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DOE KILL NOTES.

De- Hill, Va, April 4th, 1894
Old "Borcas" showed us last week
that he had not gone to stay, as we
bad supposed, during the pretty
weather we had in March, bat came
last week in al his fury and gave
us a regular shaking mp" and still
-e"ms loath to leave.
It is feared that the fruit is in
jnred.
MIR D. V. Ruckman of Augusta
Co. formerly Of Highland Co. spent
few days in town this week.
MIR Charlie Hiner, also OF Angus
ia, spent several days here visiting
relatives and friends. He returned
home yesterday. and expects to start
for the West in few days.
Miss Ida Qnidore's school closes
today. Her many friends are sorry
to see her leave.
Miss Pope, who had been Wis. =
ing h"r brother, Mr. L. NJ. Pope re-
turned home last Sunday.
Mrs Judy, OF near Petersburg. is
visiting her daughter Mrs Jared
Hiner.
Mr. Jared Hiner wears a broad
smile. A little girl has taken up
her abode with him.
Mr. Bonnie Karicofe, of Mt. So
lon, is spending a few days with
his Father Mr. d. |. Karicofe of
this place.
A stable belonging to Mrs. Jane
Jones, was burned last Monday. Her
son, A. H. Jones, was burning a
corn off his horses foot and threw
the match down he had used suppos
g it was extinguishe1, andleft t le
stable. The fire was not discov-
7red in time to save anything. All
the hay, harness, saddles &C. were
destroyed. Fortunately, be had
turned his horse out before leaving
The stable.
Mrs Saml. Hoover is improving
slowly.
Mrs W. A. Jones who had pneu-
nonia, IS convalescent.
"Jno"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-06

Having bought my brothers i'll
tesest in the firm of Bishop Bros,
I shall at once fill the store with
all kinds of merchandise usually
kept by the old firm. | have de-
layed buying because many kinds
of goods have been shrinking in
value day by day and by thus wait
ing | feel sure shall secure better
values for my customers
V. b. Bishop.
Do not be in a hurry to buy your
spring goods V. b. Bishop seems to
think there's luck i'll leisure.
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eas-The above rates will be strictly "u
hsred TO.
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A Few Facts.

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sister near Millboro.

sister near Millboro.
The school taught by NJ. L
Wcolzelle closed last week with
addresses by }. Lightner and c.
Burns.
The many friends of Col. James
H. Lightner Esq. we're Pleased to
have him with them a short time
last week.
Miss Mary Gillet Of Glover Creek
recently srenta few days with rel.
atives and friends at Cheeks MIL.
Mrs Irene Heyener of Burnsville
is visiting friends in the Little
Valley.
Sunbeam.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-04-06

Mrs Charlotte Stephenson, widow
Of Adam Stephenson decd, died
this morning after a brief illness,
at her home in this county, in the
80th year of her age.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
COMING EVENTS

Miss Belle Dempsey will leave today for
a visit 20 her old home in Quebec.
Miss Grant will return 10 her home In
GAINESVILLE. o.. during the coming week.
Mrs. NJ. Hamilton, who has been guest
Of Mrs. Henry. will leave shortly for Min
neapolts.
Mrs. c. + Plimpton will leave today fer
a SIX months visit with relatives IN Boston
and vicinity.
The T. f. O. Club will meet tomorrow AZ
2 o'cleck at the residence Of Mira Wood
ruti, Sis Marion street.
A reception wlil be given the Rev. u. A.
Shankun in the basement OF the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal church next Friday
evening by the members Of the church. in
honor Of his having been returned to serve
them as pastor for another year.
The ladies' Of the First Methodist Rpis.
cnpal church are preparing To give grand
paper carnival the last week in November.
All the attendants Of the church who are
xIl.lng 10 assist in the woFs are invited 10
meet with Mrs = L. Crawford. INA
Marion street, tomorrow afternoon a. ,
ffrtaek
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Now that the fair is in fan blast there
should be no lack Of amusement Tor those
who enjoy looking a. the exhibits or
listening 20 the music. Have you been
% the fsirf" Is on sveryeoiy's lips: and
when negative answer il given one looks
slightly surprised sad calculates in
wardly. If net audibsy, what yea
have misseds' One naturally meets
al types of faces during a saanser through
the principal buildings and grounds
There Is the eager and questioning fare.
the owner of which takes everything on
faith. even 10 the attractions on the Mid
say Plaisanee. In utter contrast to this
Is seen the Indifferent and blank yisage
which does not seem receptive TO any ina
pressions whatsoever. even TO the enticing
invitations 10 visit Roltair's illusions or
the mirror maze. Wednesday was the i'm
portant day of the week nj the fair. having
been the Tacoma and Seattle day. Every
thing Was done TO extend aiitling welcome
TO the visitors. and the day ended with the
most friendly feeling on roth sides. Sew
eral thousand attended the fair during the
afternoon and evening.
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EDDISGa
rfeuser- wunssr.

Mr. Joseph Pfeufsr was married 20 Miss
Barbara Louise Wunder last Wednesday.
at the residence OF the brides mother, 407
Sixth street. the wedding ceremony being
performed by the Rev. j. +. Damon. The
parlors of the residence we're handsomely
decorated With palms, roses and ferns. A
beautiful wedding bell was suspended
from the ceiling of the room. under which
the ceremony ives performed. The bride
wore beautiful dress of pearl gray silk.
with trimmings Of cream chiffon and
roses. set of with iewelry of diamonds
and pearls. Miss Gertrude and Miss Rosa
Wunder. both dressed in pink MORE silk.
acted as bridesmaids. while Mr.. L. Det-
weller aud Mr.. q. Beninghausen were
groomsmen. An elaborate supper fol-
lowed the ceremony. and at 10 O'Clock the
happy couple lett for Grangeyille, Idaho.
their future home. Many handsome
presents were made TO the couple.
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q his ~sse and yca have stolen down "a
this Vezs1aas Fed wlsA = sew LADY, friends
s.snray 10 49, what Ike races are axe. .
then - tae scene quite ssisEereat. tAsre il
neshlag - sagxest tire expeFs in any par
HcaiAT. paavsess are larger when tAey
come iTona TIA feminine poc<eteaok: thsy
are laid stth The uss9ost dsscFininasicE en-
tie favored digit and shea--weis. Ia
would par same embarrassing kodak Send
10 BE On land ard press the hutton "a the
horses come 70 siaadxfiil and TIE nan
a. TIE wheel calls tAs winner. The aaSis
~ the fair sfil continues to delight the
general crowd. and the specia. programme
prepared BY Leader olof Bali for wsdnes-
day. Seattle Tacoma day, Was highly en-
ioyed. The ladies Who constituted the
Interstate fair reception committee On
that day. list Of whom Was Published in
the PosT~IxTxsrEsxScxR on Thursday.
we're prcfase Ia their expressions OF pleas
are al meeting 50 many of the very early
pioneers. searcely one passed in who had
not some Interesting fact or "Reminiscences
70 leave with = hearty hanashake.
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EvERErT SOCIETY.

EvEKErr. Sept. i5.-lSpecial IA formal
opening OF the free reading room In the
Bank Of Everett building and an oyster
supper by the Baptist Young Peoples
Union were among the social entertain
ments Of the week. Some seventy people
were at the free reading room, the affair
being in the shape of book social. |"
Several books we're presented by the yis-
itors. Refreshments were served.
Coopers birthday is to be celebrated at
the next meeting OF the Women's Book
Club. which will be held at The residences
Of Mrs. A. X. Delaney. September "a.
Ladies' who are 20 take part ia This pro-
gramme include Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Vernon,
Mrs. Sears. Airs. G. G. Brown, Mrs. De-
laney aud Mrs. Thomas.
The Kings Daughters gave a very pleas
ant sociable ut Mrs. osborn's on Sep
TENDER ~.
Mrs. L. ID. Steward returned early in the
week from visit with relatives at Gar
diner, Me.
Mrs q. W. Appleton. OF San Jose. Cal.
an aunt Of ". +. Brown. arrived with
him from California few days ago, and
will spend some time with him and his
sister, Miss Anna Brown.
Mr.. George Murray, Of Okanogan county.
Is spending few days with his bFosher.
Mr.. L. &. Murray.
Mrs. II. II. Mitchell and Miss Cassie
Mitchell have returned from visit TO Ia
CONS.
Capt. Gland Troap took trip to Port
land In the early part Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs T.. j. Feeney and Miss
Geary. of Great Fails. Mont. we're In the
city this week.
Mr.. Edward J. Palmer, a prominent
iumbermau Of Chemsinus. b. G.. is Ia the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. William BennIson left to-
day for the East. Alter = short visit la
Ohio they will go to England 10 spend
several months.
Mr.. J. T.. Cummisksy. Of the Cariboo
country. wAs in town on Tuesday on
mining business.
Mr.. !. i. King has returned from trip
20 Eastern Washington.
Mr.. William A. Nichols is recovering
from q severe attack OF Inflammation OF
the eyes, caused by she smoky condition Of
the Air recently.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
announce 3 peach ice cream social for
Wednesday evening next.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. II. Heller. q San Francisco. is in
the city,
Mr.. E. B. Herald lefs for Boston last
evening.
Rev. Dr. w. r. Taylor spent last Sun.
day 81 Everett.
Mrs. 6 w.nehiIi visited ths Interstate
fair duFing the week.
Miss Thompsoa, Of Tacoma, il visiting
Mira Howard Jozlyn-
Mrs. Gorge kesson 10 quite ius her
residence 81 Fremont
Mrs. Thomas T. CarteTis sloxiy recover
ing from severe illness.
Mrs Sargent q California, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ carr.
Aiss Wyckotf Is a guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs
l. :. }. Hant. 81 kaFrew.
Coz and Mrs J. r. MeCateheoa sp~nt
the irst % tse geek IN Olympia
Miss Ho'mes. Of san Francisco. il a
guest Of Mr. and Ars A. Il Ssssart.
Miss FsTSses. Mss Amanda Fora<,. Mss
Caroline Cennsil and Miss La Prad, Ia
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Mr.. whisney. Of Everett. was in this
city on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. b. Lockwood Is able 10 be out
again after her illness.
Miss Gertrude Holtis visiting Mrs. w. |.
b. listed. at North Bay.
Capt Jones. Of Victoria, uss In thIs city
for several days this week.
Miss Amy Burnett. Of Seattle. 10 visiting
Miss kershax. Ct THIS city.
Mr.. William fitzgerald has returned
from Harrison Hot Springs
Mrs. Marie Smith has returned from a
visit Of four weeks IN Oregon.
Mrs. G. ~. Morrill, il visiting friends ct
Sumner. She will return Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Thorne contsm
plate spending the winter ia California
Tacoma society items for insertion the
foIIosing sunday should be seat 10 tbs
Tacoma bureau Of the RosI-lsTKLLIeGseEk.
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ssark-Goodeli.

Mr. Charles w. Stark. of Evanston, H.,
was married Wednesday. September s.
1884, TO Miss Carrie +. Goodell at her resi-
denee on Olympic avenue in this city by
Rev n. r. Tedrick. Mr.. Stark is theo-
logical student in the Garrett Biblical In
stitute. and is preparing TO enter the min
istry of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Goodell has been q teacher in the
public schools of the CITY for a number Of
years and q tireless worker IN Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church. They left at
once for Evanston, where Mr.. Stark will
resume his studies.
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and wsll-rsnasrsd rsessxsson By Miss
Lzedie Connsli, Of Tascsns; rsrzsaslons -
Mss JoAnsson. ard pisao solos ~ Miss
Minnie Bro~n. 81 Of which we're vel
EsessFed. Thoss present we're: Mrs.
1oF1sn. Mrs Johnston. Miss Edith Jehn-
ssons Miss F1xbes. Miss Amanda Fogbss.
Miss Ainnse BFewa. Miss Marie Jobnston.
Mss Amanda AreAer. Mss Lucille Con-
re4l. Miss la rraA. Mss Wsnnifrs1 Ew-
tag. Rev. s Del Johnston. Mr.. james A.
Iatheart. Ne. J. Wallace. Mr.. He1ry Es-
Tag, Mr. a. gohnson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

On Monday afternoon tennis tea was
served at the club house, as well as on the
following afternoons during the tourna-
meut. on Tuesday a luncheon was served
at the same place for some Of the mem
bers, contributed to by themselves.
Among those seen at the courts during
the tournament were: Mrs. John Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Milliken. Mrs. Walter
Cakes, Miss Taylor. Mrs. q. c. Wagner,
Miss Griggs, Mr.. Morton Ramsdeil. Mrs.
A. b. Bull, Mr.. f. 5. Bull. Mr.. w. A.
Ball, Mr.. p. ]. Fransioii. Mrs. Hans
Glese. Mrs. Bellies, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eriek sword, Mrs. r. h. Price, Mrs. G. w.
Seymour, Miss Seymour. Miss Jessie
seymour, Miss Delama.er. Mrs. Frank
sharn. Mrs. W III. Eaton, Miss Harlowe,
Miss Macdonald, Miss Florence Mac
Donald. Miss Mabel kershaw. Mr.. s. Per-
kins. Mr.. u. X. Stevens. Mrs. Liiiinghast.
Miss L!glinghaxt. Mrs. Bass. Mrs. II. ID.
Thomas, Mss Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Powers. Mrs. Osgood. Mr.. Bond. Miss
Burnett, Mr.. George Atkinson. OF Seattle;
Mrs. Rove, Miss Rowe. Mr.. VIII Little.
Miss Little, Mrs. George Browne. Miss
Dickinson, Mrs. III. G. Potter. Mrs. Stuart
Rice, Mrs. /. w. Anderson, Miss Nhaitey,
Of Portland. Miss Mamie Harrington. Mr..
Whitney. OF Everett; Mr.. Manning. Capt
ZONES. Of Victoria; Mrs. Connors. Mount
ysrnon: Miss Scott. Miss Fletcher, Miss
scott. Of Victoria: Miss Linde Woodruff,
ars. Melbourne Bailey. Mrs. c. b. Hurley.
Mrs. Harry Hurley. Mrs. McCracken. Of
Portland Rev. and Mrs Richard Gushee,
Miss I.lsdale. Aiss Fsorcaee Hale. Miss
Cari. Miss Durgin, Miss Hewitt. Miss
Ferriss. Miss Claribel FERRIS, Miss Darn
all. Miss Margre Dsrnaj. Mr. ". A.
sternbsrz. Mr.. and Mrs- Maynard Tysier,
Mrs. L. b. lockwood. Mira. Edmund sey-
gnour, SIR. and Mrs. NaFyas, OF Seattle.
Those Who served tea On Wednesday after
noon we're: Mrs. George Browne, Mrs.
geIlew. Miss Jessie Seymour.
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Miss kershaw Beats the North
west at Tennis.
HOW SOCIETY DOES THE RACES.
Tea ReaatifnI Hnas Have Psrsy-curta
sHasy-vsfsers Ksssrt.sned-
spicy CAst-

TAconA. Sept. Special LII has
been week crsmmed wish tennis and
Interstate social days. Tennis was excit-
ing and brilliant playing aeounded. The
far Vas interesting or amusing. according
70 the mental speetaeies through which
one sees Il Cupid is having lively tiae,
and small and exquisstely delightful
luncheon. dinner and yachting PARTIES
are nEenTifui
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

Mr.. Barney Ludvigson. of Victoria, b.
c., and Miss Marguerite Hall. of this city.
were married Friday, September IL, 1891,
By Rev. John r. Damon, $40 Fifth street.
Mr.. c. b. George was groomsman, and
Miss Emma Barnason bridesmaid. Among
the witnesses were; Mrs. Lena Thorperg,
Mrs. Moliie Doney. Miss Sarah Henderson.
Mr.. Henry Stevens and Mr. A. Indredson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

Ten beautiful young society girls were
the guests at luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. Rowe, of North q street. on Satur-
day. Seated at the table were Miss Tllllng-
hast. Miss Evans, Miss Mcdonald. Miss
DarneEI. Miss Dickinson, Miss kershaw.
Miss whaliey. of Portland; Miss Rowe
and Mss Mabel Rowe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
Ms. Emmoas aad Ais. leaas.


The Ladies Musical Club helds its first
sstiFs meeting oi tue new year yesterday.
fek attendance VAS pressnt and much
Gsrgess As manifested. The nswiy -sseste1
esAssrs age; President, Mrs Maurice Nc
Aaessn yscc PRESIDENT. Mrs. A. = stew
a.. seeoad wee president. Mrs James X
ms sea recording secretary. Mrs. osorge
hssceans. corresponding secretary, Mss
Aafy Spencer. treasurer, Mrs. g. +. n.
rats. librarian and editor Of Musical
hss1.d. Mrs. Charles Patterson advisory
eeast. Mrs. " H. Perkins, Mrs- ". r
hsslsF Ms +. " Emmons. Mrs. FranS
h,set. Mrs, A. y. Bcil. Mrs A. /. Missen.
~ u schuyler. The plans for the
hss ysas promise 10 be both Interesting
aae profitable. Ladies desiring 10 become
.sisss members vii please address AIRS.
~ ~ scAuy ler. 80 Tenth streek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

II ths Chester clsary Dry Goods COM
pany have another two sseks like tbs
pass their stock will DO pretsy veil closed
out. Everyone seems 10 realize how cheap
they are selling goods. and al arr
an xious 10 secure some Of the many N
gAIns. Anyone who has not visilex
store yet viii End this coming wes<
the b<ss bargain week OF them Al
hare gone through all the ds
carefully and made ssill fES
tons.
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meeting Of tho season last Wednesday
morning at the home OF Mrs. q. W. Bacon.
The present members were: Mrs. Bacon.
Mrs. l. 4. Blaine. Mrs. Richie NJ. Kin
near, Mira Charles snmson. Mrs. Thomas
b. Hardin. Mrs Howard Joslyn. Mrs.
William d. Perkins. Mrs. Fred l. fehren.
Mrs. s. l. Crawford Mr.. Philip Z. Kelly.
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When young society meets at the fair it
Ia. become the usual thing 70 AJAX, Have
voa been 10 the rAces7" To the initiated
Il means, hare you let 25-ceBt piece on
any OF the seven little wooden horses that
tear madIy around on certain green held
not far from the scenic railway. One
chance there il ia seyen that your own
urecsoas quarter will win you dollar and
: half II you are man you toss your
money in careless manner on tie mum
bsE you desire. rarely faiiing to his the
mark, TIT If you ars tie mas eess gixi
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Mrs. Charlie. Bl.ek,s Luncheon.

Mrs Charles Black gave 3 luncheon last
Tuesday in honor Of Miss Harah. Of Spo-
kane. The guests OF the occasion were
MIRA Emmons, Mrs. Bruce. Mrs. Dearborn.
Mrs. +. J. Grant, Mrs. Charles Black. Miss
Harah. of spokane; Miss Grant. Miss
Compton. Miss Atkinson. Miss Young and
Miss Rumsey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

Hiss Jssephias D~woife's Laseheen.
last Thursday In nonor Of Miss B2ich. 81
AinHsapolss. 0ne OF the pleasing features
OF ths occasion w4s q conandrnm piaced
81 each pate same were clever and
original, as for example. when maa
falls ont Of high win1ow what does be
faii agsinst7" The answer. after many
unsuccessful answers. Was, Against his
viii e course Miss IeWosfe's guests
were: Mrs. Dsniel keileher. Mrs Albert
son. Mrs. Holiday. Miss Baleh. Miss
Cram, Miss Emmery. Miss Farsh. Miss
White. OF Charleston.