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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-01-19

The late General John B. Gordon, the distinguished
Confederate leader, was Y years old Though favored
by many opportunities for acquiring wealth. he was sin
guary unfortunate in his business ventures In this re-
spect he has not been exceptional among the great sold
iers Of the nation. Grant knew nothing Of business
Lee couldn't earn s25 week clerking. Sherman was
clever at anything Wade Hampton died almost penni-
less 1t required government job to keep his body and
soul together
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-01-19

Frazee Hardware and Furniture company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
CHARLES CITY NOTES.

lspecal. The Y q ~ I,
MA carter of High left this
" Week exit spend several With, her
iii. Miss Sal !e I.elgh of South BosT
ton e1nI Halifax county, I, /, /, j,
u 4sn ,e this month With Mrs Robert 'I
u ea nrpa.'1 Of Shirley. B. Il Z, . &,
me la dies Of charles clty have NJ. neen
very successful With turkeys q year awal
some having focks Of from rom SHY Y - 8oYer
I .ta'' \ Bernard sad Gray, {, "a a
MOTLEY. Mr.. II, sP. Coax and Mr., Cha u.
Ferguson. Of speht q sa y =
and Sabbath w th their5 fr'ena y af'es IL
Mrs. i. M. Gill and daughter. Emile.
spent Monday with M lss lice sifoyail at
RyeTyiew. SS85 !, e 4, !. I, !,
gro W, fhe farmers on theN ! ames should
have Immense crops o. that grain Il y Y
gather In this falll. 4 s1 ta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

50 long under the management of Mr. z w.
II. Mathney. has changed hands, ana,
while the little county paper VIII con- IN.
tinuc TO be published "at the old stand
Highland county will lose others one B OF
her deserving, respected citizens. MI.
Matheny has purchased property in IL Lou \, =
doun, Tennessee, and will take his family
there early in September. III Ills purcf base
there includes a n newspaper plant.
b Mr.. John Hines "a young farmer OIL ne
Doc I'll neighborhood, fell from, his hay
rake yesterday and sustained a fracture n
Of the leg. g84 Il yyi5 di5
Peter Kramer, a well-lsnown road IN, n
Of \ Highland, has gone to Pccanon 70 8 8
county to make some streets for the new lew
town of Barlow. .i3s II !. .
The weather has been more fayora 's PIE
lately for haying, and the harvest ves Is
nearing an cnd. is Iii ghland has this year
one Of the best grass sea sons ever kn oWl;
William s.. Thompson, ESQ supposed os -
10 BE the oldest acting justice IN IN i$Yl u;
giria is now critically III at the home
Of his granddaughter, Mrs. CollingW1o,olldll
Dickson, Trimble, this county. & j;ssF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
MEN Are SCARCE
AT OLD POINT NOW !!
The CIV Class in the Artillery
School Will Supply. 355
II 5s Them.
7(Special To 1,he ,rimcs.D ispatchD

atFS Especial to The Times-Dispatch.) 6ss8 81
OLD POINT COMFORT, "a, n August
q. pecial Everyone lived gu t Of doors
last week and bathing, sailing, and tens
mis- were unusually popular Owing to the
scarcity Of men very few entertainments
were given. ~ II 81 a
The officers from the artillery school
+ at Fort Monroe have gone to new stn-
3tions, and not until the new class arrives
the lattcriparto Of the month will there
be 4 the usual superiority Of men. *
.a On Tuesday morning Il Mrs. Converse,
of washington, the wife Of Captain Con-
verse, Of tho army, entertained a small
company at bridge at the Hampton Roads
Golf and Country Club Her guests we're
Mrs. Beau and Miss Johnson, Of SPRING
field, o.; Mrs. w. C.. Read, o Norfolk;
Mrs. ohm. IT, Newton, the wife of Com
$n1ander Newton, Of the # Navy Mrs:
Charles Z. Kilbourno and Mrs Francis
III. Lincoln, Of Fort Monroe, and Mrs.
Francis W. Brown 3yls & iF
Mrs. Arthur Fuller, who spent mostssof
the past year at the Chaalm1berltn, s has
gone with, her mother, Mrs. liam G.
wise, K the wife Of Admiral Wise, Of the
Navy, q to the Berkshire III lis. sssS Later she
will Join her husband, Lieutenant Fuller
at Fort scrlven g a. Esi rs
III Mrs. Francis W. Brown will leave i on
Monday to spend some time at Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa: I'll II s$B 81
Chief Justice Charles "a. w GOD 8. Fl Of 3 the
Supreme Court OF South Carolina and
Mrs. Woods are at the Chamberlin for
the remainder OF August. ssi
Other guests are: Dr.. and Mrs. a.
liam e. Clopton Baltimore; Mrs. a: ~.
Campbell, r. edmond, KY ). Mrs. Cynthia
Stewart. Louisa, & II. and Mrs. olip
Nvebbcr, Cincinna Il; Mr. and 5M N
Floyd b. Black, I NJ iss S1B.a Cox, ahontas,
Va. Mr.. and Mrs. r II Mayo .Thom
Baltimore, Md. Mr.. an d. NJ s.8{ Wy y,
Davidson, Miss Lillian IS Davidson, Nash I:si
VILE, Tenn; 4 MI and AN Mrs. E,dW e 3
Clark, yyinchester,S KY; MI. and MI Y X
Griffith. Jackson, Tennessee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
MISS BESSIE ROSE PRINC OF. 3

Bowman, are among the salcmItes., who
Will take in the I'air&at ST., Louis this
week. Ijf5j H ~ n ssa 5i llS gs
Ior. L. A. FOX, AIR. G. *. Boil and Or,
II. ". n. Painter, left Tuesdayto attend
the annual session OF he South West
Virginia Synod, whichim meets at m ana ssas,
In washington county IA Il
Mrs. William Armstrong, OF Atlanta,
Ga,,yis visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson Armstrong. sf
FL Mr.. Jeter Johnston has returned to Ills
home III Algoma, West Virginia, after a
sny OF seperal ~ eeks In Salem, X /, NJ
Mr.. Cooper Of Winchester, and Rev.
Denny 44ancher, of staunton, were in
Salem Monday to attend a meeting Of the
Board al the Lutheran Orphan Home,
b Miss Mary Durk. OF Clifton Forge. Is
visiting at the home OF Judge Blair on
Main Street,
MI James r. Jones and Mr. William
Hartman left Saturday for ST. Louis to
attend the fair. r.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank I.oyelock. II Lynch
burg, and Rev, and Mrs. kupps, Of All
gusta, Ga. are visiting Mrs. Mlphin Bal
lard, on Main Street. ii
Mr.. Ernest MeGauley. OF Altoona, Pa.
is visiting Ills parents. Mr. and Mrs, WILL
liam McCanley. az t{5 H.
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sTAUNToN SOCIAL.
Special The Times Dispatch)

8srAuNTo IN. M A. AUG 20.--,rh la dies
OF tho city who are interested IN making
the city a cleaner and more heathful
and beautiful city. met here thursday
lfort the purpose sof3 3organlzlng an aux liary
association to the Civic Improvement AS
ISOLATION. A number Of ladies met last
week and, after Y temporary n, orsaniza !,
week, when they had IL full meeting, 's
There was meeting Of 4, 1 he losaI alumni y
the of MasshinE,G a for
tie the parpose AZ elect Ing officers and NJ
4 MI and Mrs. Gibbs Went TO
2Washington Wednesday, X !. 81 n,
Harry BAN oodHfal'fl. a fter amending a
few days With his currents " 5this city, 'y'
returned to RlchmN Th Y I; i,
visiting her PARENTS liz this ei ,,ys,th 4
parents, Miss Evelyn Daniel left y hur y
Miss Lena rel thouse, OF Richmond has
returned home after 4 short WIS., 20
the Misses Lyons. of q his city =
I Miss Alma Rowling ret urned hone. 70
Richmond "Wednesday, (. ;3ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

sg ROCHESTER,. N /. y, Aug. 1o,-The al
most miraculous cures OF hopeless inva-l
lids made ~ Prof. Thomas r. Adlsin. OF
this city, have been OF, such a startling
character that they have aroused vide.
spread wonder, admiration and curiosity.
Time and again he has taken cases pro-
fnounced hopelessly incurable by the med
teal profession and restored the patients
to life and health In q most phenomenal
manner. B{ X af. iSs i45ss
There is considerable mystery attached
to his method sof 1plisl,ing these mar
Sycls,s as 1t sis known that he does not use
the drastic drugs and med lcines that doc
tors depend upon. He claims to have dis
covered that a certain law OF ma turc has
peculiar properties heretofore sunsuspected.
and that BY the application OF this law
there Is no disease he may not cure. And:
ut Is q matter OF proof that with; tho nlys-
sterious power this discovery gives him
he has made the blind see and the lame
walk. He has revived the flickerlng spark
Of life III bodies on the very verge OF the
grave, and res ored TO health men and
women given UP toi die by d octors$ and
specialists. e. seems to have absolute
control over human life and the diseases
that attack it, notwithstanding what
might be considered a. most favorable OPP
portunity. he does not tort money from
those whom he treats. saying &.
Carnegie chooses to give libra rIcs; I
prefer to give life and health. | am not
millionaire, but Il am we'll abb e. to af- y
ford to give my services free to the sick
and afflicted. Ny discovery Is my own.
to 10 witl@as please and could charge
every, patient a. thousand dollars II I
wanted to. But ! dom I. And "A know OF
I no law to- compel me to take m oney for
restoring n man to health. do not care
what the disease Is. I am Just as ready
to cure consumption, cancer para yss.
Bright 9 disease or any one OF the o-call-i
ed incurable diseases as + m to- cure
rheumatism. stomach trouble, catarrh,
blood disorders or my other III that flesh
Is heir to. am just as readysand willing
to give my services free pa poor an
as Y am TO rich ma n. ~ When It comes to
a question Of life orr deaf til. sickness or
health the amount OF money a man has
makes no difference to me.a
"a prince or a I pauper. I treat them
Just the same 4 20 me- a to the law. all
persons are equal. see and admit ofsno
difference between patients as far as am
|Bconcerned. II II choose to help all who
ARE Ill without pay there is nothing TO
prevent my doing so. And q may as well
tell you right here That u mean to keep
on curing any ono who asks me OF any
disease they may have just MS long as I
am willing and able. What other men
do. what they IA II to do or what they
charge makes no difference to me. 4 feel
that 1t Is my "a ut,, to ca rryI out my own
costs me- cannot bear to think OF men
and wotacn and little children continuing
10 suffer and die when ] have the power
and health SO easily and aul ckly. And
|fthere Is no disease i may not cure. !.
You think that a broad sta tement?
Well. maybe Il Is: but no broad err tina u
the truth. know the wonderful power
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
BRILLIANTi DANCE )
to rho 1'lmrIes-D ispatcl


SOUTH BOSTON, Va August 20 he
delightful dance given last ~ Friday even.
ing by Mr. and Mrs ]. il Z. TuckerlIat
their beautiful home ..5$ on wa shlngton
street, to honor theft guest Miss Rather
Inc Howard, Of yashingt on, u .. " c.. was
the SWEETEST social event Of the season.
The pretty sloping lawns, With their grow:
Ing plants and evcrgre ems, and also tho
front and side porches, We're Illuminated
with japanese anterns and the halls and
tparlors were lighted with shaded electric
lights Of various tints, While il N merous
electric fans served to cool the brow, OF
the victim SO charmed by the ascinations
jof the dance, smusic being Furnished by
the Danvlle orchestra. The punch bowl
was era cefully presided over by Al ISIS Il cl-
lie Nolan, Of Br1ning ham, Ma. a t mid
might the dainty refreshments furnished
by NJ. Francisco, of Danyille. I consisting
Of ice cream in blockst.of Il three col rs
violet sherry, and rose) 8 were served
with exquisite bon bons and crystalized
fruit and lad " fingers. Al ter parta king
OF the dclicacies, the merry crowd IS re- re-
sumcd their dancing until Twenty-Five
waltzes; and two-steps had been danced,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
LE 2 SOCIAL A !,
tspcciaI 10 The Times In Dlspatc

.55a Is pecial TO The Times Dlspatch,)
LEXINGTON, 81, August 90 Miss
Louise Barber, OF Weschester, Pa. and
Miss Kathleen Bruce, OF Richm ond 81 Va,
are guests OF the family Il Of & ttorney- n
General lillian "a. "A derson. ssss3
b Colonel and Mrs, Robert "A. Mari have
sretualed TO Licking ton after an extended
visit to N orfolk and the seal bore. 4
Professor Edgar F. IA shannon, OF the
chair q OF English In the University Of
Arkansas. at Fayett eYil lei a rk,,a Is avisit ~
Ing his cousi n, Mrs Frank Moore, b + II;
s3g Mi. Roy G. b Mitchell, OF BroWnsbnrg.
member OF Il the Lei islatu re from r ock,
bridge county was one OF the Judges at
the sfR Rock Inglam Fl orse Show held In
Harrsopburg thls week,
Lieutenant ~ liam a ndersonstl "a
IS. s. AL. after spending a. vaca ton In Lex
ington. left S Friday to report for duty
with tho eng lneering corps at Washing,
ton Barracks, Wash !ngton, p, G, &
# Professor and Mrs, w g, v Brown Of
the University Of M issouri, C'ol urlbia, Mo-.
are visiting Mrs. Browns brother, Dr..
Reid White, Is "a; s;l5 81
4 81 Captain II, Al p, hyatt. OF the Virginia
Military ms itute, was sa i Wis tor At tns
EGreenbrier White SULPHUR Springs OF
West, Il Virginia, this week,
Miss Marion Muller. nf g Columbia u 81 g.,
As visiting her sister, Mrs. 4 hornfon on
Whaling, III d 55 %
!, Dr. William II yalz, OF I,exi1g ten, liy.,
Fis3 In I4exingto ton Visiting his parenl " !.
and Mrs, William w Il, 4. XII ii
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ID q s st
ana the hour OF three had crept upon
them, which caused them to reluctantly
bid their hospitable host and hostess
adieus 81
Tho ladies present were; Misses MayIne
and Elizabeth Ingram. Mildred and Pattie
Evans, louise Penick. VIII Easley, Jamie
Fry, Laura Slebbins, Mamie Easley,
Louise owen, Elizabeth Green, Lizzie
lasley. Rose and lmogen Watkins. Nam
ME and Virginia! Darlington, Bessie Law
son. Helen Easley, JAMIE Richardson,
Leila and Virginia Wright, Lucille 41.in-
mock, Annie Owen. Hollie lSasley, Ellen
i,nd Ora Moore. Mesdames Lou Penick
and Henry Howard, all OF this place. and
DOT Richmond. iof Danyille; Susie Nor
ton, Of Chase City; Garland Dorsey. Of
Houston, The gentlemen were: Moseiey
Bendall. Leon johnson, Herbert Guthrie,
Charles Balksdale, Charles =, Iancey.
Elijah Slate, W. I. Jordan, Walter YAM
cey, Branch Lawson Dick Owen, Henry
Howard, Or, w. II, Moseley, joseph steli-
| bins Jr., John Fry Henry and Owen
| Easley, Arch Glenn. John Glenn, Henry
| Watkins Lewis Johnston, Tyrce Wright,
iJohn Lawson, Thornton and Owen NIL
|. son. II. Jackson DAVIS, Of this place and
Graf simmonds, Of Nov YORK; Busey
4 Howard; Of Washington; Charles Owen
4 of Ttykeville; John r Clarke, Of Penn
lsylvaaia; Karl r Better, OF RichNlond.
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Iaye because Haye tested !, IA t I ~
q rs supposed to be incurabl E5 Well Y, not
ssss aEo ReiS oaas seal e e % Mane
lhe doctors told her that she had con-
sumption and could not live. that her cas- e,
poor na gil girl was il despair, thinking her
days were numbered. But / cured her
sln'spite fall the doctors said J; made her
lungs heal and grow strong, ana PVT XII. Ine
nary medical treatment seldom, II ever :.
cures cancer. The surgeons may cut ~ 4
away again and again. but II comes stg . *
/ / cure III and 5SI do not have 70 resort
to the butchery OF the knife. either; q do
not have to cut flesh and scrape bones
sass fsae ans
my patients NJ. W.. y oien. Of Gov
fington. Ga. was having her NE eaten
Ky saw ,iDsnl.s took
her case. but I cured her, entireiy ana
permanently. Paral ysisy Is anothe s "
nosedly incura BILE disea sc: hir. 4 ~
Siiya3d FOR over four years and nothing
the doctors could do gave him any az re re 81
lief hat dtscourage e. to ,,f
10. day the man Is wa king round as we'll
an you or J. III So It. was WI h Mrs ~ ~
Phillips. OF Trn wick z ex She had ;; b q
nf1v.a r,niis doctors. who All, failed SO cure
her Of THE complication Of disea SEES fTomS
which she was suffc g., incinding ZIG
female weakness. ulcers. CHRONIC G., indlg
tion and extreme ne less he meu u; ~
icineI that doctors gave her did her,no good
she says:s{I raised her from the dead.
There are only random cases from the
many hundreds i hay cured and y men Ie1,
sion sns meE say IL
! durable. They may have been .in &.
able before made MY discovery. but they he:
aBut how do sou make these marvel.
POSSESS pos ess u 4; asked the reporter. .
IN here Ia a. &C COPY psS Of book have
method OF DC Z, not sell ~;
had printed for. ~ y H., atnoms
Knight be interested in this study OF "
new science. no them am Ella TO give
lsit3upon request e ding the .book docs
NOT satisfy you and Y you wa mt 81 to know.
more OF howl cure any disease tell some
one who isS sick to write u to me sf WIZ
go even further-tell any one \. IL AZ.
Isl ia write to mo telling me the r,anlsi o. 4
litheirs trouble ortheir principal symptoms 8;
age and sex ad dressing Prot. Z homas =
will viii Prove als NY power e Do az that
CLAIM, . and AZ will give the proof without
cha rging a centffor my scryi Ices,
edo you mean that a y one A ca aceePt
lsthis offer s $3.s3 y
| any cause, and. who feels tina + the doc II
tors do not understand he ease. or, y.
docs not want to pay d tors % nd drllg
i$gists's bills. :, .
| H%But how about those at a distan CO..
can you cure them, top 6. /.
lust easily Just y s sur g Il, as
They iivc@oile or "a thousand les q va VI
Hits ali the same. a letter TO me does 2 J,
Just as much good as. Il personal sHlsl -
nd they do mot have 70 = close any
IN st a single cent. Simply writ e to
m 3 and ask I o be cured ~
4 But II seems - trang e..
4 Strange or moi. III mean Just What !
say, MS any one can find out by writing
" ia me "A g5 s
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SWEET ALTO N.
! Especial to- The Times. Dispatch Q
The Ballroom N ightly Scene

- III : y = :. b
Of Rare Beauty and Pleasure.
ALTON, &, III 20 q. - Il acious
BALLROOM Of tho Aftons II ouse is nightly
a & scene Of beauty, gal lantry. and g life.
iparlors card-playing. while the young peoot
$ple,& lurcd In by 81 tile strains Of beautl-
if,ll dance music, engage 8inathls most de-
hghtfll pastinle unit the wee wee smta'
hours n W &,ts
Another sweet singer al a fton this sea- ca.
son Miss Goodwin, Of Il Nashlngt on--- has
a superb voice. Ter easy style Of sings sin
ing and !. her lovely 4 collection Of songs
has been rare treat TO the guests who
assemble each evening to hear her. ST }Sfsii
Miss Wright, ( OF Richmond, III lis a very
attractive girl and often enterta1ns z, her
friends with beautiful itations, each
number showing her to be avery, talented t4al
edocutiondst. II as 81 & 5 III ~ i III s e
The kirby House Is growing IN favor
each season. The guests seem like one
family, SO congenial and thappy3 are they.
Special amusements consists IN driving
and Aiding ovora the mounta ms, OCCASION
allyvisiing the surrounding towns,
A very enjoyable donkey party, N which
ly enjoyed q The first prize was won py
Mrs. v. Il. James, Of 7 exas s, while the
BOBBY prize was a Warded to MI CT Z ~
Mertz Of Washington, D. G.
Among the guests are: Mrs. and MISS
Glemm Miss Nellie Norris Miss Lille
Sarn, OF Norfolk, iss rs .ss "a NJ a5s 4 i,
Mrs. i. c. Williams, Miss 11orla Will
liams, Miss Fannie Horne and Mrs ,,
r.. Catlin, OF Richmond; Mrs. w y. james,
OF Texas Mrs. q, IL Mertz. Of Washing
ton, ID. C,; Mrs. CT Taylor and daughter
of Richmond. M 4 !. IN. si.s .i.5
Among the new arrivals are Miss n,
Wood Of Washington,t p. CT; Mr., B. r
Catlin and three children, Of Richmond
Mr. Noel OF clifton Forge Mr.. eWcoInp
Of Virginia; Mr.. Nc Cam bril- Ee, OF NVaynes'
boro, Va, III M Isl & q 9fs ii y
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burg. va Alfred H. IsarksdaIe, tt., Hons.s
ton, Va; a, r. Finch ard Hi.e, Chas Sc
CITY. va; Thos- n, Williams Glarksyille.
va. i. vs.. OVERLY, Rbydton;a M. and
Mrs. Il. w, Lee. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Jno
II. WHY. DurhamstN. G.. a; Mrs. u Ed
Young. Henderson, N C.; Mrs T., n a..
Woodland WILSON,. N. c.; hrs. y z SAN
back. MI s;tanback, Raleigh, N G.;
Judge Henry BRYAN, Newbern. n. Z, c.. !;
Mrs. Carey Hunter, maid and child. Rat
eigh, N. ca Mrs. y. a. Hunt, Mrs. s..
w Parker L.. X. Hint, oxford, N. c.!
Miss Annie Jameson. Miss Carrie jamie
son. Miss Janet Sncad, Miss Alma Elam,i
Miss Virginia Jones, Miss Kate Doggett,.
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LARGE CROWD AT
!. VIRGINIA BEACH }
The Large Number 81 Pretty
Girls Source Of Re-
mark. 4,
l(ssIp,,ecIal e The Times p spatch.)


yIRC4l IA BEAc III W Aug. a.77--l'te lar
gest crowd !, that has 4 over been a the
Princess Anne In August fingers 4 here5
now, and they continue IN q round !, !, % @
gaity. The unusua 5nuH N Der 81 peau tlIu!
girls is q matter OF conline1ll. ~, J Y Z,
TEMPER and a great event wi be the nu-.
tomobile race on the beach. sept rnbers
26-asth by members OF 4 he n ational Au
Assoc ation. . The beach at ne e time g,
Inc year Is generally IN excellent !, co',dl-
ton and although these ~ ,vi,I
ret,irn and Try for bet tier luck. !.
4 Nav . rivals are; . Barton 81, Ga eron
and vi fe, William and 3so ~, N rs e
Louis III Boisseaux, OF ~
Baker = hode =. s g 11 nnan =;
On cha ne hin. Mrs. Nashln glon
NJ .'.'s Bal ersburg r. Hewett and Nlre,
Asheyille: w, 7, Ingra m, W. "a sles,
p. W. I'a Fnou VIZ; - - Il
south Boston. s3 s., i g \ s
* r,ana Henry Wednesday evening - y g
t,ancean aride ION he y rotey G q p
eroned BY Mrs. ohm aeksol 3 1sset''
'n at seayew cotta are Mrs Gornela !. ~ !,
cieburne Chester Z, ! fon
s H. iFlore ,u Ramsay, OF Chuck
Nj Irss and Mrs.. penley ana Mss u.
Daisy Dickinson lehm 2, 7 li,a J - e
RANG Stems, Mr.. and IN Ts ,allo wa ol
Etsmn \, Miss Sad 10 Of Peters
burs, MN. i. NV Howard. MI Stuart Rey,
paids.s nf New York Mr.. I'ewatan sllar !,
Of Petersburg; Geo. IIodgso l'l II M s.
L,oyel Dick nson, 4. Y !. q Nh, ana
At VIVID Rose cottage 3 ere Ere y Kn .ena
Mrs rlscoe. MISS IN ONO.
Mrs Foge baltimore; Miss g th me Y 9
Donald Mrs Donald, ltilnores !, !. !,
4 Mrs. Geo. W. Gordal and MIS- y q FlRs'
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ham have opened their new ottage, and
with them are Mr.. Leigh jorthlll,6 NJ lssy
sl1alls. and Mr.. NJ oran5 3 rry. XII 4.
Those nj washington cottage: Misses
Mary and Fannie Lawson, Miss Flournoy.s
Mr.. Nc Dowell and family, Of Richmond 3
Crumpton.g OF DanYille; Miss r. Red dick
OF ISuffolk; Mr.. Tina yer, Of South Caro- lima;
Adessrs. 4. Wakefield, OF Portsmouth,; a' a4a
Coleman of N Orfolk. 5.ssl' III 3.Ils
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In. Winstead, N. CT; u. IL. MCGEE,
,Clarksvlle, " a MCGEE, Clarksville. Va;
Warning on Wood, Clnfksville VA; II. L.
jackson. Boydton, Va; II. "a Mahool, Bal
itimore, Md. w. "a. 4 1sryson. l3oydton; Y.
ton, keysville;; j. :. III. N orwell, Va; w. i.
Jordon, South Bost ton 8I. S. Brown, n or
folk. Va; u. z. lTaiso and wife, Elliott,
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!. SALEM SOCIAL.
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