bellevie, Abilene, Dodge City, Caldwell in
KANSAS; hingisher, FL Reno and Minco, in INDIAN
TERRITORY; Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
in COLORADO. Traverses new areas OF rich farming
snd grazing lands, soziG the best facilities of inter
Communication to all towns and cities east and west
northwest and southwest of Chicago and to Pacific ana
tTsns-oCeanic seaports.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-30
Stood the Test,

Allcock's Porus Plssters are unsp
proachable in Curative properties. rapidity
and safety of action. and are the only re-
liable plssters ever produced. They
have succe ssfully stood the test of over
thirty years use by the public, their viz
tues have neyer been eqaalled by the un .
scrupulous imitstors who have sought to
trade upon the reputation of AllcocS's BY
making plasters with holes IN them, snd
claiming u be lust as good as ALI
cocks" ard they stand today Endorsed
By not only the highest edical author
tiles, but IL millions of grateful patients
who have proved their efficacy as q
household remedy.
Beware of limitations, and do not he
deceived by mjsre presentations. Ask
for Allcoci's, and let no solicitation or
explanation induce you to accept sub
stitute.