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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-08-01
WILRERRORCB 0CHWEY E0s
Attorney-at-Law.
D~Collections and ell legal busi'
mess promptly attended to.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.

TN. D. n. CRAWFORD 4 SON,
have formed partnesship for the psaeties
Of Medicine and their collateral bfanches.
Once ct old stand, corner OF Third and Ut.
snee streets. Nifaintown, Pa. One or both
OF them viii be found at their Office ct all
nmes, unless otherwise professionally on
gagged.
April lst, 1886.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-08-01

DR. HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MANUAL
or DISEASES MAILED FREE.
small bottles Of pleasant pellets, fit the vest
pocket. pa;. Sold by druggists, or sent prepaid upon
are made e1.0O size only. Humphreys' Ned
0ne company, Ill William St., New York.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-08-01
P. DERR.

PRACTICAL DENTIST.
Graduate of the PhilsdelPhis Dental
College. O6ice at old established 10.
cation, Bridge Street, opposite Court
House, .Mimintown, Ps.
70 Grown and Bridge work;
Painless Extraction.
All work guaranteed.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-08-01
Juniata Valley
National Bank.
Capital $4,000 II

T. v. IRWIN, Cashier
%:
DIRECTORS.
Louis Z. Atkinson. w. C. Pomeroy.
John Hertzler. J. L. Barton.
III. J. Shellenberger. w. N. Sterrett.
T. Van Irwin.
= Interest allowed on TINA denosit. n
tho nate of three Per cent. pr annum.
January II, looe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-08
CLAIRyoYANTs.
THE FIRST LICENSED PIANIST IN


THE FIRST LICENSED PIANIST IN
SEATTLE
PAIsMISTRY-Prof. sheldon. the worlds
greatest PIANIST and clairvoyant. may
be consulted daily on all affairs OF lie.
Prof. Sheldon's work Is entirely differ.
ent from othe. mediums and self-styled
cabinet But everything Done in the
broad. open light OF sober sense (and
you in possession Of yours. He posi-
rs xs for rssas Ae or ss.s. work sa
IN he is through and not then II you
are not perfectly satisfied His infor.
sorces separations. love and family az
fairs business transactions. law suits.
etc. ara accurate and truthful He re-
unites the separated. settles lovers
quarreis. causes speedy marriage, lo-
Gates hidden treasures. removes cvh iu-
faences, cures ats and drunkenness, adj
viscs you "a 10 whether or not you viii
be successful in mining or IN business.
He looks into your hand and tells you
what ais you, and oftentir1es gives you
back your lost nerve and energy. No
and ne viii help you. FalmlsIry taught
Medinmistie persons developed Per-
ruanantly located psrlcrs. lso Third ave-
nue.. corner OF seneca
GERMANIA HALIl-Tonirht Sunday.
July s, corner OF Second and Seneca
streets. John Henley. the popular young
psychic. WI again demonstrate the
with awe those who witness, skepticN
are amazed and dumfoundcd a, his
accuracy IN glFlng names. dates and
locauons. DO no, fAil 20 hear him;
he viii amusc. Interest and convince
you. We Invite the scientific philo-
sophie and truly religious elemsnts 81
society so come and witness GsmousfrR-
lions 81 spirit camulanIoa and 10 re-.
esiye messages % comfort and sSsur-
ance. Good ntasic. Doors eVen at :.
Entire evening devoted 10 tests and
spirit messages.
NEW arrival IRA. Ross. natural t.oru
ClatrT2yAUt, business trance medium AID
palualst advice 90 sninlas, AZ business
satisfaction assured or no pay liz
Thsrd avenue. Eox lpt
MRS =. ENETT. South African ruefIam.
IN her WONDERFUL c3AlFy ssAnt s&ght, re-
vNals past. present. future consult her
readings. COX OsTzcs - Pioneer Aala-
lhg- corner James ADD Yrs; avenue.
MISS HODGE Mas,rlal.rinx ssaace. san-
GAY 2 e IA. soc WesfpessAy ana Friday
evenings. gents 81 "a ladies' "a Monday,
tFugupef and e}aer.a.lzing scaace. Soc.
i5ls Th.r1 avenue.
E-THEf CRAY. elairvoysnt and palnalst.
"a iisa 5ac fer next ten aRTs. diseases Ii
agr7St8 free Jewell house. all Yssier
Hay- between Fourth ana Ftfth ave-
naes south.
MADAM EsPERANzA. clairvoyant. usa
reader business advice keausbeck
b.3ek sc YesLer va resn !.
MAZE. MELBOURNE r.ves elalryayart
rcadiuFs. ladies. zsc. goats, 5ec, ls2
seeona Avenue. hours l8 60 Ia
CASH REGISTERS.
NATIONAL. Cash Register Company. tyr
NAsaingtea buiidinE-
BALLwooD CASH REGISTER CO,
ieA First avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-08

If YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR GOLD
GROWING PLANT 1T IN ONE OF
ERTY:
80, ooo-An inside brick property paying
good income.
Nb.V09-The best buy now on the market
IL is really worth much more than the
price asked and will be sold in 4 short
time III you want something good look
into this at once.
w. oo0--An inside brick in wholesale dis
trfct choice Investment
Ns,ooo-Brtek. paying big income Gen.
trail location.
Hs,oco-Large wooden structure on FRS,
avenue
us, eo-A Third avenue property; business
district.
no.ooo--A mighty good buy, close in ana
paying large Income
V.ooo-The best investment IN Seattle for
the money.
Several houses and lots In yarious parts
OF the city nj low figures
JOHN NJ. DAVIS, 5si-35 Pioneer Block.
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BARGAIN.

WITH one story brick improvements; is
having over per cent. net on price asked.
iJpe-half Of purchase price can run for
long term at per cent. interest.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

20 FEET FRONT
IN the heart Of tho
retail center between Madison
and Yesler way at a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-08
J. COMPTON q co.
A Is PER CENT. SNAP

A Is PER CENT SNAP.
Full-sized lot; 3 6-room houses, all rented:
street graded and severed. Terms. S
per cent. cash. balance on monthly pay
rents
Forced Sale n An
j. COMPTON r. CO,
Room Downs Building. Second Avenue
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W sAAD-crrY REAL nDrATn-
ContfnusA.
-------------
& =. z 4'Is II u. 2s-l I si ss:
A few very decided snaps.
'7e pao. One snd . halt story awell,ns o. m
eoo-Rainisr Heiehts-we have several
oeslrable cottage homes. with lots 60 feet
front, close 10 car line.
ing distance Of center Of citV Ho,,ss
alone worth the money.
81 .zoo-Two dwellings now rented for IN .
MONTH good buy.
81 ,soo-Four cottages near car un. Now
rented Tor US month. Fine investment.
$500 brick house Of six rooms. sewer
ana water connection. Close 10 car line.
81, and sis New York block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-08

For small investors We have few very
ehoice bargains In Income paying prop
eftler. worthy OF your attenlion.
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rerner lot, eeSin. with three houses,
rented IS per month. good neighhor-
Electric line, two blocks Rainier Heights
Has, paying Is per cent ON price. 81 dp0.
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on eecond avenue south,
North Of Jackson,
20 FEET.
n taken at once.
the rrfce will be much under the mar
yet There n n great dcmsrs - space In
thts locality at rentals that VIII pay Il
kt9h rate OF interest on the Investment.
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Aiso another lot soxlso. with four houses
rented sSseo per month. equally well To-
Gated, 81 igA
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The Renton Hill addition In on the Madi-
son street car line. with a fine view
Of the mountains: large lots on easy
terms.
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TIDE LANDS.
A FULL BLOCK.

Study this location.
" n bounded by King and Weller streets
ard Oriental and Fourth avenues. II can
be bought NJ close figure. Reasonable
cash payment. long time and low rate or
Interest on balance.
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Another lot. issSo. with double house
rsnted sN month. not far from Pike
and seventh street. and can 10 had
nov for 81 500
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The walia walla addition Joins on the
south. We have 20 lots that we can
sell you on easy payments.
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Have one house

OF six rooms. just completed.
which we would Ike 10 show you. With
rssderate cash payment you could have
Immediate possession and title TO the
pf0pcrty.
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Call for particulars.
WIN. y. HARPER.
Dexter Horton Bank building.
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Recoiieet, II you have not all the money
~ purchase the above property. We viii
loan you what you need at a low rate
Of interest
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We are headquarters for vacant property.
II you intend building home. we can
sive you a choice OF two additions-the
Renion Hin addition and the Wala
waila addition.
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- sALU-CITY REAL DsTATD-.
Continued.

Continued.
WIN. p. HARP Err,
Real Estate. Loans, Insurance..
NEW HOMES.
EASY PAYMENTS.
Let us build for you
According to your own
plans and specifications IN the
very best residence portion Of
FREMONT.
where at a moderate
price convenient to graded
49, schools. and splendid car service you
~ secure a slightly pleasant home.
VISIT the locality.
we know you Will like the
surroundings. Get OF the car
AT GOLF CROSSING.
You will see the new
bsrses we have built one and two blocks
wen. with q moderate cash payment and
,,nnfhly payment, less than you are pay
III IN rent. you will soon own yotx own
home.
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Aren't these good enough7' We have
dawntawa Investments ranging Ia price
Rom sSeo 20 $40. uoo. PAYING from II
per eeus. To- II per cent on price asked
same three -story bricks, ia business
center, oec upied with good payia. ten
ants wiu Be pleased 10 give fuli par
Herlera on application.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-08

III of9-Thres houses, paying 10 per cent
net close I'm.
t2cS -1'hroe-story brick. close In. paying
10 per cent. net.
t.Aeo~lssSln feet. with a fe-room house,
close in
A.54e~New s-room modern house on Pom
thus avenue, meas John street
t,so-New S-room modern house, on Pom
,ias avenue. near Denny way.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-06
BRAN BLETON.

Jesus Our Model for Prayer" will
be the theme of DIR. Halls discourse at
the Park Place Baptist Church Sun
day morning. The service at night
Will be pre-eminently the peoples SER
vice. DIR. Hall will preach at 7:S0 p. IN.
Choice music Will be furnished.
a Miss Wilson. on Baxter avenue,
died yesterday. The funeral service
will be held at the residence at $50 to-
day.
l.. Byrd Padgett has been removed
from St. Vincent's Hospital to the res
idence of DR.. j. j. Hall. on Park ave
nue., where he will have the personal
nursing and care of Mrs. Hall.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Saw
yer. of Highland avenue, was buried
yesterday in the Berkeley cemetery,
Rev. j. J. Hall officiating.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-06
a BEAUTIFUL ART CATALOGUE.
a CREDIT TO NORFOLK AND ONE
OF OUR ENTERPRISING JEW
EIRY HOUSES

Probably the finest catalogue ever
sent out by a business house in this
state is the handsome book now being
sent out by Mr.. d. p. Paul, the jew
clcr, to his patrons in North Carolina
and Virginia. This has been made adj
visable by the heavy and steadily in
creasing mail order business of this es
tablishmcnt. Buyers through these
States will now be able to select sat
isfactorily such goods as they desire
in the line of jewelry. watches. dia-
monds jewelers. novelties and cut
glass from one OF the finest stocks in
the South.
The catalogue contains 104 pages and
over 1.C00 Illustrations. and novelty
supplementary catalogue of 80 pages
contains hundreds of illustrations The
catalogue is printed on the finest SUI
per- calendered book paper. The illus
trations are the very finest half tones
such as are used by Tiffany and other
leading houses.
TIE book opens with n few pages
relative to the watch and jewelry re-
pair departments and an excellent full
rage view of the interior of the store.
Following this are the pages devoted
to rings, earrings, brooches, scarf pins
emblem pins. leather goods and other
lines of goods that show all that could
be asked in the way of variety, artiS-
tic beauty. intrinsic value and rea
sonable prices. The pages devoted to
medal designs Will appeal especially
to teachers in educational and Sunday
schools and colleges. The sterling sill
Yer and cut glass departments make
the selection of Wedding presents easy.
The work Is from the press of i. T..
Donaldson OF this city. and is in every
respect one of the finest specimens of
printing ever issued from Norfolk
press.
Mr.. Fauls enterprise in Issuing such
an elaborate and costly catalogue is
already bearing fruit in increased mail
orders. His standing in this commu-
nifty is such that patrons may rely i'm
plicitly on every statement made relat-
ing to the goods handled by the house.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-06
n. & w. EARNINGS.

The following very interesting detail
cd statement of the earnings and ex-
pcnscs of the Norfolk and Western
Railway for the months of July and
August has been issued by Comptroller
NJ. G.. Jameson:
Miles operated-lo00. 1852: 1899. 1851
increase. l. Earnings-Passcng mail
and express. 1900. S233. 093.l9; 1899, $2l1.
S51.25-increase, 81 2i1 .9i--l0 per cent
Freight. 1900. 1884, 953.sT; 1899. 1882
5i7.96-increase, 5000 435. al-22 per cent
Total earnings, 1900. 81 .36S. 041.0G: 1899
81 AI. 3G9.2 l-inerease, S225.G71.S5-2o pei
cent
Operating expenses-M Maintenance OF
way and structures. 1900. $lS3. $50. 81
1899. $l41.SSSSS = increase. $il,9il.47
Maintenance of equipment. 1900. $l97.
20953; 1899. SlS2. 70S.i9-increase. Sli.-
501.04. Conducting transportation, 1900
$500, 046.65 1899. S323.a6l. 0S-increase $40.
4S5.57. General expenses including
taxes. 1900. $50 ,o9672; 1899. s5S, 99.0I-in-
$500. 1S3.25; 1929. SOL. 757.52-increase,
crease. 5,497.65. Total expenses. 1900.
$l07 .f25.73-15 per cont.
Net earnnr 1900. S55S S63.Sl: 1899.
SAP, 6l169-increase. $l16,2 .l2-26 per
cent.
Deduct fixed charges. s1S5, 1888; 1899.
$50, 500. 19-decrease. $4.Gl5S6.
Surplus. 1900. s372.SS34S; 1899, $685.
OLE. 50-incrcase. $l2OS
Proportion of expenses to gross earn
lnSS, lHOO, % per cent. 1881. I'll per cent.
For two months-July LIST to August
31st.
Average miles operated-19oO. 1852
1899. 1,551-increasc. l. Earnngs-Pas-
senger, mail and express 1900. $685.
577.22; 1899, $il5.6 i2i2-increasc, $780,
9S4.S0-12 per cent. Freight. 1900 81
la. 4O612; 1899. $l.7S0. 9l0.56-inrease.
1868, i95. 56-20 per cent. Total earnings,
1900, $2,6lO 9S:.34 lSa9 s. Log Az as--lt4-
crease, S414, 400. 36-l9 per cent
Operating eXpenses-Maintena OF
way and structures, 1900, $3.50. us o.
1899, SITS, 491 .24-increase, $77,227.T.
Maintenance of equipment, 1900. $3S5.-
1929; 1899. $3.50, 43i.20-increase, $3l.-
915.09. Conducting transportation. 1900.
S719. 10000; 1899. S6i6. 257.12-increase
$73, 1420O. General expenses. including
taxes. 1900. s1l95S9.57: 1899. Sl0S.173.33-
increase. Sl1.41G2i. Total expenses,
1900. $l,5S0. 05I.S3: 1899. sl,3S6. S55.S SIN
crease, 1893. 701 .94-1i per cent.
Net earnings. 1900. 81 $50. 92551; 1899.
$50. 1877 .09-incrcase, 1920, 2S.i2-27 per
cent.
Deduct fixed charges. 1900, sS71 ,96667 !;
1899. 1891 .19S. 61-decreasc $9.23l.94.
Surplus, 1900. s65S. 95S.S4; 1899, $685.
sos. 4S--increase $229 960.36.
Proportion of expenses TO gross earn
ings. 1900. GIL per cent; 1892 SO per cent.
S. A. L. IMPROVEMENTS.
Among the many improvements Of
the Seaboard Air Line in and about
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-06
FEEDS BRAIN WORKERS
a Food Made Especially for Them.

A literary woman. Mrs. ]. c. Rob
erts. 1873 Holmes street, Dallas, Tex.
has discovered that properly selected
brain food is of great benefit to any
brain worker. She says: MY duties
as journalist require me to write all
day. particularly in the Winter, but
heretofore, after luncheon, no matter
how light I made 1t. 1 found myself
incapacitated for work for an hour or
two, for my brain would not respond
to the demand.
II saw an advertisement of Grape
Nuts for brain workers and determined
to give 1t trial 1 am charmed with
the result, and am now in perfect
health. l use Grape-Nuts for lunch
con. and never suffer any inconveni-
cnce whatever, returning 10 my work
at once, feeling as bright as when
left 1t. / know from experience that
this preparation is invaluable for brain
workers, who are apt to find that that
period of time given up to digestion is
one of almost total eclipse OF mental
power"
In this day and age of concentrated
effort. ii is wise for brain workers to
use a food especially adapted for re-
Grape Nuts food was invented by an
expert especially for that purpose.
Knowledge of the food elements con-
tanned in the grains and how TO pre-
pare these elements so as to be quick
ly absorbed by the body and used d.
rectiy to replenish the lost Phosphate
of potash (Which Is exhausted by men
tai work. have brought about the re-
suit. The proof can be had by any
brain worker who will take the trouble
to use Grape-Nuts for few days. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-06
RAILWAY NOTES.
Richmond and Other Towns Buy
$4,000, 600 of S. A. |. Bonds.
Norfolk & Western Makes Savings in Fixed
Charges -Hampton's New Hallway
New Depot of tho Southern S. a. LIS
NewDepot a. Richmond Coils p. Hunt
ington's Successor.

Negotiations have Just been closed by
which Messrs. John l.. Williams x Son,
of Richmond: Middendorf, oliver e Co,
of Baltimore. and S. d. Loring & Co.,
of Boston. become purchasers of the
special issue of $2,000.00O of per cent.
guaranteed gold bonds of the Seaboard
Air Line Railway, which run only two
years.
The bonds are secured by collateral
deposit with the New York Security
and Trust Company. of New York, of
100000 of the first mortgage per
cent. bonds of the Seaboard Air Line
Railway. and besides this. they are
guaranteed both as to principal and in
terest by the Raleigh and CASTOR and
the Raleigh and Augusta Air Line
Railroad Companies.
The management of the company de-
cided to make this issue. 1t is explained.
ito meet the increased demands upon
the company occasioned by the extern
sion of the system and the rapid
growth and development of its bust
ness; for new motive power and equip
ment: for heavier rails and increased
terminal facilities at important points,
and to provide for all extraordinary de-
mands to be met during the first year
of the consultations"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-06
Virginia Beaon improvement

lists from Philadelphia. who purcha sed
the Princess Anne Hotel and n num-
Der of acres of land at Virginia Beach,
have enga gcd the services of an expe-
rienced engineer. who has commenced
the work of surveying for the purpose
of giving additional building lots and
otherwise identifying the property. 1t
is said that n large number of modern
improvements are contemplated, and
the Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Company purposes extending their
tracks in rear of the villages to Cape
Henry.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-06
DIED.

SAUNDERS.-At the residence OF her
parents. No. 400 Baxter avenue. Bran
bleton. Friday. October 5th. 1900. a I 80
p NJ. MOLLIE SAUNDERS. daughter
of George and Theresa Saunders. aged
years.
The funeral will take place THIS (Sat-
residence. Friends and acuualntanccs re-
specially invited to attend.
BROWNE.-At the residence. No. 2l2
North Park avenue. October 4th. 1000, at
s r, NJ. LOTTIE REID. wife of w. H..
Browne
The funeral will take place from tho
First Presbyterian Church TO-DAY
at IL o'clock NJ.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-06

Richmond is the new round house and
adjoining buildings. which are being
erected just north of the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
tracks. at a point where the extension
of the Boulevard crosses the railroad
The round house is $50 fee. long and 20
feet wide. The building contains twelve
stalls and all modern improvements.
with concrete pit under each stall
Adjoining the round-house is a two
story brick Storc-house, GO feet by 80
feet. and 4 coal chute With Il capacity
of one thousand tons is also in progress
of construction Material is now on
the ground, aud work will soon begin
on the boller-house. which will be
building 80 feet long by 80 feet wide
This work is being done by Mr.. Gilbert
]. Hunt. general contractor and Mr.
Allan Maynard as sub-contractor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-06

Judge Edmund Waddill. of the
United States Court, was here yester-
day. but he did not hold court
Mrs. r. Y. Zachary and family have
returned from Virginia Beach.
Little Ellen Robinson. daughter of
DR.. j. a. Robinson. who has been so
critically i'll in Altoona. Pa. was
brought home yesterday on her uncle's,
Mr.. ]. NJ. Wallis, private car. She
stood the long trip fairly we'll and is
now resting comfortably.
Miss Lena Cannon, of Waverly street,
gave pleasant party last night i'll
honor of her guest. Miss Marion Dat
man. of Massachusetts, who will leave
for her home in a few days. There
was vocal and instrumental music;
also games and charming refreshments.
Mr.. r. c. Clark, of Lawrenceviile,
Va. is the guest of friends in Norfolk.
y delightful dance was given at Ken
wood. Gloucester county, on Tuesday
evening by Miss Marietta Slingluff to
her friends. Miss Bessie Sloane and
Miss Margaret Old, OF Norfolk. There
were many prominent people present
from Baltimore. Richmond. Lynchburg
and other points.
Miss Donna Reid. of Baltimore, is
visiting friends in this city.
Chief Martin j. Ryan, of the Norfolk
Fire Department, will attend the Ma
tional Association OF Fire Chiefs, which
convenes in Charleston. S. c.. next
week. He leaves for Charleston to-day.
State Secretary l.. A. Coulter, of the
Y. Nj. C.. A. was in Norfolk vest erC}a "
Mr.. Caldwell Hardy, president of the
| Norfolk National Bank, has been hon
| ored with the position of chairman of
the Executive Committee of the Ameri-
| can Bankers Association, which body
| concluded its annual session Thursday
| in Richmond.
Dr. ]. f. Bryant. of Southampton
county, was in the city yesterday.
Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr., of the
| United States Court, arrived in the city
| yesterday morning. He returned to
Richmond last night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah II. Martin, of
Berkeley. returned from New York yes
terday.
| Mrs. Lydia Augusta Hudgins has is
sued invitations to the marriage of her
daughter Miss Anna Vesey Hudgins,
to NIr. Arthur Jordan Hall. The cere-
many takes place at Epworth NJ. e.
| Church Wednesday. October 18th, at 8
| y. m.
| Col Arthur a. Splitter left this morn
| ing TO spend a few days in Richmond
on business.
| The Misses NIistu, from Accomac
county, are spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.. Gunter, 100 Ber-
muda street.
Mrs. Howard G.. Avery has returned
from Natural Bridge. where she spent
| the summer.
| Norfolkians were registered yester-
| day at New York hotels as follows:
w. e. Etheredge, Cosmopolitan; w. II.
Taylor, Hoffman; W. NJ. Rettew I'M
perial: a. NJ. Marshall. y. Warren. New
Amsterdam; DIR. l.. l.. Hamanet and
wife. Park Avenue; T. B. Wright, ST.
Cloud; j. C. Grover, Victoria.
| Mr.. Webster S. Rhoads. of Richmond,
spent the day here yesterday. He is of
the firm of Miller, Rhoads & Co.
FFY-ENGLEHART.
| Yesterdays Baltimore Sun says: Mr..
j. ID. Duffy, of Norfolk, Va. and Miss
Mamie Englehart. OF Baltimore. We're