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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-24
The Weeks Schedules.
The schedules for the week follow:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

STANDARDIZATION at Louisville, Balti-
more at pfttsburg, Washington at st.
mt Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Sunday-Louisville at Chicago. Brook
Iyn at Cincinnati. Baltimore at Cleve-
land. Washington at st. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND.
aturday-Taunton at Fall River.
Broekton at New Bedford, Newport at
Paw tucket.
EASTERN.
Friday, rday-Providence at To-
ronto Springfield at Buffalo, Wilkes
barre Mt Rochester Scranton al Syracuse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-24
National League Standing.
New England League.
AT NEWPORT.

BY good luck rather than good playing,
Fall River won out from Newport. Mil
Ter for the visitors. was a puzzle, and
while hit as hard as HaWley, the hits did
not count. Miller carried off the batting
honors with Il homer. double and single,
and practically won his own game. Haw
ley was wild and erratic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-24
Az NEW BEDFORD.

Battcries-Miller and j. Common
ley and Crisham. Umpire, Hunt. All
ance 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-24

: National League Games.
AT CLEVELAND.

The Giants played most miserable ball
and We're easily defeated by the patched
up nine of Colts. Attendance goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
COrSetS.

Normal COrsets OF strong Jean.
stripped With fancy lowered sa-
teen, boned bust. 3 side stee!s.
strong zone. finished with Amber
tine, imperviOus clasp. drab only.
sizes Is TO 80. 400
c. P. Imported Corsets. French
gored. bias cut, boned bust. Venus
back. daintily Tossed and topped
off with silk embroidery. black
and draD, sizes IS to 30. .... i go
The Nazareth Waist for Wo-
men. Have you seen it? A per-
feet substitute for a corset for
negligee wear, also the thing for
all athletic purposes. an exquisite
fabric, we'll boned. silk trimmed.
LOO, extra sizes. LEO
The Nazareth Waist for Chill
dren. has just enough elasticity
to let a boy or girl grow right.
three qualities. 1oc, 21o
anu -...'... - - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14

Siegel-Cooper Co.'S xxx Best
Minnesota Patent Flour. per DID,
4.15. per bag.............. O"c
BIB. pail best Elgin Creamery
Butter Observation-Disclosures. 90
Clevelands Baking Powder. per
n. can .....'''''''''''''''''
Barker's Hasty Lunch Choco-
late, per n................. 'Vo
Fancy white and tender Japan
Rice large heads, per d.. nc
TEAS. your choice Of 80 kinds,
Including Oolong. Gunpowder,
English Breakfast. Japan, Ceyion
or India. retails regularly for Joc.
and over: for this sale. per IDS.
100. per lb.............. Boo
Citron. Lemon or Orange Peel.
per ib..............-.-' .''''''
Fancy English Walnuts. per
III ............,. &C
Norning-glory J lava CoHee'
makes a rich. fragrant ana ~.
licious cup. per ib.........' 'c
. 10. Package Rolled Whli ;
~
Oats ..,...........'.
10 TBS. Gold Dust Yellow Corn
Meal ..............'''
Fancy hand picked State Pea
Beans per bu.. LIS. per 10. 20
Chocolate Menier. per d.. -oc
National Food Co.'S Assorted
Soups. all varieties. quart cans.
per doz.. 1.5O. per can....'.'"c
Crown Brand Pickles. pam
mixed or chow chow. per doz.,
DOC. per bot.............'.. 90
Hazel Fancy Maine Corn or
SuccOtash. white and tender, de-
Mcious flavor. the finest packed.
doz cans I.ZJ. per can.....I Tic
Hazel Jams In 3 and > pound
jars; per pound ............. I4c
Fancy Extra Fat Shore Ma tx
erel. in full 1O-pound kits. per
XII ..................' S"o
Hazel Family Soap. 90 full J.
pound bars In box, per box Z.31,
per bar Observation-Disclosures. 10
5-pound package Of Laundry
Starch ................ lie
Fine Valencia Oranges or Mes
s!na Lemons per dozen... loo
Fancy Sugar Cured Hams or
Bacon. per pound .... Zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
Mating
and Rugs.

We have still remaining a Few
rolls of China Mating. Whicn 10 No
viii sell, per roll Of 40 yds @''o
Also a large assortrnen' a. "A
roll. $50. 300. 4.OO' O'V"'
500, 1000.
We will also close out the pal
ance of that special lot or frehcn
Wilton Rugs. choice patterns.
frineed: good value at 500, prnce
now ......... h'c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
Dress Skirts.
Prints. &c.

Prints. &c.
10000 yards Dress and Apron
Gineham. regular &c. quality, a. a..
over town, for. ...'' Dry
1000 yards OF Lace Orsanu,r'
and fine Lawn, a magniiicento i ar
raw OF designs and tints, l-I2c.
the price elsewhere. our prlce''"'
5000 yards 36-inch French
Cambrics for Mems Shirts. IA.
dies Waists and Dresses. IN lisn.
grounds. red grounds. light blue
superb collection OF Pa Pa
lust 1000 yards MASQUERADE
Crepes. Crepons, &c, in yei n,'
orange. and green's. only Leg.
kind for ...........''' ''''
Another new lot OF lace Eta
mines in flower and scroll designs
also plain colors Of pink, green
cream, lavenders. reds. black' ~.
a regular 23c. quality. yard. LEO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
I Linens and 1uSIinS.

Bleached twilled linen Roller
TowellIng, I'd. .............1 l2o
Bleached twilled Dish Towel
ling. yd.. ......... .<nc
IL yd. long Table Cloth. with
borders, each .,.......... 3Do
is and 20 in. bleached Double
Damask, very fine quality. value
90 I'd. .......... O3c
91-in. all Linen Napkins. a
dozen .... II sd
Bath Towels. white. extra
heavy and large, each. 49,.
DC. Ito and 14c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
Tea Gowns.
Shoe Specials.

Ladies' Chrome
tan kid and
black glaze kid.
lace and button
shoes, new Co
lumbia and coin
toe. IA to EE.
with high or
low heels.2.5O
Ladies' Kid
Button Shoes.
patent leather
or kid tip,in two
new s h a p e 8,
pri C c. p r
pair .....1.4O
Boys and Chill
dren's 5 h o C S,
the largest as
sOrtment a n q
ow pri c e 8,
quality consid-
cred; see our
Little G G n I s.
"Sitka" Calf.
sizes . TO 1879.
for .......O Doc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14

Mahogany finished 3-pieee beu,
ronr, Snii French bevel glass on
dreeeer OF superior workmanship
and finish. just like CUT, d rI% On
seller at $500: sale price 30"
Six suits. ranging IN price TIA az
$1,000 TO $15O0o. at..'..o"'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
Umbrellas.

Fine choice Umbrellas. all styles
OF the newest handles, sterling
silver. ivory. pearl. hand painted.
miniature Dresden painted. all
made In the best manner. none
regularly sell under $3.50, many
up to 81 90, choice Monday.2.2S
Umbrellas recovered and made
over equal 10 new.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07
NORrnERN NrCK POLIrICs.
Lightning Knocks n Family senseiess-b'g
Camp Meeting.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. August g.
Special-The contest for the Legislature
in Richmond and Lancaster counties
promises 10 be of unusual interest. Hon.
Howard Hathaway. the present member
is willing to accept the nomination again.
and other prominent Democrats men
toned az probable candidates are Messrs
J. NJ. Chinn. Jr r. Carter Wexford, ana
Thomas T.. Pullen.
The Republicans most frequently spoken
OF for the Republican nomination are
Hon. r. Spicer Curlett. Messrs. ;. r.
Gresham. and Eugene Phillips
Judge r. II. Beale who Is candidate
for recollection as judge Of the Courts OF
Richmond and WestmOreland counties
will be opposed before the Legislature by
Mr. j. w Chinn. Sr. of Richmond coun-
". and G. Conway Baker, OF Nestmore-
land.
Marvin Grove camp-meeting is still in
progress I'm Northumberland county. and
will continue until Monday. Large crowds
have been attending during the week
This year the services have been conduct
ed entirely by the local Methodist preach
ers of the circuit in the lower part OF the
Northern Neck.
During the storm on Wednesday night
lightning struck the residence or MI
Ham Marshall. i'm Stafford county near
Whitewater and knocked several OF his
family senseless The house was hut Ut
tic damaged. and those shocked are re-
covering.
NJ. l.. c. Mitchell. a prominent citizen
Of the Northern Neck. father OF Or. J..
| O. Mitchell died this week at NuttsNille,
his home nj an advanced age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07
mEfNLEY no TERMONTERS.
The President Addresses the Vermont Fish
and Game League.

PLATTSBURG. n. Y, August 6.-Pres-
ident Mckinley and party left Bluff Point
at IL A. NJ. to-day 20 attend the mid-sum-
mer meeting OF the vermont Fish and
Game League at Isle La Motto, ten miles
north OF here.
The President was accompanied by Sc
cretary of War Alger, Secretary Porter,
Senator Proctor and Governor Grout, Of
Vermont. there were no women in the
party
Being called on for a speech the Pres
ident said:
Mr.. Toastmaster and Fellow-Ctizens
I wish | had fitting words to respond to
yOpr generous welcome and generous
hospitality. 1 can only say / reciprocatc
your sentiments as expressed in the
speeches ana songs. / like Vermont; l
like her people: ] like her civilization; l
am never i'm the presence OF a New Eng
land audience that ! do not recall that
her civilization penetrated every State in
the Union. Patriotic men and women are
found wherever New England civilza-
tion is found 1 promised myself l would
not make a speech while away on my va
cation and had assurances that would
not be called upon to-day. but / cannot
help responding to your generous wei
come
Il am glad to meet and greet you as
Americans. We have more right TO be
proud Of our civilization. l say TO Yer
monters and TO the people Of. New Eng
land. this country owes much to Vermont
Tor our splendid civilization.
"Cling to your Puritan heritage. II Is
one OF your greatest gifts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07

motion. Lieutenant Mayo was men
Unanimously elected captain and thanked
the company in iew appropriate re-
marks.
Tho election of Second Lieutenant was
then proceeded with and private Jane >
TYLER nominated First Sergeant George j..
BidgO1d for the position. while private
William Cameron placed i'm nomination
Second Sergeant George W. warren. Al
tcr a few brief remarks I'm favor OF the
two candidates % preliminary vote was
taken which resulted In u 20 II 10 laVoI
OF Sergeant Warren and the cntlfe ~ Notts
on tne members present were then Gus, lui
Sergeant Warren. who was declared py
the chair 10 Doe elected Second Lieutenant 70
TO NOTIFY HIM.
After Sergeant Bidgood had briefly con
graduated the company on lht stitD t.. a..
made by them. committee was hpPvy,iii,.e
III consisting of Privates L. Brander' w IN
cameron and James Tyler 20 inform Ser
reqnt Warren of his election.
rho COMPANY meeting then adlourueu
s,d the Rluos' Association met with Ma
5or n w Richardson in the chair.
me election of the two officers was men
ratified hy the Association on inO''''
Major Sol Cutchins. ..,..,,r.,-.r
ANOTHER ENTERIA lNM ~ i; a..
The Association then adjourned ana VIZ
.,r,rnttfee who had been in charge on
tb1 srr4nromcuts Tor the sham ballle
Md reccntlv at the Broad-Stfet b"sc,
non park then held a rather proIacleu
,,-tf,, i'm the officers room. II WAS ut
i,.d a. have another big cnteIlaliui'u
.,ri,, la Soptcmbcr. probably IN lhc "uul-
,orit5r but the details have not yet ucei'
decided uuOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07

sembly was not in session. In accordance
with the provisions OF this act, ~ shan
he the duty OF the General Assembly AT
its next session, by a vote OF the Two
Houses, to elect fit person 20 be At
torney General for the residue OF the term
that has become vacant. -
From this act has been taken sectlon
81 in the Revised Code OF Virginia OF 1875,
which is now in operation and reads as
follows .
Section 81. When Office OF Attorney
General Vacant. How Ftlled.-When a va
cancy occurs in the office OF Attorney
General during the session OF the Gene
raj Assembly II shall be nlled by the Joint
vote OF the two houses III such vacancy
occurs when the General Assembly IS not
I'm session. the Treasurer. Auditor OF PUP
lie Accounts and Second Auditor or q
majority OF them. shall elect an Attorney
General and shall certify the fact TO me
Governor. The person so elected shaii
hold the Office until the end or me uneN-
PRED term. or until thirty days AFTER me
commencement OF the next session OF ,ne
General Assembly whichever may nap
pen first. At such next session On ~
torney General shall be elected by tne
Joint vote OF the two houses ior SUI"
part OF the term as has not expired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07
TheSaskatchewan ConstabuIary.

DUCK LAKE. y. W. r.. June 9-The
Northwest mounted police are little know
In the United States, but deserve TO be
given credit for the way In which their
duties are performed. The force numbers
"A little les than 90 and are stationed IN
little squads all over the Northwest terril
tories al eighty different stations. Their
duties are difficult ana dangerous. but
the redcOat constable Is supreme in the
Northwest Recruits must be between
p and 20 years Of age, Of good character
able 10 read and write either French or
English. and TO be equesirians of skill
The pay Is from SIS 10 S2l monthly. ac-
cording TO length Of service. for cOnsta-
bles. and from $3.50 10 SO for non-com-
r.ssiOned officers There are also fifty
officers and surgeons. The enlistment is
for five years. and no married men are
enlisted. Nearly half OF the force are In
their second enlistment. The bushes OF
the force is 10 keep vice IN check and 10
make life and proportv secure. To this
emf they address themselves with all
their might. ana to turn eood judgment
high intelligence and esprit de corps this
region owes It's excellent reputation for
morality and regard Tor law and order
on these points 10 may challenge COM
harrison with any other similar district
IN the world. There IS no inducemcnt 10
criminals Deb come mere. Tor they at once
are met by Ugilant, unrelenting foes,
with whom peace is mpOssible.-ChicagC
Chronicle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07

AT The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton tomorrow afternoon. at 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. j. 81 s. Leach Will ten some OF the
many things that q young man can do.
Mr. Leach Is president OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union. OF the First Bap-
tist church. and is well known In this
city as a fluent and interesting speaker.
MI. e.. ". Hunter, Jr a member OF the
All Saints church choir. VIII assist in
the regular song service.
The Boys Gospel Army service will
be held az Q o'clock. the assistant score
tary james -. Stubs. viii conduct this
meeting The order OK service consists
OF a preliminary song service Scripture
reading aud short address by the
speaker. The subject fOr the afternoon
~ Neglect" All boys under sixteen
years OF age are invited 20 attend.
The subject for the Bible study at S
o'clock will Doe The lmpotcnt Man Heal
"a at The Pool OF Bethesda The regu-
lar attendance az this study is good and
an persons. whether members OF tho
class or not. arc cordially invited TO at
tend.
All Of the above meetings viii be held
in the Association Gymnasium-a re-
markedly cool and pleasant place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07

40 Further Danger of ~t"rN"tion-N NE"
mortal sight set Aside.

40 Further Danger of ~t"rN"tioh-A "e-
mortal sight set Aside.
r E Lee Camp c.. ". was called 10
order promptly at o'clock last evening
with commander Warren in the chair
Comrades A. r. Micou. j. II. Ware l..
Lew. and James L.. Craig, were reported
ill., ,, ~,
Comrade ID. Hardy pyle was placed on
tre sick visiting committee from Monroe
" ard. -.1.
A FORMAL notice Of The death Of Comraoe
Bailey Davis was read
Th, second Friday night I'm January OF
each wear was set aside as Memorial
NIGHT. It was also resolved that the ron
az deceased members Doe read ana the
chaplain Soc requested 10 address inc
canp after which any number shaH nave
am opportunity 90 make any remarks rei@-
dive 10 the life and death of any deceased
comrade. and that on that day ana night
our flag Doe displayed al half mast.
Comrade Storrs as committee from
,te Sons of Veterans made Il report on
progress of the proposed cottage az the
soldiers Home and asked the endorse
meut OK the camp of the PLAN when vas
given
Comrade -. smith BEDFORD brought up
the case of Mr Slagler the Confederate
veteran. who tried 90 commit suicide last
week. as stated in The Times. lie told OF
she aid which had been riven by the
Ladies Auxiliary of Lee Camp and others
and asked that the camp agree 10 pay
the rent for "a small building at Second
and HuI streets. ARRANGEMENTS had been
made bv which there would bc no further
danger OF their suffering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07
Seventh Day Ahypnti.tS

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. August 8.
Specialize Seventh Day Adventists
opened their camp at Belmont Park yes
torday afternoon by commencing series
of Workers Meetings under the direction
OF Evangelsts l.. J.. Meade. OF Michigan
and l.. +. Reeder OF Virginia.
quite number are now on the grounds
making ready for the camp proper, which
will begin on the 18th and close on the
22d.
Among the prominent men OF the camp
is Mr.. James Garrett. Of Richmond, Hnh
Mr. Everett. OF Kimarnock. Elder ~ w.
Cotrell OF Massachusetts Elder '. ~
Lucas OF Washington and other promi-
ncnt speakers Will be present Monday
next.
There will be some forty tents, several
of them very large. when the camp ".
COMPLETED At this meeting VIII he heid
the annual conference OF the virginia
Seventh Day Adventists. -,
Mrs Henry Geedings. Of White Hap'
who suffered a stroke OF paralysis seFe
raj DAYS ago, is extremely III, with put
little hope OF recovery. - >,,.,
cards are out for the marriage OF MSS
Ethel w Brown TO Mr.. John NJ yer
kins The event will take place on Au-
gust the 18th. nj Mt. Moriah church'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07
Banner Week at Forest Hill.

Manager Leath says this has Deen tnt
banner week in point OF attendance , az
Eorest Am Park last night nearly even
+ oa.;iobie seat was occupied by an audi
Snce hat fully appreciated and enjoyed
the various excellent acts thaI weIe pre-
sented The Metropolitan lhrey, De
Forest anc Mack, Collins ana Iollihs,
hUe5stin NeuWlle and Lillian Barlow
r1osso their engagements this week ana
tonight will be the last oppoi 1um.y ms 10
800 has hen. all in all, the strongest OF
Thcre has been a vast improvement
In the car service during the past week'
due TO the personal supervision Oh Pup ~
intendcnt Selden. and as a result the
aWdience has not been disturbed by num-
hers of people leaving while me iast &C.
IS i'm progress to make sure OF the hts'
car to Richmond. The transportation ID
ciities at present are ample ,.,c
There will be a matinee to-day AT 4'oD
u NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07
PERSONAL ANDGENERaL.
fntcrstlng Facts About Richmond C't''
gens and Other Matters.


yens aud Other Matters.
Mrs. Hattie Tyler and Miss Irene Jones
arc Waiting In GordOnsville, va.
Miss Jennie Bare is summeung in Louisa
county.
Miss Imogcn Fariuholt has gone 70
visit relative in Port Royal She expects
TO le away the rest OF the summer.
defective G. \. Gibson went TO Bowl
ing Green yesterday after "a whlte man
named Tom Smith. who is wanted lor
stealing wagon.
NJ ccoree washington Thomas Will
nrobablv announce himself as candluate
Tor the House OF Delegates from iicnii0o
cnuniy ..o-,
inc rev. ). .. KirK lert yesterday morn
ing for Bristol. Tenn. where ne Will sup
PLY for the First BaptIst chuIOh ""''"e
the month OF August
Mrs. II. s. Land OF No. 1907 Buchanan
street D. visiting her sister MIs. Luna -
Brown, OF Hanover. She VIII return
about August 18th.
Mrs Charles t. Bolton. Of 9l2 cast
Marshall street will leave home Monuay
next for visit 10 friends IN Naifeh'o"'
Va and Washington. -. g
Mr. S. w. Fleishman. OF 61S norm
seventh street has gone TO A ~,
O.. via the Southern railway Tor "eeN
vacation from business
William Hicks. negro boy. living on
North Third street. while fishing al kes-
o,,.oir Lake Thursday ran nsh nook
through his lip. lie was taken nome anu
thc hook was cut out by physician
,rhs Peredictine sisters were desplv
torrrec bv the sympathy shown III 'helr
rc-sn. sorrow. They hereuy eNll,ss
grateful thanks 10 the reverend c'e.
~, religions OF the dluelcht o'"ci9' 81 y"
TO an Ter kind friends.
rT.s Lammy Walker. Of RoNbu'y, re
turned a. her home last wednesday amer
"a stay AT the Pan Cottage Nnb'"'h
Isarh and a visit 10 NOTION o"sS, -
accom- anied by Miss Ess'es'o' ~ w
FOL
THE New Gospel Mission. at the corner
~ Twentv-nrst and Franklin streets IS
having q glorious meeting every "lbnI,
with an increasing interest mere ~ w.
three conversions this week. ana o'hti9
are asking prayers.
| no. been contend TO his bed for more
| than a week. is somewhat improve.
| Mir and Mrs. James Gargett nave sont
| 20 the mountains OF Virgin" ~ 'l'''''
! summer.
! Miss p. r. Crabtree. Of Indian Terri
tory who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
/ Iobn r. Goddin. west Grace street lei'
Richmond a few days ago. expecting i.
make number of visits TO other lriehu'
en- route TO her home.
Mr. Marcus Schoales prominent I ma,
! dclDbian and president OF tne JaCh.,I
| Democratic club. OF that city, Is tne
I eTest OF his cousins the Messrs. D [ir
/ iron. No. Is west cay Street street, 10,
| scboales is secretary of the DeVlin iron
/ Works Philadelphia. and has been "a
| Ncwport News on business. lie VIII re-
| turn home m a few days.
Mr.. Joseph Lyon King, formerly oil 'hii
CITY. but who has for several years heiC
responsible position in the Government
! printing Office. i'm Washington, Is in the
/ go. Nth his bride. They are registered
az Niurnbv's Hotel. and will spend few
! DAVIS visiting points Of interest In an'
| sround Richmond. Mr.. King was fol
ouite awhile employed on the Dispatch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-07
SusseX COUNTY.

ROCKER. VA. August Especial
Yesterday was County Court day. Judge
Timothy Rives, of Prince George' sat on
the bench in the absence Of Judge Jesse
f. west who has been quite SIGN WIN
malarial fever for several days
There are only eight paupers at the
almshouse. and most Of them are very
feeble
The merchants complain of a dun trads
lust now. Very little farm work Is CONS
on. and the consequence is the laoorihs
class have very little money ana inc
principle industry for August heretoiore
was gathering sumac. and since that mas
dropped to % and 30 cents per huhu'eu
hounds dry. that has stopped.
Tbe prospect for general good crops
is very promising. Ian,
Mrs. b. +. Marablc, of Dubuque Iowa.
ana Miss Liza Branch, OF North Caroliha'
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Moss