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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01
Tempting NeWI OrK Tempting
Bargains Store Bargains

Night dresses. extra long. extra
wide and extra we'll made. will be
sold at prices lower than ever be-
fore. A good night dress for Soc
well made and trimmed.
Handsomely trimmed night
gowns made of fine cambria, only
79c, value 81 80.
Our Sl.75 night dresses, no finer
made, will be sold at 9Sc for this
sale.
Shirt waists at lower prices than
ever.
Silk waists made to order; come
and see our new silks and black
crepons in samples. We take or
ders guaranteeing exclusiveness)
for dress patterns.
Ladies' Rochester shoes at low
prices.
Children's shoes at low prices.
Summer dress goods at reduced
prices.
Mems collars, cuffs and shirts
at very low prices.
S:;s;''' E; S:;7 New York Store R;:s''' H:;7 6
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01
A Feast for as Cents.

For tomorrow (Sunday's) din
ner, the restaurant just west of the
Fremont hotel, will offer its guests
turkey, chicken, meats, full line
of vegetables, ice cream and other
delicacies. The table service will
be efficient. Price per cover, 25c
w. w. HOPPER. Prop.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01
PURELY PERSONAL.

-Idlss stephenson Is assisting
in the New York store today.
George Crouch will go to
Boulder tomorrow for visit,
Otis Neely went to Cripple
Greek today to spend Sunday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hovey went to Pu-
eblo this morning for two weeks
visit with friends.
Will H. Brunnick was up
from Pueblo yesterday shaking
hands with friends.
Miss Edna Nemkirk left on
No. today for Cripple Creek, for
a visit with her cousins.
j. c. McVey, of the d, S r.
G. Office went to Denver today to
remain until after the Fourth.
Mrs. Will Porter returned last
night from an extended visit with
friends in Boulder and Greeley.
Mr.. Gano. of Denver. who has
been in this place for some days
returned to his home this morning.
Albion Blake, oldest son of
Mrs. NJ, B. Blake. of the Albion.
is seriously ill with rheumatism of
the heart.
DR.. Adelaide Laudas went to
Colorado Springs this morning,
where she will remain until after
the Fourth.
Miss Mabel Ross. of kentland,
Ind, arrived this morning for
months visit with her cousin. Mrs.
DR.. Moore.
Miss Vetta Hull accompanied
her cousin, Miss Lillian Hull, to
Pueblo and Colorado Springs to-
day, on her summer vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Ramsay,
of Lake City, and Miss Gilmore,
of Canon, came down today for n
visit with the family of DR.. Cum
mings.
John Minnich, brother of
the young man who is so seriously
i'll at the home of Senator John
son, arrived here yesterday from
Sagerstown, Pa.
Miss Kate Toulston, a young
lady of East Third street, while in
the act of climb bing fence Thurs
day evening, took header which
resulted in a badly broken nose.
Mr.. Lamoine Mott, wife and
son, of Des Moines, Iowa, en- route
TO California, stopped off for
short visit with their relatives, Mrs.
Yelton and her father, j. M. Dun
lop.
The Misses Montgomery. Miss
Quick, Miss Snyder and Miss
Stephenson returned last evening
from Canon City, where they have
been attending the summer insti-
tute
Mr.. Brown, the gentleman who
was injured at the Cripple Creek
Beam works the other day by the
of oil, left today for his
home in Denver, to remain until
he has recovered.
g. T. Nash. of the Pueblo
Hardware company, is in town to-
day having ore treated at the Grip
pie Creek Beam works. He is
by his daughter. Mr..
Nash remarks the great growth of
our town since his last visit.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Editor Work announced in yes
terday's Rehner that the paper
would be issued but once week
during July and August, and that
his partner, j. d. Blunt, would
have editorial charge during the
formers absence at the n. E. A.
in Oregon.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Hon. VIM. q. Ewing, late Judge
of the Superior Court of Chicago
will deliver lecture in the Metho-
dist church at this place Saturday
evening, July s, on the subject
of Christian Science. The public is
cordially invited to be present.
The lecture is free and no collec-
ton will be taken.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Not until Monday, or later, will
the supreme court render de-
cision as to the validity of the
eight hour law. Mr.. Patterson has
made strong plea in favor of the
the law, while Mr.. Waldron
worked equally hard'against it.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Some of the churches tomorrow
have special Independence Day
exercises. Several of our local or
ators will deliver addresses at the
Presbyterian church in the even
ing.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Arrangements are being made
for the completion of long dis
tance telephone from Denver to
Omaha. 'ftwill soon be possible
for Florence people to talk to Bos-
ton and New York friends.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Iowa seems to be on the high
way to solution of the foreign
emigration problem. An exchange
from that state says fifteen Ital :
ians were used in filling a washout
last Wednesday,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Members of the Modern Wood
men of America met at McLain x
Wilkes office last evening and took
preliminary steps for forming a To-
cal camp.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

After the water was turned into
the pipes yesterday the hydraut at
McGulre's corner was opened.
The stream that came out fully
met all expectations. A test will
soon be made with long piece of
hose and a nozzle.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Our formula for Ice Cream is:
one gallon of pure cream, not milk,
one pound of sugar, one ounce of
extract of Vanilla, 1t is absolute
!y a pure ice cream. The Palace
Pharmacy. l02tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

On account of the bubonic
plague raging in the Orient all
freight coming from Asiatic points
will be thoroughly fumigated.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

y test was made this afternoon
of the pressure on the new water
system. Nozzles of | and L inch
were used, and in both cases water
was thrown a distance of about
loo feet.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01
Change of Sunday Hours.

The Florence postotiice will be
open between the hours of 8 and
10 a. IN. and 2 and 3 p. m. on and
after Sunday, June Is, 1899.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Walker Bros. clothing house
will be closed all day next Tues
day, July 4, but in order to give
their patrons a chance to provide
themselves with anything they
may need Ill the line Of clothing,
etc, their store will be kept open
Monday nigh as long as there is
any business TO be done.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Mrs. M. b. Blake has leased the
Albion private hotel to Miss Dru-
silla STAN baugh, who takes charge
today. Miss STAN baugh has been
with Mrs. Blake for the past three
years and is fully competent to
keep the hotel up to its present
standard. Mrs. Blake will spend
the summer in the mountains.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01
LOCAL NEWS

BATHS the only porcelain tubs
in the city; try them, at Johnson's $
barber shop, next door to postoffice.
l00tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

The streets of Florence were
sprinkled today with Newlin creek
water, the contract with the United
Oil Co, having expired.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Be sure to call on the Florence
Plumbing company and inspect
the new line of supplies; the larg-
est and best in the city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Goods sold on commission at
40l West Main. 96tf.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

A special in two sections passed
through this place yesterday even
ing carrying 225 tourists from Bos-
ton en- route to Honolulu. The
trains were made up of Pull
man sleepers. The party was made
up of capitalists. attorneys, physi-
clans, merchants, farmers, women
and children. Many expect to re-
main In the Hawaiian islands.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Everyone wishes to see a good
celebration of Independence day,
but in some cases judgment must
be exercised Last Fourth of July
it is thought that the death of a
child occurred as result of the
demonstration in the West End.
This year it is hoped that no giant
powder of large fire crackers will
be exploded on the mesa, as it is
feared serious results may ensue
in the case of the little son of J
G. McCreery, who is critically ill.
1t would be only a kindness if the
people of that community would
bear this in mind.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-01

Babe" McGrath was severely
hurt yesterday by fall. Several
boys had improvised a trolley from
the top of a tree TO nearby stake.
They would climb the tree and by
means of pulley would let them
selves slide to the ground. In this
instance the pulley broke, letting
young McGrath-to the ground, a
distance of fifteen feet. His inju-
ries are not serious.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

be lighted by skyllght in the roof.
Above the stairway on the first plat
FORM a memorial OF some special kind
me character to be determined later,
will be placed
The building will he three stories
nigh measuring fifty three feet. Ite
dimensions viii be .l9S feet long and a
feet and inches wide. 4 tower twelve
feet Square. with an altitude OF a feet
VIII rise ~ The front. In the tower will
De placed clock. which Will strike the
hours ON the first iiuor there will be
TWO large section rooms. one with Il
seating capacity OF one hundred and
Inc other Of sixty Besides these there
VIII be smaller rooms occupying the
rest of the space. their size and shape
depending upon the contour of the
walls averaging abou; eighteen by
twenty feet onch. The rooms on the
other two iloors correspond to the first
h"or. The iirvt floor VIII be occupied
ny the Department of Physics ana
Astronomy: the second by Mathe-
MATES. Mechanics and Modern Ian
sutSes; on the third floor by Geology
ana MincralOSy. On this floor also will
be placed the military museum. in
which To exhibit speciJnents of arms
ana other relies. The heating appa-
ratus will he placed under tie rear
portion Of the structure
Tho location of the building has been
selected in the rear of the court at the
cadets barracks ana complete the quad
ranSlc between the north wing of the
barracks ana the Jackson Memorial
lIaU. The front VIII he on tho court
ana viii he accessible for cadets to
pass under tho balconies into the Ice
tur" rooms in the new building The
quadrangle is thus completed by the
addition Of a handsome structure.
The building VIII be- - memorial 10 the
founder nf tin" Virginia Military Insti-
tutc. and who for fifty years WAS its
devoted and able superintendent. 1t
VIII be known a. TIL" "Francis NJ
Smith Academic Huillirc." and is the
outcome Of a Recommendation of Cen
cial scott ship. the superintendent. in
MS annual report 10 the Board Of WISH
tors last June.
Drought is complained OF IN various
part OF liOckbridgc. and It short crop
OF corn VIII be the result Ia the Lex
in@tcn section We have had fairly good
season. but In tho vicinity Of Fairfield.
Goshen and Natural Bridge tho season
mas been extremely dry. Professor II
-. Campbell. of WASHINGTON and Lce
University. reports that during the
month nj July 3.l2 inches Of rain foll
in Lexington. the general average hora
being i."u inches Fine showers fell
SIX days scattered through tho month.
county Superintendent Of Schools. ]
;. SaVilie. h ~ examination here in tho
l,'Nlneion public school building on
TUESDAY and Wednesday,. There were
NiiI -rlrht ladies' and thirteen gentle
men who entered tn examination. Two
ladies' took ,he state Normal cxa,nina-
ton for entrance at that school. The
examination Tor tho colored teachers
hef an to-day and VIII be concluded to-
morrow
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
PETERSBURG.
Democrats Nominate Candidate
For House of Delegates.
RESOLUTIONS Endorsing Scnntor Nnr.
tin Adopted-Anxicfy 10 Marry
Gets Ionng Man Into Trouble
Fatal AcciLcnt.n gsrunswieit.
's'-hvsAk..-sW7

4
Petersburg. Va, Aug. The Demo
cratic City Convention to nominate two
candidates for House of Delegates of
Virginia from Petersburg, assembled at
$50 o'clock last night i'll the Hastings
Court room.
MIR. George Mason nominated Hon.
w. Il. McRae and said 1t gave him
much pleasure to 90 so. Mir. Mason
spoke of the valuable services Mr.. Me
1tae had rendered the city of Peters
burg and especially fhile he was in tile
LEGISLATURE
MIR. j. Il. Talliafcrro nominated Hon.
Thomas II. lvey. Both OF the above
,iamcd gentlemen were unanimously
nominated. and the secretary was IN
etructed to cast the vote of the con-
Sention for them.
he convention adopted resolutions
endorsing Hon. Thomas s. Martin for
recollection as L. $. Senator
YOUNG MAN IN TROUBLE
Frank Parks. Il young white man who
'csldes in Ettrlck. is said TO have pro-
cured few days ago by inisrcpre.;cn
tation from the clerk OF the County
Court of Chesterfield Il license 10 mar
~ MISS Lille Marks, aged Is years
forks was arrested, however. bcfurc
the ceremony could be performed. ana
Yesterday IL had a nearing before Jus
t.ce Anderson. of Et,rick. by whom he
Was found guilty Of the charge and his
punishment uNcd at six months in Jail
and fine OF tfn dollars. ParlSs tool.
AN appcM from tho decision Of the jus
tee and the case was certified to the
County Court
FNT.hL ACCIDENT
News has been received here Of IN.
death of Alhe't Hicks. of Brunswick
county who Was Instantly killed while
"tiNln@ ia nill in cart. to which
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
H0 Az nl. e..
MONEMENTS or THE PEOPLE IN
AND AROUND THIS TOWN.
Especial to Nireininn-pilot)

MONttMTNlS or THE PEOPLE IN
AND AROUND THIS TOWN.
(Spec'al to Nireininn- Pnot)
frinltl,n VA. Aug. Air. Hal Wood
and wifc. of Edeu,on. y. c.. arrived
here yesterday on The \. s. y. CO.'S
LING steamer Olin On route for the
NnUntaNs Of North Carolina While
Heie they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. X \. i'rctlow.
MIR. John \. Prctlow left yesterday
Tor White sulphur Springs To spend a
Mr Colder nssis,an, agent at The
S'nh ard Air Line Office here. who has
been sick is out again.
~ ISIS i-cli;, Aaron. of MI. DIN. y. c..
- Inc guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows.
cur Mayor is having the town cleaned
and put in u good sanitary condition.
Franklin is ono OF the best and
hoaltn!esj towns alone the route Of the
Sr7hoari AIR Line and Yellow Jack
W9lii have a hard time getting foot
hold here.
Mr. J. D.. Camp ana family LEFT yes
to-day tor tho CroclSetCs l.tibl,
SPRINGS. az Shawsville. Va. They wAl
be cone some Time.
we not" THAT right many Norfolk poo
p!r are visiting in this town and county.
Miss Cattle Webb: who has lDon VS.
.iing relatives a; Norfolk. returrec
home stc.dny.
MIR. II. T. licdr'ck. who has cnnoicn.
= CO.. bankers severed his connections
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Stirring Offers
In ParaSOIS.

IN the summer of 1000 we want no raraso
icnlanNeFS ana reminders of the Summerol 1900
10 'hS eIett we nave reduced them, and We bid
YOU accept them, tor they are new and cheap.
lie ten dollar ParaSos now $40, aud ali
the Others reduced proportonally. See them
sure.
Ladies 2o-inch Serge Umbrellas. steel rods
price Csc.
Ladies 26-inch SILK Gloria Umbrellas, steel
rods, paragon frames, pearl and congo handles.
price $3.50
Mems 26-inch superior quality Iayentine silk
Umbrellas, tight rolling, nobby handles; price s.,
Mems 20-iAch serge Umbrellas, for rain ami
sun; price 0Sc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
4 Perfect
Corset.

me iancieS of the Corset dreamer revealed,
ms IoilIeSt conceptions OF BEAUTY are manifest in
me ncver-to-beequaled Il. & 6. Corsets.
MS Corset modelled after a perfect human
figure. A model of exceIence
>, a. ' few: Visilant Or. & O. Simmer Corsets,
K. & g. 597 short but long enough 10 escape
ShoIl corset dIituties, made OF cout SIo0
* u. lol, extra long waist, admirably
ureS, giving artistic proportions, sloo
K. q. SOY short corset made OF eyir, fine
material, trimmed beautifully; made with an in.
tellgent view Of Disgusting defects, thus GIVING 4
graceful figure Si.75.'
4. < G. l2l, extra long waist, silk Tossed
material, strong side supports, 75c.
we Keep other makes, too.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
All These
White Goods

buyers docking TO this White Goods Counter
means something Where customers are fond OF
lingering satisfaction is sure 10 be found. That's
what II means No one can refute it, VIII YOU
be found here Monday What draws them:
This 4o-inch 20 cent India Iinon at l21s a
yard for one.
The }2-inch fine and sheer Persian Lawns at
so, 40, g and 25c. yard for another. The As
men White BatlSic At IS and SOC, still another
And The large line of White Organdy, trans
parent and beautiful, OS inches wide at SlOO,
Is, 90, 50, 40 80 and 25c., another drawing
magnet
And these, too: 3S-noh fine and sheer thread
CanbFlc SLoo yard, and 36-nch Linen Lawn
at sos.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Rush in
Dress Goods.

This fall will he season OF great activity and
hustling in dress goods
IN BLACK goods sergcs and various kinds of
cloths will lie conspicuous. In coored goods
pi1ids and plain, woody suineS will play prom
ineni part Buy early Buy now.
New ones: plaid noveltyl The plaid is
large and striking the color combination. IS A
most m, pleaSln one-gre and green. Price sLc5.
Width rs inches
New S,.itingS Just opened some pretty
MelIoSe Woody Mixed Suting in popular colors
Al 75c; so inches wide
Venetian Mixture New, Stylish pretty, 8
Back Russian Serge! Brilliant, smooth finish
duraoie; rs inches, 75c. yard dollar serge
You remember. Have YOU seen it?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Timely Warning to Tho People
Of Norfolk,


The SOVEREIGN REMEDIES arc the
acme of medical science. from the formu-
las OF one of the most celebrated physi-
clans OF the nineteenth century. Each
remedy has been thoroughly tested dur
ing the rast 10 years. with unvaryine sue
cess. THE SOVEREIGN REMEDIES
ARE THiTURATED MEDICINES. seen
ihcaliy prepared by a PATENTED PRO
CESS. thoroughly incorporated by fine
trituration and complete blending. thus
giving the world a series of PERFECT
MEplCINES never before attempted @.
Introduced.
The SOVEREIGN REMEDIES are
guaranteed absolutely free from mineral
substances. They are PACKED IN
WOOD. to avoid tho possibility of frag-
mcnis Of glass passing into the stomach
accidentally
Tho Sovereign Remedies are NOT \
SECRET PREPARATION. and mus; no,
be ciassed with regular patent medicines
as THE FORMULA OF EACH REMEDY
CAN BE OBTAINED EY ALI. INTER-
EsTED ON APPLICATION
REMEMBER, The SOVEREIGN REM
EDiES can be anolyzed to provo what We
saY-thoy are an honestly prepared limo of
medicines. with 10 years solid reputation
There Is no question of who IS tho
pioneer. as NOBODY has yet attempted
to INFRINGE ON them. and W. stand or
fall on their ruRITY. EFFICACY ana
ORIGlNALITY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
GOOD PAY FOR nNGRossrRs.
Penmen Who DO Fine Work Are
Scarce ana in Demand
(ErQ,n Tho N,,,. N-,ri- ff,.,,i>

S'"ici w no 10 fi0e Ny DIX Are
Scarce and in Demand.
(From the New York IIeraldD
There are not more than twenty
young mon in New York who can
handle 4 pen with sufficient skin to Sc
cure employment as cngr1ssers. ana of
these twenty there are not more ,han
live who can produce u successful piece
OF work in all branches of the business
script. poriraiture. architecture ana
co!orinS. y large piece OF ensrossad
work Is usually the result Of four OF tive
mems labor. each OF them being allo,-
ted the part in which he has shown the
greatest skill y man may be excellent
AZ script work ana poor at p0rtraiture.
OF vice versa
In a city like New York there is al
ways demand for engrossed work.
though many persons are inclined to
look upon it S II lost art since the in
PRODUCTION OF fancy printing. The
death OF man like former Governor
Roswell =. Flower. for instance, viii
prec!p!;atc enough work on every cap
able cnsrcsscr in This city TO keen him
busy for month. Then there are con
slant calls from clubs and civic socie-
ties. one expert goes 10 Europe every
year or 50. examines the scripts and
prints in the British Museum and old
galleries and evolves new designs from
81
young man 10 lie successful as an
cnSrosscr must study art and have im-
aS!ndtion. Above all. he must have a
sure cNc and a steady hand. one siip
OF the pen might spoil not only his
own work. but that of associates who
are working on the same piece" wiin
MIN An oraSurc on Il elaborate piece
OF engrossed work can always be de-
iecicd. and is liable u cause It's reiec-
,lnn y stroke once made is a stroke
FOR keeps"
The apprenticeship and close aIrlica-
tion 10 wort is often too lrnSon.e for
young men. and they driti OF into some
other business. But bora pcuman.
who loves tho art for its own sake. and
VIZ Lake rains TO persevere. Is man
whose rnchets arc sure 20 bulge In
tim" Five hundred dollars Il not a
large price for piece o. work that
takes about week. ami sometimes
$500 Is paid. Meanwhile there are
plenty Of pot boilers gong 4. from
50 10 500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

.Genucm"n-Havc suffered from Scia,tca
all last winter-couid not work-tricd doc
tors 1ad medicine without avail Inst
week heard Of the wonderful Sover.:,.n
Kheumaiism Remedy. called and oO;aincd
a sample bottle. USED II acto.din; 10 d.roc-
lions. ana am th.ni.fnl TO say | am a
cured man: all PAINS have ceased. and /
cannot Sufficiently thank You. called
ON my doctor and told him was cured
ana no sAlG he never expected TO see
inc well man again"
Shall be pleased TO satisfy any sufferers
from thcuInat !sin OF tho va luo ct your
wonderful Sovereign rheumatism -.
edy. Yours tiUly.
GEO. II. VAIN. JH.
Io7 y. popp!e;on 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Man isi,,eu nnd w.tc Wounded.

(By Telegraph to Nirsinian- P.l0t)
Nichmond, Va. Aug. at Marion
Smythe county. this morning. Officers
Shercr and $. G. Lindsay .a.del the
premises OF loe Shut. white. ana his
wife. charged with Keeping disorder
~ house. The Shuts resisted ana a night
followed. Shut was shot and Instantly
Killed and his wife was mortally-
wounded, il IS thought
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Monday Morning
Early Corners

will have the opportunity 10 take advantage of
The many offers made i'll this announcement
VIII you he among The early ones
We tell of Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases
and Bed Spreads below Glance through.
o0X0o largest size good quality Sheets, SOC.
each. Hemsttthri Pillow Cases OF fine muslin
i2i-c Bolster Cases Fl. s., CSC. Plain Pillow
Cases iOt; Plain Bolster Cases 25c.
Largest size Linen Sheets, ooxo6, hem
stitched, $3.50 each. Hemstitch Linen Pillow
Cases o5c each
Large size pretty patterned Bed Spreads,
QSt each Good quality, ready hcmmed.
1914 Allendalc Counterpanes 500:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

ID OARDERS WANTED - PERSONS
- lvaN .ng Norfolk for tho summer can
hnd Il comfortable home at MAPLE
WOOD, bedford city. Va Large rooms.
shady lawn. with excellent fare. I.oca-
ton convenient Address Mrs A. Hox
-. Bedford City. Va. AUST
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
EGGLEST0N SPRINGS.

Take YOUR vacation now at ErClest1n
Spunss. mp in the Niouutairs OF Virginia.
Way from the heat. one day. ride iruiu
the coast by y " W k'y Boating.
FISHING ANA fathiu., Get You TO more
% board here than az home EAcautnt
Table service New build n.,s newly iur-
nisacd Write OF wire
a NJ. GOLDSMITH X co.
Proprictovs.
of'-ioi Ege.est1n. Va.