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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-04-05
Our New Line Is Ready

We present the latest and best Spring goods at a
scale of uniformalIy low prices. These goods are fully
as attractive in style and quality as they are in price.
This is a conservative statement regarding facts, which
can easily be substantated by a visit to our store. 1t
is our desire that you visit our store and see the re-
markedly low prices adopted under the Cash System
by us. The low price will be apparent, while style and
quality present their own argument. Our stock is the
practical, popular kind that savors of careful ard judic1-
Gus selections from the best of markets. Our goods
have a style which pleases the fancy and a quality that
appeals to the judgment, as practical inducements
which sweep all doubts away. Our Spring Goods are
marked for quick selling. 1t is time for you to select
from a full assortment of fresh, desirable styles, or
take chances of perfect satisfaction a little later on,
when stocks will be broken. The invitation is yours
to visit our store NOW. Will you take it?
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HOW's This Z.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall'st Catarrh Cure.
f. J. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo. 0.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
py their firm. d
WEST & TRUAx, Il
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDING, KlNNAN..& MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
| and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by al
| druggists. Testimonials free.
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MOZL,Ey'S LEMON ELIXIR.
A. Pleasant Lemon Tonic.

For biliousness, constipation and
appendicitis.
headache.
For sle~eplessness, nervousness and
heart failure.
For fever, chills, debility aud kidney
diseases, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is pre-
pared from the fresh juice of lemons,
combined with other vegetable liver
~tonics, and will not fail yon in any of
the above named diseases. SOC. and ST.
bottles at druggists.
Prepared only by DIR. Fl. Motley,
Atlanta, Ga,
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darkness, the destruction which
wasted at MONDAY for many,
many years to delight our hearts
with his bits of fun, and lift us
to a higher plane of usefulness,
by the many noble, and e%levating
thoughts which hubble from his
heart.
The spring poet is in our sec
ton, and the following efusion is
his first effort:
The first breath of Spring,
Which has come cur way;
Is that tired feeling which
We have every day:
And down by the barn
Near the walnut tree;
The old goose is setting,
And is happy is can be;
And out in the field,
In the fresh fallowed ground,
The blue bird and robin
Are seeing what's to be found;
The hens are all laying
And doing their best;
The turkey as usual,
Is stealing it's nests.
While we go forth
With a light bouyant heart,
Hauling out dirt with
Our old steer and cart.
With our bread basket full
Of beans, eve IRE sorry for Bob,
But we've done eat his 'tatoes
And he will surely lose his iob.)
But then, all natures preparing,
With music to sing,
And %joyously welcome
The arrival of Spring.
kILLICKINICK,
SOAK Glep,'
Walter, n. C, April 4, 1900.
Whites Black Linlment will cure
when others fail. 1t does not blister
but goes down to the seat Of the trou
BILE, a full size % bottle for Is cent
st HIPS Drug Store
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WALTER LETT Err.
A ChrOnicling OF a Weeks Ev nts
In That Thriving Naigh-

1A A0O SAAS AAS
borhOod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gurley spent
Sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs. N.
D. Guriey.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Overman
spent Sunday with Mr. Ben Sas-
ser ADD mother.
Rev. jenkins. Sauctifcations
list, preached at Apple Jack
school, house Sunday Afternoon.
MI r E. P,rkir, from your
city, and MIR. Ylung, from NV
York, were ouC here last week
looking after truck.
Painting corn is the ord-r Of
the day now, hut the sign IS not
exactly right for US. aud We snail
not begin till next week.
Aunt E zs Howell, is IN our
neighborhood visiting. She is
three score and ten, but is active,
and can walk FIVE miles win all
ease.
Misses M3llie Howell, and
Leon Whitley, from near Smiths
field, returned hone this morn
ing after q short visit to friends
and relatives here.
Dr.. will Crawford has par
chased the Drugs, Instruments,
Library etc. Of the late Or. e.
81. Rornaday, aud will nave them
up here this week.
Mr.. John Grantham is doing
some gond work on his place
near here, preparatory to sowing
peas. He viii have no trouble
another year, to secure tenants,
= if he wacts them.
The scarcity of shad in the
rivers is remarkable, when the
water has been high for some
time giving them ample oppor-
tnnities to come up, unless
hedged back.
People are getting still wilder
over cotton, and we are sorry to
see preparations for such a large
crop. Next fall it will be the
same Old cry, and the farmers,
. many Of them, will he deeper in
debt
Mr.. aud Mrs. Tnos. MCGEE,
from your cisy, were the guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. Wa Crawford
Sunday. returning homs M >nday
morning. They have many
friends here, VINO are always
glat to see them.
The Debating Society held
quite a lively meeting last Fri
day night, trying TO prove which
was more useful to a community,
a Doctor or a Preacher. The
Doctor won. We have had right
smart experiece With the win
mig side, but, if the Preacher is
no more useful than g Doctor,
then they r both necessary
evils, which a community could
gel along as we'll without,
Their many friends will be de-
lighted to know that Mr.. Mac
Hornaday and his sister. Mss
Pearl will make their home with
US, and are expected to move in a
few days. They have d nice Its
tie farm near here, and are NOV
ing up here, to be near their rel.
atives, and to look after their
farm.
Bro. Rambler touches us in a
tender spot often. What he said
about woman, a few days ago,
was composed of the same ingre-
.dients, as if we had manufactured
it, and it is "just as good" We
have always had a very high re-
gard for woman. In fact, our ma
ternal ancestor was a woman, anc
as good a one as ever shingled &
hnv'S cnntra Of nrauitv Or drOnnAC
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COMMISSIONERS U

Goldsboro, n. c., April Q, 1900.
The Board met in regular SEES
sion, present.: E A. Stevens,
chairman, }. B. Gardner, J. p.
Smith.
Tax listers were appointed as
follows:
Go!dsboro-R. w. Elg,r ton
and John FL. Hill.
Fock-W. E. Rose.
Grantham-S. D. Thornton.
Brogden-Elijah Edwards.
New Hope-Ben Herring.
NAHUM tai. B. Stallings.
Pakev1lle-N. B. Berger.
Indian Springs-C. A. Smith.
Saulston-G. G. Rackley.
Great S|amp-P. L. Peacock.
Stony Creek-LoDnie Edgerton
B. E. Newsom's bond as con
stable of Saulston township was
read and approved.
Geo. E.. Hoods report as
Treasurer read and approved.
Accounts we're audited and al
lowed to J E Collins, carrying
prisoners to poor house, 81 CO.;
Standard Mfg. Co., brldgelamber,
5 IS; Geo. Rose and Rich'd Best,
road work, 2 90; Edgerton 6 Bar
din, bridge lumber, 1 so; P G
Perkins, bridge lumber, 6 "a; w
E Han add Bro, poor house &C.
count, 70c, Argus, publishing
account, Il II; w P. Battea.r road
work, 4 80; J Il ShackIeford,
pauper coffin, 3 90; " Lamb,
for court 0 aud county, 3 IS;
j W Thompson, Pikeville }ence,
2I 20; w A Denmark, pauper
burial. l so; Parks & Johnson,
convict suppl es, 75c; E NJ Head,
March poor house acct, So So; j
B johnson, Quaker bridge quad,
1 58; F o Durand, repairing rifle,
1 90; G.. G.. KornegaY, registers
account filed, Is Is; J " Gardner
& Son, Jail supplies, 95c; S D
Pate, convict guard, 25 90; James
Warrlck, convict guard, 80 GO:
B F Scott, Sheriff. March Jail ac-
count, SO 80; j EEL Lane, Stony
Creek fence, 80 90; j M Wood,
bridge lumber, II 46, J J Phillips,
bridge lumber, 3 81; W j Jones,
Nj D, March medical acct, 20 90
j H johnson, burying pauper,
3 90; II 7 Jones, Fork fence,
3S 10; FL L Jones, Board of con-
victs - so; D W Cobb & Co.,
clothing for c%onvicts, 6 55; Best
& Thompson, March and Febru.
airy poor house acct, 46 50; 81 D
Porter, bridge guard, 90; Hocd
& Britt, April poor house sup.
plies, 20 SIS; Ell Robinson, repair.
ing bridge, 3 90; P & F Furniture
leo, for poor house, 5 90; FL Wei
: & Bros, coal and Jail supplies
28 80; j j Ivey, lumber fol
Whitehall bridge, 40 90; W E
Sasser. Broadnurst bridge guard
:, 3 33; Enterprise Lumber Co.
= bridge lumber, II So; L D Sum
e merlin, New Hope fence, 1 SO
Goldsboro Water Co., for jail to
, date, 8 0s; 6 e Hood, treasurer
cash paid to paupers, 100 so.
j.! The Board then adjourned.
Il Published by order of tn
. Board.
=, g. C. KoRNEGAY,
CLARK Rc
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MOZLEY'S LEMON HOT DROPS
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hem
orrhage, and all throat and lung dis
eases. Elegant, reliable.
Twenty-Five cents at druggists. Pre-
pared only by DIR. Ell. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga
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Mozley's Lemon Elixir

is the very best medicine 1 ever use
for the diseases you recommend it for,
and I have used many kinds for wo-
mans troubles. MRS. s. A. GRESHAM,
Salem, N. c..
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GOOD FORTUNE SMILES

And you ignore rightful advantages if you do not
claim the benefits offered under our new era Cash
Prices Many are the needs which confront you with
the advent of Spring. 1t is concerning these require
ments and how they may be secured with satisfaction
and economy that we speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19

wearer of straw helmet felt that ne must
be talented indeed before ne dared intrude
such an article upon the public gaze. NO"
they are wearing these cool tropical ma Is
every day in New York and many men
wear tulle around them.
Net, tulle, figured lawns and silk are
the favorite trimming for the summer
hat. Mems sailors have ttleir twist OF
colored tulle: and mems soft Alpines are
decorated with a winding of gay silk The
prejudice against feminine trimmings Is
wearing off and you seq them all the
time. There are silk scarfs with their
tracer;es of scarlet and there are lawn
scarfs with their bands OF bright silk.
The summer girl. be- she sweetheart or
sister, SO long as she be a friend. can
decorate the plainest OF last summers
hats very prettily. Let her bargain Tor
her work. A dollar saved is a dollar earned
and goes just as far in ice cream SOFAS.
With last years grey felt, and a little soap
bark judiciously applied in solution OF
warm water, she can make a new hat
Or, II she be brave. she can dip the nat
in gasoline and gently massage it. in the
day time, until the spots are gone. But
let her not do SO by gaslight, as gasoline
is a treacherous article to handle. Wnen
the hat has been dried and aired. until
it Is fresh and spotless, let her expend
a dollar upon the gayest silk scarf in the
ma DeTCdSIlSr WlNCO" ana not StISrAS w.
a quarter or so in price. It is the pest
article which costs the most generally
Let her take the scarf and il 1t IS 100
"slinky'' let her line It with crinoilne,
and with this hearty substance let her
twist the hat until it is trimmed. a KNOT
at one side concludes the trimming.
II the man be disinclined TO gag trim
mings, what is the natter-in the words
of the younger brother-wtth WINDING
OF white tulle or even a broad to!o OF
black taffeta which. by the way. IS very
swell this year. Anything TO get away
from the straight: stiff sailor which is not
too becoming.
sailors are made Becoming by being
sAInnt,ed with rather broad ptims ma
trimmed with gaily-colored bands o. all
dissertations. The brighter the oand tue
handsonnes the hat and shs more eSasa-
sive, as rule,
.sa wi,;:e trnusar Is in TEauserings
e,u,e In. beautiful linen duck, cut on the
newest lines These articles bell around
tha ankle and fit around the leg. They
ara creased and nodish and quite different
from tbs linen trousers OF childish mem.
~ when all that was expected Has H1dih
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THE: WASHINGTON
AND LEE FINALS
Or. .McKim breaches Bacca'aufeate
Sermon.
DR.. BARR MAKES AN ADDRESS,
,oint Final Celebration OF the Literary
societics-.rhe Albert sidness won
the Boat Race One Length
oyerthe Harry Lees.
mr.. BARR MAKES AN ADDRESS

LEXINGTON, VA, June asLsose.a.,
No one hundred and eighteenth anlu a.
announcement M Sa at Washington anu Lee lee
IIniversity began Sunday morning NJ, ~ sHs
9Iniversity Chapel with the paccalaui 60 -
Sermon by Rev Randolph q. Adcr>lii' - -
washington. D. Z. ,a4ora the Uni
At night the address before t,s s.ao &c
versitv young Mems Christian. As IS.
tian Vas delivered by Rev. Dr. w. a
Rarr. Of Richmond Va.
% FINAL. ATTRACTION ~ !.
,-,,a ioint final celebration of the llteIaty
societies took place tonight in the oni--
, Hs Chapel The exercises were p w.
s;ded over by w. J.. Lauck OF keyser. ,, W.
Va with F. w. Kellinger OF NoiiotA'
va. as secretary. CO.
The orators from the Graham-Lee oo-
c;etv were H. R. KeebIe. Of A a!
TEXAS. and J.. II. Shively, OF NAaA'V -.
md; from the Washington soeiste, " ~
p. Wade, of Brownsburg, Va, ana f.
q. OFT, of Harrisonburs, Va.
a gold medal to be given later utL.s
the Commencement is the prize for' th s
Dess ANNUAL REGATTA.
The annual regatta. the most attractive Ve
feature Of the commencement exercises
at washington and Lee for the genera =
public took plao on North -11Yes -aa1e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19

afternoon A new boat was purchased
this season, which was awarded by the
Athletic Committee to the Blues. This
seeming advantage over the Reds was
counteracted by giving the latter the in
side track in the race. The contest was
witnessed by a large crowd of spectators,
who lined the river banks and cliffs.
Albert sidney -(Blue>-Obenschain Vir-
ginia stroke; Thompson, Virginia, No 81;
Seig, Virginia, No. 2; Noise, South Caro-
lima. No. /; Keeble, Texas. coxswain.
Harry Lee (ReO-EIlis, Kentucky,
stroke: McNulty. Virginia. No 3; Coe.
VIRGINIA. No. 2; Hall, Texas, No. L.; Nc
Crum, Virginia, coxswaln.
ALBERT sIDNEY's WIN.
The race over mile course was won py
Albert SIdneys two boat lengths IN 4:59-
Both crews started together, when NO 8
Of Blues caught crab and lost ground
but afterwards regained. closing In hne
STYLE
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and length, the latter even being lacking
after z. wetting.
The correct trouserinss include the
biuest linen, fine and soft also the codrs-
est of white duck, so heavy that 1t be-
Genes an army crash. Men differ IN their
fondness for these materials, many claim
ing that the coarse variety holds its 0" n
the pest in danpness and in dust
If you are in your own business where
every energy is strained 10 do well for
yourself. then cast thoughts OF economy to
the winds, purchase a. dozen sets or wash
able summer shirts and wear them all the
time. That is practically the advice of
New York's most famous physician wno
declares that men injure themselves and
destroy their gray matter every summer
by overwhelming their bodies viii insult
able dress.
New York in summer runs parallel with
Bombay in climate; in the former they
wear broadcloth and felt: III the latter
nothing but linen.
Chicago is a little cooler. in degrees.
than New York. but swelterins enough
sometimes: and for the South there should
be no argument Every man should wear
the thinneSt he can find and rejoice that
he has nothing warmer
Shirts are growing fantastic. \ man
who buys & shirt is asked if ne will have
the strips running up and down or hort-
zontai. He is questioned upon his tastes
regarding blouse front: II ne wants
a soft bosom or stiff one; whether ha
will take a shirt In two materials or in
one. This means that The race OF men have
a wide latitude OF choice and mat the
day of the stiffiy-starched white terror Is
CAST
The pink flannel man en- rejoice this
year in shirt OF transparent China silk.
under which Is pink silk ling. His bIua
flannel brother may wear muslin SHIFT
with blue silk blouse dotted with as many
polka dots as taste may dictate. The tan
shoe reigns, as nothing more comfortable
has appeared: and the enamel shoe Is
worn for convenience Toes that lie nat
upon the ground are the accepted shape
for summer and leather with; agusa. cut
cut 1: used Cor tips and vanos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
SOME WHIMS OF FASHION.
Ton Hats and Derbies are Being Made

Ton Hats and Derbies are Being Made
of Straw.
The summer ma.l is buying his trousseau
He win wed the sea goddess and for tais
he needs a bathing suit He will WOO the
mountain nymph, and, for the sweet task.
ne requires knickers and sweater. He
will stroll along the sands and walk the
green fields and for both these oastiInes
he NEEDS clothes.
But the man who stays at home ana
reads his ledger must also dress II the
other need cooling garments he needs stu
cooler ones. II the other delights in pretty
thngs-hannels ofavarie1 hues. short coats
and fancy yests-he delights in them none
the less because he must wear them TO
work instead of sporting them by the sea.
q There lives no man this season with
soul too dead to appreciate the new hats
They are making berries Of stra' :. at.csl,
5ea.veYs- YOU are t>.,rca to ard,S.
nude IN advance fo. lld ,..s sra
l!sa ms Eishi sr.ss y, q c.a-
= odd. you enay be stt-s, ~,'s coo. ana
ivent OF the Spanish War.
summer in the tropics of
"a. b tie iItpBines. there was no
such Ling i,s::net, except upon an
eSp,o-ss or a L4ea af sceeatzscttsse< GaA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Blanche J. Wood. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ~. H Wood. and So
prano soloist OF ST. Aioysius' choir, says
yesterdays Washington Post. will be
married Wednesday at O'clock, in st.
Pstrick's Church, 10 MIR. John Murphy, of
Richmond, Va. There will be a nupuai
high mass sung by some of the members
OF the choir Of ST. Patrick's Church, St.
Aioysius' Church. St. Matthews Church,
(where Miss Mood previously suns). St
Peters Church and the Church of the
Jmrna culates Conception. Mrs. Marguerite
Nolan Martin Will sing Mascheroni's
lave Marta.'' with violin obligato by
Miss Lucas. Mrs. Besry Will sing an
lave Nerum.'' by Braga, with an obliga-
to, also by Miss Lucas and Miss Wade.
OF St Matthews choir Will also sing
couple of short solos. The bridal chorus
from '.Iohengrin." Will be sung for the
entrance of the bridal party. and also
for the departure. Miss Jennie Glennan,
of St Matthews choir. has charge OF
the music and will play some exquisite
bits. among them being 20 Thou Sublime
Sweet Evening Star, from Tannhauser.
Miss Wood will sing in ST. Aloysius' choir
for the last time to-day. Mr.. Murphy is
member Of the firm of E P. Murphy
& Co.. wood and Goa! dealers, in Rich
rnond. After bridal tour, which in
CiuueS d ZIP 10 iooslSa ry "dlSi, S1S!s
:n Canada and Niagara Falls, and few
cities in New loris state. they w.ll go
TO their new home. at No. 200 North
Harrison Street, Richmond.
Mr. Douglas Richardson and Miss
Blanche Saunders viii be married this af-
1erneon al O'Clock at Union-Station Al
E. Cau-ca.
Miss Saunders. one OF Church Htll.s
most attractive young ladies. Is the daugh-
ter Mrs. Y. A Saunders AR. Richardson
Is the son OF Hon. ID. C. Richardson. and
Is connected with the electrical derart-
neat OF the Smith-Courtney Company.
The home OF Mr.. P J. Stratton. No.
E2s Laurel Street was the scene of pref
ty marriage las, Thursday evening, when
A!ss Mamie Ferguson became the bride
Of Mr.. Harvey Il. Harris.
The bride wore white orxpcs ae and sat.
IN ribbons, AND carried a Bouquet Of
Brides rnses. The ceremony Was psr-
formed by Rev. Geo. E. Booker Smith,
After the ceremony supper was served
Among those present were Nessrs Frank
Esgemeyer, Charles II. Whitico. Mr.. and
Nrs. choen. Mr.. and Mrs. Eubank, Mr.
NnA Mrs. e. Z. Stratton. Nj. and Mrs. &,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
Still a Mystery.

ROANOKE, VA, June B.-Special.-The
Cloverdale mystery is still unsolved De-
fective Baldwin admits that the circum-
stances look more like an assault on
Misses tKeister and Linkenhoker than at
first. although he adheres to the first
theory advanced.
The young ladies are both improving.
Charles w. Thomas. city treasurer, re-
signed to-day ON account of i'll health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19
Scnboard OmcialsA Here

Mr.. II. ". B. Glover traffic manager OF
the Seaboard Air Line, is at the Jefferson,
together with Messrs. G. r. Caps. L. s.
Allen, G. P. Johnson, and V. E. McBee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19

soc.ation will hold an important meeting
at Lee Camp Hall this evening at o
OF clock Election of officers and other i'm
portant business will be transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19

Mr.. n. A. Atkinson continues very
at his residence on East Grace Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19

The members of East-End W. c. 1. T.
will hold a meeting at No. 1924 East Mar
shall Street this afternoon at O'Clock
AS business of Importance is to be trans
acted full attendance is desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19

Miss Marion sheffey, daughter of Judge
sheffey. of Marion. Va. has been visiting
at the Executive Mansion. She will leave
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19

Miss Tyler, Miss Sue Tyler and Mr.. Hal
Tyler will go with the Governor to Kan
sas City. He is one of the delega tes-at-
large to the National Democratic Conven-
ton which convenes in that city July 4th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-19


The engagement of Miss Marie keesee
TO DR.. Virginius Harrison has been
announced The wedding will take place
the latter part of the month. and they
will sail for Europe on June 3oth.
Miss Reese is the daughter of Mrs.
Thomas o. keesee. ana is pretty ana
attractive young lady
DR. Harrison has won a prominent
nosition in medical circles.
Mr. Mrs. William Writ Henry and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lyons and family
Will spend the heated term at their
country place, Red Hill
Mrs. George Warren, sr-. and Mrs.
George Warren, Jr., are spending two
weeks in Gloucester county
Mrs. Howard Hoge and family will spend
rhe summer near Freier:ck's MILL IN
Louisa county.
Mrs. William c. Bentley and Miss
Elizabeth Bentley left yesterday for Aloe-
marie, where they will spend month.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford caperton and,
family are at Bon Air for the summer
Miss SIZE Deane will spend the sum
,nkr months at the country place VI Disiiop
Jaeger. in Nova Scotia
Mrs. II. D. Perkins and family Leave s,,
to-day for Amherst. where they WIN
spend the summer.
Mr and Ms. Frank Powers are at Viz
ginia Beach.
Mrs william rompkins VIII spend July
IN Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Mrs charles f. Boiling and Mrs. Henry
raylor and family will leave shortly 1or
GLOUCESTER, where they will spend some
time.
Mrs. william Roland Is visiting her SIS
Ter. Mrs. wh:,ehurst, in Norfolk.
Mira. JACOB M!caaux and Misses xs:'as-
i.,Ip:r,Ysss' Il Az HJutDAY
The Meyer Store closes every Thursday
a. o'clock until further notice.
Llsta.. Wednesday is accommodation