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BELLAlRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofIntcrcst in the Mctrnrol
ofBclmont County.

Matters OfIntcrcst in the Metropolis
ofBclmont County.
The firemen last nighr voted on the
selection Of a trustee for the iiremcn's
pension fund. The various officers of
the companies voting will get together
later, and decide upon which II the
three candidates, VIZ, James NJ. VIII
kinson, Michael Lynsky, or Frank Ma
san. secured the winning vote. This
fund, by the way, Is growing to nice
proportions.
glass tank in the packing department
of the old Belmont glass work.. The
! amount he asks Is small for glass
fnctory, but the people generally are
anxious to see new industries start. 1t
Is wise to have them start on sub
sta3tial basis, for eaclI failure adds to
the hesitancy to start others.
Officer William Shannafelt discovered
n. fire In the rear Of Blum Bros store
late Monday night and lie and Officer
Bauer eXtinguished it without giving
any alarm. 1t was n most fortunate
discovery, as the blaze would have
soon reached the main building, II unin-
terrupted. I5
Rev. ". r. NJ. Denny. missionary Of
the Chtldren's Home Society, whose
mission Is to look after homeless child
ren, and see that they are placed as
far as possible with Christian families,
has resumed his work here, after more
than O years absence.
GAINESVILLE IS going TO have n centcn-
NAL, celebration OF. Its own next year.
The first settlers there were George
Shannan. John Grier and John Dough-
erty. The first named was caught In
q snow storm n few years later, and
frozen to death.
There were fewer pieces of property
offered at the delinq6tnt tax sale, at
st. Clairsvillc yesterday, than has been
known for years, another evidence of
the good times prevailing that Is ap-
preciated by persons who have taxes
to pay.
There will be an open session of
American Mechanics at G.. a. r. Hall
this evening, when addresses will be
made by II. S. Armstrong and Prof ].
7. King. There will be vocal and In
strnlncntal music and refreshments
The lodge OF Elks here will initiate
sixteen new candidates this evening.
The order Is growing 10 immense pro-
portions, and they are jolly company.
The grip Is spreading all over town.
More than a hundred persons are af-
iiicted. and some Of them are quite
sick.
The wife of Cashier w. C. Dickens,
Of the Dollar Savings Bank, Is quite Ill
at their home. on Gravel Hill.
The ladies' OF the U. 7. church will
hold Il coffee social ut the church to-
morrow evening.
Fred. w. Stewart Is meeting with en-
couragemnt in his project to start a
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Conner and Balzer.


WEST POINT. Miss. Jan. 1.-THE
United. States field trials have COM
menced with the Pointer Derby. There
were several starters. The weather
conditions overhead were not bad. but
ttftdcr foot n sea of water made It disa
greenble for the pointers. Neither
Maude S. nor Recreation. the first
bunch, showed enough merit TO go into
second series. The second brace.
Lad OF lingo and Zephyr. did better.
Lad going into second placeyS The third
brace, Sadie C. and Mana, did only fair
work. Rance ran II bye. Four dogs
were considered good enough for the
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DIR. PierCe'S
Golden Medical
Discovery D

:! was hardly able TO do my work ut all;
had l'uin in my left side and back, and
had headache all the tiuc. I tried your
medicine and il helped me. Last spring
! had bad cough; got SO bad had TO
he III bed all the time. My husband
thought I had consumption. We
thought we would try DR.. picrcc's
,iolden Medical Discovery and before |
mad taken ono bottle the cough stopped
and have since had no signs OF its
returning"
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Giruoy1nL
cioirpoyanL
...PROF. TRUE.
CLA!RY0YANT AND PIANIST,
1886 Main Street.
Second Floor, parlors 6, ami 4.

Second Floor, pnrlOrs q, Ianu 4.
Walk in. don't ring. This remarkable
man. whose career has been one OF suc-
cess. Is gifted by nature with power
that approaches the miraculous. lie IL
acknowledged by The public wherever he
has bGcn 10 he the marvel OF the Nine
tccnth century. Prof. True Is q prophet
OF Worldwide reputc; ho Ia recommended
by every one ot his patrons. His powers
excite tho wonder aid admiration Of even
the skeptlcnl Ills advice Is InfallIble,
convincing and beyond dispute Through
his remarkable development of second
sight. and his thorough knowledge OF the
many sciences peculiar to the men OF the
Orient. he Is enabled 10 penetrate the wool
and web OF human life. lie gives advice
on business. lawsuits, speculation, love.
cOuriship mairiuony; he unltes The scpa-
rated and causes speedy and happy mar
rasc with tho one OF your choice. Tho
troubled and unfortunate scck his coun-
sci. Thousands OF hearts have been made
glad through hia truthful predictions.
Mcdiumistic persons developed. Office
hours, n. III. TO p.-m., daily and Sum
day. Parlors so arranged that You Will
meet no strangers. Fees JOc ard $l.O). co.
OtTRuE. 1876 Nal II street.
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z CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Thrce highway
men chose policeman In full uniform
for q victim To-day and held him up at
the points of ,revolver7. They robbed
him OF his own weapon, after making n
vain search for. money and then order
ed him to hurry on and notify his po-
lice station. -
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The New Cup Defender

LONDON, Jan. 17.-Thc Times says
this morning that the Shamrock. Sir
Thomas Lipton's challenger. will be
built OF, a new material. that will make
her the llghtest yacht which has yet
challenged FOR the Americas cup. 81
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FLORIDA. HAVANA. NASSAU.
Double Daily Trains from Cincinnati
louisville, ST. Louis and Kansas City
via The Southern Railfnan.

VIA inc S5AHtheff HHtifEtaN.
The Southern railway and connections
have arranged, for the accommodation
Of travel 10 the south this winter, the
best service ever offered. Beginning
December 4th. additional through
Sleeping Car service Will be established:
from Cincinnati, Louisville. ST. Louis
and Kansas City to Jacksonville, with
through connections, without layovcr,
from each Of these points for trains
leaving both morning and evening.
Time. Cincinnati and Louisville 10
Jacksonville. 90 hours: Havana 90
hours.
Al! ticket agents sell onc-way and
round-trip tickets to southern resorts
vim Southern Railway.
Ask your nearest Ticket agent for
rates and other Information, or write C.
A. BAIRD, f'rar. Pass. Agent. Louis
VILE. Ky; ]. c. BEAM. IT., y. W. Pass.
ACT. so Albums St., Chicago, H.: WM.
II. TAYLOE, Assistant General Pass
enser Agent. Louisville, Ky.
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We are authorized TO guarantee every
bottle of .Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy,
and IL not satisfactory to refund the
money to the purchaser. There Is no
better medicine made for Ia grippe,
colds and whooplns cough. Price %
and 50c per bottle. Try 1t. For sale
by druggists,
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second series. as follows: Lad OF lingo.
with Mann. and Zephyr and Rance.
1lonee was the winner OF the first, Lad
OF lingo second, Mana third. The at
tendance Of sportsmcn from several
states is nuitc large. lGl n Fl -.
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GGoan.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Es-
M TATE. Six per cent interest and one
per cent premium. total seven per cent
LOAN CO.. 3?d St. Beliairc. Ohio. oc7
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Tho annual nU"tlrE OF ihe s,e,kbD,d.r,
Of tEe klveTsidc Iron WerSs w!R be. bcts
al oe eF'lcr Of the company on w,,,r...
Ca| evening", JanuHry - a; 80 c'rlotI
JOHN u. cuLBERTsoN
.- 'HL!-M Secretary
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Can1ries.

CANAR1Es-5Oo IIARTZ MOUNTAIN
~ Rollers, Males 500, Females GSc, al
HENRY liELMBRlGHT'S. corner Mar.
Ret and Sixth streets. sec
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CARROLL CLUB LEAGUE.

Scorers--Tate and .sp!nks.
+ umpire-Yonsen.
To-night--Rum Dums and All Alike.
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NOR fEST-sErElSAL GOOD N,yo.s
Il. ~ " NC Gity BANK building. lnguif. A.
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THEO. W. FINK & co.,
FOR RENT.
1870 Market Street

Store room 1883 Main street: a.
Dwelling, II rooms. No. 81 FIitcrnln 81.
Dwelling lg2 North Front St., 5 rooms.
Lodge room 1919 Main street.
. FOR SALE.
Farm, 50 acres, 70 miles cast OF The cry:
Fine rcsidcncc, II rooms, IN Pheasant
FInE residence, . rooms. in I.cathcrwood.
dwelling No. g Fifteenth street.
Dwelling 80, i South Penn street..
No. 81 Eighteenth STA BAiIGAiN'.
No, igG Seventeenth St.-NEttf CiiEhF.
Dwelling No. S Vermont street
SIMPSON s ThTUH.
.,pnorc cr, Room City Bank:
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FOR Rrnt

Tor RENT-FURNISII:p rTN%-
e. rom % both Eases and uso OF hatb
'ass-Ns ~ hANNth NkfCNt. {nE
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nor REST-FISE OFFICE pooNc
Il best location IN city. pos,cssicr
SnSe: NlCoLL's ART STORE, i:Ii Mar.
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WHEN SUCH
PEOPLE TESTIFY.
Row Can You Doubt the vir-.
tues of iiyomei 2

= Read .stai Iir,6t,t yeer,er, Ba,toaI pspaidr
!fEoy, 4aI fosGr q ""Yy0.itELn', ~. JeEaicx II
sr mn ting, n ne Jdmost RsRsi<T ST. ,.Nalr
Ohdrthi. and kr Director Of ohrg2 BottoH'E pToif
Iottdt Mh5ieei orgaF igfLoxI, slke;R az IitfsFrs
& TJiE X. r. IIoorit Co. Z, rs
BIER SirI-It gives nc great pleasure to kay that
your "iiyunie" cured me nj bad case OF bronehitis
when everything else failed. II has broken 10 sew :
trsi bad colds which q knew from cast experience
would have developed into condition which for mo
would haycmrant n complete loss of.yoice fwould
believe any prr.on can Sing who uLeS "liyornrI,i
,teEhlRSfF HERBERT JOHNSON!
TITS GUARANTEED
Sold BY FL druggists or seat By mail. Price siea,
R. 7. BOOTH COMPANY,
S Rooms 2o.2iAud forum BuIdin,. Chicago, N.
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FOR RENT. I
81 Ohio ST.. groom house. ...........;t 80 0,
10 >. ,,i rchh s' rooms 49," " 10 %
40 & SorI, 81. rooms and BATH. 20 Oh
n Znnc 81 K rooms, ]. 70
&c Zane ST., rooms and laundry. y "
q; EronI s. rooms, 10 o.
a 81 rroadway. 6 rooms and bath. q "
81 s. Broadway, 9 rooms.
ilC5 Market ST., store room.
MONEY TO LOAN on CITY REAL
ESTATE AT FER CENT.
1UF0 W. FINK & co., ..
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Esta,c Agent, Collector. notary
Public and Pension Attorney. No. lsl3
Main street. Al-
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noe RENT - ROOMS IN unRE.
-; -, B1Ro n block. Including rooms on
Q; Lean. W. v iloGE, Agent, lSoom Nh: X
City Bank. No ;n,s ~
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STORE ROOMS E0R RENT
Jor Sale.

FoR sALE-MY HOUSE, SOUTHEAST
a corner, Chapl!ne AMI Twcnty-thIrd
streets. Will be sold Mt a low figure. Terms
easy; GEO. NJ. SHOOK. Cali at q. ii.
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TIOR SALE-THE COMPLETE OUT
l. FIT OF the TaIrmont Daily and
Weekly Expositor Printing Company. con-
sistinE In part, to-wit: One nine column
Cincinnati newspaper press, one Gordon
Job press. one ~ inch Paragon paper
three imposing stones. eighteen full fonts
job and advertising type, seven hundred
pounds body type, live fonts OF ornaments.
job stands. cases. rules and complete
assortment OF Job type and other material
md fixtures used by the Expositor Print
ing Company. MI IN first-ctass condition.
\ bargain will bn given 10 anyone wish
ing 10 purchase the entire printing outfit.
Call on or address GEO. W. l.. MAYERS,
Fairinont, w. Va. jni
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Stockholders s9?rctiac,.

SiTocKupLDErs' MEETING.
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TAINTED

"ASTED - INTELLIGENT, WELL
w appearing Indy for demonstrating. 80
weekly. FRANK, caro- lnielIigenecr Office,
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WASTED-slO WEEKLY FOR MAN
not afraid OF work. advertising new
ana useful articles. JOHN" care Intel.
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HIS CONDITION UNCHANGED.
MIR. Smith Slightly BETTER in the Day
But Not SO Well Inst Night.

There is no material change in the con-
dition of Mr.. II. NJ. Smith. Sr., who has
been so i'll for a week. He was consid-
cred better yesterday afternoon, but not
so we'll last night. He holds his own
wonderfully for q man Of 60
Mr.. John Blunt the Virginia Military
Institute cadet who returned home last
week with typhoid-fever, continues very
ill., He was. however. thought TO be
rather better yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Hawthorne, who is quite
sick at the home OF his father, Rev. Or.
J. g. Hawthorne. was reported yesterday
70 be resting rather more comfortably.
DIT. T. ]. Pendleton. OF Scottsvile, va,
who has been undergoing treatment, Is
improving rapidly at the Old Dominion
Hospital. DR.. Pendleton Is member
OF the Visiting Board of the hospital.
The operation performed on Mrs. -
Gfham's eyes at the Retreat for the SICK
proved successful Mrs. Gillian hopes
10 be out in a few days.
Little Nav Johnson, Of Granite wno
has been at the Retreat several days. Is
getting on nicely. - .r,+o5
MIR. Alley, who has just been operates
on for injuries on the head, Is much oe'-
ter. ..... o,o
officer John F. Parkinson, who was ope-
rafed upon at the Virginia Hospital Is
repIdlv getting well r.. -. cha
]. w. Tyler. who fell % feet az ne
Locomotive Works, Is improving AT the
CITY Hospital and may recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
RULER IN FULL CONTROL.
The Fight I'm south Africa il 10 the
Finish.

| Copyright, 1899, by the Associated Press)
Especial London Cable letter.
LONDON, October H-War so often
predicted in these dispatches as being the
Inevitable climax OF hopeless negotiations,
has come al last, and is now in full swing
| for the subsection of the little republic
whose military sun sets and rises at Ma
tuba HILL Great Britain has set going
machinery more powerful than that which
crushed Napoleon ana twice as strong as
that which gave her Egypt and the Sou
dan. General Sir Redyers Butler has
gone, and already the Boer bullets nave
sung a song OF desperate defiance.
That the next rev weeks will be mark
ed by sharp fighting can almost be taken
for granted. That the result viii proba-
bly be for time not too favorable 20 the
| British is also to be admitted. The main
question IS, How long are hostllties 10
| lastY Ultimate English victory is almost
assured by virtue OF overwhelming
| strength.
BuLL.ER IN ENTIRE CONTROL
A forecast Of the length and nature OF
the campaign should not be venIured
without knowledge OF an extraordinary
circumstance, communicated 10 the AS
sociated Press on most reliable author
ity though hitherto not printed in Eng
land-namely. that General Butler has
gone 10 take entire control or the Soflth
African situation. He viii be an abso-
lutte as was Wellington. and less hamFar-
cd than was Kitchener Therefore. not
only the conduct Of the war Hes IN ms
discretion. but also virtually the future
of all South Africa. and no prosnostlea-
ttors are of any account without first
taking into consideration his personal
character for obstlnacy and frankness.
traits responsible for the supremacy ne
has attained.
Two months ago the Secretary Of state
for War. the Marquis Of Lansdo~ne, Of
fered Butler command OF the projected
army corps. Sir Redyers gave point
blank refusal, unless the War Office
voi,ld guarantee him between 6O,OOO ana
Z, 600 men. He Is quoted as having said
ON that occasion: II shall not be hand
ed down in history as another Sir George
colly." The reference, OF course. was 10
tho defeat at Majuha Hill.
BULLER's CONDITIONS.
IIe also said that II he were TO go II
must be with the distinct understanding
that he could select his own stan, and
would bo entirely uninterfered with by
tho war Once. His request regarding
the stan. II IL said. was prompted by his
su spiclon that Lord Wolseley would at
tempt 10 pay of old scores by foisting
upon him stan officers antagonlsuc 10
him. Lord Lansdowne demurred. but the
stronger man prevailed, and Builer, hay-
| Ing gained all the points he counted. ac-
| 1cONcrIrDFD orr PAGE NINETEEN)
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that this committee will accompany the
city councilmen who have been appoint
ed to invite the President and the mem
bers of his Cabinet to be present at the
launching.
1t was announced at the meeting OF the
Executive Committee of the carnival that
Mr.. Trigg had received the assurance OF
Admiral Dewey that he would come to
Richmond unless his present engagements
will conflict, and Admiral Schley has
promised that he will attend.
The committees Of the Board Of Alder
men and Common Council were named
Yesterday under the resolution appropri~
atlng funds to send representatives OF
the CITY Council to Washington to extend
an invitation to the President and his
Cabinet. Messrs. Turpin and Caskie are
members ex-oficio and the other chosen
representatives are:
E,om the Council-Messrs. Joseph wal
lerstein, S. H. Cottrell, 7. a. Harreisoh'
Mary Gunst. G.. X. Pollock, Phil. Shea,
and w. H. Curtis.
From tho Board Of Aldermen-Messrs'
Sol. Cutchins, p II. Donahoe' Clay Drew
~ + II. Iawder, and Robert Wmttet' Jr'
FIREWORKS IN THE WEST END.
one of the moot questions settled at
last nights meeting Of the Carnival Com
mittee was that the fireworks VIII take
Mace on the Lee monument GROUNDS.
chi,nhorazo Park. it was decided. would
not accommodate the crowds that are are
Confidently expected TO assemble 10 see
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while 10000 "stickers" for envelopes. adj
! vertising the carnival, have been dis
tributed amongst the merchants of this
city.
Messrs. Wells & Meanly have been
awarded a contract to get out a souvenir
programme
THE SIREN TO SALUTE.
Mr.. Hawkins, of the Committee on
Parade, announced satisfactory progress.
The Assistant Adjutant-General had in
yited the naval reserves 10 participate.
They will come 10 Richmond in the Siren,
and will parade with two guns. The
boat will be brought up the river, and a
salute will be fired as the Shubrick leaves
her ways.
Mr.. Robert Lecky, chairman Of the
Transportation Committee, stated that
all the roads were in order, and single
fare rate for the round trip had 'een
secured. and that all the roads, except
the Pennsylvania, would attach 50-cent
coupon. Tickets go on sale October Goth,
3lst, and November lst and ID, in this
State. good until the 4th, and in North
Carolina on October Goth and 3lst, good
until Saturday.
ADDRESS TO MERCHANTS.
The following address has been issued
by the committee in charge of the pa
rade:
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
VIII you kindly allow us through your
columns 70 urge upon the manufacturers,
millers. and merchants OF every class IN
Richmond and Manchester the importance
of nreparing M once their displays for
our grand trades parade on Tuesday, DC
tober 3lst. the date for the launching OF
the Shubrick? We desire 10 strongly I'M
press upon everybody that the time Is
very limited-only fifteen working days:
CONCLUDED on PAGE NINETEEN)
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TazeyyeII Tips.

TAZEWELL, VA, october H.-(Special.
A force Of hands is now engaged repair
ing the iron furnace at Graham, nov
orySned NV the Carter Company, and II Is
said that It will be in full blast WITHIN
a few weeks.
Mr.. T. Il. George. our efficient County
Court Clerk is In attendance on the
United states Court at Abingdon IN con
uection with the case Of the United
against Strouth and others. who killed
George w. Ratclim two months ago.
Rev. j. 6. French delivered his last
sermon for the conference year IN ms
cburch Sunday night. and Is now in at
tendance on the IolstOn Conference AZ
Rluedeld. A petition has been signed by
niti1ens of Tazewell irrespective of
churches, asking his return to this charge
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ADM|RALS MAY COME
Dewey, Sampson, and Sch|sy to
Be Invited to the Launching,
DELEGATION TO WASHINGTON
President Mckinley Will Review The Pa
rade from the Jefferson.
MANY IRON-wORKERs IN LINE
| The Siren is Coming and VIII sa-
lutte the shubrick-FireworT IN
the West End-secretary Long and
| Senator Daniel Accept.
MANY IRoN-wORKERs IN LINE.
Senator Daniel Accept.

Tho Civic Carnival Committee decided
last night to invite Admirals Dewey,
Sampson. and Schley to attend the func-
lions that are to be held in this city on
tho 31st instant.
The invitation will be presented by
delegation composed Of representatives
of the above body, the Chamber OF Com
merce, and the Young Mems business AS
sociation. Arrangements viii be made so
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Church Improvement.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 14-(spe
ciai -Special religious services to-mor'
10, viii mark the reopcning of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. South. on Wash.
ington street During the past t,. summer
~. . T,o rsnoirs and remOdelling. AT pres
e e' only the lecture-hall is ready FOL
en ld,,, Vn,S and In this regular services
viii be- held until the audit9rium above
is completed 10 DeSe p, Ter w rhIrST d.
oir,ses -, The Methodist denomination, Wi
a,nes ~ me formal reopening Of the main
a anS,,or, nm Al an expenditure of about
s sienoo this building has been made one rs
Of the handsomest houses OF worship !"
town. Rev. Il. V. Register Is p'S'o''
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Gloucester Social Notes.

ZANONI. GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
VA. october 14.-(Special9-Miss Nina
Boyisin. OF Baltimore, and Miss Margaret
old. of Norfolk. have been the guests s, lot
several days Of Miss Marietta Slngie ei at
Kenwood. where. also. Mr.. UPTON Sling
INF OF Baltimore is visiting his parents,
accompanied by his friend, Mr.; Harold
yard. on Wednesday evening Miss BOY
kin and Miss Old were given card party
by Miss Slingluff that none present ia M,ea
Boykin' MSS Old Miss Shngluff, Miss
Georgia Seawell Miss Anne Jones, MISS
Ellie Seawell. Miss Sallie Perrin, and
Messrs. Upton Slingluff, Harold Aar9'
svrd Franklin Dabney. Walter Har-
wood. Crump Tucker, John Tabb Jr,
Charles ". Seawell, Thomas G. Harwood'
and - Clarke.