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PROGRESSIVE DoMIN0Es.
a Most Delightful Entertainments
The Prizes.


BIACKsBURG. VA. July 2o-(spe-
cial)-On the evening of Thursday
the 18Th. Miss Susie McBryde. daugh-
ter Of DR. j. NJ. McBryGe, gave a charm
ing phantom dance and progressive
domino party 20 her guests-aiss Mary
Field, OF Petersburg, Va, ana Miss
Sadie GRIMES. OF Richmond.
Six tables were set in the library,
which was profusiy decorated WIN
palms. ferns and flowers. After plea
SAINT hour had been spent by the corn
pany i'm playing domnoes light refresh
ments were served, and then came the
dance.
The prizes awarded at progressive domi-
noes were as follows; To MISS ANNE
Meigham, OF South Carolina, me leales
nrize. n handsome, siiver-mcuntel emery
TO Mr. W. Il. Elicit. or Cmlstii'hspufii.
mir of pretty silver link-buttons. The
consolation prlze-a lovely, hand-pninted
tablct-~as drawn By Miss Loula Reid'
Of Norfolk. ~,
Among the guests were Miss Mary fleid.
~ Petersburg: Miss sadie Grymes, ot
richmond: Miss Catherine Sempie. New
york. Misses Annie and Maize Meigham'
south Carolina; Misses Margaret Louia'
aud KYLE Reid. OF Norfolk; Miss susie
poltou. Of Richmond: and Miss ;. Dun
cou-Wiuiams. Of Lynchburg. The gen
tlounen were Messrs. j. X. Johns. j.. W.
lowell. II. y. Watts. T. @. Iewton, \.
y Patrick. c. @. Guieuard, W. II. El-
lett. S. ID. Kline. III. a. Wise, +. ID. VIII
son. and a. T. Eskridge.
The hours were all too short for this
CAV party. which broke up only as the
wee tma' hours came on.
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SOUTHERN BIBLICAL ASSEMBLY.
"The bible ana PrOtestantism"-
Tenchers' Conference.

ASHEVILLE, n. c., July 2o.-Fresh ar
rivals daily promise large attendance
at the Southern Biblical Assembly, now
In session here. The school Of English
Bible study, conducted every morning by
Rev. III. A. White, ID. D., Pb. D., Of Wash
ington and Lee University, Virginia, at
tracts large numbers. At the general con-
ference Friday afternoon Tine Bible and
Professionalism was ably discussed by Rev.
r. l.. Pell OF NeWberTy, $. c.; Rev. y. q.
Voight d. D.. OF Newberry, >. c.; Or.
]. NJ. Gregory. Of Washington, u. G., and
others.
DR.. J. G. Gilbert, OF Washington, lee
tured last night to an immense audience,
on the English Bible" AT the First Bap-
list church. At the ministers conference
this afternoon, Rev. q. W. Daniel, OF
Sumter :. g. led a discussion Of THE
Minister and His Book which was par
ticipated in by Rev. II. V. Campbell. of
Ashcvllle; Rev. II. G.. Potts, OF the Ala
bama Presbytery Greensboro, Ala; Or.
James Atkins, of Asheville; Evangelist
X. c. Pearson. and others.
The Sunday teachers conference to-day
was held by DR.. Gilbert.
Tomorrow all the pulpits In the city
will he filed by distinguished visiting
ministers. In the afternoon Il union meet
ing of all Asheyille Sunday school chill
dren will be held. Al night Bible meet
ings viii be held at all the churches. Sub
feet: what the Bible Says Of Itself"
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SCOTTSVILLE.
Social and Personal Notes.-The New
Parsonage.


sCOTTgVILI.E. VA, July 20.-(Speclal)
Mr.. ]. l.. Moon, who recently spent about
ten days in Norfolk, returned home
day or two ago.
Mrs. Warwick and Miss Philips OF west
Virginia. who have been paying an extend
cd visit TO Mrs Boyd and family here, left
on the west-bound train Thursday Tor
their homes. +iim
MIR. Henry c. BOYD. who has been here
nj home for some time on account OF Il
dislocated Joint, returned Thursday 10 his
post Of duty. as engineer OF the Chesd-
peake and Ohio railroad, on the Western
Division.
Mr. Frederick Hinehelwood was here
Thursday. and visited his little childr ID,
who are at present IN charge OF ths.r
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson.
The condition Of Mrs. OLIVIA Spencer IL
very much improved. and II Is thought
she VIII soon recover.
Captain John -. Anderson, who has
been critically III for several months, has
SO far recovered as to be able Yesterday
70 drive into town-two and half miles
Mr.. 4. +. Jones has recently returned
from trip TO West Virginia.
Captain J. l.. Pitts is home from CurFs
Neck. where he Ind been several weeks.
Miss Cornell, of Richmond. is visiting
the Misses Pitts, Of this place.
visiting her mother and sisters at cliff
side their old nome.
The construction OF the new Baptist
parsonage IL being pushed forward very
satisfactorily The slate for the roof is
being delivered at the building. II VIII
be IL handsome and comfortable dwelling
when completed, and occupies one OF the
most beautiful sites around our town.
a german was given at Belle Haven"
the residence Of Mr.. George W, Clark,
Thursday night In honor OF the lady
visitors there.
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REPORTED G00DtBCK
pErERsBuRa Lrs'TItsn-casaiER
SAID TO n:s A MiIsiOyaIRE.
Few Catholic Church-Thc Cross and
the Bell In PoSition-l)izSatisfa
zion with the Accommodations
and General Notes. @

PETERSBURG. VA, July 2o-tSpechi)
Z. IS reported that one Of our lctter-earfiefs
has fallen heir IN part to a large estate
In England. The name Of the fortunate
gentleman Is Mr.. Jackson c. Bishop VINO
has faithfully and courteously discharged
the dut.cs Of lcttcr-carrlor for the past
eight or ten years. 1t is understood thal
Mr.. Bishop Is consulting counsel IN the
matter. ana That the amount in which
he Is Interested Is $4,000 or more.
The beautiful new cross designed for
The steeple OF ST. Joseph's Catholic
church WAS placed in position yesterday
and presents an attractive appearance.
The sweet tones Of the fine ben presented
20 the church Ivy Mr.. Bangley OF TINS
city, and which was recently swung nave
been heard several times by the pubic
The work on the church is going on
bravely. and the edifce VIII be ready ior
occupancy in the FIJI.
The entire eastern wall OF the FOUR
story brick building on Bank street.
known as the May Block" has been
pulled down within the past day or two
The building having been condemned as
unsafe
The temperature during the grecter part
of this wecl, has averaged lej degrees N
the shade on one or two days the mercury
going up as high as i2 degrees. Ana
yet, there has not been n case Of sun
stroke or prostraiion from heat
DISSATISFIED.
1t is said that good many Of The
proporty-owners In this city are Kicking
against the assessment for this year. ana
many Of them VIII carry Their grievances
into the Hastings Court for settlem NJ
They have until next February 20 90
this, but II IS understood that judge
Mullen win hear all Of these cases AZ 'he
November term Of his court.
Judge Timothy Rlyes, OF Prince George
county, who has been sick for some Gays
was IN the city to-day
The receipts and sales Of tobacco In THIS
city during the present week aggregated
Bos hogshSads ana 10000 pounds Of loose.
Rev. J. NJ. Pitcher secretary ot tne
Baptist Bible Board Of Virginia. went this
morning 70 Hanover ana New Kent coun-
ties on business.
Mrs. a. T. orr. relict ~ James orr.
s. critically III at her residence. on Mar
shall street, and her children have been
summoned 10 her bedside.
4 freight-train on the AtlantIc-'oast
Line was partially wrecked this morning
near Pleasant Hill. Several cars We're
derailsd, and It Is reported one or more
tramps were killed: but this report lacks
confirmation.
DR.. Hinton. the. health officer is strain-
Ing every nerve 20 enhance the sanitary
condition Of the city by the use 81 dlsin-
tcctants and the enforcement of the sani-
larry laws OF the city.
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PaDFORD IL DRY.
Emf the VETS VIII Make Fight
bitten by "a spider.

EAST RADFORD. VA, July 2o-tSpe-
clal)-The commissioners Of the local
option election met yesterday, and after
summonlng the Judges and clerks, and
having the correction made. canvassed
the vote. and made the return that the
CITY had gone dry" by ten majority.
The case is in the courts. and from all
appearances, It IS still in it's Infancy.
a the fight viii be carried on. The vets
will stubbornly contest every inch or
ground.
Jack Iuster q painter employed here,
had n morrow escape from death last
Thursday. While he was at work he
noticed a large black spider run up ms
sleeve. In attempting TO get the spider
OUT he was bitten on the forearm, ana IN
a short while he was seized with the most
terrible pains and spasms. For two
hours he suffered the most intense agony,
but the presence OF Il physician with med
icino. the injection Of morphine. and a
liberal use Of whiskey, brought him
around in a few hours. The spider was a
very large black fellow with red spots.
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WELDON.
Sudden Death of ~ Weil-Nnown
CiG.eu-A German.

WILSON, n. c., July Especial MIR.
Robert Harvey, well-known citizen OF
this county, died suddenly at his home,
near Aurelan Springs yesterday. while
at work in his garden. lie was aged
about o. years.
The German Club here gave quite a
nice dance in Emry's Hall Thursday
night. The weather was warm. but the
young people enjoyed themselves. Mr..
r. c. Harrison led. with Miss Kate Taylor
Prescott Among the visiting young ladies'
present vino danced were Miss Marion
Hamilton, OF Baltimore; Miss Frances
Leach. 81 New York. bliss Patiie Sum
merrll, Of winston; Miss Bessie Riddle.
OF Petersburg: Misses Lucy and Mabel
Leach, OF Litteton.
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The Land AsseHsmeut--Two Babies
Personal.


Personal.
MONTERREY. VA. July 2O-(re clal)-
1'he land assessment for the year Just
ended shows a decrease IN the value Of
Highland comfy real estate. Ire valta-
tiOa for 1894 was SC32.455.7S. while for 1885
Il is sGSl, i03.6l, making falling or Of Ii
Per cent. or $l1.Q541L &o'reason for the
decrease Is assigned, which Is rather SIN
rulsr.
Air. Paschal d. Williams, a veteran
gemOcrut living n few miles south OF
Mcdowell. this county, IS the happy
grandfather OF a l3-mon hs'-old baby boy
that tips the scales NJ sixty POUNDS. An
other prodigy worldly Of mention. and
probably just az remarkable, Is the bright
little baby girl OF Mr. l.. :. Dickinson OF
our town. which Is about the same dye
~ months-and weighs bat sixteen pounds,
yet IL "a apparently psrfect health.
A youthful quaEtette Of Stauntonians
reached Monterey Saturday last and
pitched their tent near tho pines" three
miles north of town. After several days
outing. the Jolly party LETT for their home
Via Fors Lcw.s, Bath county.
Miss Pearl Yeaecr. an attractive young
lady from Travellers Repose, W. Va.
S. spending y month with her aunt at
this place.
Messrs. c. G. Ilansol and Alfred Harms
berger have just returned from vaca-
ton az Bolar Oath county Springs.
Miss Hattie Ecsth0m Of Putnam coun-
~, w. Va. is visiting rei1tiTcs here.
Y. NJ. Bishop, accompanied by his fami-
L.. left for Eltton yesterday t. be
present at the Bishop reunion. which VIII
be held IN Rockingham county soon.
Miss NJ. u. Cook, of jacksonville, Fla,
e. the guest 81 her uncle. DR.. W. ". Dear,
Crahbottom.
Miss Ella r. ArhoGast. after having
spent three years pt Nru9l Vista, re-
turned % Highland lncr former hom) last
week.
Thomas NJ. Beverage has gone 10 Po-
Cahontaa. Ark.
Sullie b. Sies IS at Charleston, w. Va.
and. after "a brief stay, VIII return, ac-
comparied by his wife.
Rev. ". Il. Loving, q Baptist pastor
from Iron Gate. Va, preached several
able sermons at the Presbyterian church
here last week. and - few days later re-
turned TO hjs charge
". a. Slhyen left on Monday 20 Join
the Chesapeake ana Western engineer
corps, now I'm camp near Buckeye, In
Southwestern Highland.
A teachers review Will be held at Nc
Dowell beginning Monday next, and II is
expected that q iarge number OF teachers
Will be in attendance.
Hay-harvct VIII be in full blast next
week. The crop Is generally regarded IS
being rather light
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ASSESSMENTS.
SCOTLAND NECK.
Orphans COnccrt-To he Married.
Personals.

Personals.
SCOTLAND NECK, y. c., July 90
Especial This week has broken the re-
cord here for hot weather since May.
Superintendent n. NJ. Lawrence. of the
oxford orphan Asylum, has been here
this week with a class Of orphans. lie
gave a concert in Pittman Hall. 1t was
the fullest house ever seen there. There
was no admission charged. After the con-
cert collection was taken, which amount
o1 TO quite handsome little sum.
There has been much moving around
socially this week.
Miss Sarah Lyman has returned from
Hamilton.
MIR. $. c. Ray has gone TO WILLIAMSON.
Rev. II. NJ. Jackson has returned from
his visit 10 Maxton
Captain ". j. Ill, Of Rocky Mount
spent a day here this week on visit TO
his father and other relatives.
Miss Maggie Shields has returned from
n visit 10 Or. J. ID. Hufham's family at
Shelby.
Mr.. c. W. Wilson has zone to Chatham
county to visit his parents.
Mr.. ID. VI. Prince, one Of the principals
of the Scotland Neck Male Academy, left
to-day for his home in GOldsboro', where
on the 9th he will lead to the marriage
altar Mss Minnie Hallowell. The couple
will take q trip 10 the mountains and re-
| turn TO Scotland Neck about the 18th OF
August.
Mrs. ]. w. Speyey has returned 10 Lew
iston after a visit TO her sister, Mrs. X. T.
Hancock.
Mrs. Sarah War;. Of Memphis, Tenn,
Is hire visiting her sisteI-ln-llw, Mrs. j..
NJ Morrisette.
Mrs. G.. Lamb has been at Chase City,
Va, some DAYS visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
III. Alexander.
Miss Mary Lawrence is visiting rela-
! tives in Sampson county.
Miss Lena Smith, principal Of Vine Hill
Female Acad, my, has gone 10 New York,
where she Will spend some time studying
AIT.
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thin ANCIENT CAPITAL"
The Hospital COmmittces-0G for
.,,-.......- ~. ,tn,..e EFfs unmc

PlensuFe--'ro Change His Home.
WILLIAMsBURG. VA. July 2o.-(spe-
cLal.)-At the last meetlng'cf the Hospital
Board Il was decided that several Of the
most important standing committees
should visit tie institation al an carly
day in order that more time may be de-
voted BY them u the general management
OF che institution and % fhe large farm
winch is owned and cohducted by the
hospital
The new assistant p,iSsidan. or inferno,
DR. Aylett, will 80 en- ldoty The lst Of
August. ana is elected for .oDe year. Or.
Aylett has Just graduated I'm medicine
from The University OF Virginia after
a three-years coursc. i{e passed his cx-
animation before the State Board at its
last session before graduating al the
university.
OFF FOR Pleasure.
number Of our people are leaving
town for the seaside and upper country
20 remain until cooler weather.
Or Van r. Garrett, with Misses Iottie,
Mary. and Sue Garrett. LEFT last evening
for Egclest0n Spyinys Giles county, and
on Monday Miss Ediih Smith. Mrs. Gym
thla Coleman. Mrs. Beverly ). Scott, and
Mr.. Charles Coleman leave 20 spead some
time on the coast OF Maine with Mira r.
81. Smith. who has fSnte4 u cottage there
until October.
Mrs John J.. Mercer. 1fiss Jean'e, and
Master Hugh Mercer VIII leave shortly
for Amherst. and Hiss MnTy Waller
Mercer VIII spend some time in r1uquler.
Dr. Booth has With him az his beautiful
home "Cartef's Grove" this week Coo
mel William X. Ayie,t. Of klpe william;
Captain Terrence McpfacE..i. Of Frede-
riciSssGrg; r. W. yt.9jf Eai.. os Black
stone. and Air. j. sSksaSfyah. % Wash
layton. 81
TO CHANGE ills HOME
Mr.. Il. c. Peachy. late Commonweallhs
Attorney has decided 70 locate In New
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CALNELL HOUSE,

White Sulphur Springs. w. Va. Mrs.
NJ. J. Dickson. proprietor. An elegant
resort Altitude, 200 feet
The CALWELL has been lately re-
modelled and furnished. has a large ard
well shaded lawn. and Is only a short
and pleasant walk from the famous
White Sulphur Springs The guests 81 tnis
house have al the privileges OF the White
Suinhur water, baths, ban-r0Om, lawn,
parlor etc, or the Grand Central Hotel.
For further Information address THE
CALWELL HOUSE. White sulphur
Springs. Bus meets al trains.
my 26-Suos W2m
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CROCMETT ARsENIC-LITuIA
spRsNES

elevation 1900 feet, opens JuNL D. iAs
Il quiet mountain resort saie-e.l
equipped for HOT AND COLD 81. -Als
LlTtflA BATHS, which. CON. GOD "ii
the internal use OF the water .ii
restores brOkeu-dcwn and over" az
Nervous Systems. Cures lnli
Govt, Dyspepsia. Skin IrII. -. y.
somnia, kidney ana Bladder Da -..s
Diabetes. and Brishts 4. ease e,"
and beauties tho complex 90. "i. b"
pamphlet. ~. G. THOMAS. Nt-il
my 22-2m SllHss I.r. "a
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SUMMER RESORTS.
STOCKTON HOTEL,
Cane AfnY. n. j.

The grandest hotel and location on the
Atlantic coast. Crhe old home of the
southern tourst.) Completely reorgan-
ICED. Every modern convenience. Single
obstructed ocean view; delightful sur
roundings. Cuisine and organization as
near perfection as IL Is possible 10 attain.
Every effort viii be made BY the pro-
pr.etor 10 furnish enjoyable entertain
incnt for old and new guests.
II. NJ. CAKE. Proprietor.
Also. Hotel Normandie.
je 30-Su, W&t'r35t Washington, ID. z.
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HOTEL BEDFORD, BEDFORD CITY,

At the famous Peaks OF otter A yerit-
able summer health, and pleasure resort.
The magnificent BEDFORD CITY
HOTEL. with all its luxurlously Furnished
apartments. will be OPEN FOR TIE
RECEPTION OF GUESTS JUNE l0ih.
complete. IN every detail than tbs. Four
hundred electric lights, no. and cold
water. profusion OF baths. rooms, en- suite
with private baths attached. and, IN .aet,
every modern convenience. Situated IN
the most beautiful section OF Virginia:
Pure air beautiful scenery. minera.
water shady trees. etc. For rates ana
further particulars address
DAVIS 4 GARDNER,
fe a-suts Bedford City. Va.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WARMSPRlNGSHOTEL
NOW OPEN.
MANY IMPROVEMENT HAVE BEEN
MADE,
AND THE
ATTRACTIONS or THE PLACE
GREATLY INCREASED.
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL.
FINE ORCHESTRA.
FIRST-CLASS TABLE.
Special terms 10 families remaining n
month or longer.
Under the management OF virginia Hot
Springs Company. For terms address
FRED. STERRY, Manager, or
L. ). COMSTOCK.
Je 19-W .sa&Su3Os Resident Manager.
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL.
FINE ORCHESTRA.
EIRsT-cLAss TABLE.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
WEST LyNCu3URG HOTEL.

10 rooms. OPEN UNTIL NOVEMBER
18th Three miles. from Lynehbtrs
m0untains and Peaks OF otter. MUSIC
BY ORCHESTRA FROM = TO n +. 81.
EVERY DAY. Alumni, sulphur and Cha
lybeate Springs. Professor Joan ".
Chaly Deate Spring Is equal TO any iron
spring that he knows 81. Tennis court
cfOquet-grOund, bowling alleys, and
shuiHe b0ards-all free 10 guests. Drink
ing water by hydraulic ram direct from
spring no BAR. Rates. so 90 $50 per
month For picture of hotel and other
Information write.
G.. L. SrUBBS. Manager
nv 22-W&Snsm Mest Lynchburg. Va.
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Severe fiail-StOrm.

ROCKY MOUNT. n. c., July 20-(Spe-
clal)-A severe hail-stOrm passed over
an area OF five miles square i'm the Hi
liarlstOn section of Nash county yester-
day afternoon, and damaged the tobacco
crop considerably. one farmer alone is
damaged 20 the extent OF 5000.
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COBB'S ISLAND.

Virgnias seaside resort in the Atlantic
Ocean. Unriyailed for its surf-batn ming
and magnificent view OF the ocean. In
crease Of hotel accommodations and other
improvements. Those desiring plenty Of
shooting and fishing can md II al Cobb .
Nsland Route. We Will meet daily the
Mo- north-bound and the 4:5l south bound
TRIM az Cobb's Station. on the New York,
Philadelphia ana Norfolk railroad. Pas
sengers transferred 10 island by steamer.
Terms; $50 per day; 81 per week. so
per month. For further Information adj
dress COBB & SPADY, Proprletors,
5bySu. Tu&W2 I'm Chesapeake. Va.
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por. News. and viii l..ve for his new

port News, and VIII leave TOT his ne"
home during the coming week.
I Mr.. III. H. Smith, secretary ana treasurer
OF the college, Ia very busy sending our
the annual catalogue, which THIS year y
handsomely gotten tun being i.lnstri'eu
with portraits Of The president anu
visitors. and pictures Of the college puiiu,
ings. and many OF the relies OF Coion'a'
days yet exfant in this section.
Miss Emily Christian IS in Norfolk
visiting relatives, and will remain away
until late I'm the summer.
The Misses Lane. who have been spend
Ing some time WITH Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb,
IN West Point, VIII return home to-mor-
row evening.
Rev. W. T. Roberts. Of Druton Episco-
pal church, went down to Hampton this
evening TO exchange pulpts with REV.
Mr. Bryan, OF st. Johns church.
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ALLEGHANY sPltINGs, ~.

The greatest dyspepaia-watsr l5En'
endorsed By the State Medical ey
and awarded gold medal and diploma AZ
Worlds Fair. tGlcasO. Most iaf
summer resort ia the mountains 0 ff'
g'nia. Elevation 100 feet. a.t
lawn OF ~ acres. nne ela
and drives: good livery, hlrl %
music. Terms moderate, Write f'f 'f,t
from prominent hys.l.aLs am .-l l'
ties OF cm.nence. G. 4. COLiiN.
Ir.. .ilr
Il. T STYLL. n. D. Ph. G.. l,.s! 10
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SUMMER BoARDERs.

Healthy and pleasant location. llrre
cool rooms. Reasonable rates. Kef.rlla
given. Mrs. :. 4. BLANKS
jy 9l-lt G0rl0usVle. va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. JULY q, 1875.
sun rises ......506l HIGH TIDE.
sun sets .........1:2i MORNING. ..........3:22
Moon rises ......41S Evening.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. July %, 1885.
sun rises .......5Nl HIGH TIDE.
sun sets ........7:2j Morning.
Moon sets .......S:Jl Evening............4:4
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 90 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Irwin Welsh
ger, superintendent.
Schooner Andrew Adams. Adams, Ken
nebec river; ice; Richmond Ice Company;
vessel 70 -. O'Sulliyan.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 90.
QBy telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner Lyman. Law. philadelphia.
Schooner l. O. RoDys Philadelphia.
Schooner MarjOry. Brown. Providence.
Schooner Il. c. Il. True. Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner J. u. Deweli. Boston.
----
PORT OF WEST PoINT, july 20, 1895.
1By telsgraph)
AIik1yED.
Steamship Ricbmnri, Davis. New York;
resscngsrs ard general cargo.
steamship Charlotte, Courtney, Balti-
more. passengers aud general cargo.
Steamship Alleghaney, Nsckerson. Provi-
dence: passengers ana general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, johnson, Ealti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond. Davis. New York:
reg4gn~F~S and general cargo.
stoamsop Chatham, Johnson. Provi-
ccnce. passengers AID genera. cargo.
steamship AiiegaGny, MEX ron. Halti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Courtney. Baltl-
more. Messengers and general cargo.
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Death from Paralysis.

LEXINGTON. VA. July 20.-(Special.)-
MIR. l. c. Lackey, Of Fancy HILL this
county. who was paralyzed while stand
ing In "a store here Thursday morning,
died at an early hour this morning. He
was a very quiet man. and good citizen
in this community.
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HOT SPRINGS, VA.
VIRGINIA HOTEL. COTTAGES. AND
BATH-HOUSB
NOW OPEN.
WILL BE CONDUCTED IN SAME
EXCELLENT MANNER AS
HERETOFORE.
wARM-sPRINGs HOTELS

WILL OPEN JUNE iSr.
Many Improvements VIII be made, and
comforts and attractions or tho place
greatly increased. Schedule OF prices
same as heretofore. Apply for terms. ETC..
to FRED STERRY. Manager,
NH I7-Su.W&F Hot Springs. Va.