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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-05-04
ECZEMA
ON EAR

Isufrered from Eczema on the right ear. /
could hardly keep my hands OF it, the itching
was so severe. Small bubbles would open,
emitting watery-like substance, apparently
poisonous. One OF the leading doctors hero
treated me, and applied the usual physicians
remedies without benefit. My brother rec
commended that l try CUTrCURA. Tho first
application was soothing, and before the box
was half gone the disease had disappeared.
II. c. BARNET, GA Race st., CHM, o.
grfRDr CURE TREATMENT FOR EVERY KIND or Ec-
fRNA, WITH Loss or HAIR Warm baths with Curl
cURA SoAp, gentle snontings with CurIcURA, purest of
smollents, and mild doses OF CurIcuRA RKsoLyKSr.
Sold throughout the world. Por1IR DRro AND CHIN.
Cozr Sole Props, Boston. How to Cure Eczema free.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-05-04

GUFFy.-Mrs. Guffy, wife of Samuel
Guffy, died at her home in this place
Saturday, April 80, of consumption,
aged about fifty years. DR.. j. T..
Wightman conducted the funeral SER
vices Sunday afternoon, after which the
remains were buried in the Lexington
cemetery.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-05-04

MoCLUNe.-B, F. McCluug, one of
the oldest ard most prominent citizens
of Augusta county, died at his home
neat Greenyille, on Sunday last, in the
SEVENTEEN year Ct his age. He is SUR
vived by his wife but no children. He
was an uncle of our townsman, Mr.. j.
w. McClung, Of the Bank OF Rockbridge.
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A Natural Conclusion.

An amusing story is told Of the late
President William Allen, of Girard col
lege, and lady of more inquisitive-
ness than intelligence. On one occa-
sion business matter called Mr..
Allen TO small town In the central
part OF Pennsylvania. While sitting
In the parlor of the country hotel in
the evening, after traasacting his busi-
ness, he was taken IN hand by the
wife of the proprietor, who wanted
to know all about his private affairs.
Mr.. Allen took It oil in good part,
and for time was rather amused.
Finally she asked:
How much Of n family?"
"Oh. yes" said he. and he smiled as
his mind reverted TO his hundreds OF
pupils.
How many children ?" she per-
sisted.
"Well," said Mr.. Allen with great
earnestncss, II have 800, and all boys!"
The good lady was speechless for a
moment. Then she arose, and hurry
ing from the room, called softly TO her
husband:
20 John, come in here! We've got
brigham Young stoppin' with us!"-
Philadelphia Record.
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| kEGISTER'S SNOTICES.-NOtice Is herenI
az en- mat the following named persons J
nleu their Administrators, Guardian. ar
ecut0rs' accounts In the Registers OniceS3
der county, and the same win be presenia
cohnrnation and allowance at the Cour N
IN Middleburgh, Monday, October srd, ia
]. First and final account OF G. W. n}
executor or the estate OF Jane Huber latf|
hhsgr0ve, Pa, deceased.
=. First and partial account of J. H. All
a. Hasslnger, administrators OF Joseph Hlz
or, late Of Spring township, deceased.
8. First and mai account of II. W. Ed
guardian OF Rosa G. Burch.
-. First and final account Of W. II. Rcksi
Cnas. X. Bickel executors Of the estate q 4
b'kei' late OF Middlecreek twp, Snyder OIL
8; First and final account Of DR.. Marart n
rOcK, administrator OF the estate Of Dr. Rss
Pa, deceased.
| o: First ana fina. account OF W. H. YsT3
and Mary Suyder, administrators OF the d
OF U. snyder. late OF Franklin twp. SAydsq
Pa, deceased.
z. First and final account OF A. G, Hw5
er, administrator OF the estate Of Rs1
HOrnberger, late OF Perry twp, Snyder o. |
| deceased.
8. First and final account OF Uriah veg
| executor OF the estate OF Elizabeth WeihL1
OF centre twp, Snyder Co., Pa, deceaSei
| .. First and final account OF b. EHh1
W00drun and John !. Woodruff, adminar]
| OF the estate OF Henry woodruff, late Of 4
twp:. snyder Co., Pa. deceased.
10. First and final account Of N. PerclyllH5
administra'or OF the estate OF Esther HIs1
OF the borough OF Selinsgr0ve, Pa, deceas-
II. First and final account Of samuel Kn3]
and !. +. Boust, administrator cum testao1
annexo or the estate OF j. Is. Kraizer, H
Penn twp. Snyder Co., Pa, deceaed.
J. II. WILLS, ResslT'
Middleburg, Pa, Sept. 8, 1898.
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Valuable 0uide.DOa I'd.

At a crossroads in q New Hampshire
township there is sign which recalls
former Joys to many old Inhabitants
and rouses curiosity In the minds OF
travellers. II points up ss-grown
road and bears In faint letters tho
mysterious inscription: "TOLPIM."
To the stranger II Is inexplicnble, but
the boys of 90 years ago know that II
still means; "To Long pond. one
mile" And because OF the many fish
Ing expeditions Of their boyhood, no
one OF the elderly farmers OF that re-
gion will let the old board fall TO the
ground and rot away. as many such
guide boards have done. After wind
storm II often happens that number
of the fishermen OF long ago take
pains TO drive past the old road, and
on one occasion three OF them, each
with provident hammer and nails,
met and talked over old times, and
every one Of them was late for dinner.
Youths Companion.
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Sheriffs Sale of
REAL ESTATl

by virtue Of u certain writ Of Fl. ~ I,
out Of the Court Of Com mon Pleas q, ~ Z
County. Pa, and TO mo directed J WIZ NJ v
to Public sale at the Court House ID =
burg, Pa, ON
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER%'ls 30 = =
nj ! o'clock y. M, tho following des'iN
estate to wit =,
TRACT NO, l.-Ail that certain ,fsn 4
situated In Washington and MiddletsiSa 4
ships. Snyder County, IN. bouno" nj
north by lands Of Harvey Pontius, 9.
by lands Of Solomon LAwer. Abe
John B0yer, on the eouth by LANDS ., "a M ii
or, John boyer and Jacob Duck aps
west by lands Of Peter Yoder, fmsnts n
man aud William Snyder, contalnins, biS|
and ~ Perchea, moro or less, ,omnrsE on r
erected y two story DWEI.LlNG hoo0
BARN and other outbuildings.
TRACT NO. ga Limestone Io'Ns
Of Middlecrcek, In Midilccresk Iow".,r -
der County, Pa, containing one-nsJ Il
or less, or being tho urme lot conse'"
u. bilger and wife 10 w. II. Ripks
seired taken into execution and 'oS
The property Of ". II. R!pka. p,rrER
sherifrs Once, Middleburg. Ps.' sep
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WIDowS APPRAIsENENTs

] w iIWs hritAlSEMENTS.-
oy gwen that the following We wSs Is \
pieH,s ,sh I'M ~ .,hder tho $500 law, have Soss
cnnn,r ANN ,ne -, oerK OF the Or1ans' Cour, oeeh
, day OF October. 1873. WI ''oiday TIE
| ]. Appra'sement OF Elizab.,h
| OF Wallace Lepley, late or Nas, ,Lpley, VA
Snyder Co.. Pa decd. elected 20 t bdste beatei !,
the 500 exemption law. ''oo 'akens,
2. bppraisement OF Caroline v
OF Francis Markley, late or an,arRley, vi,
| snyder Co. Pa, deced. elected ~ an cwra
uer the $500 exemption law. " Hssa
| g.. Appraisement OF Mary = s,,,.,
| william Straub, late OF Wnsb,n,,aauo Nto,
ger Co, Pa, decd. elected To be 'Vn inl luwp,
the $500 exemption law. " We taken u,
! I. Appraisement OF Kate pach,o
John II. Baclman. late OF FranrI,anh' N!do,
snyuer Co, Pa, decd, elected IN ha OWN
der the $500 exemption law, 'e ukea
| 8. Arpratsement OF Nancy crr,,
Henry Grubh, late OF Centre toynut, tuUn, WIDOW
| 70, Pa. dec a., elected TO be taronn sny
$3.50 exemption law. '"Aen uhdef
! g. Appraiscmeut OF Polly Nou u,
3ohh 10 Nuii. late OF Perry IownshIr srvteaN w%N
exemption law, '" unuer ths
| HRpuiaEeInent OF Mary Walter VIA.
Aaam "aher: Jr., late OF Centre twn "Is s.
60; go: "a. decd, elected TO he taser NJ ma ~
s. Appraisement OF Lille shaner w,,.-
| aloert shafler, late OF Chapman ,wn "In S1,
sao 80, pa.. decd. elected TO be taken m pnsS ~
$500 exemption law. '''" unor
| .. Appraisement OF Phoebe Ann srva,, .
9w OF Jacob u. Snyder. late OF Union ,Wn
e .eno Co.; deed. elected to be taken r; nbs,.'
M,,a,o,v GEO. NJ. SHINDEL, ClerkO
Mlddleburg, Pa, Sept. 8, 1928, ''''A"V
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the ulrnu rovss.

There's little town that Nss within . ianA
that's far away.
An the wing Of peace % over II throughout
the livelong day. =
An whsa the night cones drivin' MP her
bustlfn' brood OF stars n.
This little town jus goes TO roost right at
ff the twilight bars. N
No 'iectrie iights. but 1us' the moon. With
her ole shiny face.
An when the toothache twists her. why.
the stars they take her place:
No city halls nor theaters: no dramshops
In a blaze;
But Jus the cup Of calm content. the wine
Of peaceful ways.
An she sleeps there. sweet an peaeeful. till
the sun comes laughin' down.
A-makin' II his bizness Jus TO wake this
little town.
Oh. it's, funny how through all these years
It never changed at all
The same ole homes an houses. same ole
pictures on the wall.
The front yards an the back yards there.
JUS like they've allus been
With ole folks passin' slowly out an young
ones comm IN
The same sweet sounds you uster hear, the
same scents In the air;
That twilight hush that follers when the
evenin' kneels in prayer;
A quaint ole rural picture hangin' in a rus
tic frame.
Where the. folks grow UP and marry. but
the picture stays the same:
An over II. the skies that smile with never
any Nbwn.
OF darklin' cloud to cast its shroud upon
this little town.
It uster be a growin' place when you was
JUS boy,
An the contemplashun OF It ulster to I'LL
yo' soul with Joy.
preserdent,
An the little ole gas engine ranked with
any wonderment.
The streets were wider'n Broadway-all
they lacked was JUS the sto'se-
An II they twist about twas cause the
houses want IN rows.
But now you go there cv'ry year to see the
ole folks still.
An the only thing that's CROWN is the
graveyard on the hill;
An It's better than all sermons JUS to go
an set nroun
An hunger for the faces that was In this
little town
Oh, little town, dear little town. there'll
come to me day
When my heart'll break within me. IL
happen long yo' way.
An two ole folks that's Twin now. an all
my heart hopes fill.
Have gone to live in Gods town. 'mong the
cedars on the hill.
Then I'll llnger in yo doorway. an In rev.
renee bow my head,
An I'll love you for the memory OF yo' dear
and blessed dead.
Ay. III linger in yo' doorway. In the door
way Of my birth.
An you'll be to me. dear little town. the
holies' spot on earth;
An when my eyes grow weary an the
shadders gather 'roun,
May their last look. like their fust one. rest
upon this little town.
John Trotwood Moore, In Chicago Inter
Ocean.
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For eight years suffered from costipat!On ana
severe headache, the headache usually lasting
three days at time. Headache powders rellev-
ed me temporarily, but left too bad an effect.
since began taking Celery King have greatly
improved IN health. seldom ur never have head
acne, have gained Ia flesh, and feel decidedly
well.-MRs. Z. 8. HATCH, Temple, " II. Celery
King for the Nerves. Liver and Kidneys is sold
In soc. and sc. packages by w II. Herman,
Troxevile Mlddeswarth 4 Ulsh, Mcclure; II
4. Ebright, Aline.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-09-15
IN JASPER CAVE.
BY Charles Kelsey Gaines.
Copyright. isaa

TWAS just II years old when we
moved to Granite FaHs, and l
thought it the most wonderful place
had ever seen. And 1t 10 q wonderful
place; though since I have grown older
l have sometimes doubted whether 1t
was any part of the plan of creation
that people should live there. For
Granite Falls is a mere rift through
the mountains, with swift, foaming
river tumbling down the middle OF 1t.
On each side the rocky hills rise up so
steep that you seem to see the sky
through long slit, just as when you
look up between the tall buildings Of
q city street. And there isn't much
more earth in sight, either, than you
see in the paved streets of the city.
The road that follows the river bank
runs along bare ledges for the most
part, and the roots of the scraggly,
stunted trees sprawl out over the
rocks like claws with only thin skim
OF soil to grip in. The winters are
something terrible; for the SHOWS
gather in the narrow valley until the
big drifts cut across the second-story
windows, and you have to make tun-
mel TO get to The we'll, and another to
get TO the barn. Sometimes for q
whole week you can't reach the store
or the post Office or the house OF your
nearest neighbor. Indeed, the only
reason why anybody ever does try to
live ut Granite Falls Is because of the
splendid water power and the great
log-drives that are foated down the
river from the vast forests above, TO
be sawed into planks and boards in the
is always heard there, and the air 10
full of the sweet, peculiar smell OF the
moist, fresh-cut lumber-except, of
course, in the dead of winter-and
really, in summer 1t isn't SO bad-es-
pecially for a boy. who doesn't have
to break his back and risk life and
limb struggling with the wet, heavy
logs and feeding them to the ravenous
teeth of the saws. Anyhow, found
deal TO interest me all day long
through all the summer months; and
80 did Bessie, my sister.
Fathers mill-dam ran across from
the shore 70 long. narrow island.
that split the torrent like a fiinty
wedge; and just below the dam the
channel was almost empty. for the wa.
ter that came through the sluice waa
only enough 70 make a sort of brook
cascading down the bare bed OF
smooth black rock, here and there
spreading in shallow pools, and finally
Joining the main body of the river be-
low the island. II was the best sport
had ever known. 20 wade about In the
warm water. setting up toy mill.
wheels whitfield out of pine where the
stream leaped and spouted, and feed.
ing and herding the shoals OF darting
minnows in the miniature ponds. II
was great fun. too. scaling the cliffs
and climbing about on the mountains;
and II was on one of these break-necL
excursions that ] discovered Jasper
cave.
Idon't mean that was the first who
ever visited the place, though doub,
that any white man knew OF II at tina,
time. ] found IL by the merest acct
dent. for itS mouth is about half way
up the side Of a PERCEPTIONS mountain
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C0uTt PrOClaInRti1l
WHEREAS the Hon. Harold NJ. W.
w prcAidenf ludua Of thu luhiclAl Vp

w HEREAS the Hon. Harold NJ. Na1
w President Judge OF the Judicial DO,
com posed OF the counties OF Spyda
Union and II. c. Sampsel and 2. AZ
berling. Esqs., Associate Judges in and ~
der county. have issued their precept ~
date tho nth day June A. D., lSs J!
directed for the holding ofan Orphans W
court OF Common Pleas, court of Oyer aba
miner and General Court of Quarter se'a,.
the Peace, at Middleburgh, ior the cOs,V|
Snyder, on the lst Monday. (being Il'j
day OF Oct. 1881, and to continue one ~
Notice Is therefore hereby given TO the w.
or, Justices OF the Peace and Constable
Tor the county OF Snyder, TO appear
proper person with their rolls. records, ~
tions, examinations and other renenk:.
to do those things which Of their oniee
thcir behalf partain to be done and w
and persons prosecuting In behalf OF tns
monwealth against any person or person. .'|
quired TO be then ana there attending a,s
parting without leave at their peril. ~.
are requested TO be punctual In their aue''
at the appointed time agreeably TO nolsss
Given under my hand and seal at the ~
oflco In Middlct urgh, the 9Th Day
a. d., one thousand a'~ht hundred arg
eight P.S. RITTER s''1
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GOLDEN TExT.-No good will He WITH
hosd from them thas walk np Hshtly-Psa-
MIL 90 - t-~
COURSE or THE HIBTORT AND rro
WI MEANING. l}J
DURATIONoFT THE EKlNGDOM.-From
B. c. ~ to n (rsvised chronology.
or about 70 years common chronology.
y7s to N. or about 80 years). twice as long
a. this country has been nation.
KINGS.-During this time there were 10
kings OF nine different dynasties or
famiiiea 30 many changes Of dynastfes
show the disordered state Of the kingdom.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Small advertisements OF every description.
Want sale or Rent Lost or Found. or ther no.
tices Inserted under this head for One-half cent
word for one Insertion and one-fonrth cent a
word each subsequent insertion. Nothing In
serted for less than ten cents.
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Ihe following accounts viii be nross,,..
cohhrmatlon on Monday, Oct. 3, 1885 .'''"
]. Second account OF G. Uorube,oor o..
,sn ~, OF palsy Mitterling, minor child q; n,
Co.. Pa, deceased. ""'"'R sS'
z; First account Of Calvin Stetler Gp,,.
o, NC Mmommltfee OF John +. Shipton, a iplno,
OF IDomas N. ShiptOn. late uf CeIire ioW,,.
snyder Co., Pa, deceased.
., Account Of Geo.s. Davis, one Of the,rs
OF the estate OF James X. Davis. .Ir.
MlddIef urg, Pa, Sept. 3. ISOS.
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SOUTHERN
PROGRESS.

A monthly, six:een-page
journal containing in each
number some twenty narra-
tives of the South, chiefly
descriptive aud pictorial.
The paper is undoubtedly
the best illustrated journal
In the world. and the only
publication which presents
glimpses of Southern life
and Southern people. It
is a favorite souvenir with
those who have visited the
South; and it serves q good
purpose, in lieu Of a visit,
} to those who have never
been there.
The regular price Of
Southern P>og,ss, is fifty
cents a year, but to introduce
the paper we will send it
three months for ten cents.
! FRANK A. HEYwOOD,
Editor and Publisher,
III S. 10Th St, PHILADELPHIA.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Let.
N ters of Administration in the es

tate OF Henry Grubb, sr., late OF Centre town
ship, Snyder Co, Pa, decd, having been grant
ed 70 the undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves Indebted TO said estate are requested
" make immediate payment, while those having
claims VIII present them duly authenticated Il
the undersigned
HENRY B. GRUB. Admr
Jacob Gilbert. Atty.
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u XECuTOR'S NOTlCE.-Notice Is
~ hereby given that letters parliamentary up
on the estate Of Elizabeth Walter late Of
CkDueyille, centre twp, snyder County. Pa.
deceased. have been issued IL due form Of Law
70 the undersigned, 10 whom all Indebted 10
said estate should make immediate payment
and those having claims agnfnst IL should pre-.
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
July g. 1928.
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quite at ease. laughing and shouting.
AS we proceeded the path grew steep
er and sleeper, and presently we found
ourselves on the top of the mountain,
ready to begin the more difficult de-
scent along the face Of the cliff. Here
I cut stout pole with which TO assist
Bessie in the most dangerous places:
and with true cbildren's luck we
crawlcd and edged along in safety un-
til we stood together on the wide shelf
In front OF the cave. In we crawled,
and with q bit of candle which ! had
brought lit up the glistening Interior.
Bessie fairly screamed with delight.
She bad heard 30 much talk about
caves; and here we were making n
playhouse OF real one--and a jasper
cave, at that. Then we rummaged
awhile In the rubbish for arrowheads.
At last the candle went out, and M we
were beginning TO feel hungry, we
! came out TO eat our lunch on the shelf.
As we finished ] glanced up at the sky.
and saw that black clouds were gath
ering.
"It's going TO rain" Iexclaimed. 1--WE
must hurry home"
Al that moment strange object
caught my eye. II was face peering
down from the cliff nbove--a face dis.
torted with rage and rum--tbe face Of
Indian Joe. As he saw that had de-
tected him he uttered savage yell;
then his face vanished. and ! heard him
scrambling down the path. i.a
"Quick, BessieI get into the cavei"
Icried. and snatching up my pole crept
. little way up the trail 70 mset him.
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Hum REYS'

SOD Ny druggists. or sent prepaid upon receipt
VI ptoe, ~ eents each Jlupphreys NeoieSn ~
o. ~ wlhaD Sl, New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01
WANTED,

BY A YOUNG COUPLE. A PLEASANT
Room, with Board, in a Private Family, In
the Suburbs of Richmond or Manchester.
Address, stating terms and accommoda-
tions, SUBURBS" care Dispatch.
my 1-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01

common to tho fresh-water trout They
chieny congregate, finding excellent
spawning ground In the sandy creeks OF
the thickly-wooded islands which lilo at
the western end OF the lake. This fine
sheet or water. set in deep valley, sur
rounded by the Mourne Mountains, IA
nearly three miles In length, and Its
Islands arc favorite home OF wild duck.
widgeon. and teal. besides the large num-
Der OF foreign birds Lord Annesley has
brought here.
The bottom OF tho lake consists OF
gravel stones. and said, so that It's waters
are very clear.
Besides the large lake at Castlewellan,
there are two small upper lakes in the
Deer Park. which form nurseries for the
baby trout, until they are large enough
20 cater for themselves in the wider world
below, and lusty enough to require ample
exercise Of patience and skill
Wherever these qualifications, rather
IMAM actual strength. are essential, the
modern Atalanta may hope to hold her
own; and II she has robbed the temple
or Venus OF some OF Its mystic charm, en-
revanehe. she has gained independence
or thought and action. and vastly i'm
proved her physical well-beng. More
over, In our day. very close kinship Is
acknowledged between health and beauty.
k!nship TO which II will be admitted
the accompanying photograph OF Lady
Annesley testifies be er than words.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01
Sues the BELL Telephone Co.

Suit was instituted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday by r. w. Gle
ments against the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company for $4,000 damages. The
Plaintiff alleges that he broke his wrist
through the collapse OF a telegraph pole,
which the company knew was not in
sound condition. He was employed by the
company to put up wires. and while dis
charging his duty on Franklin street the
pole on which he was working fell TO the
ground 1t was found to be rotten at its
base, and a silent witness in the case
will be handful Of rotten wood.
sR. l.. White sues Stephen Putney &
CO. for $50. The case is contested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01

less than thirty resolutions. The COM
pressed-air ordinance, the proposed lease
Of the Gas-Works. and other matters Of
equal moment will occupy the attention
of the councilmen.
The following Council committees will
meet:
Committee on First Market ct No. 1913
east Main street at 10 a. NJ.
Committee on Light in Room NA5 or
the City Hall at p. NJ.
Committee on Cemeteries in Room No
II Of the City Hall at z. NJ.
Committee on Third Market in Room
No. II Of the City Hall at $50 p. M.
Committee on Fire Department in Room
No. IL at T.. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-01
FAMOUS ANGLER,
uRITAfNs NOTED SOCIETY DIS
CrPLE OF ISAAC WALTON.
Ter ENJOYABLE FISHING EXCURSIONS
accompanied ny Her Husband, She
Makes Frequent Trips to Resorts
for spcckicd Beauties. where She
Ia. Made Some Splendid Catches.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)

LONDON. April l2-It will be intssest =
ing TO the blossoms. buds, and full
srown flowers OF New York society cir
c.cs. who look with envy upon their ro-
trst and athletic sisters OF the English
exclusive Set, TO know that there is in
this country a noblewomal for whom
the piscatorial art has a greater fascina-
ron than almost anything else in life
This blue-blooded fsherwoman is the
Countess Of Annesley. a beautiful and
gu rntod lady who has won fame AS a
persistent follower OF the sport to which
fhe Is so much devoted.
Lady Annesley does not believe in al