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GAIETy At BUCHROE.
Despite the RaiDs Weather tho beach COM
tinues 20 Enjoy itsclf.

Rick ROE BEACH. VA. July Sl.-Spe-
Notwithstanding the maledictions OF
q swithin. Buck Roe continues 70 frohc
ana mako merry. and II takes more than
a., ola Saxon bishop TO drown out the spirit
~ he fun in the young people VINO ga'her
nirhtlv in the pavilion. We have the SAT
tsfoction OF the old turtle who slipped on
the loo into the river when II rained' anu
80 resurrect an old un. we can go INTO
tba water for divers diversions ana When
81 Swithin takes nap we can come OUT
for sundry pleasures. ,,....,,,,
The second german came OF on iuesuay
ri,ht 9th. and was largely attended. Inc
dancino commenced at $3.50 +. NJ. ana con-
timed until midnight Mans couples from
Newport News and Hampton were pres
Int and the heavy rain storm or the ar
ternoon did not prevent large contingent
ON Wednesday Major ST. Clair Abrams,
of Florida. gave large fishing party 10
HE daughter. Mrs Strother Smith, and.
although only one flsh was brought nome
in a bottle. the party had delightful
time. ,,
MIR. Charles Phillips and his charming
partv have left for the mountains via a
short stay In Richmond. 81, -,
The hotel still keeps nearly fuii' Mr.
and Mrs Frank Darling are expected 10
move down to the beach In a rev Gays:
Mr.. Murray Wheeler OF Mobile. PAID
q short visit to friends at Buck Roe while
on his way North. SALT AIN
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THE OLD ROCKBRIDGE ALUM.
All SOtS Of GaietisS EDliVen This De-
lishtful Summer Resort.
CARD PARTIES, GERMANS, And BALL
With Tally Ho Expeditions Thrown In.
Those Present mt the Gsrmans-Prize-
Winners at Cards-DenghtfnI and
Well-Rendered TabIeauz.

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. Va,
July 3L-Special-Card parties are as
popular as ever at the old Rock Alum,
and on Monday evening the weeks gave
ties commenced with a large progressive
euchre party. the largest yet given this
summer
The nrst ladys prize. a handsome sill
yer comb. was won by Mrs. Gwynne
Yerger from Memphis, and Mr. Yerger,
her husband, was fortunate enough To
receive the first gentlemans prize. a
beautiful silver match box.
The consolation prize was awarded 20
Mr. Holstein. of Cincinnati, while the
two BOBBY prizes were won by Mrs Rust
Of Louisville. and Mr.. Sheppard. Of staun-
ton.
DOUGHTY BALL TEAM
On Tuesday tho ball team at Goshen
was the talk Of the springs. and when
our nine boarded the train for Goshen
they were cheered immensely. and when
they returned victorious by just one
hardly won point. they were the heroes
Of tho evening.
We have a doughty ball team I'm
Messrs. Alvey, Chesterman. Crawford
Averett. Swift. Libby. Hughes. Miller
and Russell and every one at the springs
is enthusiastically proud of their prowess
on Tuesday evening a most enjoyable
seven-handed euchre party was given by
Mr. and Mrs. a. +. Fox. formerly Of
Virginia. but now haillng from Indian
apolis. TO their friends, Mrs. Campbell
Groner. OF Norfolk; Mrs. Gates. OF In
dianapolis; MIR. and Mrs. Russell. OF
Memphis, and Miss Minnie Cox Of Rich
mond. Mr.. Russell won the gentleman
prize. pretty cravat pin, and Miss Cox
received the lady's prize, handsome
enamelled stick pin.
The opening ball on "wednesday even
ing was the most brilliant affair Of the
season. as Lexington and Goshen fur
nished a large contingent Of men and
maidens fair 10 swell the already large
list Of terpsichorean devotees. AT 10
o'clock the spacious bah room Of tho
Grand Hotel was blaze Of light ana
the grace and beauty there assembled
reioiced the hearts Of all, and
'When music arose with its yoluptuous
swell
All went merry as n marriage bell
Al midnight most delightful collation.
was served. and then the second german
| followed.
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bouquet roses. with Mr.. Cooper
REFRESHMENTS AND WILD

fLOWEhS- ~,
Others present were: Mrs. jessie Hic-
Nair. Norfolk. cell blue SILK. lace we
dress; Mrs. S. c. Sanders. Georgia elS-
CANT white corded silk; Mrs Snii'n' pa pa
timore. striking costume OF white anu o,-e
silk very handsome: Miss Guy |haiioe1o'
pale blue SILK and lace, and many o1"0. :,
A large party from Fairyiew houso ~
Il cream, cake, and fruit was server W
proprietor John l.. Stewart IN tno uilI 80
hall, tables being lastly decora.eu W.1'
wild flowers, and dancing was theh resuii'-
ed until after one.
One unique and ludicrous innovation
was the introduction around the room, y.
an apparently handsome brune,'e,
whose deep cultural tones ana peau9iu',
scrawny arms betrayed the wouid-De ia.'
one and caused much merrimeht anu iu''
for the crowd the entire evening he was
compelled TO make his escape poor iei-
low!
A large party or twelve drove over to
Grandfathers Mountain, TUESDAY So
called from decided profile Of mans
face,) a distance of twenty miles. Ley !
at 10, returning at g. Another par y VI
fourteen left Wednesday for Lui'hie' re-
turning the same evening.
Rev. Thomas A. Tidball, Phiiaoeiphia'
preached another pble sermon SUNDAY
morning; at night RABBI Marx Georgia
delivered an address in the parlor. ne
spoke OF the diversity Of thought among
so many people. and touched brieny upon
origin Of religion and polytheism.
Weather is delightful now. bright sun
NY and cool.
Excursion tickets are on sale from
Richmond and other cities to Blowing
Rock and adjacent resorts, via the SOUTH
ern railway. Land Of the SKY Route:
POMONA
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vice. led by the Same choir. and in which
all Joined.
SOME RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the recent arrivals / may mem
ton: ,.,,-
IL. L. Mayer. Or /. VI. Gibbs. Norfolk
Va. A. b. Rust Mrs. A. b. Rust Dtn-
Vile XIV: Mrs. G.. j. Drlry. Charles Z.
Drurv Dayton. o.. Miss l.. T.. Mayo IN
Annapolis Ind. Mrs Thomas NJ. HOT
Mrs. r.. j. Laird haw River, y. c.; ).
Groner wife and family w. IA. Davis and
wife. Miss Annie l.. Davis, Miss Eva VI.
Davis. Miss Ethel Davis, John j. Davis
Norfolk. Va, l.. G.. Younger. Mrs. J." ..
Younger Cora W. Younger. Richmond,
Va. william Davis Norfolk. Va. fey-
ton Rhodes. w. Mar.s Larerty. lexington
Va: j. Samuel McCue, Charl1tttaFlll-'
Va; Thomas -. Ransom. Staunton' 81 a.
jamie King. Richmond. Va. Harry Lee
Loweuberg Norfolk. Va. +. v CLARKE
Il. G.. Tempeton. b. Estes Vaughan
Thomas r. Marshall. Jr, h. J. owen
Frank Moore. Lexington. Va; Mrs. Ada
cochran. Washington. y. c.; Emlen Hdre
Miller. Philadelphia, Pa; Mss IA. VI.
lawson and daughter, Chicago, H., Mrs.
y " Iuckott. Owonsboro Ky; j. Fred
ETanrer stanton, Va. f. l.. Martin.
Goshen. Va; G. o. Craft. ID. NJ. Fortune.
Y. NJ. Fortune. LOngdale, Va; Mrs. J. 9.
Biden. Dr. J. ii. Hiden. Richmond. Va;
Mrs. T.. wilkinson, Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. Mack Roberts. Charlottesville. Va;
j. O. McClelland. Goshen. Va, >. T. Blh-
lock Fayetteville. Ca; Mrs. Oscar Wood
ward Washington, ID. c.; Lettye y.
Dackay. ST. Louis. No. Lille j.. Stricky.
Louisville, Ky; Mrs. Franklin. j.. GIN.
Portsmouth. Va; Mrs. Thomas j. Not
tingham, Norfolk Va. ALICE Hogan. Al
lanta, Ga; Mrs. NJ. Beals Boston, Mass:
A. T. Fox. indianapolis Ind. $. @. Crab
am. TaZewell, Va; j. Ruben. Alexandria,
Va: w T. Miller and wife, Fancy Hill.
Va: j. =. Penn. j. G.. Penn. Jr.. Danyiiie.
Va Mrs. f. Waguew and child, Mr and
Mrs. r. T.. West. Atlanta Ca; r.. O..
Mitchell, A. a. Shipp Miss Bessie Ship.
Lexington. Va. Mr. and Mrs James Ham,
ilton Lewis Seattle; George A. owen,
Mr. and Mrs. Lea G. Voolfolk. Miss Mat
aege Louisville. Mrs. Sol Kank. Dayton,
o.. Mrs. A. NJ. Clarke. Charlottesville;
l.. NJ Sanford. Jr.. New Castle. Ky. Dr.
william Tinney. Onancock. va.
PHYLLIS.
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FORD'S ITTIIIA STRINGS.
Many Richmonders Summering at This
Pleasant Resort


WAYNESBORO. Va, July 31.-Spocial.-
SO many Richmond people who were here
last season have come in the past few
days that Fords Idtnis begins TO wear
very much the appearance it did last
summer
Among to-days arrivals are Mrs. J. r.
Riddick, OF Richmond. who is pleasantly
remembered here as one Of the guests
whose charming social qualities contrib
utsd so largely to the attractions OF
Ford's Lithia last summer
Other arrivals are: Austin Levy. NJ NJ.
Straus, Mrs. J. II. Harvey and three
children. Mrs Henry Gunst. Richmond;
Misses May and Matte Young. OF Louis
Vile. Ky; DR.. Leslie Campbell and wife.
Westminster Md.
Friday night the regular dance came off
at the pavilion. but owing 20 an access
sion OF twenty-four couples from Staun-
ton 70 the regular contingent, the affair
was merged into a german. The party
from Stanton came down in tally-hos,
coaches and buggies and were gay and
lively crowd.
The german was a grand success and
was conceded TO have been the event OF
the season so far.
At II o'clock the doors Of the dining
room were thrown open and the dancers
were invited in 10 an elegant repast, 10
which ample justice was done.
Those from stanton were: Misses SAL
lie Fauntleroy, Minnie Grafton, NJ. H.
Allen. Sue A. Hamilton. Lucy Cooke
Minnie Allen. Jessie Bowling. Rosa WIZ
Fannie Peck. Bessie Hanger, Rosa Tuck
err Laura Carmichael.
The gentlemen were: ]. L. Bumsard-
ner. IL w. Wayt. r. W. Bell DIT. George
II. Bell. DR.. II. r. Morrison. J. S. Denny
! Il. Tannehin julius WITT, william
Trout. John Crowle. ]. II. WOODWARD
]. w Laird. Wilson Timberiake f. -
Rerklev. f. l.. Olivier. Frank Asst.
The stanton party were chaperoned
nv Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Beck. J. II. Wood
ward led the german in his usual feilcl-
| tous manner.
MANY thanks are due the popular man
- Mr. Phil Smith. for the pleasure
enioved through his open-handed hospi-
| tality.
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Miss NJ. Stokes. Virginia, yellow SILK
with white organdie overdress.
Miss Stoddard, Georgia, Canary figured
silk with contrasting trimmings, also
Misses Forbes, Baltimore; Annie Will
Jams. Richmond, Carrie Johnston, Geor-
gia Levy. Scott. Fitzsimmons Georgia.
ard Messrs. John Stoddard, Mac Boyden'
Meetze. south Carolina3W. Andrews
North Carolina; Logan, Lipscomb' DICK
son. etc.
But this was far eclipsed by the first
and very lovely german Of Tuesday eve
ming. due entirely 10 the kind thoughiul-
ness and interchangeable efforts of Mr.. VIII
liam j. Andrews. OF Raleigh, y. I. IL
was a Daisy German. the hall being hand
somely decorated with myrtle, ferns ana
daisies. FestOons of green interspersed
with daisies hung over the top and pot
tom Of the band stand, bank OF ferns
filling the fireplace. with numerous vases
of ferns and daisies on the mantel above
and beautifully rejecting in the long MIR
ror. while wreaths with an occasional
huge artificial daisy peeping FORTH gave
the finishing touch.
With the beautiful costumes and pretty
women it was an enhancing scene. The
march TO the ballroom commenced at TO-,
and after three rounds Of the room, the
Of I'll Captain, the ball started.
THE DANCERS PRESENT.
Mr.. Andrews. Of Raleigh, beautifully
lead with Miss Margaret Stokes, OF VIZ
ginia, becomingly gowned in floral organ
die, bouquet Of pink sweet peas. MISS
Stokes is decidedly one OF the bellies
Among other dancers were:,
Miss Lila Wing. Georgia, elaborate
creation of white lace and organdie, with
Mr.. Edgeworth Smith, Baltimore.
Miss Minnie Tucker, Raleigh n Z"
lavender satin with chiffon over-dress,
bouquet of sweet peas and ferns, with
MIR. f. Sledman, Wilmington.
Miss A. i. Levy, Georgia, pink silver
linen over-dress. with Mr.. ID. Craig.
Mrs. Boylston, Georgia, handsome white
MORE and chiffon, with Mr.. Julian Bax-
ter.
Miss Maria Jones. Richmond, tan lans-
downe. with Mr.Lorick, South Carolina.
Miss Stoddard. Georgia, Powered organ
die and lace, with Mr.. John Dickson,
Charlotte.
Miss c. Johnston, Georgia, pink SILK
with white lace overdress, with ---.
Miss Fitzsimmons, Birmingham, pink
organdie. with Mr. Logan.
Miss Annie Williams, Richmond, baby
blue silk and lace, with Mr.. Wren, North
| Carolina.
Miss Forbes, Baltimore. pink silk with
| grass linen over-dress, with Mr.. w. Hel-
| ferman, Savannah.
Miss woodward. Birmingham. white or
candle over white and lace, with Mr.. a.
| NJ. Meetze, South Carolina
Miss b. Scott. Georgia. blue silk with
| lace over-dress, elegant diamond crescent
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mccu. Chalmers. Miller. Pennington.
Eusseli Harris. Lane. RiEzwalIer, attend
ed by their devoted knights. Masters
Whitley. Gates. Miller, Swift. Grief, RITZ
waller. Pennington and Popham-
> skirt Dance-Niss Cora Younger.
3. You Shant Play in Ny Bacs
yard" Sung by little Alice Lane ana
Hazel Ritzwaller.
4. A Mathematical Charade-A righ,
angle. boy kneeling to girD. Describing
a circle, (boy has arm round girls WAIST
Reducing fractions 10 a common oehonF
nator, (girl IN bridal veil before Sh9 MN
ister). on at a tangent sEl holdihs
broom ready 10 strike boy. Hazel ana
Eugene Ritzwaller and Spencer Miiler'
3. Song-Ye Merry Birds. Mrs Lane.
Encore-Florlan Love Song, Mrs. Lane
6. A Summer Idyl-Mesdames Gates
Collins. Rhett. West. Stockdell and West
and tho Misses Gammel. Rosenheim,
Johnson. Martin, Cottrell and Dilley, ana
Messrs Yeager. Swift Sinclair huger'
Thomas. Blaylock. West, Grief and Gates
= A Bachelors Revery-Mr Hugcf'
Mrs Rhett. Misses Maude johnson, ran
ny Martin, Annie Gammell, Mrs PVphaii'
Misses Cottren. Dilley. Ethel Gammeu.
Rosenheim. Mayo Halle Gammeh' MessrA
Pendleton Pope and Bennett Gates
=. 0OuS-lidIll IhNH .Air' 1900
Encore-"I Want You My Honey.
. The Farewell esdames khett ana
Fox and Messrs. Walsh and Alvey.
10. Cupids Garden-Mrs. Ieager
H. Casting a Damper on the Scene
Mrs Fox and Miss Gammell and Mr. SIN
clair
T. Tho History Of a Sleeve-Miss Gam
nell. Mr.. Sinclair and Mr.. Blaylock.
Is. Find out the wife Of the man VINO
is telling the story-Mr leagcr surround
Cd by six couples
H. Henry II and Fair Rosamond-Mr.
Yeager. Mrs. Collins.
Is. Marguerite Fanny Jane Mil
Ter.
Tho applause was loud and long and
many OF the pictures were called before
the curtain "A second and third time.
a TALLY no PARTY.
This morning a tally no party consist
ing of Mesdames Rhctt, Stockdcll. West
and Miss Maude Johnson, attended by
Messrs Robert j. and Gordon Thomas.
and Messrs. Blalock ana West and Master
Read Stockdell. left in gay glce with
horns blowing and loud cheering from tho
by ISLANDERS. They will coach through
the beautiful Goshen Pass. and stop az
the Natural Bridge Rockbrige Baths and
Lexington. returning i'm time for the usual
Saturday German.
This mountain is so invigorating that
il makes us unuring in our search for
pleasure
But my letter would not be complete
without mention or our sunday service
when Mr. J. c. Harrison. Of Georgia. gave
us % most earnest and eloquent discourse
on the text, Keep thy heart with all dill
igence, FOR out of ii are the issues "a
nfc' Messrs. Yeagor. Hugcr and Wal
lace. and Mcsdamcs Stockdeu and Lana
accompanied by Miss Marcia Davis mada
an excellent choir, and tho whole congrc-
cation joined with zeal in singing the ola
familiar hymns. Mrs. Lane rendered
Beautiful city, with rare feeling. % TIA
evening there was a delightful sons SER
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Mr. BENJAMIN Hugcr. OF Charleston. Mr.
Huger is one Of the most popular young
men at the Alum, by the way. The chap
erones for the evening were Mesdames
Swift, Pope. Harris Buckner Dilley. Cot
trell, Gammell. and Gwynne were hand
somely gowned in black satin brocade
and velvet and were ablaze with dia-
mOnds.
on Thursday there was an exciting
ball game between the married and sin
gle men Of the springs in which honors
were even.
DELIGHTFUL TABLEAUX.
But the tsbleaux on Thursday evening
were the talk Of the week, and very beau
tiful they proved 10 be.
At $50 +. NJ. tho ball room was filed
with spectators who sat awaiting the
fairy like scenes which followed each
other in quick succession.
l. 4 Sylvan Scene-Little Misses Swift
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IN The LAND OF The SKY.
Dancing Feet Keep Time TO Merry Music
Midst North Carolina Mountains.
The ZENITH OF MIDSUMMER GAIETY,
CloudIcss Days Spent Meath Dense shades
and Ripping Streams, and Nigh" OF
PIeasnre Gliding Through the waltz
I'm This Enchanted Land

GREEN PARK, July 3.-Special.-The
zenith OF midsummer gayety Is no"
reached. and popular interests in social
functions have been much increased Dy
last weeks festiyities-a hop THURSDAY
night. a german Tuesday night ana
german Monday night at Blowing 49,
Hotel ali OF which were most enjoyable
and attended by large assemblage OF
S,ieitors and guests from the surrounding
boarding houses.
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
The FIRST hop of the season was given on
Thursday night Among the dancers
were.
Miss Lila Wing. Atlanta, Ca, yelIoW
corded silk with violet trimmings
Mrs. Stearns, Georgia, white organize
very elaborate valenciennes trimmings.
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AT GOSHEN BRIDGE,
The Magnificent Allegheny Hotel Now
Crowded with Visitors


GOSHEN BRIDGE, Va, July si-Spe-
cial.-The past week has certainly been
the most enjoyable Of the season. The
pleasure and attractions provided through
the untiring efforts OF Colonel j. c. $.
TtmbeTlake, the manager. who makes il
his particular business TO look after the
minutest details Of the comfort and pleas
ure OF his guests, have made every day
& round Of pleasure. The elite OF So
cicty nom everywhere is crowding the
hotel. and It Is a standing joke that with
August lst the Standing Room Only"
sign VIII have 10 be prominently dis
played before the hotel This is not at
all surprising considering that the Ale
ghany ~ a summer resort II the first
class prc-eminent for splendid manage
ment, select society a fine table mag
nihcent music. shady groves, electric
Illumination, fine lawns. and beautiful
flowers with views in every direction OF
mountain scenery unsurpassed. No re-
sort can boast OF q more aristocratic pa
tr0nage or count among its guests
larger number OF most beautiful. accom-
plished and fascinating young ladies.
among whom are Miss Lcttie Ewing
Mckay, Miss Rebecca Stephenson, Miss
Margaret Childrey. Miss ~ NJ. Tenney.
Hiss Lille Stuckey Miss Eva Stuckey.
miss Matte Baskerville. Miss Halle
Csmmeli. Miss s. Leiper. Miss Annie
Gammell. Miss Alice w. Hogan, Miss
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Alton Notes.

ACTON VA, July 3.-Special-Nr'
- q snotts and wife are visiting rela-
tives at Royal Orchard. o,.,.ns
Mrs stephen a. Putney, OF Ricnmoiiu'
4 With her cousins. the Misses Spots
for the Roberts-Spotts nuptiais next
week. -,.,.
Mr.. 6. r. Dell and family, OF Baltimore
oro Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs ]. Il. Hall.
Mrs. ]. A. White. Of Atlanta Is al
Mrs, NJ. o. Hall. of charlottesville Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lipscomb.
The oat crop has been harvested ylelo
not so heavy as wheat; grass thin' ana
drought bad for corn.
Captain ]. S. Hays IS very Ill at MS
residence. "Chestnut Ridge
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SHE ENJOYS A DOLCE FAR NIENTE
LOVES TO DO NOTHING, SWEDTLf.

-LON lJS IL ~ NOI1liANp, - " 4@+~A -
States army; Captain L. b. McGrotty'
Mr.. George r. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. IA.
L. Randolph. and many others. The pro-
cession of transients is interminable.
Hardly has the grand ball passed when
the enhancing music Of the last sacred
concert by Sclenleeots Quartette claimed
instant attention. Secured by the fine
discernment Of Colonel Undertake AT
considerable expense. these artists have
earned the admiration and respect OF an
audience whose high social standing.
musical culture elegance and refinement
are the best guarantee Of appreciation
and confer the highest compliment upon
the superior talent and personal worth OF
this organization. An additional sur
prise was the recitation Of Mrs. NJ. Beal.
Of Boston on Wednesday night last.
This talented lady surprised and delight
ed her auditors by a Tepertoir Of recita-
lions that elected unstinted applause and
numerous compliments.
Thursday night a programme OF vocal
and instrumental music recitations and
dancing took place.
Friday night was monopolized by the
children under the management OF Mrs
Judge j. r. Tyson. Of Montgomery Ala.
and tonight being the usual german
night, some new figures will be danced
and all Of the dancing set are looking
forward TO a grand time.
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They Came From Gladstone.

About 400 excursionists arrived In tho
city az II O'Clock yesterday over the James
River Division OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. ana were soon distributed
about the parks and along the business
streets. Tho excursion came from Glad
stone and points along tho line between
there and Richmond. The .eturn IRAN
ieft the depot at the foot Of Eighth stress
In the evening at 7.S0 o'clock.
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SHIFTS Instituted.

suit was instituted Yesterday IN the Law
and Equity Court Of Richmond, by X. y.
Chanin & CO. Incorporated. against A.
! Ford and w. G. Mcdowell for S'-O;
action Of assumpsit.
Another suit which was begun In this
court Yesterday was that Of Mary y. Glib
honey against W. NJ. Parrish, action OF
trespass on the case, 500.
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Ethel oamm.n. Miss cleborns and srea.

Ethel Gammsll. Miss Cleborne and . great
many others.
Among the married ladies are Mes
DANES David Toweos. J. r. Tyson. @. b
Davenport, l.. r.. Stephenson. J. X.
Childrey, Il. q. GIL. T. J. Nottingham.
q. Woodward, II. l.. Merrick, ii. C
stucky. NJ H. Watkins. Il. w. Perrin.
w. O. Baskerville. J. III. Dooley. j. y.
Wood, w. II. Clarke. H. w. Is. Glover
]. r. woodbridge. and host OF others.
Among the prominent new arrivals
from Washington. ID. c., are Colonel and
Mrs. Butterford and son, OF the United
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THE SHEET SPRINGS.
Here, Too, Joy is Unconfned and the Hours
Are Full of Pleasure.

NC uII OF TT~hfWT"'
SWEET SPRINGS, w. VA, July 81
Speciality letter last week had to be
sent in ahead of the german. and there
fore. 1 could not mention 1t, but 1t was
a great success. and very much enjoyed
by all. There were about twenty-five or
thirty couples dancing. and these with
the guests Of the hotel, all In evening
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