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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
STATE TEMPERANCE.
MEETING TO ORGANIZE A PERMA.
NENr ASSOCIATION CALLED.
New Hotel for High Point--Judge
whitaker and tho Popuiisfs.

RALEIGH. N. c., July 2i.-(Special.)-
a State temperance mass-meeting has been
called TO meet In Greensboro on Wednes-
day, August 18th. The object OF the meet
ing is TO organize a permanent State
temperance association. having for It's
object the overthrow OF the liquor traffic
in the State. II is announced that the
meeting Will be strictly non-politicai-
Mrs Mary McCuily, OF Charlotte. was
to-day sent 10 the Keely Institute at
Greensboro to cure her OF the opium and
morphine habit. She is the first woman
In the State TO enter an institution OF
this kind.
Governor Carr yesterday granted an
exchange Of courts between Judges Shu-
ford and Boykin. by which Judge Boykin
Will hold the fall term OF Granville Court.
beginning July 23d. vice Judge Shuford'
who was 10 have he'd It for Judge Hoke.
Judge Shuford VIII hold the fan term OF
Madison Court. beginning July 3Oth.
OFFICIAL CHANGES.
DR.. J. w. Saunders, OF Ocean, Carteret
county, has been appointed a director OF
the North Carolina insane asylum. vice
l.. 4. Potter. of Beaufort who has ac-
ceptcd a position in Washington city.
A party consisting Of members Of both
the State and the United State Geolog cal
Survey. is now in camp in Transyivanla
county, doing geological work and maxi
ing some important revisionS in the map
of that section.
There Is a movement on foot FOR the
erection OF new hotel at High Point.
ha handsome and COSTLY,
and designed for the accommodation or
guests who wish to spend the summer
or winter In that part OF the state.
THE CHALDEANS.
Two native Chaldeans were here yes
terday from Mesopotamia. In Asia. They
come highly recommended by ministers in
Richmond, Va. and other places. and are
soliciting contributions for a missionary
school in Mesopotama.
An Executive reward Of 800 Is offered
for Dallas Dellinger. wanted in Mcdowell
county for an assault upon young "o-
man, named Galloway.
HARDLY TRUE.
Since his defeat before the primaries
for a second term as Superior Court judge
from this district It Is said that Judge
Whitaker Will be endorsed by the Popu-
lists for Chief-Justice Of the Supreme
Court. and that Thomas Il. Purnel. OF
this city will be the Republican candl-
date against W. r.. Allen. recently nomi-
mated by the Democrats for superior
Court Judge from this district. IL is not
believed, however that Judge Whitaker
would accept the Populist nomination. lie
was for many years chairman OF the
Democratic State Executive Committee,
and has always been IL most uncom-
promising Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
virginia News Items.

Colonel George w. Hansbroush, reporter
for the Supreme Court Of Appeals, VINO
has been very III at his home at salem
for several days, is convalescing.
Mrs. Virginia S. +. Doggett Is the owner
of a handsome cocoanut siiver-mounted
sugar-dish, which is 1850 years OLD, ana
has been IN her family for that length OF
time.
Mrs. Joseph Specht has sued her nus
band. at Fairfax Courthouse. Tor divorce
and aIimony. She alleges cruel treatment
ana sets out that her husband Is man
OF great wealth.
The Virginia Wheel Club. OF Roanoke.
has arranged TO have club run on sun
day. July goth, 10 Allegheny springs. ine
Roanoke wheelmsn will be Joined Al
shawsville by the Radford wheelmen.
p L. Miller. late president OF the
Bridsewater Carriage Company. OF hoa-
noke. has sold HE stock In that enter
nrise preparatory to entering the mis-
sionary field for the. Conservative
puukhS&A --.--- 80 80 $500 80 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22

bathers from town. and among the num-
Der are many OF the fair sex. MT. Court
ney, the manager OF the Kings MIL
estate, will erect along the shore num-
her Of ath-houses. for the accommoda-
ton OF the visitors.
Mr.. Blackwell Morris, second son or
Mrs. J. II. Seymore. was thrown from
a cart yesterday and knocked senseler.
and ala not recover consciousness for
several hours. At FIRST II was thought he
had been injured internally and had
several ribs broken, but upon examination
Il was found that no bones had been
broken. but had made n very narrow
escape from instant death. He Is now
doing well. and. with good nursing. hopcs
10 he out In a few days.
Miss Annie Stubs will leave during the
coming week TO visit Miss Shield, at
Newport News.
Mrs. -. W. Bowery. with her little son.
James. LEFT this morning 10 spend few
DAYS with her sister. in Norfolk. and
Mrs. Charles Hansford left for a visit TO
relatives on the Eastern Shore.
Mr.. Spencer Lane and Mr. Spencer Hen
ley are In New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
HER hUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Jervis Has Lived Under Every
President Of the United States

(Ncw York Herald)
Mrs. Elizabeth Jcrvis, of Amityville. L.
J., has been living on borrowed time for
more than a quarter OF a century. She
passed her allotted three-score-ye ars-and-
ten thirty years ago. and yesterday cele-
brated her Tooth birthday. 1t was the
occasion of a great family reunion at her
home, a pretty and quaint little farm
house, where Mrs. Jervis has lived for
the last seventy-tive years.
There were five generations represented
al the gathering, and all came laden with
presents for the dear old lady. There
were great white frosted cakes, with
Grandma and Her Hundreth Birthday
put on in ornamental letters; there were
loads OF flowers, rare and beautiful laces,
books, silyerWare. and pretty thlhBS too
numerous TO mention.
judging from her present appearance
and manner, Mrs. Jervis is good for an
other fifty years. She looks younger IMAM
most women do at 70. and still retains all
her faculties She is able 10 read and
sew without glasses.
Mrs. Jervls stood for many hours yester-
day receiving her guests. and did NOT
seem in the least fatigued.
NEVER HAS BEEN ILL.
When / asked her to what she attri-
buted her long life and good health she
sad she could hardly tel; that she IN
herited a good constitution and came
from long-lived stock.
81 have not" said Mrs. Jervis. lived
differently from other women. but nave
been blessed with good health, never
having been i'll in my life. nave AWAY y
eaten lean meat. discarding the rat en-
tirely. and have drank plenty OF strohs
green tea.
IL am very happy TO have lived to see
my hundredth birthday. and l am very
proud Of my large family of descendants.
for they are all good and consider them
all very handsome. 1T seems almost I'M
POSSIBLE for me to realize that l nave
lived under every President Of the United
States"
Mrs Jervs was born in sayvlle. l.. j.,
on July -. 1871. She was Miss Smith,
daughter of Captain Henry Clark Smith,
whose father was Governor OF Tangier,
and for this reason the family have al
ways been known in Long Island as the
Tansier Smiths.
COMES OF GOOD STOCK.
Mrs. Jervis IL the widow of Joel Jervis.
TO whom she was married in 1913. lie
was n soldier in the war of 1872 The
Jervises. or Jervias, as the name was
originally spelled. are OF the oliess
and most respected families OF Long
Island, having settled there in 1864. They
are descendants of Sir Francis Jervais.
who came TO this country In the sood
ship Primrose from Scotland, In the year
1926. landing in Salem. Mass. From there
he went to Huntington, l.. l.. where lac
settled
Mrs Jervls has had eight children. only
one Of them having died.
Al the gathering yesterday were her
seven children. the eldest being 76 years
old There were also twenty-thrcc grand
children, ffty-four great-grandchiloreh'
and three great-great-grandch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22

CREWE. VA, July 2l-(Special)-Mrs.
Moore, wife OF Mr.. H. Il. Moore. we'll
known citizen employed at the shops
here of the Norfolk and Western railroad.
was paralyzcd last Wednesday. She Is
stll I'm critical condition.
\ lawn party was given by the LADIES
OF the Methodist church last night.
Miss Bena Fitzgerald, of Richmond, Is
here on n visit TO Miss Emma Boisseau.
Rev. W. II. Milton. formerly pastor OF
Gibson Memorial Episcopal church here,
hut now OF the henshaw- Memorial OF
Baltimore. is here on visit.
Mr. j. II. RObb. formerly of Crewe' put
now chief Clerk TO the superintendent OF
the Kenova Division Of the Norfolk ana
Western railroad. stationed at kenoVa'
W. Va, visited his old friends here yes
to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
AFFAIRS IN OLD LUNENBURC.
Visiting Bellies from the Blue Grass
E.,iyious Candidates.


,,.,,.. ,.,diJ,tc.
,..'...'',...-.
II NLNhl EG COT I'l ii'. ~ 80
July u.-t~pccihl) long drought mas
H., hlaksu here by "a good rain, which
49,. o-..,i,. r.,,v.l and refreshed the
., ...,..,,., ,.oth NJ which
crops on corn ana ''""N''' wv" "
crops an now looking wen
Mrs Basket AMI hNr Two chai 'i''"t
daughters. Misses Daisy ana Laura "i
Henderson. ny. VINO nave spent som,
herks here with Their cousin M'S. 'u,iII
l. Nat,e. Wife OF our popu'hr N""". )
Dierk, have gone 10 old Fo'il'' a. ~
tp.rd some time before It'uIh"ls
their home tn HENDERSON M'Ss i'" ,,''
is handsome ana dashihs p.o..1r' "''I'
- 'rr yonnr ladies are highly accom-
ulisAcl ana very attractive
Mr.. kei I'ohe' "i I"'"'n''fp' az -.
Daughter Miss Nary Az WISHING '''''''''
Ia our village. .,
Mr. William Caid"zo' OF tN'ti''.u' =
also here visiting MS nephew MI VI
tud'Z' one OF our most prominent anu
wealthy citizens.
br. }. i. Couch young pny"iV', y. !
from NOith 'ar'iha' mas yus' se,''ou ~
oar village, AM 'i'n"usn 'ne ,V' W. ,','@
hut recently t'"'".'t'" .',,,',,r 49,,
~ iftHf aH "' . 4,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
MEETINGS IN EMPORIA.
Plans Formulated for the Walton Election
neutrality-suspicious.

EMPOR1A. VA. July I.-(Special.) }
The Populists had a meeting to-day al
the courthouse to prepare for the fal
campaign.
The Electoral Board also met to-day
and formulated their plans 10 carry int
eject the Walton election law.
They also ordered "a new registration fol
one of the precincts. the books OF which
were destroyed by fire.
Miss Lucy a. Wilson returned fion
Bedford city to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
BASEBALL At THE OLD BURG.
The Home Team Defeats the Providence
Forge Boy s-Bnthipg ut Kings Mil.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. July 2i.--(spe-
cial.).-A baseball team from Providence
Forge. New Kent accompanied by a
large number OF their friends. arrived
bats with the home team. Both sides
batted the ball freely. Donaegan and
Frank Henley, OF the town team. made
home runs. A large crowd witnessed the
game. which was at times most exciting
ana many bets were made upon the re-
suit at the close Of the eighth inning
The score stood n to II In favor OF the
Williamsburg boys. Batteries-Williams-
burg. oscar Lane and Frank Powell;
Providence Forge. Kyle and Billings.
Every evening about o'clock the beach
NJ Kings Mil James river. u lined with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
GOODMAN PARSONS CASE.
Ex-United States District-Attorney Craig to
Assist In the Prosecution.

STAUNTON, VA. July 2l.-(Spaclal)-
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the
Rockbridge friends Of the late Colonel
Henry G. Parsons by which eX-un'ted
states District-Attorney william Il. Craig.
OF stanton. will assist the Common
wealth's Attorney Of Allegheny in the
prosecution Of Conductor Goodman,
Ct arg,d with the murder Of Colonel Par
sons Colonel Craig is an indefatlgable
PROSECUTOR and has had wide experience
in criminal cases. both in prosecution
L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
Roanoke Republicans for Hampton Hoge'

ROANOKE. VA, July 2l.-(Special)-
The Republican mass-meeting held mere
tonight nominated the following delegates
to the Republican congressional conven-
ton which meets at Lynchburg on the
10th of August: a. s. Asberry. W. A..
Partee. J. l.. Hawkins, 5. Il. Sproul. John
II. Davis (colored). J. n. O'Brien. ]. w.
Mills, y J. oliver (colored). and ID. a.
ParroCk.
The delegates were instructed to vote
and work for j. Hampton Hoge as the
Republican nomiree for Congress from the
EiNfh llsi ricf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
Death of Little Robert Futrell

SCOTLAND NECK. n. c.. July III
Especial Little Robert. the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. p. Futrell. aged 3'2 years.
died last night after a weeks Illness OF
cryslpelas. The burial took place in the
Baptist cemetery this afternoon.
The Baptist Sunday school here has
lust purchased nearly 400 new volumes for
its library. The new books will be opened
TO the school tomorrow. The tmbers
are being put on the yard for enlargins
the church. making room for a new
library and pastors study.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
Mrs. l.. NJ. Noel Laid to Rest.

CHARLOTrESVILLE. VA. July FL
(Special)-M l.. NJ. Noel died this morn
ing at her residence on Ridge street Her
funeral took place from the Bapust
church. Of which she WAS "a devout mem
Der. at o'clock this afternoon.
4 cablcgram from Berlin states that
Dr. Harris Hancock, son Of Captain X. j..
Hancock. OF Elerslie. has passed his NJ
\. and Phi ID. examinations. DR.. Han
cock has the distinction Of being the first
American who has ever taken n IN. ID.
degree in mathematics from the tniver-
eity Of Berlin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
Mr.. Moore's Painful Accident.

LEXINGTON, VA. July 2l.-(Speclal)-
Last night Mr. Edward Moore. son Of
County-Treasurer 5. II. Moore. was
thrown from a buggy near the Natural
Bridge. and severely cut about the face
and head. The breast-strap broke, ard
the horses became unmanageable, up
setting the buggy and overturning IL
three times. Mr. Moore was brought TO
his home tonight. and is somewhat better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
KILLED WHILE STEALING A RIDE.
Alliance Lecturer Thompson Handles the
Old Parties Roughly--Pic-Nic.

WILSON, y. c., July 2l.-(Special)-
Night before last the l6-year-oid son or
jim Harris (colored), Of this place, tried
to beat his way to Weldon on the train.
Some where on the route he fell on
and the train passed over him, killing
him instantly. The corpse Will be brought
here.
Or. Cyrus Thompson, Alliance lecturer
made a speech in the courthouse here
last night TO quite a large crowd. lie
handled roughly the two old parties. but
fondled the newborn babe. the People
party, with care. Dr. Thompson Is good
speaker.
About 5000 people were at Rock BridSe
yesterday to the Alliance picnic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
IN MOUNTING FLOWERS.
Press Them Properly and Make Pretty
uerbariuns.


In gathering the flowers you are desirous
OF preserving, care must be taken 10
select perfect ones, and 1t IL also wei
to have specimens OF the fruit, bud, ana
root, as well as OF the blossom. Quite
often flowers are found OF so delicate
a nature as to wither almost Immediately
after separation from the parent stalk.
For such as these 1t Is expedient TO carry
a small book with sheets OF blotting-
paper. between which the specimens may
be placed as soon as collected.
For pressing. several simple articles ara
necessary. according to Lucy Shaw VIII
iiams, who writes OF the matter to the
Ladies' Home journals large book. a
supply OF imprinted newspaper. a pocket
knife, lead pencil. a small board about
by 10 with blotting-paper tackled upon
IL. and a soft towel. After removing all
dirt and moisture. the specimen should
be carefully spread upon the plotting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
FATAL THUNDERSTORM.
Damage in Norfolk-A Clyde steamer
Struck-TwO Men Killed.

NORFOLK, VA, July 2l.-(Special)-
A very severe thunderstorm passed over
this section this afternoon. accompanied
by great food Of rain, and doing con-
siderable damage to buildings in various
sections. The lightning struck the clyde
steamer Benefactor as she was going out
Of the harbor. and instantly killed THOMAS
Kelly. one Of the crew. His BODY was
brought ashore. and an inquest held.
In Huntersyille a negro man named
Daniel Carr while standing In the street
having his washcrwOman money about
nightfall, was struck down 10y thun-
derbolt and Killed. Justice Hawks held
an iuQueSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
j. T.. Rodgers Captured.

BOYDTON. VA. July 2l.-(Special)-J.
l.. Rodgers. an escaped inmate OF the
House OF Correction at Raleigh, y. c.
was captured here yesterday. He waived
extradition papers. and will he returned
In a faw days. lie has been at large SINCE
April 3oth.
Rain is very much needed at this place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
Crushed Out.
GIarper's BlZar.)

(Harper's BaZar)
''Why. John. dear" said Mrs. farley to
her husband on his return from his trip
TO Washington. your new coat Is worn
II know IL. Jennie" said farley. sadly.
.'I gave the colored boy At the hotel 81
bin on my arrival and he's brushed that
coat out of existence nearly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
A PaipabIs Hit.

(New York Press.)
Mrs. rawls: Does your husband still
drink as much as ever?
Mrs. Troo: Oh, no, indeed.
Mrs. f.: I'm 50 glad! How long has he
Mrs. r.: Ever since he had q quarrel
with your husband. and they ceased to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
TRUSTEES sA =
The Virginia Gazette Plant
IN THE CITY or WILLIAMSBURG.

81 virtue Of ioed o. trust ds'sd hsy u
is93, aud recorded m the Clerks once "
James CITY county AMI CITY OF wilsmsblfs,
Deed Book No Z, pages 4tt sDi 49,, 20 as
undersxns1 trustee 10 se'.ure certain ho.es
therein described. ami default having oosn
made In payment Of The sane, ard nein< 70
quired 80 % DO By yhs beneficiary. MI sou ~
pablic auction ~ the once OF the ssfi Virginia
Gsxe,,s, In ,hs city Of Villa nsoorr. on
FRIDAY. July 81, isOa.
NJ II O'Clock. THE VIRGINIA SAIkfIn
PLANT, coasistiax Of soven-coiann hsHd pfsss
with rollers snd extra core. tsfs'ssf rhn "a
the typs, ink. cutters ,ob-cases. sni psftbhSn'
malta OF nrst-ciass plant ..
For 4 more particular Description fsisf'n = y
hereby given 10 mo said deed d Eisi an %
spectien OF said property can % had "i"a 80
plbatiou 81 tho Gazette ONCE On DaAs ~ ""''
cester street. ,,....s.
TRIMS: Cash a. 70 80 much OF 'ne ry'ecls
A may % necessary 10 aefray expense" ~, -
cutins ths trust and 10 pay tbs ssh y 49,
hundred dcllars te300p WIN ipiesssi 'tV'a -
La day OF MAy, 1888, aud % nsufes = iss s
remainder OF the purchase asnsy psss
such time aud secured IA sucn nan, -..tS
xrsnsor IN said deed OF irus, msy 90 Ss{fd,
prescribe. sipS' Trusts>
10 20 =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
FOR KtNr. -
EOR RENT, DWELLINGS.

Il I'LL
No. III Grace street, between Second and
Third ATTRACTIVE THREE-STOlk
BROWNSTONE FRONT BRICK
DWELLING. with 10 rooms ana all
modern conveniences.
No. 1913 Floyd avenue. between Linden
and Beech. BRICK DWELLING. with
about " rooms and modern improve
ments
No. sol. corner Eighth and Leigh streets
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK
DWELLING with 3 rooms ana al
modern Improvements.
No. s14 Marshall street. between Ninth
and Tenth, BRICK DWELLlNG. with
Il rooms and all modern improve
ments
No. 1926 Floyd avenue, between Lombardy
and Plum streets NEW Bt,lCiL
DWELLING. WITH rooms and all
modern convenien"es.
No. 7l5 Clay street. between Seventh ana
Eighth, NEW AND MODERN BRICK
DWELLING with g rooms.
No. 2,o8 east Franklin street Opposite
Libby Hlll Park). BRICK DWELL
ING. with rooms ana modern con-
Venienccs.
Other DWELLINGS. both large and
small, Ia all parts of the city.
ALSO,
Desirably-IOcated STORES. WARE
HOUSES. AND OFFICES. Call Tor our
NEW PRINTED RENT-LISr.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR q son.
Corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Phone No. +2 Jy Ill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22

OLD papers for sale At The pisDssah
ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22

II X. ELLIS, AUCTIONEER,
Il . sails
TOMORROW MONDAY sogslSG.
corner FIRST and Btoal streets
HORSES. BUGGlEs. AND HARNESS.
PHAE1ON AND 1OP WAGONS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CROCKrrY. A..
CHAMBER SUITE, BrRLACS, BEDsTEAGs.
AND NAsHs rAND>.
CANE AND wOOD-SEAr CHAIRS.
ROCKERS. WARDROBEs. LOUNGES. SPRING
BEDS, AND MArrRsSs
CLIO rs, BKoSZES. B8iC.A.sRAC.
RUGS. CARR Els, FkATDER PILLOWS AID
holsters.
House fun o. goods AMI must te soii Conc
ana get them 81 yopr own prize.
Seats for ladies. A. n. POLAND.
iy22 Iroprlsf0r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
sATr-pDAy my q 100
James n. Cronshaw, Aucti0nc'r.

Suffers Executor ". Suier. eic.-in tho
Circuit Court 81 the county Of ~ nr' .o.
|. John H. Bronddus Clerk ~ an
court, do certify that the bond r.guirst
Of the Special Commissioner by fhe d.
cree rendered In ssii cause on the liih
day OF July. 1885, has ben duly given.
Given under my hand 80 clerk n the
said court this glst day ~ July, lNL
JOHN T.. BROADDIS
jy2e Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-22
AsCssss sAlvs-mcnn.y
By Georss w. Mayo. Auo,ionesr.
Nos. p and ~ north Ninth stree,

CROCKERY, PIANO, HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE SO. AT AUCTION.
I Will sell, M my store. a, i01D A. N
MONDAY. JULY q. ls..
Handsome rurkish-Rug Pari,r gYit
1 Mahogany Grand Plano yfry aptig,fs
WALNUT, OAK. ana other Chamber suits
and Wardrohes.
Walnut and Oak Buffsts
Beds,eads. Bureaus
WashstsDis. Tables
Chairs. Carpets.
Cribs etc
a consignment Of ladies' sna Chllaron's
Shoes.
a large assortment % Toilet-eria ssr~rr..
Piatse. Dishes. Glassware. 'I.nusfa ADJ
a general assortment ~ r.Isralianoot,.
articles. GEORGE " MAYO.
~ ~ Aurl .Ofaer
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-09
Appreciated.

The Ocala congressional orators who
were at Grahamville last Friday take
this method Of returning their sincere
thanks to General Charles Gibson and
his estimable wife for the elegant dim
ner which was so greatly enjoyed at
their hospitable home. Also their
thanks are due to Captain Hatton
Howard for a delightful trip on his
steamer Sophie Howard" from Sill
yer Springs to Grahamville and re-
tura.
LAitor F. Z. Harris was the most
numerously enquired for man on that
occasion, and his absence was sorely
requested by his large constituency of
admirers.
Hon. John G. Reardon was the most
deeply interested statesman in roast
turkey that ever visited the classic
shores of Grahamville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-09
Eumptuous Dinners

The ladies Of the Baptist church
will serve splendid dinners on Novem-
Der 18th, 18th and 18th, during the
continuance Of the tournament IN the
old vatoldi building.
The Catholic ladies will also serve
dinners in the armory during tourra-
ment days.
AS both are taking this method TO-
assist them in periecting and extend
ing church work, the Banner trusts
every hungry mortal who Is = stranger
within our gates, as well As our own
people, on the festive days named will
patronlzs the ladies' and get such :
3 meal e win Be pleasure 10 the
consnmer and ! proft % the lazlet
serving them.