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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-26

chester. Oh! yes, we live at the same
old brown house yonder"-she pointed
him to it-''and the old number is I'M
changed-462 Saint IS street. You
remember mamma married again-Mr.
Gilmor Gray. Everybody in Baltimore
yes, anywhere in observation-disclosures
Gilmor Gray" With an effort she
again gulped down the rebellious heart,
humping so loud in her throat, adding,
saucily:
Sorry you can't stop and call now,
Mr.. Reb; but some day-when you are
pdroIed, or when we've whipped you all
back to the union again, mamma will
perhaps open her doors to Carolyn's
cousin. Be sure and remember the
house, if you did forget me when"
Fall in, there! 'Tention, pris'nersi
Fall in!"
The gruff command rang along the
line.
With final hand shake, low-breathed
blessings on either side, and fearful
eyes On that of the women, the pitiful
column and its grim escort formed,
moving slowly up the street. And,
watching them with wet lashes so long
as they could see, some of those women
stood in mid street, unmindful Of wind
and cold, but with their baskets and
coffee cans alike emptied by the effort
"To do for those dear ones what woman
Alone in her pity can dol"
Just then the chime of bells broke
out sweetly on the frosty air, calling
sinful ones to early church. But that
goodly throng of gentle women had al
ready offered up the incense Of good
deed at the highest Affairs foot, had al
ready partaken of the Blessed Sacra-
ment of love and plying charity.
Bessie Westchester had fed to her
home-to the attic-into her friends
arms.
"Brave, good Bess!" Miss Clay cried,
stroking the dark hair with hand that
trembled strangely. 81 saw you speak
to him-give him coat; almost fancied
you whispered something"
81 did! Oh, Caro-, it was so luclkyl
The Yankee turned away; had sec.
ond to tell him about you-to warn him
about the paper"
"What paper, childP" Miss Clay's
eyes opened wide.
THE one left in the coat-pocket-the
one he cautioned me was dangerous,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-26

face of the sentry at her elbow. But
the meaning in the eyes she fixed on the
youths belied her levity; and again the
dark arched eyebrows spoke almost as
plainly as words had done a quick eau
ton to his sense trained in peril Of the
border. He knew some meaning would
underlie her words, and his brain grew
alert to unravel 1t.
''Your pretty cousin Carolyn is so close
a friend to me, Mr.. Fauntleroy, that she
shall send you message to mend your
memory," Bessie ran on, glibly enough,
but with heart in her very throat, lest
she might say too much. 1--WE were
talking of you, only this morning. She
is looking so well-So contented-now.
would not let her come out; there was
too much, risk-from the cold. But,
had she dreamed you were here, she
would have sent-indeed, you may really
dccept-her messages of love and cheer
through me. She leaves for the north,
sery soon, to visit her mother and broth
er. He has been very sick, but is better
now. I know that you are glad that
she took no rislk-from the weather.
sven If You miss seeing her. Perhaps"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-26
"Hs' OF whom are you speaking,

"Re' OF whom are you speaking,
BeSs?"
Carolyn, that coat-that warming
was given me by" She paused mo-
ment, drawing back gently from her
friends arms and dropping her eyes.
But quickly she raised them again,
looking steadily in the others face, as
she said, slowly: 81 cannot ask for
what you left unfinished. L will not
surmise, even, against your wish, sohy
you considered him unworthy for my
feet to spurn. But that coat, the paper,
and the warning, were given by"
Miss Clay stood rooted to the spot by
surprise, staring at the earnest speaker.
But deep red flush rose over cheek and
neck and brow, as she cried:
''That man? They were given by"
"By him you swore never to name,"
Bessie Westchester broke in, gravely.
"You must have reason; keep your
word. 1t was Peyton Fitzhugh."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-26
Notice Of Filing Final Account.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, !
COUNTY OF BEXAR. (

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
49, COUNTY OF BEXAR.
County Court in.Matters Of Probate.
To January Term, 1898.
The State of Texas to all Persons Interested
in the Administration of the Estate Of
Elisabeth Fischer, deceased:
Henry Fischer, administrator of the estate
of Elisabeth Fischer, deceased, has filed his
Anal account in the County Court of Bexar
County, which will be acted on at the January
term, A. d., 1Sa8 of said Court at the Court
House thereof in the City of San Antonio
after this notice shall have been duly pub
lished for at least twenty zoo days in some
newspaper published in Bexar County, Tex
as, at which time all persons interested in
said estate may appear and make objections
thereto, If they see proper.
Witness, Thad. W. Smith, Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court of Bexar County and Seal
of said Court, at my Office in San
Isl Antonio, this 10th day of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1892.
THAD. W. SMITH,
Clerk County Court Bexar County.
By r. @. SYMINGToN, Deputy.
Issued same day.l
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
I. &C. NJ. Railroad.


DEPARTURES.
For st. Louis via Iron Noun
tain or M. K. & T. $50 m
For St. Louis via Iron Mountoin 500 o IA
Noi AaASuo' 9'5S m
ARRIVALS.
From ST. Louis via Iron Noun
tain and M, K. and T .o:7s a m
From ST. Louis via Iron Noun
tain and M. K. and T. 1o:ss D n
rfonn LAREDO :. .5:3S p m
Southern Pacific Railroad.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leaves for New Orleans, Houston.
ana Galveston 1884 pm and p m
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST.
ARRIVES from New Orleans, Houston
ana Galveston 500 ID. and AIS p. M
THROUGH WEST.
Leaves for San Francisco, FL Paso
Leaves for Eagle Pass and Mex $40. IN
Ar. from Eagle Pass I,osnm
Ar. from San Francisco, FL Paso los o m
). A. & A. p. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for Kerrville, daily except
ouhudy -. d:OO m
Leaves for Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily o.ro m
Leaves for Corpus Christi, Rockpoort
Beeyille, daily. a:Io n m
Leave for Kerrville, daily except
Monday and Sunday, at 7:,o am
ARRIVALS.
From Kerrville, daily except
From kerrville daily except Sunday
$3.50 .nonuay ..':.:...... ...7:55 pm.
from Corpus Christi, Rockport,
oeev,iie, daily . I4o m
From Galveston, Houston and
waco waco, daily i. 49,. Sis p m
Mallory Steamer sail from Galveston
every Wednesday and Saturday.
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= No. 1901.

Came to hand December 10th, 1892, at
o'clock p. m. and executed on the 18th day of
December, 1892, by ordering publication in
San Antonio Daily LIGH1.
JNo. P. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff BeXar County
By JAS. NJ. VAN RIPPER, Deputy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-26

again the glrrs glance emphasized
her words strongly and her brows
moved slightly-''she may be looking
At you from some window, now"
Fauntleroy's glance answered that he
fully understood her. His heart fut-
tered under his rough shirt; but he kept
his face calm, though the pleasant sur
prise would send the color to his FROST
snipped cheek.
81 am so grateful to you," he an
swered, jauntily enough, though the
feeling in his voice made it vibrant.
''Tell her, please, that thank her and
cannot be too glad that she did not risk
the cold"
"How thoughtless have been! Here,
put this on, quickly" the girl suddenly
cried, handing him the ulster. 1t is for
you, from-a friend"
"Stand back, there! Only women al
lowed" she sentry called, grufay, turn
ing from Bessie's side and advancing q
step.
Peyton Fitzhugh had lounged away
from the sidewalk and was approaching
the line.
Like fash, she seized the opportuni-
ty, never pausing to note its cause, and
the rapid whisper went straight to
Evans brain:
"She's well-safe! If you escape, come
to us! Be very cautious; breast pocket
"a paper"
The sentry was beside her again; and
she was saying aloud:
$50 glad you remember me at lastl
Yes, am the same little Bessie West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
Gaiety at Greenwood

,,' %thENWOOD, VA. July 22.-Snec,aI
Inc social season here opened NfdnS",'
MIeh most delightful hay-ride was
gwen TO Miller School by Professor D,n9
widdies summer students TO the vo,,ne,
Iaules In the neighborhood. The voune
people carried guitars and banios GO
quite merry evening was spent
On wednesday right from Q 10 .T,,,
House, the hospitable home OF NJ
John McCue, was thrown open and a
most enjoyable dance was given a.
elegant supper was served on the Lawn
"hlch, lighted by annun1arable fancv
lanterns, shed beauty. and radiance 90
the scene. over
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs John McCue. Mr.. and Mrs Uilhers
MT ana Mrs. Wiley of Atlanta O.
Mr. and Mrs. Rose. Mr. and Mrs Toh,'
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Iancho,ra
Mrs. Moncure Perkins. Mrs. John Enders'
Jr., or Richmond. Va. and Misses CO,
or Washington, ID. c.. Bell OF Starn.o.
Va, Moon and Barksdale OF Ratee,,,,In'
Va, Irene Langhorne. Maggie ana D.
sic Weddel. Lizzie Boyd Of Richmond
va, and Margaret Shirley; Messrs. Lang
norne' Cree. Stokes. Reed. Page. Rarks
iale' Paul Henderson, Shirley Da,,is
tnnsten, Leslie, Edward and Franz NJ
Jue' thompson Brown and Others
On thursday night the marrias. .,
ir; arthur Bruce and Miss Agnes Din.
'iddie TOOK place. Rev. Mr.. Dlnwidd,s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

! casional euchre parties add much TO the
/ pleasure Of the participants.
ON Tuesday very delightful "Tally-ho"
/ party claimed a number Of the guests
notably Misses Blair Haywood, Carrier,
Stalcup, Walker, Cooke. Messrs. Lawton,
Emory, Peyton. Branch and Hayward,
together with Misses Lawton and Hall
as chaperons The party went as far
as Cold Sulphur and Goshen, returning by
moonlight. Each day brings new faces
from Richmond and the South, and the
West has also a number Of representa-
tives here. The ballroom is most popu-
lar as usual, and one Of the most grace
ful and popular dancers is Mr.. c. II.
Emory, Of North Carolina. A very de-
hghtful german was given here tonight.
the entire success Of which was due to
the interest Of Miss Frtand. one OF
our 'invaluables." Many Of the popular
society men Of Richmond participated in
the dance. among them A1essrs. John Bois-
seau Dick Wilson. Mr.. BEDFORD and AIr.
Parker.
Among the roular ladies here are: Mrs.
Kinney Of Staunton, Mrs. Hasmon Of St.
Paul, Miss EVE Kinney, Mrs. Baker Of /
California, and among the latest arrivals |
are:
Miss Crenshaw, Richmond: Miss Carrin
Kentucky; Mrs. Hale, Texas; c. West
and family and Miss Buling and
nephew. New Jersey; II. Banks. New Jer-
sey; II. ID. Campbell and wife: +. J.
Hubbard, l. l.. Keffer, W. j. Tardy. II.
"addill, Lexington. Va; r. L. Dulanv
ma wife, Virginia; c. r. Mutt wife and
hree children, Miss Mute and c. Waite.
baltimore Rev. II. Mood, Clifton Forge:
YRS A. l.. Baker, Raleigh, n. c.; Mrs.
.harles Baker, California; Mrs. b. F.
lladen' Raleigh; Mrs. Buckler. Miss
sucker and c. ]. Belmont, Richmond:
tev. W. Cummlns, Stanton, Va; Fred.
-llheer. j. ). Smith and wife, Covngton;
lr and Mrs II. S. White. Lexington.
Dr. r. G. Cabell, Masters Robert and
amos CabeM. Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
German at WeIdop

WELDON, n. c.. July 22.-The german
given here last Tuesday night bv tbe
Weldon German Club was one of The
most enjoyable social events of the sea-
son. Or. \. S. Harrison. with Miss
Emily Gillian, Of Halifax. led the dance
and the following are the other coupIes
who participated: Mr. G. G.. Evan vim
MISS Estelle Edwards, Mr.. j. II. Barton
win Miss Mamie Scott. Of Scotland
Neck; Mr. II. S. Mountcastle with Mis-
Annie Stancill, Of Seaboard: Mr.. n q
harrison with Miss Kate r. Preset,
Mr.. Terrell Mcmahon. Of Rocky Afoun,
with Miss Nellie Bryant. OF Franllf,,
va; Mr.. Norwood Hill with Miss e,,eio
Gillian, Of Halifax; Mr. w. B. Tiuor,,
win Miss May Harrison. Of Rockinrhs,,.
1T ), r.. Shields with Miss Maggie O,et,,
OF Halifax; Mr.. George Harrison win
MISS hennie Capen. Mr.. II. Allen win
MISS Mamie Smith, OF Scotland Necl,
MI George Urquhart with Miss e,eIo
Iililii, OF Halifax; Mr. Mellon, of New
1 OK win Miss Lou Smith. of Scotle,6
Neck; Mr.. Maurice Pittman win NJ
I.Va Edwards, Mr.. Bond I'M wien Nj,
1earl Williams. OF Yadkin county Stses
buFteG and Gillian. Chaperons ~.
1ooch' Mrs. Gay. Mrs. I'M and NJ
Howard anu airs. |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
A FAMOUS PHYSICIAN.
DIR. X. G. Flower. OF Boston, Coming to
Richmond ProfessionaIIy.

Or. r. c. Flower. the famous Boston
specialist, whose treatment and miracu-
lous cures have excited the country as
nothing else In the medical line has ever
before done, Is 20 visit this section pro.
reasonably I'm a few days. and will be at
the RIGGS House. Washington, Monday.
July 3lst. and at the Exchange and Bal.
lard, Richmond. Va, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, August %. 30 and 9Th.
Or. F'lowe has attained such eminence
In his profession in the treatment OF
chronic diseases that he IS regarded as
the highest authority in his specialties.
while Or. Flower treats all chronic dis
eases and possesses every facility that
money and experience can give him I'm
the treatment Of such diseases. his spe-
claltles are cancer, consumption. tunors
paralysis, nerve and heart troubles
In the treatment Of these he has no
superior In the world. II was Of him that
PROFESSOR Argyle said:
Or Flower possesses the faculty OF
pleasing and inspiring his patients In a
wonderful manner I have seen scores 81
people consult him. who al deaths door
with some terrible disease were IN despafr
awaiting the end, come from his presence
Iull OF hope and JOY and IN every wav
IeeHng better. and who permanently i'm.
proved after that hour What he does m
these dying sufferers I cannot tell Won |
ne charms them and cures them I'm a /
way"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
Richmonders AT Cordonsxt,,o

GORDONSVILLE. VA, July 22-spe-
cial.-This city has been a favorite re-
sort during the hot summer months for
many families from the adjacent cities.
and still keeps up good record OF it's
past history The following parties are
booked at the Exchange Boarding House.
Mr.. W. Blanks, proprietor; Mrs. Frank
cunningham and five children; Mrs. Chas.
Harwood and two children, Mrs. A. Lee
Thaw and three children, Mrs. William
i. Wood and one child and Miss Lula
Heggarty, and at Mr. Viewers boarding
house Mrs. Emmett Glenn and her four
children are pleasantly located. all Of
Richmond; Miss Mary Ella Fulks, one
Of Manchester's fairest daughters. and
Mrs. r. Ella Hopkins and her accom-
plished daughter Miss Rena, Of Rich
mond. are pleasant guests Of Mr.. r. H.
STATIONS family Of this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
Mems Clothing Department.

And the throngs still come. No
reason why they shouldn't that
they're getting the best fit is as
plain as the nose on a mans face.
II fine All Wool Suits-latest cut.
latest patterns, finest trimmings
and best imported and domestic
materials -.-all for $75O-aren't an
inducement to cause man to
leave his business long enough to
secure one, then what is? They
can't be duplicated for less than
$3.50 or SIS. It's fact. And
now, don't you appreciate this
bargain Of course you 90. So
come in and be fitted-ftted as
you never have been before-all
for $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

August 9th being Virginia day. the
chesapeake and Ohio railway win or
ganize personally conducted tonr IN
Chicago' leaving Richmond at p. NJ
Ausust IN reaching Chicago following
Is made in these tours by the adoptlon of
lour different contracts by which your ac-
commodations are secured I'm CHICAGO m
most reasonable figures.
on contract No. 1 S2S VIII give YOU
round-trip ticket 10 Chicago. Grst-class
motel accommodations for SIX DAYS on no
European plan. Other contracts rrovir.
Tor accommodations on the American
plan.
The Chesapeake and Ohio will snare
no effort to make this the most successor
OF their series Of Yours Write for fun
printed information 10 John ID. Potts.
district passenger agent. Chesanoako and
OHIO railway, 800 east Main street. Rich
mond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

OLD SWEET SPRINGS, W. VA. JuIv
-Special-Since the last list of guests
published by The Times. there have been
NUMBER OF arrivals, glad to find that
they can manage TO keep cool here while
the neat Is raging in the cities, and that
the news OF bank panics and other dis
aSters comes only as a faint far-off echo
| 10 this peaceful valley.
MIS-. q. W. Crary, Masters Clifford and
10Y Crazy, Miss Carrie palmer Mr. and
MIS- Z. A. Saunders, Miss Alice Saunders
ana Nlr. Davis NJ. Saunders are here from
cincinnati; Mr. Thomas Winters Jr and
Mr.. Aaron Winters from Ironton. O. Jobn
W. Holt, Missisippi; Mr.. and Mrs 4 II
H'dHuy' Two children and nurse. from,
No,Ioih' va Mrs. Louis Seelbach. two
children and nurse, Louisville Ky, NJ,
Allan Donnan, four children and -, -rIs'
richmond Va; Mrs. W. H. Tahoe go
family Richmond, Va; T. X. Parrisb
IIchihond' Va; T.. G.. Hawkes. RicbI
mono, va; Mrs. d. r. Bishop sunny
sue w. Va; DR.. W. Grier. T.. : y a.,
W. w. Grier, Washington. d. O.. M 81
Mrs. +. Il. Hanckel. two children 90
nurse charleston, s. c.; Mrs. ~ I c.,
n raII charleston, S. c.; S. A. Nils
SnaiieSton' >. C.; J. II. Kitchener phila,
usipDldi MRS Benjamin Others Pbiladel-
re MSS Gthers, Philadelphia. Misc
pt,nd,' ". brown and Mis- Emily Brown.
N i'i.Sue lpnla; Mrs +. Grandy and family
among the guests expected shortly, are
.. H. .. Reed and family from NorroIi,. /
us noLnas >. Garrett and family. " /
a. a. ana {. V. Wrenn and families al 90 |
'e"t clty; Judge NJ. J. Clarke and fanil,, (
~ Atlanta, Ca; Mrs. George n stono.
ga Sii = John IT, 4. Anderson and fon,il,, 90 |
l'lciiilond Va; Mrs. Boykin WRIGHT A.
u9,a' "a. General J. Park Postele OIL
AMY wilmington, Del; Miss Dixon and
nephew Alexandria. Va; Mr. Tbon,a. NJ NJ
i'u'herIoord and family Richmond Va
- Stems 10 be a recognized fact H..
,or .',iI auHired Richmond ladies add ma
~. 10 me lie Of the springs. whetb-
- d" 'he ballroom or at the hath ~,
wy Snllllhg darkles that spring nm az
s'cIy corner welcome the sgciety CO.
/ ON that city and declare at ain,t ne,,or
: olHs 10 be dull when Mrs. Rovau ana
MIS- Ialbott and Mrs Donnan co.,
{. .ound' tell you!" Mrs. TaIbott "a
airs. Donnan are graceful. fearless cut, tIN
Lleis' and Mrs. Royal is learning that
accomplishment. mat
Venturesome young West v,r,,,,,,
Ten into deep water one dav mt s ,I,l
'"I was rescued by the prowess OF me
'"'n Haid. She says his mother comes
very year and makes her home IN tbo
dHe dangerous spot where her children
ie haDle 10 fan in the pool" II ts
y range that these pewees Of West VII
IuId 10 not learn TO connect the re-
'.aled accidents in their family circla
WIN the locality OF their nest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
In the Social World at Home and Abroad
M In OM mSCm


performed the ceremony. which was
very quiet, only the relatives OF the
contracting parties being present
The dance given by DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Cue at ALTON Park" on Friday night
was the beginning Of series Of delight
ful dances given there each summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbers gave a beautiful
tennis tea" Saturday afternoon al
brighton Vineyard" their lovely home.
Mrs. John Enders. Jr Mrs. Admiral
Greer and Mrs. James III. Boyd and
family are at ALTON Park"
Mrs. a. w. Weddell, the Misses We'd
dell and Mrs Allen Stokes are at "The
Cottage"
Mrs. Sophie Herrick. one OF the edi-
tors OF the Century. is the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Dinwiddie
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Jones. OF Rich
mond, are guests OF Mrs. c. D. Lang
horne. at "Mirador."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
German in Oxford 10 Richmond Lnhlo.

OXFORD. n. c.. July Especial
Several Of Richmond's most lovely ladies
are on a visit 10 oxford. They haze
produced quite a hutterlng among some
Of the chiyalry OF oxford.
ON last night q brilliant german was
given complimentary 10 Misses Marks
and Spratey, Of Richmond. Va. and
Misses Lewis and Watkins, OF Milton. n.
{. The music was fine. and dancing
very much enjoyed. After the german "A
nice supper was served.
The following is list Of the couplas
that participated in the german. led b.
G. Dusenberry and J. c. Bicgs: Miss
Mag Spratley Of Richmond with w. ID
Lynch, Miss Rosa Marks of Richmond
with j. A. Long. Miss Mamie Bovkiu of
Richmond with f.. O. Lands, Miss Lucy
Gregory Of Richmond with j. III. Davis.
Miss Lucy Lewis of Milton. n. c.. with
n. l.. Skinner Miss Emma Watkins of
Milton, n. c., with r.. l.. Allen. Miss
Clara Martin Of Baltimore, Md. with H.
II. Boyd, Miss May Francis of Baltimore.
Md, with NJ. NJ. Jordan, Miss Cora Tav-
Tor Of oxford. n. c., with William Smith.
Miss Fannie Skinner Of oxford with II
Williams. Miss Willie Skinner Of oxford
with c. II. Easton, Miss Annie HUGHES
Of oxford with i. ii. Thomas. Miss Nam
ME Gregory Of oxford with A. A. chan
man, Miss Lottie Britt Of oxford with !
oscar Gregory Miss Lille Jones OF OK |
.ord with l.. Lands. Miss Lucy Williams |
4 oxford with j.. G.. Lands Miss Lizzie
billiard Of oxford with William billiard
Mrs. +. II. Boykin and Mrs. W. j. Bow
Kin chaperons Messrs. j. G.. Biggs. j. b.
Powell, II. Is. Mcclure. and j. L. Paris
we're stays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
SOME NOTES AMOUR TOWN
midsummer Jottings In Social IT.,
mond.

On Wednesday evening comna,aou,
- ilsnlan and Miss Pigman. OF the
monitors together with their guest. Miss
howard entertained delightfully."- portv
consisting OF Misses Halle. Rachel ana
annie Cooke Messrs. spott yveiiforS
JACK Gregory, Greer Baughrnan. Fddts
Vuaries. Granville Gray. Aleck WedGeu
AiDert Ianner and 81. George Cooke. 4
supper supper representing all the seasons deli
cacies was served, and the occasio-, -
voted most enjoyable by all the nart,c,
pants. Po'''O!-
Wis, MISS Louise ouarles is visiting the
Worlds Fair the
Miss Nellie Perrin Is summer,,r -,
Buffalo Lithia Springs. d
,n MlsSes BESSIE and Leila Hill are visiting
MISS hennon, Powhatan county.
MIS- H. q. CabeIl left on "wednesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
T THE BANNER
SUIT SALE
or THE YEAR |.
Those $3.50 Suits !

What a substance of interest
and amazement they have awak-
ened in the minds of the careful
and economical dressers of Rich
mond How the immense piles
have faded away Didn't take
long for the shrewd buyers to
make up their minds that this
was a chance to be embraced-a
bargain as rare as it was rich, and
actually made person forget the
fact that these were tight times
looked considerably more like
prosperous times in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
TINE ROcKnRIDGE Aim
arrivals at the Popular Resting
Place.

hocKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA.
'N'y @s'-special-Peace and plenty reisns
supreme at this delightful spot. and the
m rNn Hight showers keep the atmos-
pneIe pure and the grass ON ~ -,
,s Green and beautiful The unant'
., t ~, ieehng Of the many guests Is one
- intense satisfaction with ufs 90 '
.sv. AZ the Rock Alum" Drix,r. ga
NS are enjoyed to the full. and oc-