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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
RAD[FORD SOCIAL.

RADFORD, VA. Dec. 12.-The enter
tainnent given by the Girls Dramatic
Club OF wadsworth High School Friday
n,rht was much enjoyed, and reflected
credit on the school. aunt susan
Jones" was presented ny pupl's o. elo
school. the leading role being taken by
Miss Alice Jones. Miss Edith Dodd was
fine In songs and recitation, and the
rendition Of LISTS Raphsodie Hongrols
hv Miss NORMAN, the new music tea
cher was brilliant. tsi
Mr.. =. S. Jones, an old-time favorite,
sang, and the entire programme was at
t,aotive Z and well-carrled out Twenty
nine dollars was cleared for the piano
fund. H., r~,,rL
rent Events Club Tuesday afternoon a.
La Riviera, ~
Mrs. ". IA. Wilson was hostess to the
Current Events Club. Wedne sday after
noon. The meeting was mostly Or So
cial nature and very elaborate rc1resh-
nlents were served ~.
Tho woman's Guild Of Grace Dpls-
coral church. held bazaar THURSDAY
night, netting about So
Mrs. 3. IS. Jones and children. ihomas
and Sophia, returned 1foH' yt E'' -
Baltimore Thursday,
{. Ey- Governor. and Mrs. Tyler spent me
week eek At Bell Hampton, their Pulaski
estate. ,,o,, dow
from Chicago, where he attended the cat
tie Show.
Misses Mamie and Lottie Grimm, OF
bedford are visiting Mrs. p, G, Adams M
The Cotilllon Club will glve hop to-
night. J.. ,,,a., ,or
FLORIDA. to spend the winter, joining Mrs.
Miller ana her sister Mrs. She1er, AT
Chattanooga. i. !.
interesting installation services We're
held at the Lutheran Church Sunday, the
exercises Being conducted BY Prot, =. Y
~ NJ p sn D. D., of Roanoke, and Rev.
I'll q. M. Miller, of Roanoke, &
Union services were held at Central
Presbyterian church this week by Rev.
e.. S. FOX and Rev, L, NJ; Irwin. IN
thursday night Rev. Mr., Peerie, re-
turned missionary, delivered an interest
Rev. D. S. FOX has purchased and
moved into Il home on Sixth Street,
n NJ Earnest Farmer was brought home
Wednesday seriously III with pneumonia
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PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. 1o.-The
Wednesday Music Club met this week
with Mrs; W. Fl. Mann. Beethoven was
the subject, and the following selections
from the works 2.or this compos..rswe
rendered by the members Of the club: I,
e Reading Formation Of the Sonata. Miss
Frances Ream. .
Allegro. opus 81, No. 2, Mrs, G. D.,
Wltherspoon,
Booth.
Songs, ..From Grief / Cannot Measure"
Frans.A af J,
Mcdowell.
(sJ "sans Toi.' Guy dHnrdelot.
a. Good might, Sweet Dreams. Bis Bis
choff.
5)nMy Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from
Samson and Della. g. Saint saens
IS co 'Slu.nber boat Gaynor' Mrs rs
George Warren.
The club had as It's guests Mrs, George
warren of Richmond; Miss Mary Stuart
Buford, OF Lawrenceville; Miss Helen
page. OF BerryvIl!e: Miss jamie Vaughan,
Mrs. 4. d. Hamilton, Mrs. Patrick liam
:.ton.
The next meeting Of the club will b.
held Jan u4ry Gln, slopt, ~ VIZ iioAA1Ss -
Miss Le,,ta Hartley.
Mrs, Harris Donnan entertained a de-
liehtful company at bridge whist Thurs
day morning. Among her guests were
Mrs. w. a. Bragg. Mrs. Patterson, Mrs.
McClcry. Mrs. Harry Stratton, Mrs. John
Mann. Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Mrs. NVaV-
er,y wilkins, Mrs. Pryor Jones, Mrs.
Alexander y. Hamilton. Mrs. Preston L..
Roper and Miss Annie Wilson.
Mrs. Leroy Roper had several Of her
friends to play an Informal game or
bridge whist Tuesday evening. NJ ISIS
Annie Wilson won the lady's prize and
Mr.. p. II, Drcwry the Eentleman's
Mrs. j. Gordon Rennie was the charm
ing hostess ut a cuchre party Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. ". T., yenable was In charge Of
IT,, tea nt.the Country Club Saturday, ar
tcrnoon. and was assisted by many young
ladies'. The ccasion was one OF the most
delightful of eiseason. 81 5
Mr.. and Mrs, bartlett Roper have an
.nounced the engagement Of their sdaugh-
ter. Miss Emily Bartlett Rorer. to Mr..
George Pollok Rurgwyn. OF Jackson, : n.
e. The marriage will take place In Feb
r,,ary at their residence, on Market
Street.
Miss Nellie sMcGiu Paige, Of Berryvllle,
Is IT,, guest OF Miss Helen I.eavenworth.
Mrs. William Holladey, of savannah,
Ga. who has been visiting the Misses
Co!lierHin this city, mas gone 70 wy.
mington, n. @.
Miss Leo Booth has returned to Peters,
burg after a pleasant ,stavin Norfolk.
Mrs. Mary Donnnn Willsonfls visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Preston Roper, In this
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Street Railway Activity,

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SALISBURY, n c.. Dec l2,-Dur!rg
the past few days much activity has been
noticed on the part Of the Salisbury-Spen.
Ger street railway officials, prominent
among whom'ls Mr.. J. p, Hornaday, Of
lCincinnatti, and Mr., Knox George, a
contra ctor OF New Orleans, The greater
part Of the necessary material has been
ordered and 4 large amount has al
ready been delivered The company has
be en- capitalized at 100000, one-half Of
this amount having been disposed OF In
the shape Of bonds to a. L. Rich g. Com
pany, of CINCINNATI
II is proposed that 100000 be expended
In the construction of the system which
will nclude some ten miles Of track and
the creation Of Q power and light plant.
the rapid prosecution OF the work, how
ever, the contract allows until April LIST.
for the completion Of the system, ta
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number OF invited guests, who were most
charmlngly received by. their host and
hostess. severnby leads itself we'll to
such functions, and the affair was very
brilliant one. Among the guests We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Bryan. Mrs. w. g.
Bryan, Miss Lyons, and Mrs. Farland,
Of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis NJ.
Byrd. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Clarke, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Dabney Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Tabb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Taliaferro. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Taliaferro Mr.. and Mrs.
II. o. Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mere
dith, Mr.. and Mrs. holland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathew Wallis. Mr.. and .Mrs.3W.E s. Mott.
Mr.. and Mrs. HARDWOOD; Mesdames Fair,
5Janyier. Urquehart, Of Washington. and
Farland of Richmond: Misses Elizabeth
BRYAN, Of Hampton: Mary Diesendorff, OF
Detroit: Frances Nyo Aord, of New 70. X;
Brock Byrd, Margaret Tabb. Kate clop-
ton Sally Perrin, Mary and Fanny Jones,
Leah Taliaferro, Lee and Evelyn Dabney,
Nora Taliaferro, Fanny James, Leila Du-
val, Evelyn and Mary Lee; Messrs,
Cherry, James, Perrin, Nicolson, 6. B.,
ITALIA ferro, Dr. Crignan, a. and Il. Davis.
Richard Jones. @
The Richmond guests came by the York
River steamer and returned the NEXT
day.
Mrs. Courtney selden let on Monday
i for Newport News, al
The Misses Diesendorff, who have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Q. San
ders. have returned to Detroit,
Mesdames Urquehart. OF Washington;
Farand, Of Richmond. and Misses Bryan,
of Hampton, and Brook Byrd, OF Glou-
cester and Mr.. Montgomery Clarke OF
New York, are guests OF house party
at severnby.
Mrs. Mary Jones is the guest OF Judge
and Mrs. Catlett.
4 Miss FIeflybower is the guests OF Mrs
Lie, Catlett.
Mr., Manton and Miss Wye Hord Dun
kirk, Of New York. are spending the
winter at the rectory,
MI. and Mrs. Ashby Jones have gone
to North Carolina.
Miss Gertrude Massey. OF Maryland, IS
at Newstead,
Mr.. Harold Hopkins Is the guest Of Mr..
sam Janney, and Mr.. Nat Hopkins, OF Mr..
r. Janney,
Mr.. r, Taliaferro and his daughter, Miss
Hurrloto Lee Talaterro, have gone TO
Richmond,
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f ASHLAND, VA, Dec, gl2.--lne ellecl y
local option In Ashland is very pro-
tnounced. The law has now been In
operation for the first time since the war.
The Saturday night carouslng Of former
years is gone. Mayor Scott states that
not case due to drunkenness has been
before him since last October. which Is
most unusual record.
a number Of the College Alumni and
others interested In the perpetuatlon OF
the different chapters of the College ira
ternitles here have been IN Ashland this
week looking after their old societies.
The season opened on December lst. and
K there has been great activity IN these
circles. NJ @
The Phi! Delta Thetas have rented the
College house formerly occupied by Or.
Dodd adjoining the campus, and Will
convert 1t into a regular
Fraternity House.
The Rev. Mr.. Dadlnun, the newly np-
pointed ministero Of the Methodist Church,
has made most favorable impression
III the community as we'll as the church,
and 1t is predicted that he will be un-
usually successfully at this charge. Flo
IL an energetic young man and 9 forcl-
lie speaker. He met most OF the mem-
bers on Tuesday last when Rev. J, w.
Morris. OF Richmond, came UP to address
the students In the Chapel.
Tho next meeting. or the -aSlaHu Musl.
cal Club Will be held at the residence OF
Prof, r. b, smithey, on January sth. at
which time a special program Will 30
rendered by visiting talent, assisted ~
the members OF the Club. 4.
A very delightful musical entertainment
was rendered last Monday evening ~
Mrs. Jeanette Vest ut her residence.
Tho flower puzzle created special inter-
esl, affordlng much merriment,
Mr. Nat Lancaster was called to the
death bed of his mother, Mrs. F. " Ian
caster at Rochelle" near Earmvllle on
Wednesday.
The funeral OF Mrs, Lucy II. Golf was
held here on Tuesday last from the resi-
dence OF her daughter, Mrs, Walter sgd
nor,
Nh. j, Thomas .Cussons. Of boswell, Va,
and Miss Carrie Holmes, We're married
In Washington last Wednesday.
Mr.. Smiley OF Minnesota and Mr. LIN
der Watts. OF New Mexico.1 have recently
purchased farms In this vicinity
On Friday, December 18th, Prof s. g.
Mitchell vii! lecture before the Woman, $
Club In the College Chapel on the Uni
ncaton OF Italy"
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THE WEEK IN FREDERICKSBURG.

College Is preparing TO g1vc an en,s'.
tainment at the Opera House on Tuesday
night, December 22d. wnsn ~ conftde-
rate Spy will be presented The club has
a number Of members with unusual tai
emit l8ta IL lgf
Miss virginia Carmichael is visiting
friends In Norfolk. and on Wednesday
evening Of this week was the guest Of
honor at a. progressive cuchre party CIV
en- by Mrs. Lewis billiard.
Mrs Maurice r. Church left this week
for Honesdalc. Pa, wherc she Will be
the guest Of her parents
Mrs. Charles RufIln was a visitor to
Richmond this week.
Miss Mercer CrutchEeld, who has been
visiting Miss sallie segar, In N1iddlesex
county. has returned home. r
Miss Alice Cannon has returned to her
home here after an extended visit to
friends in Richmond and other points.
Judge John E. Mason and family have
moved from their country home IN King
George county,,to this city for the winter.
Miss Eleanor Johnston. OF New York,
is the guest Of Dr.. and Mrs. H. Il. John
ston.
Miss. Minnie Smith. who has been Wis
Ting Miss Eva Tyler, has returned to
her home in King George.
Miss M. NJ. Mason. Of Philadelphia. Is
the guest OF Miss Edmo Fitzhugh.
u Miss Stella Dicnerson has returned TO-
her home In King George county after q
pleasant visit to Miss Ellen Wallace.
pr. Powhatan Moncure and two daugh-
tiers, OF Bea1lton, were visitors to the
city this week.
Mr.. w. l.. Burruss is visiting Mrs. =.
H. Powell. in Richmond.
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FREDERICK URG. VA, Dec. Il
This has been a bright week socially.
and there have been a number OF enter
tainmcnts Prominent among these was
the event nt Kenmore on Tuesday night,
when the DaugAtcrs OF the Revolution
gave q reception, listened to an address
on John Pau! Jones" by Captain $. y.
Quinn, and enjoyed a programme VI old
songs by accomplished musicians OF our
home talent, and enjoyed the refresh.
rncnts which were gracefully served ~
the young girls. who, win their escorts,
after tho older, persons had Departed tor
their homes. closed tho occasion with u
merry dance.
l Card parties have bsen another inter.
esting feature. where besides the pleas.
ure Of playing were chances for pretty
prizes for good playing nnn dainty re-
fresnments enjoyed. f
Dancing also claimed its share OF Eopu.
larity, and from nine until after mid
night on Monday night. Convention Han
presented a bright and pretty Spectacle,
as tho young people gracefully swayed
to. and fro through the nlazes OF the
waltz a5
Music lovers OF. Friday nigh, enjoyed
a recital gwen at College Hall by the pu-
DlIS OF lIlC iNuslC -NSPaI eAiAS''S ~ SN~~A
Sicksburg College. the programme of
which consisted Of selections by the or
chcstra, the chorus Of girl voices, and
solos OF voice, piano and violin.
Miss Alice G. Cole entertained NUM-
Der of her friends at nnch on Tuesday
night at her home on Washington Ave
nue.. At the conclusion ofAthe games
dainty refreshments were served.
Tho Dramatic C1.:o tf Frtdeicksburg
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BRISTOL SOCIAL.

j H . .
BRISTOL, VA, Dec --Phianthroplc
ladies OF tho church, headed by Miss Car
rio Noryell. Organized Christmas Cup
In the parlors OF the Y, NJ. G., A.. on We'd
80 sdav a. Ills week "A hundred or m ore
ladies VIII sinate u tn the G wqsk 81 fne
cup, IMe 5I = 70 hring comfort and JOY
to Is a many hearts as possible during !, The
holidays, and 4 this end me ,nS :
possible 81, those III needy. circumstances TO
whom the CIristmastide usually br'hgs
little or no comfort, !.
MISS Ethel Brown. the dancing mis-.
tress. gave a german IN the cotlllon Cup
room on Tuesday night, which was FAR
ticipated in by. a large number q ypu r,.i
couples The occasion was deiish'lul
one to the guests of Miss Brown,
Miss ODaniel, the w. 9. N. Y, organ
Ter who spent part e ne ne Msen neht
for temperance. gave reading at the
First hapst Church bn T hss aGm nlga
talent as an eloclitionist. + She rendered
selections from Riley and other popular
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PETERSBURG SOCIETY,".

authors to the delight OF the audience.
Hon. ]. W. Mort, representative OF
Bristol In lne Virginia Legislature, has
returned to Elchmond after visit TO
home folks. senat tor Byars. Of the same
Legislature. Is here attending court and II
visiting his family. q 4. ~. ,s3
Mr.. and Mrs. Timberlake. the latter
formerly Miss Anna Faw. Of Bristol,
passed through here during the week en-
route from Stat nton, Va. to Florida.
MIR. E, Fl. seneker. Bristol's pioneer
merchant and business man. now re-;
tired. has been the guest Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. P. II, Wofford, at Johnson City.
for few days. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Tate and
Mrs. Bonha-n, of Ch:lhowie. Va. We're
guests Of B.lstol friends this week.
b Mrs j. B. Cox and.N1rs. e: NJ. Slack. Of
johnson City. are visiting Mrs. Coxs
father, .cx-Congressnlan Richardson. at
Cato City, Va 4ss
Mrs. ]. A. Dickey is at home aztec
spending some time In Baltimore.
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PE-Ru-NA ,,., : , ~ FOR WINTER ills.
Valuable Health Hints for
December.

one good warm bath a week Is enough
for December. The cold towel bath for
those In vigorous health. or the cold dry
rub With coarse towel every morning
for others. Is sufficient to keep the skin
In good condition. The frequent use OF
ed.
Sleeping Room.
The sleeping room should be well ven
tilated and kept cool No ore should sleep
IN hot room Before going out In the
morning gargle the throat with cold water,
epd splash the face and neck with cold
water. This Is q preventative to catch.
!rg cold. Those who are especially lia-
able to cold should take a Tablespoonful
Of Peruna before breakfast
Exercise.
a brisk walk In the open air before
the mid day meal Is necessary for good
health, Those who have a touch OF Ca
tarrh or cold should take q tablespoon
full .of Peruna before the mid day meal
u Confinement. a
Those confined to the house or office
during the afternoon should be sure T.
take some exercise before dinner or the
evening meal. December being the most
trying month. as It ushers In winter. all
reople who have ever been troubled with
catarrh should take tablespoonful Of
Feruna before supper
!. Sunlight. 55at
1.-THE long nights and short days OF De-
carnber make sunlight SO scarce that
every one should get as much Of the eli-
rect rays Of the sun as posslble.t Let sun
into the house. Walk on the sunny side
OF the street. Keep In the sun all you
possibly can. Take q tablespoonful OF
Peruna at bed time.
Or. w. Green. No. 33o14 South Spring
Street. LOS Angeles, Call, writes: III peo-
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GLOUCESTER.

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GLOUCESTER G. H.. VA. Dec, IA
The presence OF many guests IN the coun-
ty is the occasion of much entertaining
in Gloucester
Mr., and Mrs. Roland Clarke gave q
reception on Wednesday, The guests Of
honor being Mrs. Ludlow, OF Now 70 X.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marshall Byrd.
of Gloucester, Mr., and Mrs. Clarke
have most attractive nome on tne ware
River,
The bright glow of the freight from
the stone chimney place the soft lgnt
Of many lamps, tho delicious refiesh-
ments, the many charming guests and the
gracious welcome of the host and hostess
made the occasion dellsht1u! one,
of seyernby, gave a reception In honor OF
Mr., and Mrs, Stewart Bryan, Of Rich
mond. The ever hospltahle doors q Us
.p,ansion were thrown open to a Ra.a1e
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New Enterprise.

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RApFORD. VA, Dec. lo-Radford has
a new enterprise in the Mnrgan-P att
Manufacturing Company, a firm conpos-
ed OF gentlemen from Portsmouth. Ohio,
organized In September for the purpose
OF manufacturing butchers skewers. ham
mer and sledge handles.
The new company occupies the old
sturdervant Factory, They have been
busy building and getting In machinery,
and buying lumber, About sixteen men
are employed and when tho works start
UP the pay roll will be increased, <
Mr.. r.. r.. Morgan is president, Mr. O..
II. Smith, secretary and treasurer, and
Mr., c. W. Pratt, superintendent of the
company. %l . r. ,. 5f
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YOUNG HENDRIX DEAD.
Received Wounds While Insane
That Caused His Death.
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- IoPcCIuI 20 J I7E 4 FR'Ic''0' WIZ =
EMORY, VA, Deem Der 12.-W. s. Hen
dirk, OF Abingdon. Va. was caned away
from college yesterday on account OF the
death Of his brother at the Marion Hos
pital.
About oneweek ago his brother. Charles.
haeame insane. and while q number OF
men were trying to arrest him he threw
a rock breaking an old mans leg. The
Abingdon police were then sent for. who
arrested him. but on the way to the jail
young Hendrix got loose and ran back
to the house of tho old man whose leg
he had broken, and forced his way into
the house, wl,ereupon no was shot and Sc
verely wounded.
He then escaped to an old building.
where he was finally captured, and from
thence taken to the hospital, where he
died yesterday ss
\ Charles Hendrix belonged to one OF the
most prominent families In tbs county.
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THE WEEK In ASHLAND.
| be be one q the decided functions Of 81 the

be one Of the decided functions OF thu
season. 81 81
4 In the presence of a large assembly OF
their friend IN St. Matthew'S Lutheran
church, Wednesday night at 5 o'clock.
Miss Leo A. Skipper and Mr.. George A.
Peterson were married In q beautiful
service by Rev.tC. w. .Kegley. The church
was very prettily decorated.
One of the pleasantest social affairs OF
the week, was card party given by
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. &. Rankin, Jr..8 In
celebration OF the first anniversary OF
their wedding. a large number OF
friends Of the popular young couple were
present I. *
Mrs. Chas. p. Borden. Of Richmond.E
va, is IN the city to spend the holidays
with her parents, Col, and Mrs. j. De-
TAYLOR l ,5E t III 555 I'll s4i ss tE
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SOUTH BOSTON.

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SOUTH BOSTON, VA, Dec. l2.-The
ladies of the Presbyterian Church held
a bazaar from Thursday until Saturday
night, They realized very handsomely
The proceeds are for tho benefit OF the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w, Lawson entertained
a number OF friends Monday evening at
1880 o'clock. The dinner was to com-
memorate the anniversary Of the birth
OF Mr.. Lawson. ~,
Mr., w. d, Hill. VINO has been IN chi,
cago for several weeks. mas retufaeu
home.
4 Messrs. r. NJ. g, Glenn & Co., have
sold their large, four-story brlck stem
merry and machinery 70 The =. \, Rey-
nolds Tobacco Company, OF WiSston. y.
G, 5,.R Alt5
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WILMlNGTOM.
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WILMINGTON, N, O.. Dec ls,-sut-
fering with lock-jaw resulting from .
slight wound caused by the explosion or
u cap In a toy pistol, Andrew Jaessoss,
aged II years, residing IN TINS City, a'eo
to-day.
An elaborate social affair will pc siven
or the 9th. OF January, by the WHINING
ton Light Infantry. IN the presentation
OF the society play. "a Modern SNAKE
speaTe."s The beat iocal talent VIII taka
Rtrt in tie en:vAalnmea and It ssap
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ACTON AIRS.
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ALTON, VA. Dec. n.--Mrs. T. w.
Goodloe IS visiting Ter daughter. Mrs.
Cloud. and Mrs. Ltpscomb, in Charlottes.
Vile. Ia
Mr.. Douglas Mac Gregor Of Richmond,
spent last week at Locust Dale"
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCue are In Ash
land, Va, whittier they were called by
the severe illness Of theih sister, Miss
Mary Hall.
Mr.. Robt. Goodloe has returned to
Kentucky after several weeks visit to
his father, Mr.. ]. r. Goodloe OF the Az
ton House
Visitors at Alton last week were Miss
carp, of Hillsboro, and her guest. Miss
Dorothy Putnam, Of New York city.
Large shipments OF turkeys are being
made from Alton.
The good prices offered in the markets
are clearing up Nelson OF turkeys and
eggs. A5.g .sts4f 1890 l-r1
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a STORY ~ BROTHER FRANcls,.
II Is Told for the Benefit II May Be to
VI raH III 5's..iNe i3T Cthers .t .tHNt 1Ei7 Hfsrs

Brother Francis, of st, Philips Home
for Industrious Boys, AT Broome Street,
New York city, says: ''Having given all
other remedies trial without success,
consider Father Johns Medicine the
best for bronchial troubles, It being the
only remedy to give me, permanent relief.
I recommend 1t to- others likewise trour
bled with the same results Father
Joints Medicine Is for sale by Owens and
Minor Drug Company, 1907 East Main
Street; City Drug Store, 1444 East Main
Street; Peoples Drug Store, 5000 VIII
Ilamsburg Avenues; Northslde Pharmacy,
9Ol North Fifth Street; Pine Street Phar-
macy, 1874 South Pine street; East Phar-,
macy, Pool Yenable Street. Az