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GOOD GROWING WEATHER.
When the New Scalp Antiseptic il
Used.

When the New Scalp Antiseptic is
Used.
A good head of hair is as much a
''crown of glory" for man as it is for
woman, Notwithstanding all the poetry
on the subject applied to the female sex
exclusively. In the season when flies
bite, 1.-THE bald-headed man can SYM
pathize with the Egyptians who were
so sorely plagued on account of the
children of Israel. Why not try New
bros Herpicide? Others have been
benefited and are loud in its praise
1t cleanses the scalp, kills the germ at
the root of the hair ana by keeping the
scalp sweet. pure and wholesome, the
hair is bound to grow as nature in
tended. regardless of the temperature
Try it and be convinced. Sold by lead
ing druggists Send 10c. in stamps for
sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit.
Mich HOLSTER Drug Co, Special
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WN- G. IRWIN & CO, LTD.

At the annual meeting of VIM. g.
irwin & Co, Ltd. held on Tuesday
JuIy 2sth. 1903. the following officers
we're elected to serve for the ensuing
WIN G. irwin. President and Manager
Claus Spreckels. .....1st Nice-Preslaeh'
w. NJ. Giffard. End Vice-PresloehI
H. NJ. Whitney, Jr.-....-.......
Secretary and Treasurer
George ]. Ross. .A aIl
II. NJ. WHITNEY, JR.,
~ Secretary.
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MEETING NOTICE.
Union FEED CO. LTD

The adjourned quarterly meeting OF
the Union Feed Co, Ltd. van De nelN
Al the Coupany's office, Judd E'ul-u ms,
on Friday, July 3lst, 1905 al ~ c4oIf-
" soUTHARD HOFFMAN. JR-,
6545
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HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO., LTD

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
are of the Hawaiian Hardware Co,
It'd. will be held at the office OF Cecil
Brown. Merchant street, Honolulu Oh
FRIDAY. July 31st. 1903, az p. m.
II. Won HOLT,
Secretary
7,,1,- 90 1a03 65H
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
ALEXANDER & BALDWIN. LTD.

ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, LID.
Notice is hereby given that speclai
meeting Of the stockholders Of Alexan-
der e. Baldwin, Ltd, will be heIo at
their office in the Stangenwald 6ulio-
ing. Honolulu, on Monday, August D.
1903. at p. m an,
dated Honolulu, July 25th, 1903
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
Secretary Alexander & Baldwin Ito.
6542
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POWER OF ATTORNEY.
S. OZAKI,
Assignee.

During my absence from the Terrific
ry of Hawaii, Mr.. Robert Anderson
will act for me under full power OF
attorney. JOHN ANDERSON.
Honolulu, July %. 1903. o94s
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By AUTHORITY.
sECRETARYs OFFICE NOTICE.

Claims against the Chinese Fund win
be received at this office on Tuesday
and Friday mornings.
G. r. CARTER,
Secretary Of the Territory.
Honolulu, July 30th, 1903. 6546
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Notice is hereby given that at the
annual meeting of the stockholders OF
McCabe, Hamilton & Kenny Co, Ltd.'
held III this city July 30, 1903. the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
during the ensuing year:
D,.o-i5a,+ ..A. A. Young
1-;(-l, president Thos. Mclean
Mana ger. LOUIS -hsli n
Secretary. d -
,T.aas,,rsr .Chas. H. Atherton
A,,ditor Norman Watkins
3. G.. HOLT,
c-,e Secretary
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uoIOTI-LU CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE.

The annual meeting Of the Honolulu
Chamber Of Commerce VIII Dc heId a
its room. on Monday, August Srd' al
o'clock ?. n
las. GORDON SPENCER,
Secretary
Honolulu, July %, 1903. e9+4
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LODGE NOTICES
CAPT. COOK LODGE.

SONS OF ST. GEORGE, NO. 35s.
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
above Lodge will be held in San An
tonic Hall, Vineyard street, on Mon
day. July 9th, at 1880 o'clock
By order.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
GEO. w. HAYSELDEN,
Secretary.
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Thso. H. Davies & Go.
Limited
NOTICE.

TO ALL HOLDERS OF THE
JAPANESE FIRE CLAIMS AWARDS.
The holders of Japanese Fire Claims
Awards up TO No. 500, inclusive. will be
paid at the japanese Fire Claims office.
No us North King street, Honolulu
All claimants must present the deelara-
ton of trust signed in their favor by
S. Ozah and the receipt from the jap
anese Committee.
S. OZAKI,
6590 Assignee.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

MRS. A. sCHoELLKOPF. teacher OF
music and French language has remov-
ed to 47e Beretania street. opposite Ger
man church.
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NOTICE To DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.
July 3Oth, 1908.

In the matter of the estate of Robert
William Holt, deceased.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII AT CHAMBERS. IN
TT
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$500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
:. r. Perkins. Is quite sick.
Mr. Icrhfrf Norris nj NewDort News.

Nj h hsTfns M9a a.e sS Newport News
+ II t? ss ys tery T maah at
her home on Twenty-first Street.
Miss Katie Savage; Of w Min sanais Is
to-day at the usual services; master Ma Lu.
TIER Cox is convalescing slowly from q
long spell of illness.
from an extended visit n the West.
Mr.. Willie Adams. Of Charles City coun.
ty. is In the city undergoing treatment
with friends on Mosby street, His daush.
ter, Miss Lena, is with her father, and
will remain with him during his stay. ie
is being treated by the N-rays. and hopes
to be greatly benefited.
Mrs. John Sterling, who has been slight
~ ind,sposed for several days. Is now
Mira. Eugene Mcdowell had the mis-,
fortune to lose by death her pet ebepllera
dog .'Nickie," last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Salywh'tc, Of TWENTY
first Street, liavo t:loved to Chestnut I'LL.
There wgs a sociel sa;,herinE a. ,a {,
evening In honor of Miss Kate Savage.
of Winchester, who is tlteNE,,cst Of Miss
Iva Schaff. Among those present were
s Mr. Iva & sch seaa1 ms ssS
Mamie Shelton. Lila White, Mrs q. q.
Stonnell. Of Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter L. Haynes, Ida Haynes, Rev. T. q.
Leath. Blanch Haynes, Earnest schaff.
Charlie King and James Crow.
Miss Iva Schnff entertained those pres
ent with beautiful music. and Mrs. Dick
erson sang several sweet solos. Games
were INDUCED In and refreshments served
during the evening.
The ia panese fan drill and musical en-
tertuinnent, which was given for the ben
eft OF the piano fund of the Fairmount
Methodist Sunday.school was decideQ
success. The fan drill by fifteen young
girls. led by Miss Jennie THOMPSON was
was participated In by Misses, Alma AL
bcrtson. Maria Nuchols, Grace. Elliton.
jamie Nuckols. Lizzie Pace. Myrtle MiiIie-
ton, Grace Hechler. Pearl Miflleton, Bcs-
sic Allen. Grace Gentry, Irene Ford. Alma
Gentry, Sadie Loving. Myrtle Ellton and
Mabe Pollard. Jiiis was followed by n
plano selection by Miss Olive Mitchell.
chorus. Let tho Hills and Wales Re-
Bloom" N1essrs. ] Lonnic Mitchell. Ar
chic Creekmore. Misses Olive Mitchell and
Mary Lane; piano selection by Miss AL
ma Gentry; cornet solo, William Oxen
ham; odd Folks Chorus BY Mrs. VIII
liam Hechler. Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs.
Mary Woodfln Mrs. Cobb. Mrs. Martin.
james G. Gentry and Charles Aston.
some OF the oldest members Of this
church; piano selection by. Mrs. Betty
Mann, who Is eighty years old, and rem
fifteen years Of age: graphophone selec-
lions by Mr.. Hun; solo. Mr.. Creekmore:
mandolin and piano duet. Misses jamie
Thompson and Alma Gentry: duet I'VE
Rock Away" by Mrs. Minnie billiard and
u T. Mitchell.
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EAST RlgHMpND|.

!
The revival services held every even
ing during the week at Little Trinity
Mthodist Episcopal Church were. consid-
erilig the inclement weather, well attend
ed. The pastor. Rev. j. T. cuthrlell, was
assisted most ably by the Rev. i. j..
Hudson. rho services Will continue some
time. The general public Is invited to at
tend.
been given on Thursday evening at Sun
dayschool hall nder he 9s;, ans sp $ S of
abandoned on account of the street-car
strike and no date can be decided on
I,,ntii TRANSFORMATION can be assured no
tice of which will be given.
There has been quite number OF COM
n,aints made in regard to the cutting
81 ~ PIPE that furn sshed t tho st This
was a source OF convenience to the tray.
cling public, both for The refrcshing OF
and why such conyensnce shoul Ia be in
The East Richmond Carriage, Shops are
still very busy regardless Of the general
iui! In trade. brought about By the street.
car strike,
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

Sc@@S1o@4.@.S .es<$s@%3sIN3sa@@
c5 There VIII VIII be services a, the II p
when the. pastor, Rev. j. r. cuthrlell.
Order American Mechanics. All members
and friends OF the order are cordially In
yited to be present.
Services will be held at Marshall Me-
?. NJ. this afternoon. when the pastor:
Rev. a. N Somcrs. will preach HIS final
sermon before taking his usual sum-
rner vacation
and Mrs. Percy s: Read will join a party
of tourists In all excursion to the North
early next week,
DIR. S. a. Roope has been called. pro-
fessionallS. to McCleland. Va,
Mrs. B. a. Bowers entertained few
friends at luncheon on Saturday last in
honor of Miss Alice Allard. who Is a guest
at Lynnhurst
burg. Pa. are spending several weeks
at Emwood. tho home of MIR. and Mrs
lJohennng. Mrs.. Groves Is a sister OF
Mrs, Johennlng.
Mr. r. s. Read contemplates visiting
the North in the near future:
II. s. Baker visited Highland Springs
on Thursday. where he will remain q
guest a. Somerset for the sumner s., 80 ,
years. and an edition Is out this week.
A bachelor millionaire from beacon
HILL Boston. has BEEN looking at property
r In Highland Springs. where he intends
to locate permanently.
Miss Isabel Hcndrv. who has poem
spending the winter with her aunt. Mrs.
A. N. Somers. will leave for her nome
Mrs. r. W. Savage has gone to THE
Fins Chesterfield county. to spend the
summer accompanied by her friend, MISS
Martha E. p. Brown.
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ECAoslnut It'll and
|: KizAlana PARK
.-.-.,...i.s::

-. = = = : y = - !,
Miss E,,scnia Dunn. who has for the
past session been attend college at Roa-
noke, has returned home.
Mr.. Henshaw, of Fourth Avenue, VINO
has been quito sick, is now slowly I'M
proving.
been given on last Tuesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Elwood Tragic IN Their
hospitable home on Highland PARK Tor
the benefit Of the High PARK Metno-
count OF the lack of cars, been Indefinite
" stponed
Miss Myrtle bedford of No. All Sec
ond Avenue. returned homo Friday, after
Noel. OF Bon Air,
Mr.. .Abner Pope of Lamb Avenue. Bar
ton Heights. is now attending the Is. y.
Convention In Atlanta Ga
has returned to his home after visit TO
his grandmother. Mrs. Joseph Sattcrwh'te.
Of Fourth Avenue and Chestnut Street.
Mrs. McCucr willlin a few days leave
Orange county.
Mr.. Chaplin and family expect to leave
for the mountains about the flrst OF July.
They Will remain there for u month or
two.
Mrs. George Booth. of Meadow Bridge
Road, who has been quite sick for sew
eral weeks. continues Ill.
The Earnest Workers held their regular
monthly meeting at the 'Mnnse'' ycstcr-
day afternoon at 6 O'Clock.
Miss Ida Catin. of Fourth Avenue. Is
now visiting hcr grandparents, Mr.. and
Miss Ellie Noel, of Bon Air. will IN n
few days be the guest Of her friend. Mrs.
Charles T. Eubank. OF Second Avenue.
Mr.. Henshaw, Of Orange county Is
now Visiting HIS son Of Fourth Avenue.
Master Hugh Goodwin, of Fourth Avc.
nut. who stuck nall In his foot several
days ago. Is somewhat improved
Il fyc n ~ tt,cN n M hf,f
ters, Misses Carrie end Ethel. left Thurs
day for visit to relatives in New Jer-
sew.
Mrs. w. X. Bache and children. Of Bar
ton Heights, are visiting their friend, Mrs.
Faulkner. Of Hanover county
Mrs. William Cole of Third Avenue.
Is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Christian Goodall. OF Third Ave-
nue.. Is now having a handsome residence
erected on Fourth Avenue, Chestnut Hill.
Miss Nellie Booth is expected to visit
Mrs. Thomas i. Whiting about tho first
OF the month. =.
Mr.. Paul and CONS. Howard and Frank.
who have been visiting Mrs. Andrew
Mosby, OF Fourth Avenue, left yesterday
for Washington. D. G.
Mr. Reece Halter, who has been on
guard at the Reservoir for the past week,
has returned home.
Mrs. Flemming Of Fourth Avenue, ls
visiting friends in Charlottesville.
Mr.. Horn. Of Hanover county, has
bought the beautiful house owned by Nj.
Ben. Ashton and will move his family In
as soon as he can get possession
Highland Park Church carried a large
crowd on their picnic Friday. All had a
good time despite the rain.
Mrs. J. D. Kennedy, OF Richmond. has
moved her residence to Fifth Avenue,
Chestnut Hill.
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freight traIri all Of the passengers were
hurled forward, seats were smashed ard
tbc passengers piled on one another.
Captain Echols started out of his coach
when he heard the danger signal WI
liam Jones, tho porter, realizing that the
,rain WAS leaving the track called to the
oaptain to come back, but the accident
occurred too quickly for him to turn.
Roth arms were broken. his SIDE hurt
and leg injured, and hole knocked IN
his head. ~
sceno All the physicians in the city were
called for. and as many as were In place
responded
The engineer. In leaping from his train.
struck his head against tie ana was
Instantly killed.
The body of the fireman was taken out
or the wreck In small pieces. and 1t was
an hour or moro before all of the pous
Ind been recovered There was absotu'e-
~ no confusion in the cars and ,ne W.
mon seemed more composed than the men
Not n scream was heard, and eyerss .,.ni,
was silent after the train had stIuck'
probably no passenger on the Tram
failed to receive some slight bruise.
One or the Petersburgers on the tram
only. MIR James Gallagher. was inlu,eu,
md his injuries are confined mainly ~
few bruises.
TIE PASSENGERS,
Among tho Petersburg people vino were
on The trail, were Judge William Hodges
Mann counsel for the Norfolk and west
ern Railway; Judge Mann was In no WY
Injured except generally shaken UP gu.
rerIntendent Morton Riddle. of the Coast
line: CAPTAIN Edmund Gee. conductor OF
the Atlantic Coast Line, Clifford HOLDS.
railway postal clerk: Charles *. NalS,
and James NJ Gallagher. agent OF the olu
Dominion eamship Company. others
among the passengers wore Mr.. Pizzlni.
a.. HrprV u. Johnson, OIL
Laurel. Street Church. Richmond; Waiter
Christian ana William Johnson. JACK
Gregory, George w. Lambert. OF flcn-
Inond: Captain Dane. OF the Ghesapsh.e
and Ohio Railway; Dr. George y. Fou,'
81 Richmond John NJ. sebrcil. Jr.. of Nor
fo,k Va: L. w. Warren, of Richmond,
and Mrs. H. j. Bassett, of Massaehn-
sets.
The bodies Of the engineer and fireman
were taken in charge by the Atiaauc
Coast Line and turned over TO MT. Charies
Morriss. undertaken. in TINS CITY. 10 pe
prepared for burial.
Mr. George Lundic. Justice OF the peace
and acting coroner. summoned tne Ioi-
lowing Jurors: ]. j. Picardat, e, "a, iie.-
ner. J. r. Cousins, W. Y. Lundle w. r.
Jurors viewed the bodies and will inves-
tigate the matter next Monday mornins.
al o o'clock at the scene of the wreck.
THE CONVICTIONS.
Mr.. Harry Covington was formerly OK
Chesterfield county, and was well known
IN this city. He had lived in Crewe FOR
several years, and his membership was
still, with the Baptist Church In that
town He leaves widow and severai
children In Norfolk.
Mr. Robert Covington's home was IN
Chesterfield county with his father. Mr..
Thomas Covington. He was a. young man
of splendid character and highly esteemed
by the people of his county and In Peters
burg where he had many friends. His
mother n delicate woman is almost pros.
trated from grief
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and Mr.. Hawkins Is not at all seriously
The Official Statement.

An official statement of the causes OF
the wreck and extent of the casualties
was given out from the Richmond office
OF the Atlantic Coast Line. 1t is APP
pended:
Three miles north Of Petersburg, on
the Atlantic Coast Line. Is the point
where the original line going through
Petersburg and the recently-constructed
line crossing the Appomattox River above
Petersburg. and reionlng the Atlantic
Coast Line about two miles south OF
Petersburg, diverge.
Most freight trains either north or
south bound, use the line outside of the
town. 1t was upon this line and near
the junction that a freight train was
standing this morning when the Rich
mond and Norfolk special train No.
d.. south-bound. approached it. This train
runs through Petersburg. For some rea-
son the switch was set for the upper
line, and not for the line through Pc
tersburg. When tho switch is in this po-
sition the signals for the government
of trains are so arranged as to show stop
signals with distance signals to trains ap-
preaching in either direction on the main
line; that is. the line through Peters
burg It Is not known why these signals
failed to warn the engineer of the Nor
folk train TIe does not seem to have
applied the brakes until too close upon
the point Of danger, with the result tilaL
the Norfolk train took the wrong track.
aud colllded with the freight train stand
ing there.
1.-THE engineer, TT. covingtop and the
fireman, Robert CovinEton, both OF Pc
tersburg we're killed
Conductor r. s. Eohols. Of Richmond,
had one arm broken, ono rm spralned,
and he was hurt in the chest. He was
brought to Richmond and taken to the
Virginia Hospital
"R EaETawkins, baggage agent and ex-
press messeng ger. was injured about the
hips. He was brought to Richmond ana
! taken to the Retreat for the Sick.
"Colored Fireman Wane had small
bone in mis- leg broken. He was taken TO
his home in Manchester
THE only passenger much injured was
the RevsH. +. Johnson. OF Richmond
who had his collarhone broken: He was
brought to Richmond and sent to his
home In a carriage.
Some OF the trainmcn and several pas
scngers we're slightly bruised and cut. /
"Both engines were badly damaged,
hut the passenger equipment escaped
with slight damage. only one end of
combined car in the front end of the
train being mashed In. Two box cars on
tho freight train were broken UP. The
messengers for Norfolk and intermediate
stations were taken on to Petersburg by
train 10. and thence by Norfolk AND
| Western train. The traffic on the mar
| line Is not interrupted
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49,.
for high scores in smashing mud pies"
as at times the sky was overci y VIII
low hanging clouds, somewhat obscurlnE
tho clay saucers, especially eiic p'ack
birds" ,,,,,.
II was the evening set for pr. HIS
man to defend the Harris, Flippen e. &c:
scoro any amateur would be proud OF.
Fifteen shooters entered the race and
at the end Of thirty targets, they were ya,
iilisman Is, Johnson "a Anderson q,
Brown 25 Henry q. Boudar q. Hawes 20.
1T il ' was seen that dark horse" was
leading by two birds, but no one dream
ed that he could hold that, pace, even to
did, and as he conferred target after tar
get, the boys fairly held their breath.
They could scarcely believe that i was
who was shooting the gate of BIZ Crosby;
Pie after pie was busted TO smithereens 8 !.
until the forty-seventh bird, a !oW LEFT
connect, Yet he went out with n grand
total Of Az, one to the good OF pr. Iiills-
man and Mr.. Martin. who had 90 each. .
there was considerable applause and a
great rush to shower congra tulations on
him Mr. Bondar took the appdla auirs y yen !
msRs sayf hs e tsrs eesss se S
lond OF Dupont powder did It,.
Mr.. Martin made a remarkably good
score and a run. Of 3d. DR.. Hlllsman's
Every shooter in Richmond Will be glad
e me opportunity e attsnd'nE the III,
next Saturday, July 4th. nAFhis will be a
divergence from tho usual merchandise
shoots. as they VIII only charse7l cent
per target.
Some handsome prizes Will be contested
and ten-dollar gold piece and many
others. The programme will appear IN the
papers, %
w u cleman y, Baker -, - g.. Mc g
j. ~ & r. e: Johnsen e. WIl1 ,s'', lG;
10, Harris 10. Jones 10. Or, Htllsmnn %.
Race for tho Harris, Flippen Co. medal.
Lat so targets. Or, Hilsman 4, a. .Jlotnso!,
| 40. Anderson 43, Brown q, G. w Peters.
| 81 '"Henry" IS, Dick Coleman 81, Halves
Al. Martin AZ. W., McLeelland sss Elinpeen
IS, Boudar 40, Talman IS. II. d r. 81
Extras -Twenty-Ave targets in each
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friends in Pleasant Grove. LunenbuFs,
Nj stewart White Is op, after a.s rpsl,
his business by Tomorrow !, ,,,s,,ine
in Prince Edward county. will return (
home in a few days. ~ par,.I.t
ch Tns s'in Mlf not fof meet Monday On
count of the picnic, which goes 70 leueAioo :
IS S;s a5s es sn sss ssRsss,s "trip E saEs
Is the guest of Mr.. John Walker, 81
Sir. Eddie Garter is quite sick at HIS
home in Brookland Park 1870,
The Baptist, Methods ana y, R nsbRprs
Mrs. Josephine Knight, who SlS,, has s,s been zen
MIS- Mrs L. w vermnlion is quite sick at
her home in Brookland !, PARK aar,or Avenue
~. Miss S. May Harris. OF Meadow Bridge ridge
Road who has yor been has s Ieinined S hos
visiting Miss Lille Carter, of North Ave-
me has returned nnr TO Of c NeWpor, Newss
visiting his parents. MT. anu Mts' y
MIS- MIS-. j. b. Woodward hnd child /, OF OF
X
'e Mrs. &. G. Graves has returned home
after a two-weeks' vacation DIT ooeai'
Miss Maggie Addleman has q,.r returned e 4baat
TO Prince Edward county iI,ot aL.er 1;,ttinner
v's NJ z Charles ha Miller, of Georgia. is tie q
guest OF Mr. Smith. Of Brookl;hnd fha nan
Walter Kdweil whg is op sss
tor for the G. & Q. Railway mas return
ed home. ~, o,root viii
,ea 5ssn Msud M'e fsr Sf pos street.
Mrs. H. ". Davis. of Monteiro Ave- Noe,
nue. has left for Belwin. va. !, ahS rtnE
there, viii go TO Westmorelahu No' t0'N
aH MRS Sd DR.. gregory. Of King William, 10
vs!ng Mrs M e arGson; Who has been
v MiSs Na Miss iIetie KlttlnseT, has re-
| turned to Prince Edward county, nn h,s heen,
v Mfs hs sss I EuaR Of petesbu a has
re siiss Matte Bernard will leave soon for
N &iss rns pgssl e sSEry COUNTY will
Mr.. John T., Hammer OF Gh his ret,,rned
has been visiting MT. Jones' mas w.
The carnival that Vas D Ir] haye 1 1hksh
place IN the pnrs ii postponed on ac-
count OF the car strike ~, has been
Miss Annie q Kuy a,,rr VINO oo,' mas e wil
bs homs Ills Week to spend thesummer
9 Sh1 I;iaWe Is q auh15 sr flsk Ave-
.Ntp' 49, iaft for Oriana, to accept a pos
. siton as operator for the 9. & o. Rail-
w aiHr.. g. p. Scott, who has been quite sick,
While prnmSellss1r Of M9rth by Ayepnel
,,a sto MI " evening though not seriously.
Miss Miss Myrtle Tucker and Miss Vernon,
/ White. OF Plnta, Cumberland county and
/ II, n.
i rmnnberlaud county, are attending the
] School Of Methods at charlottssville;
Miss Mary Astes Will leave IN few
| DAYS for Louisa to spend the summer
W Clifton Green, who has been quite sick
/ Is able to be out.