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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20
Many are Made Happy How?
Read what fitting ewes with S
ces They grateful for the benefit received ~

prepare a pair of spectacles for me
that are real delight and / feel as
transformed. Where / was unable
previously to distinguish a persons
features at any distance. l can nov
distinctly see speakers features fifty
feet away by gas light, the twitching
of my eyes, caused by muscular weak
ness, is entirely overcome and tie
pain has ceased, my glasses are truly
n wonderful combination as sight re-
storers. l am greatly Obliged to
Messrs. j. Ramser & Son for the
wonderful and beneficial results at
tanned through their skillful treat
ment. FALL.
Editor Family Journal.
Moline, III, March 3. 1898. Messrs.
]. Ramser & Son. Rock Island, III.
Dear Sirs; I feel very. thankful to
you for the benefit l have derived
from Il e spectacles which you fitted
to my eyes last fall. I have been en-
tirely cured of headache Grom which
l stuff red so much before having my
eyes treated by you) and the hlurring
sensation after reading awhile has
also entirely disappeared. My eyes
feel very strong and l must say that
the money paid You for the spectacles
was the best investment I ever made.
Yours truly, IDA ANDERSON,
los Twelfth street.
Rock Island, Ill. March Il, 1893
Gentlemen. About one year ago. hav-
ing suffered good deal from head
aches, etc, l went to my physician
and he advised me to go to an optician
as he thought that my headache was
caused by eye strain. l went TO you
and you fit me with spectacles
which I am happy to say have been a
great relief to me. Respectfully,
Mrs. f. FISHER.
Rock Island. III March, l. 1899
Gentlemen: l am we'll pleased with
the spectacles fitted to my eyes by
you: they give The very best of salts
faction and they are great relief to
my eyes. Respectfully yours,
GEO KoENIG sAECKER.
Rock Island, H.. March /, 1907
After a number of unsuccessful efforts
to cure glasses that We're suita BILE
for her eyes, my daughter Bessie"
applied to Messrs. J. Ramser & Son,
of Rock Island, who succeeded in
fitting her eyes perfectly. The glasses
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

u my eyes are giving me good -
faction. L trieC two Opticians h..
gong to you, but they would ~, .- Z
my eyes. l cheerfully recon1rn.. =
You to all as Il competent optic.--
Yours, Mrs. ! S. 12
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Feb. - n
Sirs: am well pleased with =
, pectacles you fitted to my eyes an, :,
highly recommend your work ~
spectfully yours, CHAs. SrIrrr-
Student /. W. r.
Rock Island, III. Feb. %. l>4-
Dear Sirs: l take pleasure in Sac.
THAT the spectacles fitted to nv 49,
by you, give me perfect sstisfao,..-
Respectfully, Mrs. V. N. AFrr,-
Beloit. Wis, Feb. ~ ISa2 r.-
Sirs: 1 have worn Il pair Of sD..,...
which YOU fitted to my ewes f--.-
past year and they have given ne.
satisfaction. Respectfully.
REV. CHAS. T. Fv.v
Rock Island, H., Feb. -. j,..
Sirs: Having had my eyes tres,as -
you about one year ago. have ,.-,,
had comfort and satisfaction. "
truly, Mrs. G. W. Barn.
Milan, Ill, March ;. 1899. -Ca-.-.
men: After having spectacles -
to my eyes by an optician and -
very unsatisfactory manner. .--
suited you and am glad to sar.-,,
the spectacles you fitted 20 ni- ga.
are a source of pleasure and pe-fsc.,-
satisfactory HUGH b. HoNrv,
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Feb -. l,..-
Dear Sirs; The spectacles ycu s..+s
to my eyes last spring proved -s-
satisfactory, | am unable 30 DO ~.
out them. Sincerely yours.
II. T. WESFNAyy.
Trustee German Iowa WESLEYAN C,.
lege.
Burlington, Iowa, March o. Is
1t affords me great pleasure to s.ss
that the spectecles You fitted to II,
eyes give perfect satisfaction in e-s-
respect. Yours Resp'y.. EEv. =. 7
SIMON, Presiding NJ. L. Church. E--.
ington district.
Moline. Ill, March ;, I.aS. la.
Sir:-Tke glasses fitted to M 5,e
last year at your place have given Z.
entire satisfaction, since wearin-tss-
my eyes have grown much str51-.
Very resp'y., MEs. 5. Z. LIGHT. .-
Fifth ave.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

New York, March 3, 1891 RAM
ser & Son, Rcck Island, Ill. My Dear
Sirs: I would beg to acknowledge re-
ceipt of package containing eye
glasses and Furthermore consider it
my duty to thank you for the relief l
have experienced through the same.
The many leading Oculists of New
York and elsewhere I have consulted
were unable even to find the ailment
wherewith l suffered, much less to
cure the same; your skill has proved
itself, for after using the lenses you
fitted me with ! was relieved i'm
mediately; not only can now read
without exertion, but do not suffer
any more with my former severe head
aches.
sincerely hope that you may bene-
fit many more as you have me aud
would again express my thanks for
the good you have done me. l remain
yours very sincerely.
NORBERT GUNZBURGEH,
Railroad Stock Broker. % Maiden
Lane, New York City.
Kewanee, III, March S, 1881.
Ramser & Son, Rock Island, H., Dear
Sirs: In reply to your request would
say that the Spectacles, Wnlcn you
prescribed for me last spring, 1892,
have given the best satisfaction. AT
first l used them quite much, but
gradually the eyes became stronger
and row l only use the spectacles
whenever feel need OF them.
On account of having tried your
AGILITY 1 am perfectly safe in rec
omending you to be the very best to
al, those who are in need of optical
help. S. G. YoUNGERr,
Ev. Lutheran Pastor.
Rock Island, Ill, Dear Sirs: About
seven months ago 1 was compelled by
failing vision caused by a pterygium
growth on the eye 10 seek advise for
same; on applying to you l was fitted
with spectacles which l am happy to
say restored my lost vision, and so
strengthened my eyes that l fear no
further trouble with them. Respect
fully, l.. NJ. STUDYVIS,
Passenger Conductor, St Louis Div.
c. Il. * Q.
Davenport, Iowa, March 10, SOB
I was troubled with shooting pains in
my eyes caused by eye strain, aud on
consulting you was advised to use
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

Rural, III, March 5, 1893, Dear =
The spectacles you fitted me W.
proved very satisfactory. I have wc-
greatly benefited by them. Thanh:
YOU for the good You have done ne
am, Yours truly, LENA HoEFLE
Milan, III, March Is. 1899, 95E
Sir:-The spectacles You fitted % z
eyes about eight months ago a2r
given me perfect satisfaction. lean tai
recommend your work. Yours trC.E.
Mrs J. i. DAVIS
Rock Island, H., March 6, ~
Gentlemen:-The spectacles YOU ~
to my eyes have proved very sa,.s-l1
tory, and am well pleased with the
They have opened 2 new world 70 :
for ] can see objects with them p-2,-
that before l had them, l could 4
see at all. Yours truly.
MARY ScIy.-.
Rock Island, Ill, Feb. =. =
Gentlemen;-The spectaclss f-'e-
my daughter and myself have P-17sI
eminently satisfactory, a grea;
provement over those of ccleo--aI
opticians. Resp'y.,
Mrs. D. T. RoENsS
Davenport, Iowa, March d,
Gentlemen:--I can most heartily
ommend you to all in need Of first e-
fitting spectacles. The spec'4
which you fitted to my eyes, have Cd
source of comfort to me as none?
vious TO them. Yours Resp'y-
REV. A. II. f. HEBTzLE-
Rock Island, March II, ls'''1
Messrs. j. Ramser e Son. Gents
am gla,i to inform you that the go
tacles you fitted to my eyes are -.
factory. The astigmatism eni-'I
overcome. j. X. MI
Rock Island, Feb. 2i, 1893, Uel".
men:-I can speak with the h'E-'
of praise for the spectacles ht'e-
my eyes some three = onths a.
your skilled optician; they have -
met my eXpectatic Ms. WIZ
wishes for your future success
main, Yours resp'y., with DAILY =
f. ". RIy1E
Rock Island, Ill, March -
Gentlemen-Our daughter
was suffering from astigma'IsI = :
ing severe headaches, having h1-
eyes examined and fitted with -
by your optician, she has been =
" relieved and we can trnl!
mend your skill as optician-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I -
Rock Island, ILL.,, March 10, Z
Dear Sir:-The glasses You NJ I. y.
for me some time ago are We" IL.
to my eyes and have given eA Z
satisfaction. / am glad to - ~
have succeeded in fitting glass;: ,.,ss
eyes better than any other OPP
1 have applied to and L nav
good many others. Yours IN On sos
Prop Moline Buggy Co., J.M'"I
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

furnished by MeSSrS- RamSer nave
given per feet satisfaction.
NJ. A HEAD,
p. f. Rocll Island Dist. NJ. e. c.
Milan, H., Feb. %, lS93.-Dear
Sirs; 1 am indeed grateful for the
great benefit my eyes have received
from your treatment. My eye i'm
proved SO much a this short time
from your perfectly fitted spectacles
that 1 feel assared that I shall have
no further trouble. Sincerely yours,
Miss CLARA RUGE.
Molipe, III, Dear Sirs: The spec
tacles you fitted to my eyes give good
satisfaction. Miss MARY PIERCE.
Rock Island, Feb. 20, Dear Sirs: 1
wish to express my hearty thanks to
you for the great benefit my eyes re
ceived from your treatment: the
thorough diagnoses of my case by you
by far exceeded my anticipation, as l
expected your examination would be
the ordinary eXamin alton of opticians
in general, the resu is you arrived at
were truly wonderful as l had never
expected to get the sight by means of
spectacles which those you fitted to
my eyes have given me, [ feel con-
fident that 1 could not have consulted
more skilled opticians.
AID. LoUNQUIsT,
Student Augustana College.
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Feb. 30, 1S93.-
Dear Sir: 1 have used 4 good many
spectacleS but none were as satisfac-
tory as those you fitted to my eyes,
Yours truly, REV. I. NUM-,
Professor of German Iowa Wesleyan
University.
Wapello. Iowa, Feb. 2O.-Dear Sirs:
The spectacles you fitted to my eyes
some time ago are perfect. 1 can now
read and sew all night without the
least pain In my eyes, something 1
could never do before. Ny eyes feel
perfectly comfortable and have grown
much stronger. Yours truly,
Mrs. REV. ). II. KNEHAUs.
Taylor Ridge, Ill, Feb. IS, 1S93.-
Dear Sirs: To say that l am well
pleased with the spectacles you fitted
to my eyes does not more than half
express my appreciation of them; they
are by far the best ever had.
Mrs REV. w. A. CARR
Briar Bluff, Henry county, Ill. Feb.
90, 1898. Dear Sirs: Some eight or
ten months ago 1 was obliged to seek
relief for weak eyes and on consulting
you you fitted my eyes with 4 pair of
spectacles and l can truthfully state
that obtained relief on first trial and
my eyes improved so much that L now
read great deal without glasses. 1
would cheerfully recommend to you
any one needing the services of skilled
opticians. j. L. BLETHEN,
Supt. Briar Bluff Coal Mines.
Hillsdale, Ills, March 6, lS93.-
Dear Sirs: The spectacles you fitted
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

spectacles you fitted with wonder
full success. Can now read and sew
with entire comfort. Sincerely yours.
Mrs. A. E. COLLINS, 40S East Fourth st.
Rock Island, March s. lS93.-Gen-
tlemen: Being subject 20 very severe
headaches called on you, feeling as
sured that they were caused by eye
strain. You fitted me with spectacles
which 1 am happy to say relieved the
evstrain and cured me of he adache.
Respectfully yours.
Mrs. HALLBERG.
Moline, H., March 9.-Am very
glad to add the testimony of my
brother and myself in saying that our
spectacles fitted by you are a perfect
fit and we could not do without them.
Yours truly, NIGER WILSON,
Stenographer II oline Plow Co.
Burlington, Iowa, March 3, 1902
Messrs. j. Ramser & Son, Rock ISL
and, Ill. Genticmet II is now over
eight months since You fitted spec
tacles for my eyes. They have given
the very best of satisfaction; indeed
so we'll have you succeeded, that l
have never had spectacles feel as COM
Portable and give such satisfaction. i
can most heartily recommend you TO
a II needing your service in this line.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN HERTzLER.
Rock Island, March 10, 1893
Gentlemen: take pleasure in saying
that 1 am using spectacles which you
fitted to my eyes and l feel confident
that they are perfect and I have
derived a great deal of benefit from
them; they have helped my eyes very
much and / would not do without
them for severa, times the price
paid. Yours very truly,
Miss M. RoRIsoN,
Stenographer at Henry Darts Sons.
Rock Island, March 3, 1S93.-The
glasses fitted to my eyes are very
getting at the correct glasses for de-
fective vision are very complete
Yours, MYLo LEE,
Superintendent Argillo Works, Car
bon Cliff, Ill.
Cable, ILL.,, Feb 90, 1S93.-Dear
Sirs: / had you fit me with glasses
| that are entirely satisfactory. L can
now read with perfect comfort. Yours
| truly. j. BLENKINsoPP-
Davenport, Iowa, March 6, 1901
| have bee obliged to wear spectacles
| for the last 80 years on account of be-
| ing very near sighted, and have had
my eyes examined at different times
and lenses prescribed by eminent
| specialists but there was never a
time when spectacles we've satisfac-
| tory. My sight became so reduced
that 1 was obliged to use the strongest
| enses. On consulting Messrs. Rsmser
& Son they diagnosed my case SO
thoroughly that they were enabled to
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20
Two s uls WITT but a 6
Thought {"

W. D UTE W.T. Uu' u 'HOuBuL.
As they sat eide by cid, ttey sighed. ''Oh
my idol he, said an d then idled. ssDear Luke -
81 she. she looked Il viii we'd thee il tnou
wilt and he witel, Tire hon symoon passed in
an excess OF joy Exc in eating rcA food
bring in igesti,s, SICK headache. aud frequeo Ut
attacks of dizziness. DR.. Pierc:'s Pleasant Pei
let's Will cure all these. They thy sugar
coated and et-y to swallow. No o,hsr prepar-
alton compares with them as u Liver Pill. They
are gusran iced, an done dose.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

PIrTsBURG Dispatch. - Nothing
about Secretary Gresham's appoint
mentS thus far indicates that he is
likely to forget the political COM
pleNion of his president. and nothing
i likely to do 80.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

Does it pay to 90 elsewhere or pat
ronize travelling fakirs and pay fabu-
lous prices for Spectacles when You
can have better work done for less
money right here at home? We eN-
anime the eyes free OF charge.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

A MAN who is dishonest in politics
cannot be expected 10 be otherwise
than dishonest in the administration
of 4 public office. What think We OF
McCOnOchie?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

LET the upright manly spirit Of the
people assert itself in behalf of an
upright, manly candidate for mayor.
Vote for I. j. Medin. Jr.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

MCCoNoCHIE may have triumphed
over all opposition in the convention.
but the people may be relied upon to
turn him down nj the polls.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

mhe opinion is expressed by a medical
Journal that even weak carboiic solutions,
as external applications. are to be either
completely discarded or to be used only
with the strictest precaution. -
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20
Roll of Honor.

Gen. Slocum would like to see the
pension rolls purified. Like most of
the old soldiers who saw service dur
ing the last npleasantness, he be-
lieves that the pension list should be
a roll of honor. and that it is far from
being that now. An intimation HAY
ing reached New York that President
Cleveland had his name under con-
sideration for appointment rs COM
missioner of pensions, a reporter
called upon the general. and asked
him if the position was rendered him
whether he would accept. The vet
eran hero replied:
''If | was 20 years younger and the
president offered me the position
would accept it. but at my age | do
not feel called upon to take such
heavy work upon myself as would be
required of any man who successfully
administers that office. A young man
could take hold of it and make rep
utation for himself. That pension
roll is a fraudulent roll. There is no
mistake about that. There are de-
serters and bounty jumpers on it,and
o'heI men VINO were never III the ar
my at all | would like to 90 through
1T and find out the names that should
not he on the books at all 1t can be
done as easily as turning your hand
over, but it would involve great
deal of labor. l don't need the office
nor the salary, but l would accept the
Office if l were'a younger man, for the
sake of getting at the fraudulent
names on the pension roll and casting
them out. The democratic and re-
publican congressman have been
equally swelling the pension list. and
the pension agents have contributed
their share to piling up the cost
Here it is 80 years after the close OF
the war. and we are paving this i'm,
mense sum for pensions. It's
wrong"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20
MONDAY. MARCH 20, 1898.
Democratic City-TownshIp Ticket

Democratic City-TownshIp Ticket.
For Nayor Observation-Disclosures j. MEDILL, JR
70, Citv Clerk PAUL HAMILTON
For Citv Treasurer .JAMESM. BUFORD
For Police Magistrate ......--...... II. Q. WlNlL p
For Assistant supervisors PAUL1HfEsEN
For Collector 1900. EDWARD BAKERSFIELD
iP. SCHLEMMER
For justices oil IN feace .'' II. A. BALDWIN
~. -. LARKIN
For Const2oes' .--'----'-l T.. LIEB ERkNECHT
FOR Aldermen
FRS WarI WILLIAM ROTH
Second Ward .FRED SCHROEDER
Third Ward DANIEL CORKEN
Foprtb Ward w. c. MAUCkER
Fifth Ward. ROBERT huoShMANN
SiYtb wa-d JOHN kANOSKY
sevepth Ward 5000. + gRDlNAND H. BEIN
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

A Cornell college young woman is
gerry
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

We have the best app ointcd Or--
Department in the three elite. Y
guarantee n perfect corrcer.--
every case and back our guaaa
with successful business care-
nearly % years standing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20
Harper House,
Rooms 53-54. commencing
MONDAY. MARCH 20. 1898

NUN DAE :. MAKIT 70. 1870
and viii be pleased tie be consulted by
his old patients and others in regard
to defective eyeSight.
Sufferers from Imperfect Vision
will find certain relief by trying the
Professors new system oi adjusting
glass. as the following testimonials
will certify.
These are few of his many hun
dreds OF testimonials he has received
during his - years of practice.
Re- Consultation free.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20
TESTIMONIALS.
CIRCUIT EbK's Fl -cE,
HENRY COUNT ILL.

HENRY COUNT ILL.
GAMER par. March 10 1888 To VIII, it may
concern: Prof. =. r. Mos, :, Cp'ician, of Chica-
go fitted for Il a rai- OF ria~se~ IA 1882, which
used almos' oortinU, lily for five y AIS hen
had the misfortune 20 lose them.
Ihsve now YurcL ased of him q p ir % spec a.
cles nj a,so rose glass with which well
pleased. regard Prof. Moses thorough opti-
clan and recommend him to III IN reed of optical
goods. l.. PATrEN, Clerk.
GEsEsEo. H. March 1, 1Ss3.-~r +, NJ. r.
Moses fitted my eyes jus1 II +, yeas a2o aud
never extended any money TO h,''cr advantage
in NY life My glasses have cen worth han
dreds or Go'Grs o me. wEciees before lad been
trout led Il gre 4, al with head Gre, depre sed
feeling. q desire TO close cy.s Now can read
and write with pleasure. kindly recommend
that all who arc suffering with detective eyesight
or headaches will receive great satisf. otion by
consu ting Pref. VI. 7. Moss. l Icmain you $
respect Uly. JAMES l. ocpDUFE.
GENEsEo, Ill Feb IS, lSa3-Whrn p Moses
was here three VI ar- ego was greatly troubled
with my eyes. re fitted me pair of glasses:
they proved very satisfactory. They strength
ened my eyes much ihet l seldom wear them
row. If YOU need glasses you VIII well to
COZ suit the professor MEs. +. MoRET.
PANA. Ill. Jau %, 1sSi-To whom It may con
Germ: will say with the greatest aston 'shment
and most grateful thanks, h>t Prof. M. II Moses
gave my wife the most p rfo ct -at:sfac ion in
spectGcies OF any doctor ! ever KNEW Thirty
eight ears ago she lot her tye tight and could
NOT distinguish any shc knc. ut \ distan c OF
10 f. ef. could not read or 10 years, and
} ave been nding m ch mOnev with doctors
for spec acles, bat ~ow she is s1lisfed. All who
have weak or deforn ed eyes will leap rIch satis
fact by consulting frof. Moses. With best
wishes to all, do not think that Doctor X.
Noses car be eXoelleG- Respect IL ly yours,
NJ. j. JONES.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-20

furnished by Messrs. Ramser have
given per feet satisfaction.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-12-15
The Da wsonyiIIe Social club.

IL was the pleasure OF your correspondent
TO be present at The Dawsonville Social
Club recently organized In our little village,
which held its first meeting at the home Of
Miss Evelyn Dawson ON Saturday evening,
December 9th.
being relieved of our wraps were shown into
the parlor, beautifully decorated with ever
greens and flowers, where bright aud iami
lar faces were many.
Various games were introduced, which,
combined with other pleasures, made the
time pass but too rapidly 10 10 o'clock, when
we accepted an invitation 10 the dining
room, where table Of tempting delicacies
awaited our presence. After being refreshed
by the dantes spread before US we again az
sembled in the parlor where another social
hour was INDUCED in, when, With many ex
pressions of gratitude 10 our hospitsble en-
tertainers, we departed with pleasant memo
res that will not be easily obliterated.
Ameng those present were Miss Mamie
Poole, Of Poolesville; Mrs Ella Thomas,
Of Buckeystown; Misses Evelyn Dawson,
Belle Cot, Annie Byrd, Mamie Allnuti,
Jennie Dawson, Mary H. Dawson, Mamie
White, EsteIle Allnutt, Of Dawsonville; Mr..
Il Wilkerson Jones, Of Dckersoni Mr..
Wallace Poole, Of PoolesyilIe; DR.. Haddox,
Messrs Nathan Cot, Robert Allnntt, Fred
Allnutt, Thomas g. Darby, Edward Darby,
Nathan 5. AlInuit, Milton @. Darby, s. D.
Byrd, Albert Allnutt, of Dswsonyille.
December IL, 1893 ROMEO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-12-15
Golden w edding.

Uear Sentisei The 10Th anniversary d
the marriage oi Mr.. Jas Kilgour and Miss
Louisa Mclllhany was celebrated at their
home, near llillsboro', LoudOun county, Va
on Thanksgiving night, by golden wed
DING. The guests began to arrive about
O'Clock, and by 8oclock the house was filled
TO Overlooking by relatives, some Of whom
had not met for thirty years.
Among the guests were the Misses Char.
lotte, Alice and Annie Kilgour, Mrs. Henry
bradley, daughter OF the host Mrs, Harry
kilgour, daughter 10 law OF the host, with
very pretty little twins; Robert and MORT
mer kigour, sons Of the host; Mr.. Henry
Bradley, a son in law of the host Mai j
III. kilgour, the talented writer and speaker
and brother OF the host, and his sOn and
daughter, James and Adelaide Kilgour, of
Loudoun. Among the cousins of the host
were Mr.. and Mrs Francis S Kilgour, Mrs.
Chiffon, and Miss Margaret Jones' OF Mont.
gomery county, Md Mr.. and Mrs. +. d.
Milton, Miss Mamie Milton, and George
White, Of Pe,nian Springs; Mrs. Tiny
Ligh White, with her two sons, Lee and
William, and theirthree sisters Miss White
and her sister, Miss Mamie, from Bcrryylle,
two very Charming young ladies Mrs X.
W Braden and Braden Vaudevauter, of
LOud0un
About 10 O'Clock the guests were invited
to partake OF an elegant supper, TO which
all did themselves justice Alter seemingly
spending a most enjoyable evening the
guests "homeward took their weary ways"
about midnight. May the host and hostess
live TO celebrate many more anniversaries
Of their wedding, and may their last days
DC like unto the golden leaves Of Autumn
IN their last stage the most beautiful.
Ieesburk Va A GuEsr