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The times., 1898-05-21

Norfolk and Western earnings for the
first nine months of the year are said
to show the equivalent of 4 per cent on
the preferred.
There is talk again of an agreement
between Manhattan and the rapid tram
sit people. | see no reason to believe
the stories, which are put out by Man
haitian interests, evidently.
The times., 1898-05-21
Boys suits, SIG.

lot of boys vestie and double
breasted suits, the vestie suits are in
sizes from 3 TO 5 years, and the double
breasted styles are IN sizes up to 10
years-better made-better finished
than any clothier's suits at double the
price-for S1.29
The times., 1898-05-21
BOYS suits. 39c.

The choice of a lot of Boys Fine
Wash Suits, which are made of Gala
tea cloth, and made in the most thor
ough manner-finished with plain col
ored collars-and trimmed with anch-
or figures, will be offered today
for 39c.
The times., 1898-05-21
Another lot Of ribbons.

We've added fuel TO the flame by
putting in more and better Ribbons to
the great sale which has been in prog
ress here all this week This makes
still better choice of fine Taffeta Rib
bons. with corded edge and also plain
Taffetas and changeable Taffetas,
and Moires-3 1-2 and inches wide
many of which will serve admirably
for sash ribbons-which We offer per
yard at ........-................ ..lS H2c.
The times., 1898-05-21
BOYS suits. $40.

A lot of better-made boys short
pants suits. in large variety of styl-
ish patterns-black and blue and plaid
and check cheviots-of strictly all
wool materiaIs-and good values at 81
and s450-today for s249
The times., 1898-05-21
HENS collars, 4c.

Mems collars, 4C.
Hecht's will give you a chance to
buy mems 4-ply linen collars all day
today for only 4 cents Choice Of
all styles and all the latest shapes
in every size. They're the very same
collars for which you have always
paid l5c.-unless il was at a Hecht
bargain sale.
The times., 1898-05-21
Boys shirt waists, l2Hc.

A lot of Boys "Merrimac" Percale
Shirt Waists. in all sizes, and in a large
assortment of desirable patterns
plenty good enough for any boy in the
land-will be offered today for u l-2c
for choice.
The times., 1898-05-21
Youths suits. $3.50.

Another lot of boys long pants suits.
in all sizes.and the larger ones Will fit
small-sized men. made of fine. aIl-wooI
cheviots-in variety of very nobby
effects-wiil be offered today for
only $780,
The times., 1898-05-21
Ribbons, 4Hc.

The choice of the Ribbons in plain
and fancy effects. moires and satins,
4 and 1 1-2 inches wide in all the most
desirable shades of the season-will go
for lie a yard.
The times., 1898-05-21

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by w. B. Bibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Stock Ex-
change 1897 f Street
The times., 1898-05-21
Another lot of wrappers, oSc.
Taking the Millinery Department

day
today the values extraordinary be matched
you'll conclusion
The times., 1898-05-21
Long pants suits, S2.A.

A lot of boys long pants suits. of
fine, all-wool cheyiots-gOod reliable
qualities-made as you'd hardly ex-
pect such low-priced suits To be made
better than lots of others at double
will go for 81 49,
The times., 1898-05-21
browns" oyeraIIS, Sc.

BOYS regular Soc Brownie Over
alIs will go today for half price.
25c. They're uncommonly well made
intended for the severest service-for
the boys romping play.
The times., 1898-05-21
Ribbons, lSc yard.

The choice of an immense variety of
5-inch taffeta and moire ribbons. in all
the most fashionable shades. such as
turquoise blue yellow. white. green.
etc. and also a choice assortment of
fancy ribbons. in Roman stripe and
black and white plaids and checks
will be offered for only IS cents q
yard.
The times., 1898-05-21
Mems s. and 81 pants. Sl.sS.

Lots of men have urgent need for a
new pair of pants-the coat and vest
can be made to serve for some time
yet. To those we tell of the offering
of a splendid lot of mems trousers of
fine English striped cheviot-finest
worsteds and cassimeres-that are
the regular So and 81 lxind-for-1-9s
today. We want TO lay especial
stress upon the fine tailoring that's in
them-how well they're timmed-how
perfectly they'll fit. You'd have a
hard time finding better. The pants
legs are in different sizes-narrow for
the swell dresser-and medium for
his more conservative brother.
The times., 1898-05-21
Mems shirts, 4S.

Mems fine Madras Bosom Shirts.
with White Muslin bodies, in a splen-
did variety of the seasons most at
tractive styles, now so fashionable for
Summer wear-will go today for
45e They're the regular dollar shirts
that sum never bought better out
side this establishment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02
QUARANTINE MODIFIED.
proccrdImgs nf Sinte Mnnrd OF IIrnli

Proceedings nf State Hoard OF Health.
TIL" State Beard 81 Health held q
meeting Rt Reno on Saturday to dis.
cuss the modification nf the quaran.
tine regulations. Protests were read
from ElkO and Humboldt counties
The ElkO Cattle Association filed {,
vigorous protest, and George S. Nix.
ON sent the following telegram to Gov.
crnor Sudler. @ho was present:
-WiS%EMUCcA, Aug. ~.
-lioY. II. SADLER. Reno: None oi
prominent Cattle men here. Am sat.
isticd raisinG quarantine universally
opposed. Gro. s. NIxoY.-
Finally. after much discussion hy
the members of :hc Board. Governor
Sadler. J. y. Evans. Luuia Dean. l.
y. Blakeslce and others, Or. Gibson
presented the following resolution.
and on motion il wns unanimously
adopted:
'RcSOircd. That the existing quar-
antiuc regulations governing the i'm
rorration Of horned cattle from south
and west OF the present United States
quarantine line be so modified rs to
admit ON United States quarantine
inspectors perm; only such ca:,I" as
have N the sixty days last pas scd
been located north uud east ui the
United States quarantine line, in It.
feet prior Ia the 2J;h OF March, 1888.
To take effect OF and after September
I, lSgS.-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02
VOLUME XXXII.
Carson Nystcry.

Carson has mystery. a commits
stoned Uiii :er from G. mp Clark was
seated on II bench on the the dark
side OF the Capitol ON Thursday even
ing, between two yourg ladies' when
Il civilian stepped up behind and let
drive at the trio with Il shotgun. AL
the parties to the affair rs related by
the News Immediately disappeared.
Who did the shooting aud wh, did
he shoot? Who were the parties on
the bench und lrow did they disappear
50 suddenly! The officers say they
do not know and those i'll the grounds
only know there were two young
ladies und Il commissioned officer nnd
a civilian with II shotgun that was in
working order. The clothing and the
fash told this, but III the uncertain
light they could tell nothing else.
On" civilian swcars he heard three
young ladies, oil on: uf breath go by
him and one Of them whispered. SHY
God. how can VIC Keep this qu ct
She staggered and her con pnuions
held her up while they all ran. How
ever, i'll this there seems to be one too
many younG Indies and SO this may
be somebody rlsc's mystery and have
no legitimate connection with the
mnin Issue. But public opinion holds
to the tho ory that it was some father
brother, husband or lover,
who took this gentle but un.
mistakable mcnrR Of conveying Il
pretty strong hint To the warrior " who
was paying moonlight attention to the
ladies'.
And so the matter rests. The mys-
terry IL still uncl, Grcd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02
CLEANED ABROAD.

The Sucz canal tool. - years 20 build
aS rance.
In France there are So females &c
every l.ulEalcs.
There are abUut 1000 families in
japan .I..I live by fishing.
More tAan - pvT cent. Of the trade
Of Egypt is with British possessions.
In Berlin nearly all the repairs of
the principal streets are carried OH at
night.
1t Is said that about 80 .OCO servant
girls 90 from the German provinces
To BcrIin every year.
Prisoners vhrU arrested in Morocco
are required Ia pag as policeman for
his trouble IN tai. ,h-... to 5ail.
y Japanese brio. .i.ya TX. &.Gding
presents TO her p".rars a. aouc slight
rccompcnsc for their trouble in rear
ing her.
Sirula, l"dia, is bull, on the side of n
steep Kill, and he roof Of one house is
often ona lcy,I yyi,h he foundation OF
one in the nc. ti.r.
Barcelona I. .gr.. ,l" most portlour
city Gf $luiu. .@' I..i.i Of a census
just taken. slov' -;'f. .c.f Inhabitants
to Madrid's a.5,.a.
Siberia is aa g. sei1f: f:Ec'r. There
have been dis. .... ... .. e.. linz c,f
road 81 bi;u.i.u.. ..' - "r gold,
10 copper and t".a ......c ...ftr.
Any Spani.1.' c... b.. ..., cf 10 is
linbic to bc ca''pd in-r g.. s-..... ....-yicc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02

GulAy Mcdowell entertained be.
tween thirty aud forty Of her little
friends Saturday afternoon. The oc.
casion beng her thirteenth birthday.
At tonr O'Clock ihr house waa filled
With little rncs, who anu ed them.
sclvcs playing all Tie games SO dear
Ia chillrcu's hearts until about sin.
when refreshments were served. The
dining room and table wcre bcnuti.
fully decorated, lcmnu being the pre-.
dominating color. The children did
full justice to dhc good thiugs, with
which the table was loaded. and when
Colby cut her big birth lay cake. she
wHs tn, proudest aud hnppicat little
miss Of all assembled. Goldy was
the recipient Of many pretty presents.
and the occasion will long bc u pleas.
mt memory TO the little oncp.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02

The Humboldt river has ccasrd to
be n river. Al many places below
town the bed ~ the ~ rPHm ia perfect
ly dry. This has not occurred before
in many long years.
There is gong tn be dny of rcck.
oning when the Nrvada battalion is
mustered ont. Several ~ :::.- boys
are nursing slightl art little injuries
which they belize to have been
heaped upon then by their superior
officers. and they are only waiting to
get oil Uncle Sam's uniform to have
"a day OF reckoning News.
The cyanide winch escapes into the
Carson river from The plant at the
Eureka mill has been fatal 10 II nun
ber oi animals ahont Dayton Many
chickens have died from drinkinr the
water; several dogs and cats hnyc
kcclcd over uftcr quenching til, ir
thirst with river water. and several
horses have been made quite sick by
drinking from the river.
The Railroad to Staic Line. 50
miles this aide OF Milford ~ now an
ABSURD fact. The mills are cutting
ont the ties. the steel rails urc ordered
and the Tribune nf the l9lh. says:
Tho promoters ~ the Utah & Pacific
completed their plan yesterday, and
the articles oi Incorporation will be
ready for filing tolRy. With that
much accomplished and taking into
consideration the fact that contracts
have been made and work commenced
on the ties the railroad may nov be
snid to have pnRael the period Oi pro.
jecting, and will shortly be Il consu
nation Oi the aims of its original ore.
DE Lamar Lode.
Otto Stallman. general manager Of
the Glasgow & Western Exploration
Company. passed through Winnie.
mucca Inst evening on his way to Car
son. In conversation with u Silver
State reporter IL wns learned that his
company contemplated the erection
OF further furbcos at GolcOnda and u
general extension Of their already
large plant there. iIc ulso said thnt
they were erecting Il ono hundred
stamp mill nt Cherry Creek, White
Piuc county. the concentrates from
which would bc brOu Ihi 10 Golconda
for smelling.
a now mining camp called Cotton
has been started in southern Nevada
near Death Valley. il VIVA discovcr
rSl only u few weeks ago, but already
over 100 men IRE on the ground
One ledge iina been traced Tor II dis.
tance ~ over 5000 feet thnl gives Gs
says ot 40 per ton IN gold and IL
eight feet thisk. An old working has
been found not fnr from
this camp With shnfi on the ledge
from which the orc averages ESQ pcl
ton III FREQ gold besides rich conccn
tratcs. Many of the prospectors tliinl
thia IL the long lost pcglcg miDc
Scmn promising turquoise prospcci
have been fonnd near tho camp
Mineral Wealth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02

PLAINTIFF,
RoRERT =. MooRE AND
MATTE a. MOORE,
DEFENDANTS.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale
and decree OF foreclosure issued out of th,,
District Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dis.
lrict OF the State OF Nevada in and for the
county OF Elko, on the 9th day OF August,
!s'a 10 the above entitled action wherein
the Bank OF Solo. corporation, the above
named l'latntid obtained n judgment and
decree OF foreclosure against the above
named Defendants and each OF them on the
Snd day Of August. lSoS I am commanded
10 sell all those certain tracts OF land situ-
aIe, ying and being in said County OF Elko
as follows. 10 wit: or Section 3. the North
west quarter and the South half OF tho
sSorthcast Quarter; Of section I. the East
half OF the Northwest quarter and the
Sorthcnst quarter: OF section o. the West
hhlt 81 the Southeast quarter: OF section ia
the west half OF the Northeast quarter and
w-st quarter OF the Northeast quarter: OF
sectian ~, the North half OF the Southeast
quarter. md the South half OF the Northeast
quarter and the Southeast quarter OF the
Northwest quarter; Of Section ~ the West
half OF the Northwest quarter; OF Section
5o. the Northwest quarter of the North
vest quarter. oil In Township 81 North OF
Ian. -
Also Of Section ~. the North half OF the
Northwest quarter and the North east
fe"' ~ va luG spOuluNtSL quarter; OF Sec
tlon Y. the Southwest quarter OF the North.
west quarter and the South east Quarter of
northeast quarter and the West half OF tho
Southcast quarter and the Southwest quar-
ter' ni section ss. the Southeast quarter of
the Northeast quarter and the Southeast
quarter and the East half OF tho Southwest
quarter; OF Section 80. the Northeast ounr-
ter OF the Northeast quarter and the Fast
mali OF the Northwest quarter and the East
half or the Southwest quarter; OF Section a.
tue Northwest quarter OF the Northwest
quarter, the East half OF the Northwest
quarter and the Northeast quarter and the
Northenst quarter OF the Southeast quarter:
OF section %; the Northwest quarter of the
Northwest quarter md the South hnlf OF
tue northwest quarter, tho Southwest ouar.
ter and the Northwest quarter OF the south.
east qHarter, oil In Township a., North of
ian. "A'' ie''' ie'' ''''
Together with all and singular tSo tone.
nchts. heredttnmcnts and nppurtennnces
thereto belonging, or In any wise appcr.
tanning. NFfN'
Public notice IS hereby given that ON SAT.
urday, the 18th day OF September. 1903. MT
ten o'clock 4. n. OF said duy ut the I'ourt
Rouse door In the town OF Elko County OF
Elko and state OF Nevada. will In obcd.
fence 10 said order OF sale and decree Of
iireclosure sell the above described prop
erty or so much tho-eof ms may be ncccs-
sarv TO satisfy Plaintiffs Judgment with
interest and costs, at public auction TO the
highest and best bidder or bidders for cash
J. VI. MATEER,
Sheriff OF Elko County, Nevada.
Dated August aand, 1925
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02

Dave Casper has iust received
now lot Of samples OF Spring aud
Summer Clothing which. will be made
To order from $3.50 up, -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02
0SAAAgII1Aa IRDnA9gAs
June Ist to November Ist, 1888.
Nevada Commission:
COL H. b. President Nevada Reno Nevada
EXPOSITION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:

President
Nevada exhibits shipped from
r H. r. Omaha
County Commissioner
product his
u H. from which will
returned 10 the
exhibitor Full
hibiton BEFORE sending ha
should Exposition
who in turn will nfy the Vice President
to take, otherwise drpcainns to
County Representative further
tunIty of advertising the Of Nevada beost.
The Trans Missp ana Internaon Congress
State
dea OF this exposition originated that Congress- session Omaha
S9J
Cmmissn has been og%nized end in active being
q the rnns Mississippi States well along the gahrny
propatons while others exhb through private
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02

{. B. Gould, one of the Fish Com
missioners of California. and State
Senator T.. :. stanton OF Alameda
county are iii towE today They are
here IN the interest of fish and pro-
pose to have photographs taken uf
every obstruction IN the river from
Pyramid Lake to Lake Tahoe and IL
The people OF Nc,nda Will cooperate
with California we can have the tiucsi
fishing stream in ;hc waild. rhc
gentlemen complain, mud justly So
too. u the varinus dams nni uLhr r
ohI.ruciiOrs 'hnt prevent trout from
going up the river. II proper fah
"uys Woe p-'viicd the TruckCr
would be II sporisman'S paradise
from the snow.f II Tahoe to the wat
ers Of PyIami,l, nnl would be- visited
annually by thousands uf excursion b
is,s md spOrisnrrn nnd sCOn become
renowned ~ II iish:ug ErOGnl. Com
missioner Gouid anu Senator Stanton
are taking deep interest IA the mat.
ter, and II our people viii 10 their
part California will stock Tie stream
from ITS source 10 the rIaii.- Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02

Tho Mining md Scientific Press
says: james G.. Fair wns probably
ia good n miner ns was ever on the
Comstock. Twenty years ago lie
said hc Ind pro ,pccted Halo & Nor.
Irosu. and had swept the walls Will,
broom got. uftciwnrd, Supcrinton.
dent Kca,ing struck II body cf ore
within live feet OF one Of Fairs pros
pCctinR uprnisCs, from which orc io
the value Of over 5i.000.G00 was taken
NJ onr IL ininllablc, md the mcn whc
now scout tho idea of unwatcrnR tho
Comstocls levels are particularly fnl'
liblc."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02

Secretary of War Algcr IN being
numerically ronstoh by the press Of
the entire country regardless u poll.
ties Tor Incompetence displayed in
the commisaiary and medical depart,
mcnts of the army during tho late
war. hundreds oi soldiers have died
from pure neglect ana II failure to
provide necessary medicines aud RI.
,iuns. AlgCr rciorts hy laying the
blame on Tie corps commanders. \
congressional investigation will Ger.
,ainly bc made.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02

P Hellesley, W. t. O'Nein w. II
:iilmer. lDel
BRYAN-Joe Tuyl'ors: Inspectors
Joe Taylor, Lou Eastman. Del
By order o; :.ie Committee,
j. F. TRIPLETr,
Chairman.
w. W. BOOHER,
Secretary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-02
NOTICE OF SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 Fourth Judicial District OF the Stale of
nevada, In and for the County OF Ellto.
TnE BANK OF YoLo "a coRPoRArIoS)1
PLAINTIFF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-24
Two Pointed Questions Answered.

What Is the use oi making a better
article than your competitor it you can.
not get 3 better price tor 10
Ans AS there - no difference in the
price the public viii buy only the bet.
ter. 80 that While our pr0dis nav ae
smaller on a single sale they vii. b.
much greater M tn aggregate.
Iuw .su YOU yes the pubic % know
your make Is the t-ss
Ii DntI .-stcivs ere hrouQht prom .
ais before the public both are cet-
ain - Ice tried and the pa lic will very
quickly pass Judgment on them and use
only the better one.
his explains tnc large sale on Cham
pertains Cough Remedy. The rconl,
save been using 10 tor years and have
found tuat be cam always be depended
upon, They may occasionally take ur
with some fashionable novelty pat forth
with exaggerated claims. but are Ger
Gallo 10 return Co tnc one remedy tina
hey know 90 bee reliable. and io.
coughs, colds and Group there IS moth
ing equai Co Chan. oerlalu's Coulh Rem
coy. For sale hy Leonard Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-24
Live Stock in James City.

By Commissioner Hankins re-
turns for the year 1927 the fol
lowing is the number of horses
and mules, cattle. sheep and
hogs. as returned by the tax
payers. jamestown District
Horses and mules, 27S cattle,
3Sl; sheep 527; hogs, go. Total
for the District, 1921,
Powhatan District Horses and
mules 1853; cattle, 23S, sheep, 81
hogs, BOB. Total for the dis
trict, 775.
Stonehouse District Horses
and mules, l47; cattle, l64
sheep, 90; hogs 22s. Total fol
the district 63S.
Total head o. live stock iii thi;
whole county, 1924.
1t will be seen by the above
that jamestown leads IN the
number Of live stock by l,O4t
over Powhatan and over Stone
house, 1888. .Stonehouse anC
Powhatan must wake up.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-24

Mr.. r. l.. Spencer was in
Richmond Thursday
Mrs. II. d. Cole aud Miss vir
GINA Peachy have returned from
Norfolk.
Mrs. III. M. Sweeney will re-
turn to-day from a visit TO
relatives in Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs b. ID. Peachy
and Mrs. +. t. Lamb were in
RichpOnd Thursday shop
ping.
We are truly glad TO an
nounce the improved condi
ton of our esteemed fellow
townsman ex-MayOr DIR. Leo
nard Henley. ST.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-24


Tie Pm ,enix mel
It's frat public me ;a sht. Chapel o
William and Nsrs exc saturday
nizht- and there t s Ian Der
IN attendance. The meefi IRE
sized over BY &c. rhos -. Jr.
and the opening address b iresl-
dent was well received. - e j, ife's
Tragedy" by X. ". Wheat. followed
An essay entitled Above the C.oecs.
WAS read by h. F. Cornett. Mr.. ]. r
Thompson. wac the IRA 81 .Ae acea.
SION, his subject b lug entitled f..te
al" APoet de- ama,ioa The ~
bonds. by J Hurst, aud the evening",
entertainment closed with debate,
ssiject Resolved, To the United
States should retain the Phisppin,
Islands :. Wilkinson. affirmative
c. Gresham, negative.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-24
Band Concert.

Last Tuesday night small
but appreciative audience greet
ed the Marshall COrnet Band AT
Cameron Hall. The Band play
ed several pretty selections
which were we'll received. Mr..
Frahk Wilkins sang " Word
Harbhly Spoken" and for an en-
,orel, "Denny Murphy's Dangh
ter Nell" a pretty Irish ditty.
Mr.. James May Volt sang
"Nola Shannon" and a song OF
his own composition " You
Mustache am too Long for Mel
The singers were accorded atten
ton and were compelled to an
swer several encOres.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-24
n. L. Henley. II. \. Phillips.
HENLEY 4 PHILLIPS,

G emil Insurance Agents,
OFFICE Peninsula Bans B'Idiag
representing tae TolIosriag Companies.
Virginia State Of Richmond. We.
Homo Insurance Co., OF New York.
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co, OF
PhiIadeiphia.
Delaware Fire Insurance Co, Of Phira.
Hamburg Brsmin Fire Insurance Co..
Hamburg. Germany.
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Socle-
~. of Lon ion. Engsand.
Fidelity aud Deposit; Gaarantee Co..
OF Baltimore. Md.
The Northwestern Lie Insurance Co.,
OF Milwaukee, Wis
AT, o. the above are first class stock
companies. AID We are prepared to han.
die AZ reasonable rates l4sy line OF insar.
ance offered US. large Jr small
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-24
A Delightful German.

The German given by the
William and Mary German
Club Wednesday night was
one of the most popular ever
given in this city. There
were % couples on the floor.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. b. c. Spen-
Ger led. The marches and
waltzes were executed with
percision and grace. Dane
ing began at 9 o'clock and
lasted until /. The follow
ing ladies and gentlemen pa
ticipated:-
N.C.B. Anderuon with Miss
ga. Morecock g. j. Downing
with Miss Emily Christian,
j. b. Pollard with Miss Jes-
sic McEnery, j. b. Spencer
with Miss Mary Mercer, Dr.
i. L. Stephenson, OF Norfolk,
with Miss Jennie p. Wise,
Otis Barron with Miss Will
son. of Norfolk, 4. Anderson
T. Miss Fannie Wilson, Bar
ron j. with Miss Sue Webb,
j. y. Hornbaker with Miss
Martha Clopton, OF Washing
ton, j. L. Christian with Miss
Rosa Maddox, Chase City
j. NJ. Coles with Miss Ella
Holiday, of Hampton, Prof
Bird with Mrs. Bird.
Stags-J. b. Parrish, j. \
Moore, Paul Palmer, w. .
Topham, +. ). McCandish
l.. w. White, Ger Wyatt
Spratley, Bristow, /. j
Stubs, b. Plummer, Humid
ley P.
Music was furnished b,
Prof. Persons Orchestra, Q
this city,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-24
shipment of Walnut Logs.

A large quantity Of Walnut
logs are being shipped from this
depot to the Northern market
TO &c manufactured into beau
tiful Walnut furniture. This i
another evidence Of how North
ern capital and enterprise could
find So much room for invest
ment in this truly God blessed
locality.