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INDIVIDUALITY
IN ENTERTAINING

Next to extraynrance, convent'onallty
and want Of discrimination are the evils
that LOCK elbows with our modern hospi-
tally, writes Edwin Markham. in Good
housekeeping, The dinner party is TOO
often "a feed" lacking all individuality
on the part OF both host and guest II
begins with the elusive oyster and runs
OF In monotonnus rythn through per
haps n dozen courses 10 the ,uyncjhle
coffee. II Is safe to aver lhai II Is prac-
ticallv the soEt Of dinner that L. benz
served al every other function IN the CITY
upon that date. u has not the npie u
distinction, the artistic "approach and
climax that simpler menu might irEure
IT is the old lchabod Crane spread oyer
again, only a trha less sqkaiy. j, ip-
deed, have pleasant MEMORIES Of table
| so simple that IL had only one chief DISH
| coming up Ike tbs Pes. III lJareE. WIKI
| few adjuncts surrounding Il 70 glye
| poise and graduation
AS "the ornaments Of a nome are the
guests thar frequent ~. 70 tie h0biest
circles about II. This heavy dinner IS
| likely to be a fell destroyer ot the y inged
| thought, Cyrus of Persia commanded hi.
| host: Prepare the banquet on The side
be The only, fare" Who would dare On
! lsrtan q friend In this Arcsdian simple
ity to.dayI
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A JAPANESE DEN.

Japanese dens are oftnn nbominations
to be avoided, but n friend ha~ Just f..cd
up. such 1. pretty smoking room for her
college bows, that ! am tempted 10 chlnge
my ideas regarding Oriental Interiors In
American homes. 1t was a small. up
stairs room. not more than~nino ~
eleven with dado OF wood. three feet
high, This was painted black-the flat
black Of tealtwood-to which first q. sort
of Japanese elect was given by the boys,
who cut weird dragons and otner5 oriental
designs with sharp pom knives from
heavy, soft, brown pasteboaid me
were firmly glued on the wood to give
the appearance Of carving. Aroye, t"e
red .paner; ceiling tinted q decr old Ivory,
torn at encn point, was suspended from
the oolling: insdeta lotus flower Of red
crepe paper held an electric light b4lh
while another was cnrried to tho inside
OF each antorn. A BOOKCASE WAS bait
In ana painted black; WIDE, low seats
were built In around all available wall
space. with cushions OF heavy serge In
dull blue. The portIere was a triumph
of ingenuity. 1t was of unhleachcd cot
ton cloth lined with dull blue denim. In
the center was pasied firmly large
adorned, and, around this q border q,
until dry to make trem. lie smooth. The
blue; the, chairs were homemade. of pine,
Tie table, which held Tho smoking set was
OF bamboo covered with n cloth OF cotton
cre- L. blue and White----.co ChIttenlon
. In Good Housekeeping s-
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The cocoanuts are just big enough to
slip through the mouth of it, but when
one of you foolish monkeys goes there
and gets hold Of a cocoanut. you'll find
it won't come out with your paws
around it, You're greedy: you will not
be willing to let-go Of the cocoanut. The
men will come out and catch you, and
then you will be carried away across
the seas and put in thing they call Il
circus. But Tn going to save you I'm
WISE Watch me. I shall turn those
cocoanuts out of the jar, you can gather
them up and then we will have a real
picnic"
The wise monkey danced up to the
jar, turned it upside down, and shook
it. But, dear me! the hunters We're not
trying to catch monkeys, and the Jar
CHANGED to be full Of tar, which poured
out all over his feet. The tar was 50
sticky that he could not run; then. the
hunters came out of the tent and cleaned
off his feet with benzinc and turpenfine.
So 1T was the wise money who got him
self carried across the seas and put IN
the c, Gus. "a little knowledge Is a dan
gcrous thing" said the huntsmen who
caught him.
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BRIDE MEASURING DAY.

Measuring brides for legacles is the
remarkable ceremony which annually
takes place In st, Cyrus. u quaint little
Village In Kincardlneshlre. Scotland, on
tho brink Of tho German Ocean, and above
Ia n picture OF the primitive measuring
machine which has decided the fortunes
OF scores Of matrimonial candidates,
More than nifty years ago a native Of
the yilf'ge. who had been paymastcr-gen-
eral of tho Indian army, beequeathed u
sum OF money, the interest OF which was
Tor all time coming. to be disbursed y!
ilvs equal parts eTet'y year. One part
was for the purchase OF meal Tor the
poor while the remainder was SET asde
to bo divided among each years TOUR
conspicuous brides-thc oldest, the young
est, the ta!lest and the shortest-Who We're
married In ST Cyrus Parish Church ~
Tho administration Of the fund IL IL
the hands Of the parish minister. and .na
jealousics Which ariJe among the conpel-
itors, for there is c.ecn rivalry t6r these
iesac.es, which amount to hardly, more
man $50 each, but thatis quite an impnr-
lags. All st. Cyrus turns out on Brides
measuring Day, and the occasion y
ulauO q holiday tf t-sri- fGNs
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REAL ESTATE For Rent.
SOCIAL CONVERSATION.

TOO often reception degcnerates into
a crush becomes tnrone or per
spring humanity, huddled ne tho logs n:s
nor spirit for conversation. There are
apurts OF opinion on the weather. flashes ss
OF insight concerning the state OF the
roads There Is under all this-like tie
blind push OF tho Aryans toward the ives
the surge of the company toward the
retreshment table, Here await sip OF
some beverage and nibble OF some dam
~ not answering for a meal; but yet. as
Emerson complained. enough to set all
the machinery Of the stomach at work to
no adYanta>e., The reception is for con- COZ !.
versatlon. and yet no one can properly
converse. by chance ono should hL.d
d congenial spirit and drift Into ripple
of sincere talk, the ANXIOUS hostess soon
appears to tear asunder this pair whom
good fellowship has Joined together. and
proceeds -tp present each to some other
victim to begin, perhaps. the old futile
fusillade on the weather and the roads.
Smaller, crowds, with some central housnt
to make the assembly SHINE some work
of art or literature to d!sciss--some mu-
ZIG rendered. with q word Of explanai !.
sort would seem to be in, the line Of
relief for this social hubbnb,-Edwin
Markham. In Good housekeeping "a
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ANIMAL STORIES
FOR OUR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Too Wise by Half.

There was once an old monkey who
lived In Timbuctoo, and thought he was
wiser than all the other monkeys who
ever had lived there or anywhere else
In the world. Perhaps this was because
he had once been a pet monkey. and
his master had taught him to read But
r., was TO learn that merely reading
books does not make people wise. One
day some hunters set a narrow-mouthed
jar outside OF their tent Now. look
at that" said the wise monkey. who
had been nicknamed Aleck by his friends
and neighbors. "Just look at that, will
you? Those men have put that jar out to
catch monkeys? 1t has cocoanuts IN It,
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jan 1-lOt
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Zeal Estate Auctlonecrs.
Trustees Auction Sale Of
THREE TRACTS OF LAND
Near EIko Stallion, on the c. Z Q.
~, Two Of Said Tracts IN
Renrlco County and One
Tract In Charles City
County.

In execution Of so9 deed q trust t. datea
Jr., trustee. and ono Gated October ths
G9l,lms' 5roSiee o ana
81 Menrico county in suit Of Ed o. 3
Robins, 4 ct ais, entered December the
Idth, lRa, the Undersigned will sell by
auction In front Of Henrico County court
sAT lI JANUAEI THE 9TH, 1901.
~ AT ONE O'CLOCK, 7. NJ.
.1.--rract Of land In ienlN,o, county, on
White Oak swamp. containing ~ IL
acros. formerly owned ny VIM, Baker.
a.-Trnct Of land IN Charles City county.
S s.lTaset of land adjoining the above. In
nenrco eounf " fon1an"E S aSnss
All of the above tracts OF land are near
Elkp station. on G. 6 Q Ry. ~,
7TERMS-1-S cash. balance ut one ana
two years, in equal payments. purchaser
10 give negotiable note with interest,"
1'0>'' EDMUND WADDILL. JR.,
ALLEN G. COLLINS,
Jan s-tds
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PHILOSOPHY TO HAND.

dogs rSp!t tail chased by It's owner, alwa%.
develops sufficient speed to stay Out OF
reach.
Love laughs at any old thing.
We win the promotion which VIC, re-
cciye: we are cheated out of that which
we do not get.
Perhaps the reason Is that 1t Is easier
1t Is often hardest TO give up spmcthlnS
that costs more than 1t Is worth.
IncompatiblIty seems 10 interfere with
the future OF many men who are welded
to their art.
the right of way whether he has i or
The man who Insisted that poets are
born and not made must have been SOM"
rhymester trying to shift responsible ".
Harmless lies are the ones that 0
never uttered.
Actions may speak, louder than words,
but they arc not so loquaciouS.
Fools rush In whore angels fcnr to
tread and where they have no notion OF
going.
who Is funny for hire, To the professions
al humorist only the fool Is funny for
fun.
The man who will invent method OF
sleeping eight hours in twenty Ininut s
will be able 10 name his own prize for
tea ching the system.
The man who IL willing to share the
blarnc for a failure Is not necessarily un-
selfish. Try him ON sharing praise before
If there is one thing that the average
man does not know'-that Is 1t;
| Legislation may never stop kissing. but
1t may make folks regard it more seri'
The deaf mute has ahyiantases. He
! does not have to use a telephone.
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The Song of the Wheat.

(Elmer Brown Mason. in The Reader
Mn eaZne for December)
"Rrothcrs. Rrothers. It's dark down here
BROTHERS, Brothers. o feel the SUM-.
Whispers the wheat beneath our rect.
In the glow OF lie begun.
"Brothcrs. Brothers. the light Is good
Brothers. Brothers. my cap runs
strong"
Murnura each blade by the warm wind
swayed.
In an endless Whispering song.
"Brothcrs Brothers. I'm fair and strong
Brothers, Brothers. I'm crowned with
gold, y
Whispers the wheat with Its task com
plete.
And the tale of Its labors told.
Brothers Brothers. the earth was dark:
Brothers, Brothers. the world Is fair
But we struggled on and we gained q
crown,
Which each Of lis may wear
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Miss Ellen Glasgow's new book, The
Deliverance which has just been sent
out by Doubleday, Page and Company, Is
characterized by them rs "a powerful
dramatic story Of The tobacco region in
Virginia of to-day, the dominating mo-
tves being love and caste prejudice,
genuine contribution to American lltera
ture.
Miss Glasgow Is at present In New
York. where she will remain for some
weeks later.
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No. 6107--painty simplicity characterizes
this dressing sack OF French flannel. trim
med with plain colorcd bands. The round
couar and cuffs are both attractive fea-
lures, as many women can wear round
co.,nr who would never think OF using the
square shape. The dressing sack Is tuck
eli in pointed yoke effect in the front. Mt
ted by shoulder and under-arm seams,
and may be worn with or without the
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Trustees Sale Of 7O-Acre Farm Con-
tanning a Large 2. tory Frame Dwell.

Trustees Sale OF 1O-Acre arm Con.
tanning Large 2. tory Frame Owe" vel
rs Ting.in Gaod Condi ion, arms, &c.
F. In execution Of a deed of trust dated
Uciober Is. 1902, and recorded IN Henricu
county Court, d. Is: i6S 3. page 90, VIII.
al the request or the beneficiary, there
having been default In the payment OF
n portion OF the DEBT secured. soil by
public auction, on the premises. on
- TUESDAY; JANUARY 18TH. 1901
nt 10 O clock A. NJ, all tnat or parcel OF
.nnd. about Is miles below Richmond.
situated In Henrlco county, and bordering
on the Charles City county line, and
bounded on the north by tho land OF
George Gatcwood. on east BY BY Charles ma e
CITY county line. on south ny lana OF
Robert McCu,dy, on the west By tho
land of Mary e. Binford. containing
seventy acres, a large two.story dwelling,
srERMS- Cash sufficient to pay cost OF
the sale and taxes UP to january ISL,
1904. and the debt, amounting to sH2.92,
and and the residue TO be payable In such
time and secured in such manner as
tho grantor, his personal represent
lutlye or assigns. may prescribe, or IN
&.ne events that no such direction IS
given, then on credits as to the residue
Of one and two years, notes with lntcrest
udded and secured BY a deed OF trust.
NJ. II. SHIRk, Trustee.
jan1 -l0t
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT,

$FoR RENT.
NICE HOUSE, AND SIX ACRES OF
land on Howard Road, between the BROOK
and Hcrmatage Roads. ten minutes Of
the Broad Street car line, Good water.
shade, &c, Apply to -.
II, NJ. WORTTIAM & Co..,
81 u h \ l,s 5i Rea T. Estate Agents
Y. " Is North Ninth Street. y
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The cold weather has made skating
joyful pastime Every day gay parties
OF boys and girls start for Lakeside and
Reservoir or Forest Fill Park with their
skates over their arms to enjoy the I'M
usual opportunity for good sport and
exercise The skating parties to Lake
side frequently enjoy lunch and supper
at the club house before returning to
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FINANCIAL.
FIVE PER CENT.
BONDS FOR SALE.

e WHY KEEP YOUR MONEY AT 3 PER
buy a bond which pays per cent inter
cst per annum promptly and regularly.
ana as good as United States bonds!
Tho principal and interest beng stcured
tho town OF Franklin, Southampton coun-
sty, va. assessed value OF which IS
s4lg 1So.W The entire bonded debt OF the
town Is s15 U00D
No have d patron who has $1,000 Of
these ponds, which were issued IN pay
mont for tic towns electric plant. and
VINO has placed them with US for sale at
par. and interest
Denomination OF bond, $500. We are
authorized to sell them separately or us
a whole. For furtSen particulars, apply
to WM. 3. PIHZINI,
Tonth and Bank Streets.
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er rt Of SUD compuny. located and Nd
j4cent 10 tho sud Town OF Chuse city.
ts c sGits IL uSIi q Kid
LirHlA waters thereon, ana the Meck-
lenDllrg Hotel and Sanuto.iuin, with It's
THE hiECKEESBUHu HOTEL urd
ANATH e! neW MypE ~
cstehs.ye verandas; q, Is heated ny
sieuln. lighted ~ electricity. supplied
uLisAh PuR R5 wArEh rom al AisrM
sl1lN ~ ELL. and equipped with q cOm-
Ileto SHyuriutic department. inc yow.r
9nalnos und u IU-ton ice plant, furnishes
lignt, power, heat, Ice uld refrlserat.,,,
enppaSlty lie '' stsam = M 'Dse aa
ARRANGED and .umpie. ana the Bott;liE
House 10 provided With tanks. pipes el,.,
waters. And inert are. also on the prenis-
es kennels u bowling alley and un eight
loom dwelling. u good ie It,a rho
t tssn rhe Roiei i .bsrally tted ' 1u.
With furniture bedding, .n linens; ,earpsts'
DC, OF latest design ullu excellent 4unii!y;
I he property locuted ~ !. CHA.,l
SOUTHERN HALLWAY, three hours
IRON Richmond. und Is easily ACCESSIBLE
from points Nurtn south and West. II
-.
1orlily mid ci. mate. AFFORDS good shooting
in seas0n, and is IN idea! all the yeur
round resort.
PERTAINING guests. and has betn In con-
tnuouy operation since it's complexion. ia
december lyJs. and nus won favor with
the puDiic
immediate posBcssIUn, ana ma ample
Equipment lOr continuing the busne5s
without interfuptiUn.
This property OILERS q, rare opportunity
for Investment. and PARTIES interested are
invited to. make personal Inspection oe I
IL before day OF sale.
e 11TEltSlS-GASH. as to one-fourth of the
purchase money, aud tho residue IN two
equal instullments at one and Two veard.
With interest thereon ut the rute Of niF
per cent. per unnum from GATE OF saio
TIL paid, the deferred payments to Do
evidenced by notes or bUnds Uf the our-
chuser, and secured by deed OF trust upon
the property sold. ,,,o,,
IZEE, If SUITABLE DEFER Is RE-
CEIYED BEFORE DAY OF SALE:
- = sBH GEO. A. EN- ULY,
X. II ROBERTS. n
lk athpDDsffEss ag; CRY 81 NERAL.
WATER COMPANY, RICHMOND. VA
oe l3-tds
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REAL EsTATE-For Sale.
NoTlGE!
Price, So, 500.

A valuable farm for sale, situated IN
Store; contains 100 acres cleared and IS
acres Woodland, Soil, heavy red-elay
limestone; produces tine crops of whe al
waiered, good orchard; also pears. plums
and grapes In abundance All the neces-
sary buildings to be found on g FIRST class
farm Feisons Wishing TO see the proper.
ty can do so by calling on
YM. NJ. FIREBAuGH,
Coiner's Store, va
Those wishing to write about i, address
REV. A, l.. ER,
Port Republic. Va
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NEW THINGS SEEN
IN. THE SHOPS

n . 4 E 3. 3. d.
rouot baskets nrettily decorat ted, are
something new on the Derfumaee c diiarani
;rhnse come in number OF dileL ,.I,
shapes-high or fat with, handiesi or Win
out They are daintily meg VIZ, art Hai
S goWers All All Kinds Of howers-yiolets.
chrysanthemums. carnntions.are us 1sl ~ T.,
the purpose. The scheme Or basket t -
lining matching the shade OF the foyer or
selected, and the sachet CHOSEN ~ ta'' -
with both.
T,ncc embroidered with gold thread Is
n recent debutante among. trimmings. It
Is by no means an expensive artlG!e, allu
will be found lust what IS needeu sn''i -,
times to add dash OF r,e ervs nf ths is
somewhat difficult to describe. TOR II ,n nas
!, upon WI Which the design is picked out with
gold thread $50.
Irvine holders in the form Of gentle
!ui . the unpicturesqueness Of the twin1,S
cnse in wire or crochet. Inesc , are II
,% ho 3no ,@ sr'eer g Bo drawn The o
hand strap. which IS Characteristic, of hat
boxes. serves In the imitation as n handlo'
by which holder may DO SUSPENDED
Some rather froaky but popular belt
buckles represent, animal heads; -, nh icy
are from two TO three inches IN diameter
and arc enameled upon silver or chea p {,
material They represent someWnaa h "a
ura looking cats dogs etc.' eAeou'ou
In color, iA4
Chenille trimmings would seem to D.. 20
growing iH fayor 4 one can 3rpse ~ this
line. Something which the busy woman nan
may have overlooked In this Inc Is cl'e'
mile embroidery worked on net
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Miss Crutchficld, of Fredericksburg,
Va, Is spending the winter with the
family OF her unc,a. Colonel Richard
Ataury, on East Grace Street.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roy Elerson
are at Mrs. Duval's, No. SOL East Frank
lin Street, for, the winter.
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POEMS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW

Whatever you occupation may and however crowded your hours
with affairs i not least few minutes every day o
reennt Of you life with bit Of poctrylrof Charles Eliot
Norton Il III. j. ~ .wk..~.
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were proposed by Mr.. Joseph r. AndeF-
son Bruce. OF Richmond, Va, who proved
himself an inter.,s ting and able toast
master.
The guests assembled were composed
mostly of winter visitors, and were gath
cred from all quarters of our country
including representative, people from
nearly every State in the Union.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roy Ellcrson
are at Mrs. Duval's, No SOL East Frank
lin Street, for, the winter
Misses Bessie and India Watson, of
Tanvlle, and Miss Louise. of Nortolk'
Va, will shortly arrive to be the guests
OF Miss Louise Herbert on South Third
Street
The Misses Williams, daughters OF the
Rev. G. F. Williams, of No. 1416 Floyd
Avenue. have left for the scene OF their
respective positions after spending tho
holidays with their parents.
Miss E. Writ Williams fills the chair
of English In the Virginia Institute, at
Bristol, Va, and Mss Bertha Williams Is
associate principal Of Southside Acad-
envy, at Chase City.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Eeiuteioli, "
Louisa county, vii. come to-day, to
srend some time at Mrs. Duvals, No.
30l East Franklin Street.
Miss Virginia Porcher. Of Charleston,
s. c., is the guest Of Mrs. J. r. Y. Dan
lei, OF No. 1C01 Floyd Avenue.
Miss Jessls Sllngluff Hunter. OF Bal
tirnore. who has been visiting Miss Eliza
beth Brander will shortly be the guest
Of, Mrs. Thomas Christian Gordon, on
Linden Street.
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m 3y ME Valentine Auction Co..
\ - Mig tCnsL t3rOud Street.

800 By Tie Valentine Auction Co.. e
G12 EhsL Brond Street.
IA uc~r1oN SALE OF OAK ,rl,RNI-
"a >rUllf1, t1SNAMELlIp Il IRON nl1DS.
MA1IsESsl2s grR1NGs !, Il N1tlR TT !a !;
DESK. OFFICE 4. CHAIRS. GYsTER
COUNTER AND STOOLS AND 3s STE AN 1
IJra. AT'ti{g
Wo will sell at our auction waroroon,.
%f1lS 6 ssas n, MoRN 1,;sa 5N AZ Stn
misunderstanding Third Street and
North Fifth strsel-nll OF TIER fur r., ,tiure:
Washs!nnd Enamelea Iron Deds3 So o,1a g =
RoIler.rop Ofitce Desk and Chairs, cost
$500 Oak Wardrohc., sd 81 +. !.
Curtnins, and other household furniture
etc. etc. Also sell Oyster Counter. stools,
oyster Steamer, Crockery, Glassware,
etc. etc.
limit or reserves. s
T i He valentine AUCTION CO.,
is''--}-7 i. M I53} Auotioneors.
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Tho purchaser would be able to take
lmlneuIute posBessiUn, ana ma ample
Equipment Tor continuing the BUSINESS
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

IA ttcrioN sA1lE-- II AV1Na BOLD My
q b A I'M; RWE hss}oEetfE slRTsI 5Xb P8 "
NILES BELOW RlcllMtoNND,H1 SHALL ALL
n wtTDN Esr,AYi JANUARY p. 1901
ton INV personal property. consisting OF
Horses, Cows, Hogs Fowls. % PAR, 2 8
Par H1ny G9rit r az, Gar, etef4E
rools, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
md many desirable things that are nqces-
shry TO tho equipment Of a VOL ron1uct-
TiSRMs-Cn
w. b.. Trayser Auctloneer. & 3.si
Ian 2,3& t-3t 56iy 3i'a 81 a Kill i'gf
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The Emma Andrews Whist Club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. a. L..
Wexford, No. liz North Cherry Street.
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THE HUiEL is NOW OPEN and en-
PERTAINING guests, and has been In con
tlnuous operation since it's completion. ia
Docember lyJ3. and iius won favor with
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to one-fourth of the
tho residue In Two
one and Two yeard.
At the rate OF sif
from date OF ga 10
ed payments to De
r bOnds Of the Dur-
y deed OF trust upon
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At the meeting Of the Milton Work
Whist Club yesterday. the highest scores
onrth and south were made by Mrs. Ben
Nash and Mrs. E. G. Waddill. Mrs.
Arthur Cannon and Mrs. Blair Smith
came out -ahead cast and west.
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This property Unefs O. rare opportunity
invited to make personal Inspection o1
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The Kate vvheeock Whist Club will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. D. T. VIII
llams, at No. 2l0 East FRANKLIN Street.
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I1tth nnc 1Ht3 3l0 COmmItee.
al observation-disclosures CITY MINERAL
WATER COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA.
&c 3-tds
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DAILY FASHION HINTS.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days.

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Misses Bessie and India Watson. OF
Tanville and Miss Louise. of Norfolk
Va, will shortly arrive to be the guests
OF Miss Louise Herbert. on South Third