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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-01

MOLLY KEYS proprietor the noted Keys House which
oade mme aty necessities of
the best handme PENiNSu
O
Riley Riley purchased the kind
saisfacory
Walter Newell W. F. Bxke
E. w King Reuben Wat
w. w. McFal,
II. Davant NJ Findly, s. w
Pueu w MCur, Provost, NJ
INC ma oh
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-01

Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, O.. says:
t'After two doctors gave up my boy to
die, saved him from Group by using
One Minute Cough Cure.' It is the
quickest and most certain remedy for
coughs colds and all throat and lung
troubles. Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-01

A woman ninety-seyen years cid
rides bicycle in Dubuque, la.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-01

person guce the number Bales oCot
weighed Sworn Weighes Anderson from Sept ls
1897 Jan 18th 1898 ncusiv will Present No. and the next next
through the Every who
with will be entitled for each dollars worth cash goods
from between and 3 Dec next gu to be made Snd
dated purchase made Of the bearing earliest date
Gue be deposited in locked tin box Mr. j. H. yanal
Bank will hold key until 18th JAM when he and r
w W. Harrison weer will award the presents to the best
guessers.
We the price Goods but will sell you Goods
cheap you elsewhere somebody viii the that
sell Goods cheap don't buy them This the most
made Anderson to give you
value received every dollar spent early and often
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-01

One Minute Cough Cure Gu res quick
ly. That's what you want! Evans Phar-
macV
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-01
JOHN II. BURRISS.
LET'S HAVE SOME FUN !!
We propose to give away absolutely for
nothing, the following Presents on 18th
January. 1898:

Present No. l, one barrel Standard Granulated Sugar
Present No. 2, one barrel best Patent Flour
Present No. 3, ten pounds fine Rio Coffee
Present No. 4, ten pound box good Chewing Tobacco.
Present No. 5, one pair Mems Fine Shoes.
Present No. 6. one pair Ladies Fine Shoes
Present No. Z, one Fine Decorated Bowl and Pitcher
Present No. s, one Set Fine Decorated Plates:
Present No. g. one Fine Decorated (coycred) Dish
Present No 10 one Set Of Fine Cups and Saucers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
Want to Play Games.

The Unions OF canarsie have July 10. y, "a. and 81
open for iirstclass teams. Address Fred II. Campbell,
ga Gates avenue, Brooklyn.
The Kingston A. G. would like to hear from all clubs
Offering a suitable guarantee. Address Gus Richard
son, $40 West Fifteenth street.
owing to a cancellation. the Manhattan Field Club
has July IA and "a open for some good out.of.town
club. address A. c.. Fordon, 81 West Nincty.sixth
street,
The NJ. b, Browns have Aug. 2s open and would
liso to hear from a good ontottown team giving a
good guarantee. Address Thomas +. Lyons. Score
taTy, +S-Ji fafk place.
The Empire A. \. Of Brooklyn has July 10 and II
open and would IKE to play hrsl class @nt,of'town
Clubs u good %atanding. Addres" o.. l.. Williams. 1879
Gates venue, brooklyn.
The riverside Baseball club has July 10. "a. e5.
and 81 open and VIII play any club Offering a suitable
guarantee. WaYerly a. \. preferred. Address Fred
thinner, 10 East lO0th street.
s., Louis college has July 10, II, ls, q, and .5
clubs Offering Suitable Inducements. Address Edward
}. Walsh, 900 West Ghirty.sixth street.
The Jersey City Field Club has a few open dates to
only uniformed clubs desired, Address q. Z, smith,
manager, First National Bank. Jersey city.
owing to Il Misunderstanding the HObokcn Field
Club mas July 10 open. and would Ike TO hear from
Irst-class clubs giving suitable indncement; Address
q. lraegcr, EO7 Park avenue. HOLoken. nj.
The ST. Johns College team las reorganized for
the summer season. and Wishes to hear from all FIRST
f aaary ' f' mser r.' ioS I : sIs' Syenu suI nraaaiyu Address
The Murray Hills have July ri, 81. Aug. IL. and
several "Wednesday and Sundays in July and August
open. Would Ike to near from good clubs Offering a
reasonable guarantee. address Nat Q. Strong, man
ageT, 100 First avenue.
All saturday dates of the season being complete.
July II. Is, eos Aug. / and 10. ANY nnt-ciass club
Offering a reasonable guarantee will bs ,aceommo-
street, Brooklyn.
The North Side A. c. has recognized with a strong
seaG'; ana mas Suiy AZ; 10; ana 70, aug !, o. y; ~.
ioTn teams Offering a suitable guarantee. w3odsids
tory and ewsyer preferred. Address L. J. Melody,
tO3 East lA9d street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
Gossip or tho Ring.

Spike sullivan Ia now matchmaker OF an athletic
club In Troy.
John l.. Sullivan and Bob Fltzsimmons have Joined
hands. II Is said. and will go ON tour next season.
owen ZIegler anu Young Critic have been matched
TO box six rounds at Philadelphia next Monday night.
Johnny Oates has arranged. in addition to tho con-
tcst between Nike McManus and Larry Becker, two
preliminary contests TO take place AZ the south Beach
A. c. next Monday night.
Joe ChOynski arrived In this city yesterday from
Cincinnati. He says that he would Ike to make a
matcn with Kid Mccoy II 1913 pounds and IL confident
that one OF the san Francisco clubs VIII offer a purse.
Solly smith has decided to go 10 San Francisco. Yos-
terddy he signed articles at tho Illustrated Neirs Of
Ice binding u contest between himself and JohImy
Grimm. GRIMM and smith VIII come together at lG3
pounds for twenty rounds on July -,
i. J. K.-There IL no reason why the tickets were
not good, There was only Que entrance, and that was
on Lexington avenue. IL Is highly improbable that
the club would have cuuntcnanced speculatoIS by
providing q special entrance for tickets sold by them
oil the sIdew ak.
Billy Madden writes to the Illustrated Neos that
after his man Gus tuhlin nights Jim Jefrics at San
FranCihoO on July IL lie VIII take his two heavy
weights 10 England. Billy has received the promise
OF y match for his men with Bono OF the top notchers
on the other side.
ander OF Johnsonburg, Pa, to match his protege,
Eugene Hall, against any l2S.pouuder. Styles do
clares that he Will hight Hall twenty rounds II eX-
penses are fOrw ards ID, Alexander las offered q purse
of Sl25, and guarantees to pun OH the mill inBide OF
four weeks.
Arthur Lumley yesterday received word from
Tommy White 10 the effect that the latter had ac.
cepted the oner OF DR.. Ordway TO meet Dave Wallace
before the National Sporting Club Of London, aud
that the contest would be ,aeg ided come time In No
vember. Wallace u said, by those who have seen him
put ny yis hands. to be the beat lad Of his weight Eng
land IS far has turned out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
YACHTING Vow. from CIT, Islana.

CITY ISLAND, July THE following yachts
passed here. bound east:
Stcamcrs-scicondn, Alfred W. Boothi Charlotte,
W. n. Higgins; Vision, +. II, Benedict; Punjaub, Fred.
erlck j.. NJ. Masury; Juanitn, J. Herbert Ballnntine
Cosettc, &, A. Tatum; Buccaneer. Nicc-COmmodure
William Il, Hears; Pioneer Qhouse boat. George z.
CLisoim.
h~oIner-Southe Cross. Vice John
i. Phillips.
The following vessels passed west:
y. W. Vanderbilt, Lquno.
Rear Commodore Henry A. Van LEW orienta, +. Il.
Ladew; Evelyn. J. X. Hesoman. Jr.; Reposo. d. b. Mo.
Oregon.
schooner-Clytie. Henry O. Ward.
The steam yacht Golden Rod. Archibald Watt,
from the eastward. came TO anchor here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
Monticello. xspiswoOd. and white LAKE. The rOad,

Monticello. Maplewood. and White Lake. The roads
are good.
H. L. Mitchen.-To ride to romwer, Conn, take
the ferry TO Twenty,thlrd street and ride 10 Eighth
to li0th street and Lenox avenue, to 1e0th street,
around Mt. Morris Park. TO fifth avenue, to l3bth
20 to issth street. to willis avenue. 70 westchosser
avenue, TO West Chester take the Pelham road across
Rocheile; follow tho turnpike TO Iarchmont, to Ma.
maroneck, TO the post road, TO the Boston roadh9nsc;
across Byram River bridge, 20 turnpike, to the post
to the turnpike, to parien; cross the railroad and go
through Norwalk to South Norvalki follow the
aud take Riverside avenue to the westport draw.
brldgei cross tho river TO s%tratford. and thence. via
Haven't go To- Clinton. Eat wSaiiinsford. fMdiddiiOdTSid.
and Cromwell.
The Knishte of Columbus wheelmen Of Brooklyn
have elected the following onlSors. President, SD:
Finley Captain, L. Il. Dunn; Litutenants, T. !. Calls
nan and W. A. Ford color bearer. II. Murphy. Tho
organization will hold a run over the cycle path to-
z {. Msrtsn., the s. Paul rider, !, one of the fastest
mon on the National Circuit. His recent performances
are far in advance of bis work last season.
The Century Road Club Of america VII award q
number of miles this season.
The Canadian Wheelmen's Association intend TO
present an application TO the International Is clists'
Union at is annual meeting this month for the priyt
Canada next season. The L. A. W., It Ia said. will
The old conneoticut Bicycle Club has disbanded.
Tho annual meeting of the Massachusetts division
OF tho /; AN win be held on july, u.
cult meet at WallingfOrd. Conn, on July "a. Tho
SsS. ans,S.i g. S% 1aSi%iis RSE!S q hs't open. on slna';
open. ore-mile city championship.
The road officers OF the Manhattan Bicycle Club
have decided 10 hold their single century run over
the following route on July II: Starting from this
city, through Belleville. Springfield, Plninfeld, and
New Brunswick. The run win terminate ut the West
forty-second street ferry.
The Central Wheelmen OF Brooklyn will take a trip
to Sorthneld, Conn.,. on July 2S.
Secretary 7. ]. KuInedytof tho Siantto wheelmen of
JERSEY CITY. under whose AuaplCoa tho tyyenty-ny0-
mile handicap road race was run on the Hudson County
Boulevard on last Monday, states that the times for
the race wero not onoIa1. The net instead OF tho
corrected 'ires were given out. which complicated
the time awards. Each contestant will be notified by
mali OF his time and position In tho race, and also Of
the date and place OF the distribution of the prizes.
Tho Forest Pork WheDlIien have elected the follow.
Ing onlcersi President. w Flinders; vice.President,
Fred Eppig; Secretary, II. Burnett, Treasurer, w.
Walters; Captain, James dlendenning; LiCutenants,
u. Burgess aud D. Peterman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
Col. mcIewee Pays 81. 900 for q ct. Blaiso
Flly.

The salo OF thoroughbred yearlings from c. Sc
A. J. Reeds Fairview stud was finished last
night at the American Horse Exchange. Tho
attendance was poor and tho bidding rather
spiritlcss. Tho highest price, So, 900, was paid
for tho bay lilly by imp. St. Blaise-Thora, a
half sister 10 Norkvillc Belle, Dohbins. and Sir
Francis. Fourteen head brought SIS. l25, an av-
err 70 OF $3GG.o7. The best prices were:
Tyimp. Mr, Pickwice; 7 mltcneo k, IL. $3.50
CLARK, ."N...."..;%,."...-~"..~...,,. s76
Tasandoic; il. l.. Kosr $50
iioow;f. Z. MsIewoe. ..~."... 1000
pickwick; ]. i. coleman. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
Cricket.

There was some great cricket at Livingston yester
day between the stat, n Island Club and the New
York Nomads. The latter won by n score OF 25l. for
nve wickets. to cog. 1t twas great day for batting.
J. +. Curran of the Somads scored 100, which makes
the fifth century OF the year. NJ. Il. Cobb Just missed
the coveted three figures. lie secured 81. and in his
cagerness to get the century: a few minutes before
stnmps were drawn, he skird u hall and was caught
out. Lohmann hit in splendid style for Staten Island
and complied - in 80 minutes. W. X. Jewett played
a good, steady inniug OF %.
LONDON. July THE cricket match between the
oxford and Cambridge clevcns, which was begun at
Lords grounds ON Monday. was finished to-day.
Cambridge won by l7v runs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

LONG BRANCH. July 7.-The monthly shoot for the
Elkwood gold medal by members of tho Central Gun
Club took place this afternoon. Phil Daily, Jr, won
for tho third time. Summaries!
Central Gun Club monthly shoot, prize . gold medal
to the marksman winning the greatest number OF
times during the year; ten birds. handicap rise. Phil
DAILY, Jr, 20 yards, 10; E. W. Price. 90 yards. 2; A.
Seymour. 27 yards, 3; z. II. Price, I.
Three birds, IS entrance. T. W. Price and DAILY, 8;
Z, II. Price, /; Seymour and Park. o. Purse divided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

PUT-IN-BAY. o.. July THE whist contests
are now in full swing, and the greatest interest
is being taken in the play for the various tro-
phies and prizes. In tho Hamilton trophy
matches for teams OF four, five rounds have
been played so far, and tho Philadelphia Whist
Club IS in the lead, with four and n half matches
to its credit. Tho Walbrook of Baltimore, Min
neapOlis, and Chicago Duplicate are all tie for
second place. with three and q half wins. Only
one round OF the American Whist League trophy
for tours has been played, and the result Is u tic
between the American Whist Club OF Boston
and the Albany Club, each having the top score
In tricks, 204; the low score is 1856.
In the Minneapolis trophy matches for pairs,
the Dartmouth Club is in first place so far. with
the Toledo Whist Club and the Toledo Yachting
Association tied for second place. In the open
events the first progressive match for fonrs re-
suited in a victory for Anderson, Thayer, Davis.
and Shepard Of Buffalo. who won twenty
matches. The top score for tricks was made by
the T~op-ot-Nothing Club. SO called because they
play THE sun game. composed OF Mrs. Water
house ind Mr.. Fletcher of Boston, Miss Schmidt
OF Washington, and Il. F.. Foster OF the New
York Whist Club. Tho first progressive match
for pairs WAS won by Gorton and jackson Of
Toledo. north and south; Wilcox and Clarke of
Dartmouth east and west The second pro-
gressiye match for pairs was won by Miss
Schmidt and K. r. Foster, east and west; DIR.
Walls OF Washington and w. b. Morse OF Bos-
ton, north and south. The Top-of- Nothing Club
has made the highest trick score in every match
SO far PLAYED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

On Saturday. at the Orange Oval. the Orange A. O.
and the oritsni y. g. viii play the first game Of u
series.
Kid Carsey's West New York Field Club will play
tho Genuine Cuban Giants next Sunday at
Weehawken.
Owing to q Disagreement between the members OF
the Trunk Line Association Baseball Club. 1t has been
decided to disbaud.
\. c. 1.-The first Philadelphia Boston game was
played IN Boston ON April 10 because that day Is u
legal holiday in Massachusetts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Pittsburg; Brooklyn at st. Louis; Dos
ton ut Chicago; Philadelphia at Cincinnati; Baltimore
at Louisville; Washington Mt CLEVELAND.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto at scranton; Rochester at ProyidenoeJ
Buffalo At Wikesbarre; Syracuse at Springfield.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Patterson at Newark; Athletics at Hartford, Lancas-
ter at Norfolk; Reading ut Richmond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
baseball Cameo Yesterday.

It took the New Yorks ten innings to defeat
the Orange A. G. team in an exhibition game at
Orange Oval yesterday. The Leaguers faced
their old pitcher, Huyler Westervelt, who kept
tho hits pretty well scattered. Mike Sullivan
was hit hard, but his support was nothing ex-
traordinary. yale" Murphy played second
base for the Now Yorks and did well. He made
q homo run. The sCoro:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
Other Gam e.,


oritani F. o.....o 4 o 8 8 IA IS
Paterson -. ....2 U o o o o 0 o o. I
Batteries-Fishel and Smith, viau. Wagner. and
Smink.
At MISREPRESENTATION. z, Bridgeport, O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

iolai''.. ..--...-..'.io ioiai.... ......-s.--... .
The Metropolitan Golf Association has granted
Nov. 9 ana 8 to tho Knollwood Country Club for
its fall tournament.
The nth monthly contest for the Turner-van
Sicle Cup will be played at the Suburban Club
OF Elizabeth on Saturday. Cooke is tho only
member who has won 1t twice, and he is in train
ing for tho coming match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
COLE.
Results at Tuxedo, Morristown, ana Long
Branch-News Notes.

An event of the season at Long Branch yester-
day was a team match on the links of the Nor
wood Golf Club. In Norwood Park. There was o
throng of onlookcrs, including many women in
brilliant summer costumes. and some excellent
goling was brought out. The opposing team
represented tho Englewood Golf Club, and 1t was
hardly expected that the Norwood men would
win from such experienced match players. The
homo players, however. won by the narrow
margin Of two holes. 1t was an eighteen-hOle
match. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

resenting the Morristown Field Club and st.
Paul's School. Concord. n. H.. played an inter-
esting match here this afternoon, the former
winning by seven holes up. The individual play
In most of the matches was very good. FellOwes
the former winning by his superiority in driving
md work on the green. Pyne also did line work
Tor his team, Summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
To.M...................o, Total............


and approaching competition, open to the women
members of the Tuxedo Golf Club, was held to-
day. Mrs. II. ". McNickar won the putting,
Miss Herrick the driving, and Mrs. James
Brown Lord the approaching matches. The
mems handicap resulted In a tie, which will be
Dlayed Off later in tho week Scoras.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

Earned ~runs-Orange :; Newark q. Two.bnse hits
HOFner "a. Westeryelt, kellogg. Three.hase nits-Ticr.
nan. DAVIS 90, sullivan. Home %run-M,urphy. Stolen
baAes-Grlssinger Horner. Sacrifice hits-Grcy KEEL
logg. Struck out-By WGstervelt C2J; by sullivan or.
Double sc and Grissingrr; Davis, CLARK
and Joyce; Van Haltrcn and Joyce. First base on
~errors-orange, 2; New Yors. 2. Frat base on balls
on Westervell. Q; on sullivan. l.. Time, / hour and
bO minutes. ~Umpire-aardiner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

Al TAunton-New Bedford. 49, Taunton, 10.
A. Brockton-NewpOrt 18; Brockton. d.
AZ Paw lnoket-Pawtucket. 49, Fan River, 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

Eastern LeEEuo.
AT aIRACUEE.

gyracuSs. ....,.I 3 o o o-5 Il .
Buffalo ."........2 Z o o 3 o l % IL /
Observation-Disclosures and shaw Gray and Zahnsr.
AT SCRANTON.
Scranton .,....o o / z o 0 ! o Id ii 1
Wilkesbarre. 20 o / I . 1 / 0 o. 10 l
BAtteries-Gillen ana Boyd, Koenan aud 0ondinR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
Atlantic League.
AT

AT RICHMOND.
II. Il. z.
Richmond ........o 0 o ! o o o % D /
Lancaster. ......O o 0 0 0 o 0 0 IL O
Batteries-LeeVer and Fosters Yeager and wents.
AT NEWARK.
n, II. K.
Newark. ........l . 0 O. i IL 8
Athletics .......o o Q I o o 10 l2 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gettig and Zearfoss; Conn
anu Fox
AT koRBoLK.
sortSlt.-.......5 o9aoSs1 ID i 2
MISUNDERSTANDING. Brown and Snyder, McMackin,
HeTndon and Barclay,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

PUT-IN.BAY. July 7.-The second day OF inter
lake racing was interesting. A f~ftecn-mile-en-
hour breeze was blowing from the northeast.
and after the. start 1t freshened SO that craft
shortened sail. The course was over a triangle
three and one-half miles TO the leg. Twenty
hve steamboats, and steam yachts followed tho
racers over the course. Summary:
SR-Foot Class-Eva. sandusky. 10000; Tsst San
dusSy, sill;ssi Viking. Toledo. 2;l9!Ol.
sIfoOt ClGSs-Myrna. 2:l6ilsi SOrocco, Detroit,
2!lO:49.
Special class-cRtheriu Of Toledo beat out Doris
OF Cleveland ny seven minutes.
kaphtha L~anneh-Dearest won over Hobo by six
Miniature RAces-Irex won tha ailyar trophy.
Dloomer Girl nniShs 1 second. Both are Toledo boais.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

P~RovDENCE July Am interesting race
across the continent from Providence to San
Francis o is to begin neat month. 1t will DO
between "A bicycle and IA tandem on a bet OF
s., 800 a side. the bicycle to be ridden by John
W. Glenn OF Brooklyn, y. V, and the tandem by
Bert Mills and William Kay Of this city. Tho
start VIII take place at l2:3oo'clock on Monday.
Aug. 0. from the City Hall steps.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-08-10
pingree to the President.

Gov. Pingree, of Michigan. wired the
following message in duplicate to Pres
ident Mckinley, Senator Burrows and
Congressman corliss and SPaulding, OF
Michigan
IL regard the duty on lumber. hides
and sugar as unrepublican. unpatriotic
and unfair
The lumber now used goes largely into
small homes and farm houses, and to a
class already evertaxed. The laborer
wears twice as many shoes as the million
airc. and must contribute twice as much
for the tax on hides.
He must use as much sugar and pay
as much toward the duty on sugar.
1t is grossly unfair to make the poor
pay as much per capita as the rich toward
the support of the government Property.
and not human stomachs, should be
reached. Property is protected by our
laws and should pay for its protection. .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-08-10

No. 20. Brick Dwelling, Main st. $500
Story Brick, Metal Roof DIV Cling, 8
rooms, in coed condition, fine fruit, grapes.
apples, peaches, &c, good size lot, front yard
with nice shade. Price 81, 500; $500 cash, bal
ance in one, two and three years, with in
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-08-10

The Virginia Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion was in session in Charlottesville last
week. The annual address was made by
the president, Mr.. James l.. Avis, of
Harrisonburg. The Charlottesville cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun says
1t proved TO be one of the best addresses
ever delivered before that body and was
highly complimented on all hands" Mr..
AVIS is a native of Charles Town aud son
of the late Capt. John Avis. 1t is some
what of coincidence that at a recent
meeting of the West Virginia Pharma-
ceutical Board, Charles Townian was
president-Dr. ]. w. Brown. of firm of
Brown & Hooff. We might go little
farther aud remark that the president of
the Tri-State (MarylAnd. W. Virginia aud
Pennsylvania Medical Association is
Dr. E. I. Duke, former Charles Town
ian. 1t looks like Charles Town is drug
on the market-Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-08-10
Ths Meuntain chautauqua.

This famous Chautuaqua, at Mountain
Lake PARK, Maryland, opens rs session
August 4th and closes August 9th IL IS
the most superb and sensible summer resort
in America Its height, 2sCO feet above sea
level. means n delightful climate and unsur-
passed mountain views Five well appoint
ed hotels and 80 cottages open their doors
10 tourists at from - TO $40 per week. Twen-
" ydepartrueuts of important school work are
in the hands OF specialists The best lect-
urers. singers and entertainers in the coun-
trT appear three times daily. The program
is unequalied. Here is chance TO mix
little intellectual uplift with your vacation.
Mountain Lake Park Is located on the
main line of the Baltimore and Ohio Z. r.
and as all the fast trains stop at the Park
during the summer, patrons have the advan-
tage of their superb train service between
the east and the west
Round "trip tickets will be sold from all
stations east of the Ohio River for all trains
August 2nd to 23rd, valid for return trip un-
til August 31st. at ONE SINGLE FARE for
the ROUND TRIP.
For illustrated pamphlet and all other in
formation. address agent b. & o. X. r.,
Mountain Lake Park, Nd.