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The herald., 1897-08-01
Rupture Cured

SANTA BARBARA, July 9. 1867
This is to certify that have suffered
for fifty years with double rupture and
tried during those years every kind Of
truss in the market, but without receiving
any benefit. Three years ago placed
myself under the rupture specialist, Pro-
fessor Joseph Fandrey, who came from
Germany, now located at 8zt S. Broad
way. Los Angeles, and without cutting.
injection or operation was relieved at
once and able to attend to my busi.
ness, which is practical brewer. After q
few months was entirely cured, and at
the age of 70 years ! am a sound man,
and have been so for three years. Any
sufferer from rupture anxious to be cured
can drop me note, and will be pleased
to answer any questions upon the sub
ject. H. r. MULLER,
Proprietor City RrewefY.
Santa Barbara, Cal
The herald., 1897-08-01

All prices of wall paper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom, 1924 South Spring street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
PRODUCTIVE FARM
NEAR KENWOOD AND KILBY'S STA
TION. RICHMOND, FREDERICKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Teri
T. Wilcox and wife to the undersigned
trustee dated May T. 1894, and duly re-
corded in the Hanover County Court
Deadlock 81, page SO. to secure certain
notes therein described. default being
made. and being required by the bene-
hciary so TO do. | will sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises.
MONDAY. AUGUST 30. 1897,
Mt p. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed. as follows: "Al that tract
piece. or parcel of land. lying and being
in Ashland District. Hanover county, Va,
containing III 9-l00 acres, more or less.
situated on Grassy swamp and adjO.n-
ing the lands Of 4. c. and r. Lowry, j..
NJ Thompson. jefferson Thompson's es-
tate. Hail. lately George Kellogg $
estate: John Kellogg, and others, and on
the road leading from GoodalPs TO Kill
bv's Station"
There is a good fve-room dwelling. be-
sides other improvements on the place,
and its convenience TO railroad station,
IL 10 prospective purchasers
TERMS. Cash as to expense OF sale. all
nast-due taxes, and two notes, one OF
BIG and 500, with interest from May 10.
1897. and balance In twelve months. inte-
rest added secured by deed OF trust.
c. y. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Brown & CO.. Auctioneers.
NOTE.-You can leave Richmond on 4
p. NJ. train, attend sale, and return on
500 T., NJ. train. au p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26

~ n. her home. iloG Decatur street. IL
very much improved. 9.
Mics Lottie Pugh. of petersburg. 10
visiting Miss Emma Cox, on Bainpr'"s'
The hazaar OF Manchester Council is
Meeting with great success at Odd-Fei'
lovs' Hall. on Eighth street.
Masters Eugene Lipscomb and otis
Norrissett returned home Tuesday from
a bicycle trip in Amelia rounty.
There will be lawn party given oy
several ladies OF the Sewing Circle OF
stockton-Street church on sixth ana
Maury streets tonight.
MIsg Ida Titmus and brother. OF this
city. have returned from King William
and Caroline county. where they spent
a pleasant visit of three weeks.
Miss Meta Williams. Of this city, Is
visiting friends at Dorsetts.
Mr.. Warren Parsons, Of Washington
is the guest of Mr.. S. s. Patch, IN TINS
city.
Miss Mary Lee Friend. who has been
visiting in Amelia county, for some
weeks past. was in town several DAYS
this week. but is now visiting IN Hen
rico county.
Clipper Godsey and A. W. Williams.
two white men. were charged before 'he
Mayor yesterday with fighting. and were
fined $3.50 each. Godsey was also hned
s. and costs for being disorderly on the
street.
new business enterprise, under the
name of the Manchester Manufacturing
Company. to put up such goods as pickles
baking powders, and canned fruits, is ex-
pected 10 start in a short while. III Is
claimed that about 800 persons VIII be
employed. most Of whom are TO be resi-
dents Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
shockOe Creek Improvement Almost
CumrIeted.

The much-talked-of improvement 10
Sbockoe creek Tor which the Council
committee governing that stream award
ed the contract some time ago TO Messrs.
Peter Donald Il Sons, will be completed
IN n few days The s.onework between
the dock and Warner Moore & Co.'S mills
Is finished and Workmen are now en-
gagged in cleaning out the creek. ABOUT
sixty years agO numc was built across
this stream a short distance below DOCK
street. Ii was constructed of stone, anu
the arch was only feet above the bed OF
the creek The result of so small q pas
sage was TO give the stream a runner
shape the smaller opening being near
the outlet, and TO cause much damage
by reason of the waters OF the creek
backing up into adjacent houses ana Gel
lars. Last November. under contract
with the city. Messrs. Donald a sons
undertook 10 substitute an iron fume for
the canal for the stone arch, and 10
widen the bed of the creek from 20 10 80
feet by removing the western wall 10 rect
out for the sum of s7,100 The depth OF
the fiume was reduced from TO feet.
This with Other changes, increased the
space between the fume and the creek
bv feet.
While this is a great advance, II is
hoDed that IL will not be the end OF the
Improvement. The City Engineer mas
urged frequently the necessity, as safe
tv measure. of the enlargement Of the
arches at Dock. Cary, Main. FRANKLIN
Union. and Marshall streets. TO give
freer outlet to the waters of ShQckoe but
so far the money has not been fofth-
coming. 1t is only n matter of time. now
ever. before the work must be done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
Personals and Briefs.

Colonel f.. l.. Edmondson and wife are
spending a short while with relatives on
south Third street
MIR. Nell Witt and wife, of Radford, Va,
are the guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
Dan HiX. at 6l7 east Main street.
Mr.. Thomas j. Stratton has returned
from West AppomattOx, where he has
been in attendance upon the Farmers In
stitute.
Messrs Samuel L. Kelley. James b.
Kirk. and j. w. NOkely have returned
home. after doing Atlantic City and other
points of interest.
Bessie. the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Smoot. continues quite
iii with the typhoid-fever at the family
residence. on east Marshall street.
Mr.. George W. Mosby, general manager
and electrician OF the northern cities, has
returned from a visit TO his relatives, and
improved very much in health before he
left.
Mr.. r. c. Burrow Commissioner of the
Revenue Of Prince George county, and
Mr.. Il. f. Daniel, Treasurer of Charlotte
county. were at the office Of the Auditor
of Public Accounts yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitehead. of
Baltimore. are visiting the latter's
mother Mrs. Gavin, at her home, ON
Louisiana street, Fulton. They VIII leave
for home to-day on the steamer Viz
ginia.
Considerable excitement was caused
Tuesday night about s o'clock in the
neighborhood of Seventh and Main streets
by the burning out of a motor on one of
the cars of the Main-street line. Quite a
large crowd gathered. attracted by the
volumes of smoke which enveloped the
car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.
Three Hundred Delegates Present
Mt the Cleveland Gathering.

CLEVELAND, o., August 25.-The
American Bar Association was called to
order at Association Hall this morning,
with an attendance of nearly three hun
dred delegates. President j. NJ. Wool
worth. of Omaha delivered an eloquent
address. He afterward introduced Judge
Samuel Il. Hunt, of Cincinnati, the rep
resentative OF the State Bar Assoca
ton. Judge Hunts address was largely
one of congratulation that Ohio had been
selected as the meetlng-place of the
national association.
The salient point of his speech was
that other bodies were occupied with
the refinements of civilization rather than
with the fundamental principles of gov
eminent. There is need of strong and
stalwart men I'm every part Of the land,
to maintain unsulied our national honor.
The people must look largely TO the
lawyers of America for the enforcement
OF the law.
Virgil =. Kline was expected to de-
liver the address of welcome on behalf
OF Cleveland. but failed to appear, and
Hon. James II. Hoyt took his place.
Officers tor the ensuing year will be
nominated and elected on Friday morn
ing. Among those whose names are
mentioned for president are Judge
Samuel +. Hunt, of Cincinnati; Judge
Robert S. Taylor, of Fort Wayne, Ind.
and Judge william Writ Howe OF New
Orleans.
After acting on slxty-nine applications
for membership, the society adjourned,
and spent the afternoon enjoying lake
excursion. under the guidance Of the
local association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
A Pretty Church Wedding-Tenchers
Elected.


CHARLO VA, August %.
rerecial.) THE marriage of Mr.. James
Nelson Waddell and Miss Margaret
Blount Daniel took place this morning
at the Presbyterian church, in TINS CITY,
The ceremony was performed by III.
George l.. Petrie in his usual Impressive
and happy manner. The pulpit was oeiu-
tifullv decorated with palms ana hiasno
las. and was festooned with English IVY.
The bride dressed in white satin, enter
ed bv the left aisle on the arm or her
brother. Mr.. Thomas Daniel, preceded Dy
Mr.. w. j. Keller and Mr.. John .. Nnite'
The groom entered by the otner alsle'
accompanied by Mr.. John w. FishDurne,
and preceded by Mr.. John X. Anderson
and Dr. Halstead S. Hedges. me weualng
march was exquisitely rendered by MIS-
MouIz. After the ceremony Mr.. ana Mrs'
Waddell were driven TO the Union DePo.,
and went off for an extended trip 10 Olu
Point Virginia Beach, and Louisville, ny
The groom Is the son OF the late MI.
Lvttleton Waddell. and Is one or our most
prominent businessmen. The bride ~ lhe
daughter OF the late j. Blount Daniel. OF
Memphis. Tenn, and Is most chdi hhiiis
and attractive young lady.
At an adjourned meeting or the Clty
School Board last evening Miss a. Sarep-
ta. Moran. of this city, and Miss Josephine
Hancock. of Keswick, were elected teacn-
ers in the white public schools, 10 HI
vacancies caused by the designations oil
Miss Matte Price and Miss Leila John-
son. Miss Moran is a NJ. A. OF the IVES
lex,an FemaIe Institute, Staunton. There
were twenty-five applicants for these two
positions.
The summer law german took place at
the Fayerweather gymnasium tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
ruF COHEN co. THE COHEN CO

representation was fixed at one delegate
to each fifty votes or fraction over
twenty-fve. which were cast in the cleo
ton for Governor i'm 1898. The conven-
ton will be composed of forty-four dele
gates. apportioned as follows: Newport
News. 16; Warwick, 4; James City, Z;
York, II; Charles City, 4; Williamsburg,
2.
The gentlemen mentioned for the nomi-
nation are Hon. j. j. Powell and w. j.
Moss, Newport News, and Common
wealth s-Attorney j. f. Hubbard, of
York There is some talk of Mr.. Powell
not being eligible. as he nows holds the
State office of Superintendent of Schools
for the city of Newport News.
Under the auspices of Magruder-Ewell
Camp. Confederate Veterans, General
Thomas l.. Rosser lectured at Cameron
Hall last night before a good audience.
Soon after the General commenced his
lecture one of the lanterns was acct
dentally knocked over and quantity
of kerosene oil split On the floor. which
at once blazed up, and for few minutes
there was considerable excitement in the
hall, but the fire was soon smothered,
and the crowd resumed their seats ana
the entertainment went on without the
war Illustrations. the audience being
very much interested in the Generals
remarks on the war and the exhibition
OF the movable figures.
General Rosser, during his stay here,
was the guest of Commander James ID.
Moncure. Of Magruder-Ewell Camp.
Mr. Wilbur Davis, Of Richmond, rep
resenting the Boston Hunting Club,
which recently made a large purchase
| on the upper York, with his attorney,
met the contractor, Mr.. Coleman WHIT
| taker. yesterday, and visited their
| happy huntng-grounds" to lay off the
site for their clubhouse which VIII
have accommodations for 100 members,
| and will be known as Jaskanask Lodge,
1t Is highly probable that our public
schools will begin the session this year
| on the 10Th of September, instead OF the
LIST Of October as heretofore. The
county schools will take in on the 20th'
| and the teachers who are absent are
expected TO return from their vacation
| in time.
Mr.. c. C. Harrison. a leading mer-
| chant of Lenoir, y. c., is here, visit
| ing his mother. Mrs. Lizzie Harrison.
| Rev. w. r. Roberts. rector of Bruton
| Episcopal church, will leave Friday eve
ming for Culpeper. to bring home his
family. who have been summering
! there with the family Of the Hon. Rich
ard Lewis.
Colonel John r. Sedgwick of Cincin-
natl. and DR.. Thomas II. Ewers, from
Richmond, were here to-day, guests at
| the Inn.
| Mrs. Norvelle Henley left this morning
| for a weeks visit to her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Turner, of New Kent.
Mr.. John r. COPELAND, who is con-
nected with the Southern road at Pin
ners Point. was here to-day 10 see his
sisters, Mrs Harry Hundley and Mrs.
| w. l.. Spencer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26

Fine Figured India SILKS, o'c' qu''''''
for &c; all colors. ru,,ro
Plain Black All-Silk Hand-Made ''''N"
piac E' Ail-siIk Rustling Taffeta for &c;
Fancy Striped Brilliantine, III vard
colors double fold, for &c a saio a,,,h,a
cho,herd Cheek Dress Goods, douDie
fold. for &C. "A yard. 49, .oid I'M IN
All-Silk Fancy Ribbons that SOU uP ~
81, for i212c. - oo,ors for
Ail-Silk 3-inch Ribbons, goou eo'o''' '''
NO co All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons for l2'sc'
5c' Mems Gauze Underwear LOT l0S s,rd
White Unlaundered Shirts, 1oc' HIM.
for 25c. % q yard
zine Mating for 5. g. and &c: ysE Ec
Linen Caha,,io, skirts that cost $3.50, Tor
q SIece Curtains. are SOC. ,,,,d for
a. Lace Curtains, neat pretty him.
, sse Linen Collars, 2l4c. each; new
v sIyi,gIs ting Corsets. as good as SOc'
eyer corsets. always s.25, for 'oc.
90 / c. Corscts for S-Z9. &c good
S5-inch Fine Black He iG Ward1
a. CSC can buy. for lsc. . yaau' Doen
1ricnred black Mohairs heavy DeePi
isHnS for s i-Sc., instead Of the usual
16 2-3c. ,tkc n ward.
Fine Brown Cotton for ~, a {or 2ikc.
Fine White Domet Flannels loi ~
,Silc Fine French Percales for 54,c.
Tanpets. organizes, and trencIn7 a., JAZZ
nets for SC; cost from - 10 ',5a0
white Double-Bed Blankets TOT oi lsG' sell
Heavy White Bed Blankets thd' il '0''
for Sc soon, for $50. ,,,.o.r for
90 i and 20 White California Blankets lot
,,; Ss wv White Wool Flannel for CSC. yard.
large Smyrna Rugs. "a inches Ions'
bright colors, for $l.25. e.. &C. n
$50 Silk Tafeta Close-Rollihs oii'i''
1J lSyi s paid Muslin, 1-Sc. grade. 7-Sc.
The hest soc. Linen Table DamasK' "oc'
Ai-iJnen Huck Towels, &c; each, en-
Csc. Turkey-Re,dI H. Table Eard pamaSN' "
Al incr White Hemstitched Handker-
A chefs. i2isc. grade, &c. each.
Colored Bordered ones hemmed' J. .
All nie sizes s Childrens Ribbed Hose fuil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
GURREY, HORSE AND HARNESS
~ BOOKCASE. FURNITURE,
CARPETS. sc, AT AUCTION.

will sell at my auctlou-house at 1880
4. NJ.
TO-DAY Crhursday), AUGUST 25. 1897,
One Surrey, in good order; one Good
Horse and Single Harness;
Oak and other Chamber Suits;
Very Nice Fancy Antique oak and Lea
ther-Back; Handsome Walnut Book
case: Excellent Carved Pedestal l0-foot
oak Extension Table; Walnut Hall
Chairs. Leather-Seated Oak Dining
Chairs: Fine Oak Sdeboard, Tennessee
marble top Banquet and other Lamps;
Parlor. High-Back, and other Chairs;
Standard Sewing Machine. with attach
ments. I'm good order: Nice Baby-Car-
riage. three Folding Beds; Hall Stair,
and other Carpets; Mahogany, Walnut,
and other Wardrobes Toiletware, Blu
reaus Washstands. Tables. Extension
Tables Bedsteads. Springs, Lounges.
Cooking-Stoves and a large assortment
of miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
au 26 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
THE YORK DISTRICT.
The House Nominating Convention
TO lie Held on Septcmbcr Goth.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, August 25.-
(SpeciaL)-rhe conference to arrange for
the nomination of candidate for the
House of Delegates from this district
was held at Lee Hail. Hon. Dug. G..
Smith presided. The chairmen present
were DIR. j. II. Crafford. Warwick; w.
f.. Goffigan, York; A. J. Barnes, James
City; l.. f. Barnes. New Kent: W. L.
Barrett. Newport News; Williamsburg
and Charles City were represented by
proxies. Mr.. A. j. Barnes casting the
vote of the former and l.. f. Barnes the
latter There was some misunderstand-
ing here as TO the place where the meet
ing would be held. explains why Will
liamsburg was not represented by its
chairman. DR.. Moncure.
1t was decided to hold the convention
here September 30th, and the basis Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26

Judge +. X. Farrar passed through inc
city last night on his way to Amelia 10
hold court tomorrow. He has been III
New York and Maryland for two weeks
ON YESTERDAY he delivered his Johnnie
Reb" lecture at Mountain-Lake PARK
that being Grand Army day there. Ihere
were at least three thousand persons on
the grounds, and while the Blue pre-
dominated. many Confederate veterans
were present. The meeting was cordial
and frateTnal. Governor Atkinson, OF
West Virginia. introduced the Judge to
the great multitude, and he was given
most hearty greeting and an attentive
hearing. He made a most percepuble I'M
pression on his hearers. and brought
tears to more than one eye in the multi
tude.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
DRUGSTORE FOR SALE.

by virtue OF deed OF trust to the ~
dersigncd. recorded In DeCd-BOOk No -
page 81, in the Clerks Office OF the His',
ings Court, for the city of Staunton.
will sell, al public auction. 10 the hlghe'.
bidder. in front OF the courthouse, 81
stanton. Va. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th,
az u NJ. az not sold privately before t-as
date. ONE OF THE BEST LsIAo,
LISHED, EQUIPPED, AND LOCATED
DRUGSTORES in the city Or Stauh'oN'
formerly conducted by W. N. Allen.
By an inventory recently taken thS
stock fixtures, etc. cost over 49,. ny
will be sold as "a whole on the to;loMius
terms: Cash 81 600. or It's equivalent ~
endorsed negotiable notes, al sixty ot
ninety days. with interest added ana ~
remainder In equal payments al y. -
and a months: notes 10 Do wei secutVu'
and TO bear interest from date.
II. H. TROUT. JR.,
M ia-tau2Ti Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
BY J. A. Brown.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
SALE OF A YALI

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA.
L BILE SOUTH ANNA RIVER FARM AND
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN HAN
OVER COUNTY. ABOUT SIX MILES
FROM THE TOWN OF ASHLAND.--Ry
virtue of "A deed Of trust. executed % th1
underslgne! February 4. 1880. recorded
February 3. 1850, In Hanover County
Court Clerks office. In Deadlock =
page 263 and being required 20 DO so ly
the note-holder secured therein. / wl
sell. by public auction in front Of Chars
Stebbins's store. i'm the town OF Ashland.
AUGUST %. 1897.
AZ : o'clock p. NJ, tho PROPERTY con.
veyed by said deed. being the farm upon
which the late William Priddy resided 40
the time OF his death. known as MEDLEY
Grove" containing $50 acres more o'
less). and adjoining the lands Of &. Yes,
and others This farm lies nearly n milo
on the banks Of the South Anna river
has broad acres OF river-bottom and very
productive Large dwelling. well shaded
and some out-buildings. The land gene
rally is very good and easily cultivated.
Good neighbors. schools. mills. arl
churches. An undivided half Interest N
no farm will be first offered. and l Is
satisfactory bid Is not obtained for D.
the whole farm will then bee sold t0 the
highest bidder. a fine opportunity Is
offered 20 those seeking safe and profit.
able Investment. For further inf0rml-
ton address the auctlOneer, at Hanover
Courthouse, Va.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs
of executing the trust. and TO Discharge
the balance OF the debt secured. amount
ing. with interest. 10 S6iS.7S. and as 90 no
residue terms Will be announced at sale.
II. II. CARDWELL
au l7-l0t Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il OF
A DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
AND SMALL STORE ATTACHED,
No. 1915 HICKORY STREET, OR SHORT
CLAY STREET.

BY virtue of certain deed Of trust to
the trustees of the Old Dominion Build
ing and Loan Association. dated April
s, 1895. and recorded I'm the Clerks office
OF Richmond Chancery Court. Deadlock
l4 b. page 122. which was given TO Sc
cure the payment of a certain bond there
in mentioned default having been made
In the payment of a portion thereof, and
being directed by the Board of Directors
of said association so TO do. we shall
offer for sale, at public auction. upon the
premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST %. 1897,
at O'Clock p NJ, the aforementioned
PROPERTY, being the same conveyed by
the deed OF trust hereinbefore mentioned.
The house has six rooms. and there is
city water on the lot: the lot fronts 30
feet and runs back a good depth.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale.
all past-due taxes. and the sum OF sSS9.5S {;
the balance upon a credit of six and
twelve months secured by deed of trust.
JOHN u. PURCELL,
JOHN $. ELLETT
FRANK r. SUTTON,
Trustees Of the Old Dominion Building
and Loan Association. au Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
Good Show at DrOad-Street Park

There was no doubling the popularity
of the vaudeville at Broad-Street PARK
last evening. Every seat was filled. ana
the audience showed every evidence or
approval of the show.
And the performance moved with de-
lightful smoothness and celebrity.
All the artists won hearty applause.
John Starr, the juggler; Tom Peasley' the
comedian: the Rooney and Reinhardt sis
tiers. the American trio. and Needham
and Jones being especial favorites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

sTRAYED. FROM MY, PLACE. 527
Brook avenue. August 10Th. ONE DARK
BROWN cow with a short piece OF rope
around her horns. III returned TO the
above No. reward will be paid.
an 26-1t' JOHN AkBAUGH
north Fifth street. Saturday, 20th,
BLACK AND RED JERSEY HEIEER
ANY information OF her Whereabouts Will
be thankfully received.
au 2e-lt' Mrs. JOHN e. TAYLOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-26
SUMNER RESORTS.
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

High altitude. purest mountain air.
exempt from malaria. epidemlcs and an
and delightful; company large. select. and
entertaining; amusements varied. Taken
as a whole. making IL one OF vlrginia's
most delightful resorts. Send for. Illus
trated catalogue gfytng our extremely low
rates. JAMES A. tkALit.h,
ia 27-2m 81 MANAGING Receiver.