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loneliness and beauty, and the gentlemen
in their best toggery presented q scene

loneliness and beauty, and the gentlemen
in their best toggery presented q scene
fair to behold.
Tho german was led by Lieut.. Crow
ders. with Miss Parkinson, The other
couples wore Mr.. Jack. with Miss Kempar.
Mr.. Campbell with Miss Cochran, Mr..
Friend with Miss Goodloe, MIR. Canm
with Miss Mary Cameron, Mr.. Mohlcr
with Miss Murcheson, Mr.. Kichlino with
Miss Jean Cameron, Dr. Attics with Miss
Janie Cameron, Mr.. Blackburn with Miss
Camm, Mr.. cushman with Miss Ellen
Cameron, Mr.. Mercer with Mrs. Mercer,
Mr.. Wood with Miss Bell.
The chaperpnes were Mrs. II. A. Walker
Mrs. G. II. Friend, Mrs. ]. T. Parkinson.
Mrs. j. r. Jenkins Mrs. G. c. Glover,
Mrs. T.. NJ. Porter, Mrs. +. r. Bergman.
III At Ii O'Clock, much to the delight OF
all, refreshments, provided by our ex-
celent host and hostess, were served by
the steward, James Smith. In most excel
style
"A tally.ho party Of twenty drawn by
four spirited horses, with Veteran Sam
Ailstock on the box, left yesterday for
Goshen Pass. amid tho cheers and APP
plause OF the assembled company.
Euchre and whist parties are Of daily
and nightly occurrence, but are none the
less enjoyed by the participants whose
name Is legion.
The following are the late arrivals:
Mrs. George NJ. Cochran, Miss Margaret
Cochran. Professor c. 2. Young. Mrs.
MrH Holiday. Mics Lelen Holiday. Miss
+ e. Atkinson, Staunton Va; Mrs George
Steger, DR.. w. T. Oppenheimer. Rev. G.
B. Strickler. Miss Mcdaniel, Mrs. Nj. D.
Hoge and two children Mrs. William 2.
Tanner and two children, Richmond. Va:
Mrs. J.. B. Jenkins, Misses Coleman.
Charles and William jenkins. Mrs. W. B.
Cheek, Miss Minnie Only Norfolk. Va:
Mr.. H. w. Mayo. New York; Mrs. ]. w.
Gladstone. Mr.. Paul Gladstone, Miss Eva
Savade. Mrs. r. A. Parsons. Mrs. J. j.
D. Taylor. Mr.. Hermon Taylor, Cape
Charles Va: Mrs. R. F. Wiley. Mr.. Keith
f P. Wiley. Chicago; Judge Joseph W. Mar
tin. Little Rock. Ark; Miss L. G. Whita:
ker, Miss E. NJ. Penning Havre de Grass,
Md: W. B. Mosby, Baltimore. Md; A. NJ
Cameron, Hot Springs. Va: 8. 8. Kirk
patrick. Hot Springs, Va. William
Chalendar. Hot Springs, Va; Miss Hous-
ton. L. D. Howell. Fl. c. Wise. Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Campbell. John L. Campbell.
Jr,. Rev. M. Lutte, Mrs r. NJ. Lutte,
w. B. Wallace. Miss Crigler, Lexington,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Paxton. Miss
Diggs. Bucna Vista. Va; Rev. A. D. Nc
Clure, Mrs Mcclure and children, VIII
mlngton. N. c.: c. S. Patterson. Harris
ton, Va.:J H. Lewis, Miss Marion Lewis,
West Point Va; Miss Alice Patterson.
Augusta Springs. Va: Miss Bertha Gray,
Miss Edith, Gray Washington. D. CT;
Miss Ruth Elmer, Rev. w. r. Elmer,
Marietta. Ca; Mrs. j. D. Crook, Mr..
James Beverly Crook. New York city;
Mrs. J. D. Workman. Mrs w. A. Collins,
Mr.. Workman Collins, Paris. Tex; Mrs.
James Basson, Essex, Va; Mrs Harry
Mills, Washington. D. c.; Alfred II. Nut
tycomb, Charlottesville. Va; DR.. J. B.
Lutte, Craigsvlle, Va.
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acted tho part to perfection Miss Find
Law captured the 4rat adys prize by The
unanimous consent Of the judges ana
spectators, but the mems prize, alter
great elaboration was given 70 ar:
Charles L. Ford. OF Baltimore, VINO "e ,t,'
az a modish kid, OF tender years, Win
tho long wasted effect.
53, CARD PARTIES.
There have been card parties every
morning this week Mrs. MeoieW, y, 81
ST. Louis, and Mrs. Findlay of ECU.
more. wore the hostMacy at the most
notable ones On the former occasioh
hrs J. Allison Hodges and Mrs. Ear ,f,
ton Crundy captured the prizes ' WINE
at Mrs Tindlays. Mrs. Walter 5tllson
Hutchins and Miss Ross, OF Rlchmoho'
carried off the honors. =, !,
The children have had their good tl ines
also this week. Miss Nell Potts .cele-
brnted her twelfth birthday on Tues
day By entertaining at the most Lde-
llghtful lawn party. This little miss
ia one OF the greatest favorites here,
and her friends are not confined 70 any
age. SO many grown up people were u. ~.
yited TO assist In receiving tne n intI
cake-walk was one OF the features OF
the AFFAIR, and Miss Dorothy Christian
The children's ball will be the culmi-
mating event OF this unusually gay week.
Among the recent arrivals are Mr.
and Mrs. F. WI Christian. Miss Clau
Pamer whose beauty and charm o9
manner wins praises from all; MIR. and
Mrs. Harvey L. Taylor. DIR. and Mrs.
r. Fl. Elliott, Mr.. n r. Crump. Mr.. -.
A. Reynolds. Z. Alvey, Mr.. Ihomas
Brander. Miss Atkinson. Mr.. =.
Christian. Mr.. James D. Patton, OF Rich
rnond; Mrs G. a. Couch. Miss Coucn.
cha rleston! w. VA; Mrs. James G. Penn.
Mrs. ". T. Harris. Miss Gray More.
head. Mr.. Harris Nelson. Danville. va;
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shields. MT. ".
S. Shields. Norfolk: Mr.. Thomas Glen
DENIM. Misses Clendennin, Baltimore;
Mrs. Bingham. New York; hlr. French
NfupSav of New York.
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l7u|L7 TON NEWS.

3 "
The park benches placed along the river
front on Lester Street, through the efforts
OF Alderman Louis Washer. have proven
ladies and children this summer, The
citizens say they do not know how they
got along without them. Tho benches are
so popular that there Is q demand for at
sddeI along The west side Of Lester
Street, This place then would DO almost
a park.
Tabernacle Baptist Church, PHILADELPHIA
one OF the largest and most Influential,
churches In that city, VIII MI the pulpit
Of the Fulton Baptist Church to-day at
both morning and evening services, Rev
Mr. sallade was formerly pastor of Broad
us Memorial Church.
The committee on selecting a pastor
Of the Fulton Baptist Church Will hold
an important meeting to-day after the
that tho committee on pastor will recon-
mend to the church name of minister
to hi the vacancy in the pulpit caused BY
IS L'1 ru rrsH that the cali viii be extended
to Southern man, who IL stationed In
Sf Raw, 4, 4. Jones, pastor Of Denny
Rev Mr.. Johnson, OF Wills Church. in
Very successful revival, returned home
yesterday and will occupy ms pulpit at
both morning and aVenlnR services to'ohS,
Pastor John w. Daugherty, OF the
Apostolic Church, will take very IN.
services to-day. The subject will be "All
the Prisoners OF He'll to, be Set Free"
Mr. Dauglertys sermon last Sunday on
"The Death Of the Devil attracted much
attention and comment INC sermon TO-
NIr and Mrs. Lawrence Becker on
Thursday evening rendered an elegant re-
cepion IN heiI pretty sn@ omnr 2, hGmef
niee Ns' Misses Teresa. and. Annie schnell-
enberg, and their friend Miss Agnes
Iialke.. Music and dancing was indllsed
w. r 1 served. Among those present during
the evening were: Mrs. George schnellen-
berg, Mr.. and Mrs, John Herbert, Mr.
Arnold Mrs. } Msflnh HHerRbsrtt
iiiida Herbert. EflIe jenkins, ella Jen-
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children, The large party Of children.
teachers and friends. boarded the cleo.
trio cars at an early hour. all heavily
laden with baskets Of PROVISIONS. The
outing was had at Forest Hill Park. Z, ~
4 Rev. A. NJ Somers, who had the terrible
misfortune of being hit in the eye. has as
yet not recovered the use OF It. He feels
very little hope Of doing SO, having con-
suited the best ocullsts. who as yet give
him little or no encourag cement. !. "A
Master Andrew and Miss Katie Dick.
man, nephew and niece respec tvely. OF
Mrs. Frank P Read who; have been
visiting their aunt, left on Saturday for
their home In Florence. s. G. .
Mrs. Jennie Vaughn and her son. Rob.
srt Vaughn. Of Philadelphia. has been
guests during the past week OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. p. l.. GeroW. on Beech Avenue. MRS.
Vaughn is sister of Mrs. Gerow. s5{i
The attra ctive little cottage recently re-
moved and remodeled by its owner. p
s. Read, to lot on Holly Avenue. Is about
5.c""'enleted. and makes a very desirable . ,'l
..... Percy s. Read returned recently
from most delightful trip to Boston
i,hnr PAGES or interest on the New
England coast Her cousin. Mr.. John
son, OF Boston, accompanied her on the
return trip, h VAT
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farav. second gentlcmen's prize, burnt
ieafhrr rocket cigar case, 10 MIR. Il. 3.
shnskeifbrd, and the BOBBY to MIR. c. u.
Mnpcek, The dainty medallion score
cards WITH typical ladies heads. used on
this occasion were painted by Miss Editl,
Brown. Of Annapolis. Miss Brown is'an
Mesdan,es Hall, Henry, Massey. Edge,
Mnytit Hu1ter, Watkins, shackclfotd.
Ainn,nir. Misses ,Dobyson. Watkins, Boy
Ein VhilirlR Hunter, Sumtaerield and
Messrs Whltch,irst. Williams. Taylor,
arny, Pollock, McPeek. Massey and Buff
fun.
riven several readings from Browning,
Whjnh have been much enjoyed.
Mrs. ", p. Dodson, of Norfolk, and
liar two children, Lucile and William,
form very pleasant additions to the party
here during the past week.
Some OF the latest arrivals arc II. j.
Hancock. Jr,.Iof Albemarle: Miss Flor.
once Boykn, Of Richmond, Va; Miss ne.
hecca Walker, OF Richmond, Va; Miss
Florence Brown, Of annapolis, Md; w
a. Williams, OF Richmond, Va; VIM.
Gray, Of richmond Va; c. L. McPeek,
OF Wheeling, w. Va, A. g. Pollock, OF
Washington. 3. q; j. r. LIgh;fool Of
NNa bamarie V sari Ansf Bons p Of 9S6e
marlc; A.. W. Wallace. OF Fredericks-
burg, Va; N. L. Massey. Of Richmond,
Va; Mr.. ana Mrs. Alex. II. Sands nurse
Ind child; 6. p. woodng, University Of
virginia, Richmond. Va; G. W. Tillcr,
Richmond, Va; J. VIM. Horny. Of Wash
ington. D. C.;fJ. s. Peck, Of Liverpool.
Eng. II. Maynard, Boston, Mass. Mrs.
wv. p. Dodson and two children, OF Nor
folk, Va: Mrs o. Il. Cochran and two
children. OF Houston. Tex; p. A. Gray
and wife. Of Palmyra, Va; 3. A. shcp-
hord OF Palmyra, Va; j. Waverley
Thomas, Of sn,ithheld, Yan
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visiting friends In Roanoke, Bedford and
Botetoutt counties.
Miss Clara Long, OF North Avenue has
left. for tynchburg Va, to visit her
friend Ntiss Jennings. Il
Mrs. j. r. 1sowies, Of Barton Avenue,
has left for Simeon, Va, to visit friends.
Mr.. John Davis who has been visiting
Mr.. Charles Dodson OF North Avenue,
has left for his home In Norfolk.
Mlss Lille Arnold, of Petersburg, is the
guest OF Miss Harris.
y Miss Lille Carter, who has been visiting
Miss Coleman, Of Petersburg, has return
cd to her home.
.S. Mrs. A. Lightner and children, who
HAYS been visiting In Harrisburg, Pa,
have returned homo.
Mrs. p. G. Holman and grandson, Fred
tie mountains ,ot Virginia 'r to 3 spend e the
Mr.. NJ. y. Hoover, who has been visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Jetcr, Of Ladies'
Mile road, has returned to his home, IN
Alexandria. La.
Rov. Edwin L. Tanner. rector Of st.
Peters Church. at Bainbridge, New York,
Ia the guest Of Mrs Frank Fl. Cosby, OF
3 No. 03s North Averte. .i
Mr.. w. y. Rock, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. DIETRICH Schwartz. OF VIZ
glnia Avenue, has returned to his nome,
In Charlotte N. G.
Miss Lillle Duval, who has been visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott, Of North
Avenue, has returned to her home IN
Coaldale. Pa. after q delightful visit,
Mrs. Z. G. Crcnshaw and daughter,
Miss Ruby. have left for a weeks stay
with friends in Hanover, Va.
Mrs. J. c. Laskley and children, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A..
Leach. Of North Avenue, have returned
to their homo. In Raleigh. N. c.
Miss Constance Triton. who has been
visiting relatives on the Heights, has
left for her homo, In Belona. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Rugland who have
been visiting in Baltimore Md. have re-
turned to their home on Barton Avenue
and Poe Street.
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JEFFERSON PARK
Bellies ofAIl Ages Have Their Con-
quests il the Ball Room.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL. Aug. IS.
a more charming congenial crowd could
hardly be imagined than the one now
gathered at Jefferson Park Hotel. All
ages are represented from the dignlfied
grandfather from Norfolk to the six
months-old baby in the arms of Its ante-
bellum .'mammy." Young ladies OF all
ages are bellies here. One young lass OF
nine summers was overheard at the last
german begging to be allowed to sit up
for three moro dances as three boys mad
asked her and she did not want to hurt
their feelings by refusing any.
!. Another OF about the same age declared
that 1T was a shame that Just as she was
beginning to have such good time her
mama should come up and say ped
time"
Dancing continues to be the favorlte
amusement Of the young folks, and some
Of the prettiest dancers found anywhere
are right here. The young gentlemen
from Charlottesville and the summer law
class at the University recognize this fact
and every evening brings goodly nuns
Der OF them hurrying to keep their
dates"
At the german Wednesday evening tho
following couples participated: Mr.. Geo,
Mason and Miss Cooke, Mr.. W W,
FUN and Miss Florence Brown. DR.. Har-
mon and Miss Marian Brown. Mr.. Fadley
and Miss Edith Brown. Mr.. Niche and
Miss Bessie Hunter, Mr.. McPeek and
Miss elise Watkins, Mr.. Echols and MISS
Rebecca Walker, Mr., Fowler and Miss
Marguerite Eldridge, Mr., Thornton and
Miss Frances Crouch, Mr., Scott and miss
Brown Petit. Mr.. Payne and Miss Ma
belle Moore. Mr.. Sands and Miss Herbert,
MI. Sinclair and Miss Niche. Dr. SIM
clair and Miss Sinclair Mr.. Chism and
Miss Donaldson, Mr., Hanckel and Mrs
Barr Mr.. Antrim and Mrs. Martin, Mr..
Gillian and Mrs, Boykin, There were q
sufllcient number of stays to keep the
young ladies from fear OF over being left
and ali expressed themselves as having
q delightful time. After the german 4
watermelon feast given by Mr.. ". W,
Payne, of Alexandria, and MI Henry
Buck, OF South Carolina, was enpoyed
In the moonlight on the lawn.
The weekly progressive euchre mas come
to be one OF the looked-for events and
every game is enjoyed with zest mat
only card players can appreciate The
one last Saturday evening was no e*eep,
ton to the rule. After a spirltcq contest
the following prizes were awarded: Hrst
ladies' prize gray undressed lSld SHOPS
ping bag, to Mrs, ]. a Edge; second
ladies' prize fancy picture, to Miss y.
-. Robinson; BOBBY, flower vase, to
Miss Cornelia Watkins; first gent!emen's
prize, leather blu case. to DIT, William
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klny; Messrs. John and Felix Herbert 10

klns; Messrs. John and Felix Herbert 10
seph and John Becker, Ernest Portewig,
John Jenkins, Marshall Newberry, Charles
Whitlock and Charles Pebbles. Ia and
Councilman Fred II. CARRIER, wire ana
children, who have been at Virginia Beach
and Ocean View during the past week; re-
turned to their homo Thursday night nj,
Mrs. Williams wife OF Pr. -, -. w ~ ~ .
in Giles county, is on a brief visit to her
home. No COG Graham Street.
Miss NIayme Jordan will spend the pal
ance Of August at the Virginia SEASIDE re-
sorts. .,a,, dorght.
ars ~ Mrs. A. 6. Carbon, Of Nicholson St.,
who have been very sick for severaI
weeks. are improving. ,,,,tho Yacht
Lady d. Louise" Of Newport News. with
Mr.. Spencer und party aboard. has p e., y
here for the. past three days slght-se1e.ins !.
Mrs Charles a. senmlqS , rs eh Wiew wt
cottage PARTIES The entertaining nave
proved delightful. and are largely at
miss Miss Birdie Davis has returned
where she was visiting friends and rela-
Mis- Miss Lucy Brown returned home this his
weeks at Virginia Beach and Ocean, View
young daughter Of Alderman Louis wash \
er, returned Friday, from very pleas ;,
ant visit to friends ana relatiVes ~
Smlthaeld.
from his cottage at Ocean View.
MIR Archie r. McCalley, of the People s
Drug Store. and Mr.. George ". ,. RGse rs
New York. Manhattan Beach and At
MI Mr. William Romer. Of Los Angeles,
e9 %h9 Rea been on y heste s ST. 1s
this week for his far, Western home It It
was Mr.. Romer's first visit homo In
twelve years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John shnrmn have have n re,
friends in their home on the Williams
burg Road, Fulton lIill, ,,o,.. - t,e
Squire James q. Grady; clerk 1,,,t 20 . ine
ut his home on Denny Street TINS week.
James q; Grant no wSH has 1 hse dau ssfN
enod with a severe attack OF fever,
Ernest Whltlock is very III With the
typhoid fever. ~, ,,,,,,
Injured in the collapse of porch Tues
day night. Is still under the care OF
sS Dsss T Nss ssaSmps e h S
w. ss i, e eto visit fGends and relatives in
slss aGdsey Of cS Sss TIL c! Is he
In Varina, near lcour-Mllle Creek Church.
Mr., Eddie Rober' son has announced, HIM
self as a candidate for justlcE OF the
ertson says he Is the only candidate for
this office from, that district who has
announced himself,
Mr. William H. Boltz Is having In
course of erection handsome country
residence at belmont" the nrety little
villa on Fulton Hill.
THE Ava fwo-story brick stores at
corner OF Williamsburg Avenue and Louis
ley are progressing nicely, This addition
Will be great improvement to WILL
liamsburg Avenue.
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5a,l,m ount Tews,

Mrs, Kate Putze and children and Earle
Livesay Will leave In a few days for
Amelia, where sho will visit her sister
Joseph Putze has moved to Falrmount,
and Will shortly build himself nice resi-
Mrs. Charles Deane is quite sick at her
Mr.. RobertiM. Whitlock and Miss Mary
A. Carter were married by the Rev. j..
o. Babcock Thursday at noon In tho
Methodist parsonage.
white, and Is an attractive young lady,
and is the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs W; b Garter; Of N Mo. COS North s
steamitter by trade, and a very worthy
Mr. H. -. Rhoads,of Church Hill, and
Miss E. Blanche bennett. OF Fulton, ao-
Mr. and Mrs. Whtlock have rented the
new house, No. 141S Twenty-second Street,
mediately driven to, their new home. and
Mrs. William Fletcher, Of Twenty.nrst
Street, has as her. guest her sister from
Little Miss Virgle Carroll. Of Lakeside
Park. is visiting her cousin, Miss Mcna
Miss Madge Cobb. with her friend, Miss
Bessie Jones, is having delightful time
visiting friends in Caroline county.
Mr.. b III Thompson mi Of No: 1900 Fair II.
an EXTENDED pleasure trip through the
sey and, perhaps, New York.
The ladies Of the Falrmount Methodist
Church have announced their intention
OF having a big lawn party to begin Au-
gust oath and continue several nights.
The affair will be held on the church
lawn.
Mrs. Amos W. Woolard left yesterday
to visit her mother In Hanover, county.
Several Of the Paramount people are
speaking Of taking in the Norfolk and
Western excursion to the mountains next
week. 3l
Miss Louise Lawrence will leave In a
few days for Amherst county, where she
will visit Mrs. D. NJ Higginbotham.
Misses Jennie Gillian and Clara Smith,
OF Paramount, left few days ago with
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and children, OF
the West End, and Mrs. Gilliamafor Ocean
View to spend about ten days.
Mrs. Roney gave a birthday picnic to
her little daughter, Mamie, at the Res
ervoIr Park Wednesday evening. August
11th Many little folks from her neighbor-
hood accompanied Mrs. Roney out to the
park. and all enjoyed themselves very
much. The merry-go-round and other
amusements were literally patronized;
. many BdIIleS WcIe W OH ZIG "
grass, and they returned homo at q late
hour, Among those who enjoyed Mrs.
Roney's hospitality were the Misses Lot
tie Roney. Rebeckah Roane. Blanche
Hartman. OF Ludlow, KY; Jennie Worth.
The chaperones were Mrs. Roney, Mrs.
Roane, Mrs. Richardson and Miss Blanche
Roane. tf5ty
The ladies' Of the Baptist Church will
have their lawn party at the corner Of
Twcnty-flrst Street and F'airmount Ave-
nue. instead Of Gordon's lot. In Fairfield
as was at first Intended. The affair will
begin tomorrow night and win last sew
eral evenings.
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THE COLD SULPHUR
Where Days Are Spent In Round o.
Pleasure.
fspecial to The TImes-DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA. Au,
gust 15.-The Cold Sulphur Is IN ful
swing, The days are spent IN one
round of pleasure and are only TOO short
to satisfy the desires OF the social nature
Miss EH1le Jack Of Augusta. Ga, whose
era cious manner and loneliness OF per-
son has won for her host OF admirers
entertained her friends at a watermelon
feast last Monday.
Hay rides are very mucn IN VOGUE
and verify, they are the acme OF pleas
IRE IL the noise made by Its devotees,
NAV be taken as the criterion.
Monday night a german was given IN
honor OF Miss Kemper, tho charming
daughter OF Captain G. NJ. kemper, OF
Livingston, Va. The ladies In all their
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EAST RICHMOND.

Miss Hester Ray, the ATTRACTIVE little
is Visiting relatives and friends In Baltl-
more and Philadelphia,
Mrs, Isbell Is confined to her home
Mrs, Il. Koch Is visiting friends in
Richmond.
on aoW s 81 this plaee recent
" reopened the mercantile business IN,
Richmond. which was formerly conducted
by Mr., Lockwood.
Win 1s har a son H II ns' G. Hsah hew
Ames' place. at Beth Elon station. is
beginning to show decided Improvement
since Mr.. hIcFadgen has taken possess
si0n =,
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FORT LEE NEWS.

Mrs. Fannle FIobson OF Richmond. spent
the past week with her sister. Mrs Y Hill
Miss G. Wagner and Miss Marston are
visiting their s,,nt. Mrs. Clopton: S. #
Miss s. G. Patteson, Of Buckingham
county, Is d guest at the homo OF her
cousin, Mr.. X. w. Baher, 4,
Mrs. Duke spent tho past week with
her daughter. Mrs, Sam Tyree. Of Rioh-
The sociable given BY the ladies Of
Pioneer Chapel, at the g h hell %, Of the Rsd
enjoyable affair. being largely attended
by both young and Old.
Mrs. Charles Whitlock. 81 Fulton. spent
THURSDAY With her mother MIS- Frank
Mr. G. Huxter has Como to spend a fey
days with his brother, Mr.. r. Huxter. OF
Richmond.
Mrs. Palmer. OF Philadelphia, Pa. 10
Visiting her daughter Mrs, P. A. Wag..
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ri-l.-i..t~l~t-.s's-l''f's~s
M0G@lAM|D SPRINGS


THE Annual picnic given by the super
inte,dent, Dr. CT, Collins, to the NJ. y.
Sunday-school last Wednesday was, In
Deed, a most enjoyable affair, ana enc
looked forward to for . long time ~ the
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You cnn prepare It at cost OF few cents. Re.
I FACE BLEACH.
g. For % cents will send the formula for 4
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for a few cents.
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az fresh MS when FIRST gathered. Do not hnve
to heat or seal them--just put up raw. Keeps
perfectly fresh ,.nnd costs but few cents. No
tiers. etc; Also preserves milk, butter, eggs.
meat, fish, game, etc Tested over 10 yenrs,
and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Recipes
and full directions for NIL, 90 cents
BUST DEVELOPER. .@...
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HAIR GROWER,
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Recipe, Is cents. 9@
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After once using 1t you will not be without It.
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