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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18
HOME.SEEKERS.
EXCURSION
TO KANSAS.
62,5OO,OOO Blu,

and be sure that tickets road over that line
from Chicago st. Louis or Kansas City
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-18

The Wheat Crop of
KANSAS for 1892
is the largest ever
raised in any State,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13

Allen Company under the title OF In Acauia'
and the result is queer indeed, yet not lnartlstic
The handsome model used carries her CLASSIC
draperics well and poses gracefully, and the pho-
togranhs themselves are fair Tie selections OF
poetry are judicous except the last from KOS
set,i The spirit of The Monochord" IS any
thing but Greek. The verses in Gleams ana
Echoes" H. b. Lppincott Company are oy A
r G.. the author OF Might Etchlnss. Inc
verses are harmless and the illustrations engraved
from sketches by half dozen popular artists are
about the same. The Brentanos have pnh'eu 'i'e
Magnilcat in a booklet with illustrations by
Frank NJ Gregory, which might provoke smile
by their crudity were not their impertinence OIL
fonsve.
There is a multitude Of motives for illusta-
ton suggested by the mere title OF Mrs Anna
Bowman Dodd's Inst book. In and Out OF Three
Normandy Inns and that spirited narrative GER
tainly satisfies the expectations aroused by the
title mage Yet the publishers OF Christmas ell
ton of the book Lowell, Croycll d Co.. after hav-
inr expended their efforts upon the press work
and binding to moderate advantage have left 1t
inadeonately illustrated Mr. Remnants few
sketches. the drawings signed by Robida and the
photographs used may all have been good In their
original state. In the tinted reproductions their
outlines are frequently weak and their general
effect is without exception fiat and cheap.
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New pnblltailcns
THREE GREAT CITIES.
NETWORK.

A TOUR AROUND NEw.YoRK and My Summer Acre
Being the Recgeations Of Mr.. Felix Oidboy BY JOHN
FLAvEL MINES. LII. D. Illustrated. svo' Ciom
Ornamental Uncut Edges and GIT Top SO 90.
This book s loving tribute TO the lame OF CIV
every way worthy the affection Of its Inhabitants IL
.lso The s.lfreyclation OF thoughtful. kindly man
Almos. every sge shows not ootIusiveiy but hatua
and clearly something of the author himself. Inc Mus
trstons are suggestive They convey in themselves more
than an outline Of the history OF the cly-N l. 4ouc
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ILLUSTRATED EDITION
A GREAT WORK.

A SHORT HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE
BY John Richard Green. NJ. a. Edited by Mrs. j. r.
Green and Miss Kate Norgate. With Portrait Co.
ored Plates Map and Numerous illustrations. Volume
l. Royal svo, Illuminated Cloth. Uncut Edges and CAT
TOP - 90. (Remalnng volumes In preparatory
Coplous appropriate. and admirably selected flustra
lions. Cannot i,l to sustain and Increase the popu
larty Of that fascinating survey OF national hstory-Lon
don Tincs.
The illustrations and typography Of the work adj.
mirsble and the r0tes accompanying 1t n DC al
that could desired The book well deserves the wide
spread popularity which It Is certain 70 aaln-Spetker
London.
because the ed tors have made such ntclig
the limited 10 them for the Illustration
Of their volume that II inspires respect and adndra
Ancient m0n-ser Is and nod BOOKS archit
remains coins, and rcs-whatcycr might assist by
appeal the eye filing up the picture which the his
endeavored N present OF national rather than
political lifeall these have been brought within
cover 1t reaches standard seldom attained
undertakings OF the The history been systc
matcslly may say scientifically. illustrated. and we
think Mrs Green has well carried out what She informs
US preface her husbands favorte wish-S. Y
Tribune.
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Ncw Publications.
TWO BEAUTIFUL BOOKS.
PRCE AND I.

nv GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS. illustrated from
Drawing, by ALBERT EDWARD STEINER. s'o'
Illuminated SIR Uneu. Edges and cat Top, So So
IN pox1 Edition de luxe limited 10 $50 copies,
Full vellum, SIS co. I'm Box)
Its philosophy Is healthy its VII Is delicate ara It's
STYLE both chs raceristc and pure; but X II Is eo
fore valued. still mole IA It loved FOR inc ohah /" ~
4, ts envelopcd-a charm which i ndescribabo cNc'p'
in 40 far as may be described by saying that MI OuIs
nossesses u In common-hough with diherc cc-"lu'
lamb Like the Essays of Fila" "Pruc and II dIo"'
much Of power nom idosyncrases mat are PERSONA"
regad for It's cNceences Is nseparabe nom regard i'i
,,s author The now edition has been illustrated by MI
Albert Edward Steiner In VEN Of rchnement-N. y
Tribune.
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1lrsical.

n RGAN RECITAL The organ In the Madison Avenue
~ Baptist thurh, corner Of 3lstst, having been r.
built by GEO. JARDINE & son. whl be reopened on
Thursday evening by Organisis Ucrrtt smith Edward
Mugan and Homer y. bartlett. The Public Profession
respectfully Invited.
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1870 T.. VI. y).-BUFFALO LIMITED EMPRESS
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Eightee1n Eduon post paid, for 25c.. or stamps
IT He HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls Off
u MIn' Grey s1d tae Remedy Ken BY Prof HARLEY
'Every should read this little book
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GcICbrr6
fOor k n)anieo.

A COLLEGE DHED German American would like an On.
"A gagement 10 teach lecture In German language or
literature; prefers position ia New YORK CITY
Very best references and testimonials. Address Ii. A..
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EDWARD A. RAND,
4 Famous Writer OF
BOYS STORIES.

"Nr poud.s many books have each y them d-'lh =
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DAISY MILLER AND AN INTERNATIONAL
EPISODE

nv HENRY JAMES. Illustrated from Drawings by
HARRY w McVICKAR. $40. Illuminated Cover
Uncut Edges and OFT Top, SO So TN Box)
Edition de luxe, limited to 25o copies, Full Vclium'
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II isa pleasure book 20 suited to ornament a.
Henry James's DAISY MihcF" put into such pretty
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Mr. McVickars inmitable style-N. Y Times.
The stories could have more artistic sett'ns' ana
their value as pictures OF certain phases OF the social
NE OF to-day is enhanced by their appearance IN ui'
charming edition. The artist found in both obundaht
subjects for his pencil. ana he has treated them IN
sympathetic spirit Increases the pleasure 70 oe de-
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Published bv HARPER & BROTHERS. New-York.
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Cost ano founo.

u ANk BOOK LOsT-Bank Book No. Alb o13 OF the
ID Bowery savings Bank is missing. The finder Is no.
quested the Bank II not restored before
the 18th day of December 1892 application will DO made
10 the Bank for Book
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, y. Y
U The above wor, Is for sale by all booksellers. or
will lie sent carriage prepaid to ary pa OF the United
States, Canada. or Mexico, on receipt OF the price.
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LONDON.

LONDON By WALTER DEsANr. Illustrated s'o'
Cloth, Ornamental Uncut Edges and Gilt Top 50 CO.
A book on London by Walter Besant must surely rec
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this name OF its author IL Is series OF insAn'
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st-nt details OF his plate. Deserves n cpIu'si "''
come from all who take intelligent interest In The
London life OF the pas;-London Times
No on. to-day knows his London better than does MI
pessnt and surely 10 one letter well discoures OF
Z, for the unlcarned. Mr.. BeSdnts "londoh' j.
unioue in the ground covered the method OF treatment
and It's popular Quelities.-Chr!stan Union. y. y.
PARIS.
THE PRAISE OF PARIS By THEODORE CHILD
pro.usely illustrated. syo. Cloth. Ornamental I'm
out Edge. and Gilt Top 81 So
Mr. Child writes entcrtahingly. as nc always writes
NJ the hanks the Seine. the society anu he OF id's
tho par,senne the Concde Franchise. the duciss and
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from the abundant suupy topics at hand just those SUD
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4 CUNARD LINE.
"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
itr1rla Dec II, p. IN SCI la......Jan "a. p IN
Gallo Dec. q: q. m. Gallla, jan 81, ! 80 am
UmDrs Dec. 81, 2 D. IN. Aunna. Jan. % D. IL
Dothnia Jan. I. 9 a. m Euura.. Feb 8 80 a. M
CabIn pas-arc $50 and upwaHl. Second ca m, sSo
Storage tickets to and from az parts Of Europe a. nery
Tor freight and passage apply AT the echPsuJ
once No. 4 BownE or or New.York.
VERNON H. BROWN CO.. General Agents.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Cunarl Il. NJ. steamship .'Etrur!s." 20 SAL SAY
urday Dec H. At p M j. tHE EEdG Lax ~ o 81
MAS SHIP and VIII be due at Liverpool Decenoer Zith
I'm time for passengers to arrive any part OF treat
Britain or Ireland before Christmas Day. $1,000
VERNON II. Brown CO., Agents
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4 -INMAN LINZ -
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CITY or NEW.YORK ........ Wednesday. Dec. T. a. M
CITY or CHESTER.......Wcd' ,dy, Dec. u. ,, M
CITY OF PARIS saturday, Dec - y ~
CITY or BElLlN 49,. wednesday. Dec - >, =; IN
From Pier y. r.. adjoining ChrlstOphcr-st l'ry.
First cabin $50 and Upward according 70 steamer anu
location Il room second cabin s3j and $40 according 70
ste prepaid $40 Stefrage so.
I%IEHNATIoNAL po SAviG t.a.n 70"
SPECIAL, NOT 10 .-Iho TWIN SCREW $ ;. CITY o.
PsrI-" VII ss for Liverpool va QgecHstow1i , On saw
The City Of Pars due AT Liverpool sstlr' ay Dee 81
uas.'nic roach their Grtnat5n IN any psTt Vi
Great Britain lr laaa before CHRISTMAS pay
INTERNATIONAL NNIHATION tOMPANl.,
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NEw-yORK ONTARIO AMP wEsTERN RAILWAY

NEIy-YORK. ONTARIO AND WE"TERN RAILWAY.
TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42D.ST,
400 NJ 90 llhutcs .aiIor tom The foot VI Frank.
n.st.j. Middletown, E.ooming1ulgn. Port JerNia
Monticelo MouutAlndac Fasburgn, Llorty Livingston
Manor Hancock, aroondslo, Scranton. Walton, Dsni.
3.f5 = NJ Csnpbell Hal. Lake Mohonx and Mime
bulgh, Ellcnvlc Iasturgh. iureyville. Liberty Lv'
200 81 Mlddetown. Fallsbarsh. Liberty. Living.
ston Manor Rock and walton. sidney Norwich Oneida,
Osweeo Rochest r. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and
wc-t. Pullman slceiers, reeining-chair ear free to
-, Div: al o'hnr trains daily except sundar.
Pullman d'awinc.roon seats and seepng.car berths
Obtained az 90" rro''vuv New.York
I. G ANDERSON g. 4. 80 Beaver.st.. NcwYork.
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A AMERICAN PACKET c.
MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS LINE

WINTER SERVICE.
To Naples and Via Gibraltar, by the mssnlcens
twins, express steamers. ocean passage Nss IhAh
days.
Next sailing Columbia. jan 3. 1885 . a. M a,
GRAND EAC CltSlON e. the Mediterranean anu ta'
or ent Ny :. Fuerst Bsrarck. Rom New-foFK feo =
Duration, 10 weeks. send Tor pamphlet. - =. =,
II ,NBURtf-AM ERICAN PACKET %, 81 hwy, n. 4
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Ocean CLEANERS.
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,,.., co,ln "a and UPWARD second Cabin, $50
pra1e ioc ra.s sean.Is sail from foot OF
2d.st, HoDolen. " NJ, -, n m
IIuye Tues Dec 10 pm LNnn' ~ III IN n M
Eibe. Tu-- Dec. 20, Al "a IL 49, '", m a m
Have Tues Dec ~ II am LID, 's' % q a m
sale sat De-. 81, y AIN Alcr- lue,, jan - "
Nav yors ~ Genoa In Jess than eleven days.
t ~ pee - 10 NJ M i1da Sat. Mar Ii, 10 NE
Rnserw II. jan 20. 10 an W,Frt Sat' Apft IN ~
49, Sy teS o, 10 am Fulda sat, APP -. 10 an
~ NTW.YORK TO ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT,
VIA Gibraltar and Naples
Ems Tuesday. Jan s. 1898, p. NJ
NETWORK 10 PALERMO AND NAPthSoo
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Pass.ge 100 Sf"5 $50 n berth FlrN CaoIn
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TOURS TO THE TROPICS,

~. ATLAS LIN l..
WEEKLY SERVICE From NEWYORK
70 tho Island u jamaica renowned TO- - salIetIous
climate natural beauty: winter static ~ N" Br:lsn
Na,y hepdqu,rt"r, - ~ R'i'l.h Army Ia the Wts
irdes. Goof hotels and splcnic roads
Regular sallings also - Harl. costa Rct ana tho
many OA world towns Of the spanish main.
Illustrated pamphlet nailed ire.
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AGENCIES
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JnetruCtlon

For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL yOH GIRLS.
ID No. 0O7 5IH-AVE.
ley DR. and Ms. ClIAS. u. GARDNER. Principals
WAN NORMAN INST tFounded 1851.
5. T. cor OF Wet EnG-aye. tld Ilstst. .....
Principal. Nine VAN NORMAN.
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NEW-YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

OLE r, p9 S6n Ok lqS hl f. OLD POINT
COMtOIil, ana NEWPOEr NEWS. connect. NJ ior vim.
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and ASH N"d0Ni D >G,'-Aioa re ss Wed, Thurs
We'd. and Sat. tor YVES llfOINf. A.Iues Thurs Anl
SAT mon per 20 nov NO. y i foot Beach -: at
H. through tickets and freight rates 10 oil points
South West Appy az iencr. once OF Co. on Pier,
on = FOL. 3ii /. Us
ioSaway. W. l.. GUILLAUDEU. frame Manager.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES 10 CALlfOENIA. JAPAN AND CHlaA,
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COLOMBIA AL, iuc DAY De-. 20, noon,
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tOt JAFAS AND CHINA
PERU sails saturday. Dee - b. m.
freight. paAsdge and general info nation apply 10
OF pier. foot nt tif,fl It.. Y. II
II. j. BULLAi. Genera Superln endent.
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Danoins Academies.


A lIkAFpEE MACGREGORS.
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Cas- aid private !..sons Mems els. commence.
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Jnslrnti,on iOaulco

VOUNG MAN, preparing for examination desire, in.
4 strucfion Latin and Greek evenings. Addrrs,
CCMMSON. Tribune once.
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A RED STAR LINE.

4. RED S STA iEr LlNE; And PARIS
Sailing Tor Ne".I9.k and Antwerp Wee"yo n N
NoORDlN y y W. inr~iHi, Dec - D. ~
FRIISLAND. " dr'-ftf, p'r u. y ~ =, II
Flint cabin. 80 upward secod ,abln. = AnI"erp'
S3S: from Antwerp si3 Reduction round trip. Ap
py for .'Iacts." Steclage ~ WY leW ,g'es;o
INTERNATIONAL SANITATION CO.,
General Accnfs q Il lWilng ''"en
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IACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONpANY'S

DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
Ia iOR LAGTAAl.A. Pr EkIO CAliILiO CURACOA,
conc AND MARAt AIigO.
HAi;l.ECk STORES. BsOOKLYN.
(. S. vl.N W. W'dnc >d'y, Dec H. - 80 p. m.
\. =. pIf ITNDi.Ll tA..-..- saturday. D.c - ia.
=. y. CARACAS Mtdnt-d day. jan. !. J y.
These American Steamships. tally built for the
tad have Nc.y sup"gto- UccOTmJd TO- asscngers
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Touri-L,' Ageft-. General Manggers i3J FrOnt.st
TH0s. COOK & son, 20l AMI 1.296 Bioadway.
CAVANNAH LlNE-Four Steamers weekly
- from New rles 80. y. t.. foot sprng.st.
:. s. CITY OF AUGUSTA. Wednesday. Dec. II. 3 p m.
=. TAILAlANNls f-...-...-. Friday. Dec. 10, y.
s. KANSAS f,tf SSiurday Bee bee L. IL p H..
Connecting wi'h G. + T. o. Ga and S F. q w ny
LIMA ALABAMA and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed
iatos. FIRST c!aas table dhotc. For freight and
passage apply b .
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l. WhINFf Agent Oc,a' steamship Co.
g. NJ SORRi,L. Manager. New Pie 81 North Rvcr
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stoner, ieese san FRA lclsc) iot VS..
pFitiIC ..Thur,d1y Dccerhe. IS. p.
O,ENSIC OWN cal A. Hond Iul..W q. Jan. g. p. IN.
GA day. Janulry "a.
ELLGIC Thursday. Fb. %. D.
SapefIiy apY0nted-Sgpcuor accom- odatioa,
Hese yluon, BE- made by letter r telegram % and
tatn plans at 81 anu 3+3 oaisay. Hew-YSrN;
battery Pae u room Il. Railroad Building. san Fran.
csc. LELAND STANFORD. fre'dent-
4. II. GOODMAS ticntrtl Passenger Agent.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-06
vlNTON.

Robert o. Smith, who has been sick
for about ten days, is a good deal better
j. ii. Epson is visiting relatives in
Nottoway county, his former home.
Vinton Lodge, No. 2O4, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, held the regular
monthly communication Monday night,
and transacted business of Importance
to the craft.
Price Murray, M. D., formerly of
Coyner's Springs, now resident of At
lanta. Ga, is visiting the family of DR..
j. B. Foster.
Walter I. Jones, who has been on
visit to relatives in blackstone, Va, re =
turned to Vinton yesterday.
Ruffner d. Gum. of Bedford, is at the
home of his father, Giles Gum, ESQ.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-06
MIR. sholes Leaves for Roanoke.

From the Lynchbnrg Nlrgininn.
Mr.. A. E. Sholes. who has just COM
pleted the Lynchbnrg City Directory,
goes tomorrow to Roanoke to take
charge OF similar work there, which he
proposes to issue in September.
During his stay here Mr.. Sholes has
made many warm friends, and he has
published, beyond question, the most
complete directory of this city which it
has everhad.
lie will he associated in Roanoke with
the Bell Printing and Manufacturing
Company, of which Mr.. Ed. l. Stone,
formerly of Lynchburg, is president,
and we are sure that he will be as gen
erously supported in our live sister city
as he has been here.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-06

Rev. Matthew w. Houston, of Nash
vile, Tenn, was in the city yesterday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-06

LOCAL sREv,TlEs.

MISS Lizzie MCClanahan LETT yeSter-
day morning to visit friends in Bedford
Miss Alice Board, of Bedford City, is
visiting friends in the city.
Monday night Potter Bowers. tho city
sanitary inspector, lad fine horse
stolen from him while hitched to his
front gate.
One of the horses belonging to the
Friendship Fire Department had his
ankle badly sprained while going to the
bonfire that was burning on the hill
near the Catholic Church Monday night.
Miss Mary Mayo is visiting friends in
Lynchburg.
Miss Virginia L. Letcher, of Lexing-
ton. who has been visiting tho Misses
Terry, left yesterday for her home,
r. w Ford left yesterday to visit
friends at Leakville, N. c.
Assistant Postmaster Rhodes returned
yesterday from Pulaski, where he had
been spending few days with his
family.
R. Is. Gum has returned from trip
through Tennesse and kentucky.
Miss Nellie Manning left yesterday
TO visit Miss Alice Mcnamara, in
Lynchburg
Capt. N. p. Foarde left yesterday to
spend few days with relatives at
Chatham.
Ii. c. Koehler, of Hagerstown, general
agent of the Western Maryland railroad,
who has been visiting his son, R. S.
Koehler, at the corner of Tenth avenue
and Third street s. W., left yesterday
for his home by the way OF Natural
Bridge, whore he will stop over for
day or so.
Rev. DR.. R. R. Acree delivered an ad-
dress at the unwilling of the Tyree Me-
mortal Tablet at Bedford City yester
day.
Mr.. j. p. AGREE, of Danville, is visit
ing his brother, Rev r. r. AGREE.
Mrs. j. Fry and daught left yester-
day for Montgomery White and Yellow
Sulphur Springs and Pocahontas, to
spend few days of recreation and rest
Mrs. Pattison Coon, of Roanoke county,
mother of William and James Coon, is
in the city under the treatment OF DR..
Chas. &. Cannaday.
Mrs. DR.. A. A. Cannaday has recov-
cred from a severe attack of malaria.
Miss Kate Pannell, of Bedford City, is
visiting friends in Roanoke.
Mrs. s. M. Burch left yesterday to
visit her parents at Graham. n. c.
Capt. M. M. Rogers left last night for
Fredericksburg to attend the funeral Of
his brother'in-law, A. X. Phillips, of
that place.
DR.. 1mhoff, who has been quite i'll for
the past few days, is somewhat better,
and will be able to be out again in few
days.
Rev. Matthew w. Houston, of Nash
vile, Tenn, was in the city yesterday.
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