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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
On furniture pianos ard cha,,els- II you owe
high -rricci loan conrany
OR HAVE pEBTs PRESSING.
Call On the
STN YORK FINANCE co
We have a remedy Don't owe s.errbcAy
COMBINE YOUR DEBTS
hsL- ode payment Pay them all
WE LOAN lOJ MONET IN SUNS OF
Sael 3sya 60
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Remember the rlace
NEW YORK FINANCE co
fcs and rs ODD FELLOWS BLDG; SIG OiIys
fhone<: Main eSsS and c Tsb
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WASH ST. PROPERTY.

For :-ale--sis Wash st.: e-story brick hoIss
or rU1Fus. IN fats q rooms. also s---ury
brick k1uss e 5 rooms. in fats of r.oIrs. in
rear. 10: 25xi22 feet. rented for ssSS u--
KEEi.Fy II 2. CO.. IIIB Chestnut -
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MONEY ADVANCED SAIAnleD PEOPLE.

1-ainsIeEs. DcAIoiils -nC0se keepeTs. without &C.
clrsty. easy paym-sts. lsrg-sf pts.r... in q
cities TolTaan- iri HoGseT o:eS- s1s Cfes,nut
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5 Per Cent Money

To I.0ln-W. tayt Sl.6.. s.a51 scesa ,Gp,s
sse,'. s. el. St.'. s..a.J. SEQ Sia.uc8 si5.eIs
s..osI ssibg anI sf-Q.-l to lear AZ : per csnt
Interest extra zue-l security. 81 Louis city
ifaprog.i real estate only.
KELLEY r = co. III: Chestnut -:
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RUEBEE STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS.
ADAMS. th- stamp man. 3i@ " Sfr,h a., -
Louis. 40: rubt>r stamps. Seais stenciis ere
good cheap. quick Write for new Iis-
KASPEi. STAMP AND SEAL ~ as Ia.
NufiI-s Fair. teth phores-
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$685. BARTMER AVE.

fS-1aruh>riair Pa=k,-FGr sale. brand-u.w two
story r,ck-fIunt house of {. rooms. nail. bath
gas. hot and cold Uat"r. slate r,of. 'ii-I hath
room Ersu.tad cellar. furnace. etc. ais, har,i-
wood h1urS. lot 4fgls- feet: terms. SO" cash
AID t7itnc~ muIthiv payments. hugsc oF@1.
For p.fr.- ami further particular.
REEI.EN Y =. co. llIl Ch.Stnut q
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A641 TENNESSEE AVENUE.

For Sa!--B-irk cottage of five -o-prns. hath
'io--t. etc. lot 101iss ,sst. terms so cash
lnd balance easy terms Fer price
KELLEY II r co. ill3 Ches-nI. -
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This week --..-------.--.---..--.io 70 ~. % $50
aSl.
Thr-y-<even weeks S.s SIS 90 q. .<s1 so6
valu.s-Zirc- s. 81. SO: lead 8. 80. $50. Total.
g. 80 sor-
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GtLENA-EMpIEE-

Total sa,.s .-....--..-......... 800
vaiue>-Ziac Ii.e.a. lead. $50. TIA
80
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NORTH MARKET f5ii-I-arge store. cheap
rSut- JAS y. 1T l-TTpN. ..li < Fourteenth
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CARTHAGE

Gil; fsigs Mining Co... sstsc
Naiu.-Zlnc. N.een.
WEBB CTTY-CARTEEvIII.E
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

VERNON. 5ies-TtoorIs for perT;laneufs 90
uafisi-nts. reaSJnaAle rates. near Fair. sub
urban cars
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MOZART HOTEL, Soc A DAY.

Tventy-ninth and Morgan s;s.. steam heat:
free baths: &c meals: direct connection with
all four main Fair gates
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FARMS FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN rRopERTY FOR SALE

CHEAP-S;N-roo-n frame house in the Sub
urfs. For particulars apply 10 Il J. Toft- 5ij
Locust. RON E..
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.
COUPLE wishes TO board with private family
in southwestern part Of city: Ist of October. Jti
Ida. Republic
ROOM and board on South Side FOR Gnaa and
wife: must he reasonable JG %. Republic.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
wkNTED-At once: residences. fats and cot
taSes: must ts cheap for quick sale ". w.
McClay Real Estate Co. ii2s Chestnut
ROOMMATES WANTED.
Niddle-aEeI LADY. cai after
= N. III " Twerty-fourth ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
LEEsBURG, VA.
Especial to The Times lspat eh.l

Especial to The -Dspatch.)
s LEESBURG. VA. June ls.-Mr. Ihomaa
Helen. Of West Virginia, is visiting r e.l
Mr.. Henry 7. A.hey and Miss Ellie - p.
Spring wero married on Tuesday at the
brides home near Taylorstowf. -,
ington are at their summer home oak
Grove" near Leesburg. ~ !.
Miss Eyeilna Benson. OF Alexandria. IS
the guest Of Miss Eva Underwood. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Lynn. OF Alexandria.
are guests OF re!atlges Ia feesburs.
Mr. r. Fl Skinner. of Texas, Is spend
ing the summer with relatives at Aide
Mr.. j. p. spratt, OF Tazewel county;
acres. near Waterford, this county.
Mr.. Warren Furr. son Of Kemp Fur.
Esq. and Miss Ollie Crouch. daughter
Of THOMAS Grodca 81 q phia sow
by Rev. ". l.. Dolly, or the NJ. T.. Church,
South.
Mr.. a. II. Lee, OF Lenah, died on Thurs
He was an Ex-confederate. OF Company
j., Eighth virginia cavalry one sister
survives. III
Capt. and Mrs. W. 2. Lynch and two
Mrs. r. II. Tehbs. have returned from
long visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harry Alexander. captain OF the
w. and L. University Base Ball Team,
( has returned from Lexington. where he
Mr.. Robert AIcCabc. of the University
OF Virginia, has returned home to spend
Circuit Court. C., Il. Nicol Judge. Is in
session.. bur the docket is small.
& Col. u. ~. White ilas recovered from his
recent illness and is able to drive around
In his carriage.
chas. i. Harrison. Esq, viii leave on
Tuesday to attend the, st. Louis Expo
sltion.
ID. X. Este Fisher. OF Baltimore, a well
known attorney WAS the guest Of friends
in Leesburg, during the week.
the Loudoun camp meeting OF the
Methodist Church. South, will be held at
Benton's Woods August 1923.
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New Depot for Monterey.

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sion ns' of the the Greenbrler River Railroad
TO Barlow, on the east bank Of the river,
b tp ne. 4 depot within eight miles OF the
Highland county line, and reduces = tn 9e
,,iIes The first regular passenger train
ran into the new town on Monday. the
staunton and Parlsersburg turnpike has
been greatly improved. and the guarantee !.
OF a new bridge over the Greennrler I ths
freight depot for the greater part OF tbs
county. In fact, many predict that TINS
new town has a future and VIII soon
be an Industrial center. Two >, im INNS he
the United States Leather Company, the
other by the Hoffman Company.
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

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OLD POINT COMFORT VA, June is.
-Virginians ewere much in evidence at
Old Point last week, as the Virginia
Bankers Association was In session at
the Cham berlaln for several days. Many
OF the delegates We're accompanied BY
their wives and daughters. and the beau
Of much attention. Tonight a banquet
will be given by the delegates to the CON
vention. and the hop In the summer ball
room OF the Chamberlain will be a very
charming feature OF the week.
Last Saturday afternoon Admiral and
Mrs. William c.. Wise gave a large re-
ception aboard the flagship Minneapolis
for their son-n-law and daughter. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Arthur Fuller. OF Fort
the hotels and Fort Monroe and the
ward-room officers of the ship, were re-
ceived In the admirals cabin. and during
the afternoon there was dancing on deck.
Mrs. Ogden Rafferty, the wife of Major
Rafferty,, has as her guest at her home,
lin Fort Monroe. Miss Frances O'Reilly.
the daughter OF the surgeon-seneral of
the army.
Miss Ruth Guernsey. of New York. Is
visiting Mrs. William G. Wise at the
Chamberlain ,
been established at Old Point. and Lieu
tenint Houston EldrIdge. u. S. ~, re-
tired has been placed in charge
Rlchmonders Who We're at the Chamber
Mrs. f. G. Thompson Mrs. John 6.
Evans and Andrew Pizzini. Other guests
are; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. T. Worries, Chicago;
Mrs. 2. Lewis, Miss Lewis. Pittsburg;
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Special to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The -Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, June B.-The mar.
rage Of Miss Julia Al. Ashburn, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. a. H. Ashburn. to MIR. John
Andrew Oates. was celebrated at PARK
Avenue Baptist Church Wednesday AZ
Rev. ]. j.. Hall, performed the ceremony.
There was large assemblage of friends
of the bridal couple and members OF lhe
respective families. The decorations.
banked about the chancel and choir and
across the rear OF the church on either
side. and were also placed at the ends OF =.
5 hs a aa aI f ees Df brae xas prey
,lshers. who formed on either AIDE q
the chancel. and BY the matron OF honor,
The latter wore light blue crepe de
chine and tan net made over blue SIX,
hand-painted panel roses. and carried l. q
large bouquet or La France roses. Inc !! l
bride wore a champagne crepe de chine chine,
with picture hat and carried Bride roses.
The costume was exceedingly becoming
and exactly suited to her clear bru.
the arm OF her father as she advanced
TO the altar, where she was joined py
tho groom. The best man was MT. g.
II. Cole. The ushers were: Messrs. 81: "a.
and A. j. Daughtry. Miss NJ. X. VII
llams rendered most beautifully MY
Dream of Thee" while the bridal party
Were entering, the choir singing the
bridal chorus during the ceremony.
They will spend some time on q North-
ern tour and on their return Will make
their home in Clay Avenue.
Tho graduation exercises OF the nurses
class at st. Vincents Hospital took place
at that hospital "Wednesday evening at
S o'clock The young ladies composing
the graduating class are: Misses Mamie
Alexander. Cornelia Whitaker l.. Merle
Higgs, Carrie Cannon and 1sla BraEg
The exercises are to be held IN the
1t is expected to be crowded by fri amos.
were issued. Colonel George C.. Cabell
delivered the address of the evening, and
Miss Alexander was the valedictorinn.
Miss Eve West, daughter of Mr.. ana
MIS-. David West. of Oakdale, and VIII
liam d. Pierce, son of William Pierce,
Monday afternoon. at the home Of the
bride at $3.50 o'clock, the Rev. s. 8. Lam
beth, pastor OF Liberty Street NJ. =,
Church. officiating. They Will reside in
Oakdale at the home of the bride,
AT $3.50 o'clock Wednesday morning, a
the home of DIR. a. Il. Bilisoly and Mrs.
a. L. Bilisoly. at No. $40 Middle Street,
a quiet wedding was per-
formed with Miss Eliza Benson Blisoly
as the bride and Mr.. Richard Gregory
Hill the groom. Miss Marie Niemeyer
WAS maid of honor. and Mr.. John Chan
dler Hill, brother OF the groom, acted as
best man. The Rev. Father ~ j, Brady
performed the ceremony In the pres
ence of the Immediate families only
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CHARLES CITY NOTES.


MALVERN HILL, VA, June E.-Ailss
Minnie Woltz Is spending some time with
her cousin. Mrs. Herbert Saunders, or
Upper Shirley.
Mr. bernard Carter OF tho United
States training ship Minneapolis. has
had furiough of forty-elgh. hours,
which he spent, with his father, ". Bey-
erley p. Garter, of Shirley Mills.
Miss Lillian Shelley Kant2, of Lancas-
tor, Pa. who has been visiting Miss 4, Bss,
to-day after n delightful visit in Charles
City.
Mr.. Jack Gill. OF Granville. is confined
to bed suffering with an attack Of acute
neuralgia and lnalarial fever.
AHarrison District School No. 2, Miss
Mary Carter. teacher, had It's closing ex-
ercises "Wednesday after very full ses,
sion REGULATIONS by the scholars and
refreshments served to all. Miss Carter
Leaves for the summer term at UniVer-
silly of Virginia In a short time.
DR.. y. G.. Martin and sons. of PttsburE.
Ta, arc at their farm, near I1lko, Va;
They are preparing to rebuild house ana
ontbuildinga on their fine farm, which
were destroyed by fire two weeks ago.
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SOCIETY In
ST,AU.lNTOlN.,

(speetar to ,lshe Times 2 sp Ri : |,
81 Stuart CHAPTER Damgihtefs seIseten ;a
FOLLOWING delegates to- the State dlyisip9 ,i
Of Tho Daughters of Confed lsh I, 70 pc
held III 'etersburg y octobeil mrs q, q.
William ii. bnndes and Miss Elizabe .1!l
Jones. The following are tho alternates.
s Misses Virginia May, Katie Rntchesot,,
Mrs. N. Fl. Mccullough and Mrs" Charles
SMrs. "A. M Towisor, was appolnted Vice Y, ;e.
president OF tho chapter. 70 succeed Miss
Tyrcc who has reeeli,y rG Gsn}ged i ipt
thia section wn neet ns on tic second
Wednestlny iii September for the purpose
OF appointing day on on %tllc LED 20 ,, hon q = Z
Confederate tea, 10 take Pace 8the ias'
a 'a as,let Wedding took place "Wednesday
orning at ", Nst saPas ox nd nr ers
s MneIe W we're married The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Nj. H. Wood, pas
tor The bride has been f1 Pm cite Win
the Western state a ,,i91n, for some me
midday train for bridal tour and after
their return Will make their home In this
city
Car ts5 Of Philadelphia, Pa. We've
married Wednesday, at the residence Of
Mrs j. p. Campbell; on Washlngton
p pifor by By the Rev. Dr. A. M frazer
In the presence OF few friends, and
left On the night train for Philadelphia.
their future home.
Misses Margaret and Fannie Gay Cat
lett left hero Thursday for New York.
Etar Liner Celtic" for London. They
will be chaperoned by Miss A. NJ. sAlcott,
OF New York City. The party Will spend
three months or more touring Europe
Il. Mr.. Willard smoot. after spending scy-
eral days In Richmond, returned TO
stanton Thursday
Among those who attended the Wash-
Ington and Lee finals at Lexington this
week were. Misses Mabel Littig. Rose
Harrison. Lizzie Cochran and Messrs. J.
C. Pancake, w. b. Timberlakc and j.
r. Tucker.
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RADFoRD SOCIAL.
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Especial to The Times-Dlspatch>
! RADFORD, VA, June 1S.-The After
noon Idlers entertained Tuesday after
moon by Misses Louise and Gertrude Ven
able. Slx-handed euchre waa played. Mrs.
j. NJ. Thomas making the highest score.
Mrs. II. M. Turner entertained the Cur
rent Events Club Thursday afternoon III
her usual delightful manner. Mrs.. Iur-
ner has as her guests her sisters. Mrs.
Hugh Jordan and Miss EVA Hatcher' q
Court did not convene Monday through
respect to Mr.. M. Caldwell. the popular
clerk OF the court. whose father. Mr.. Q,
g. Caldwell. was laid crest the day pre-
Isvlous,
Confederate veterans and Masons turn
5 ling out in body, besides the numerous
friends OF the family.
veteran, having served from the cal to
arms till the surrender. He was wound
ed several times, and carried g minnie
Sa y q y cF noay b g. tf had FrxSd Ii
ford for tho past fifteen years. He leaves
d Wife and nine children.
Mr.. j. Gayle Anderton and MI. Ed.
Stevens, of Portsmouth, Ohio, spent sun
Br. Irene Bullard, OF Roanoke, Is visit
ing her mother this week.
MES a and uss sa ataad wf he
x
commencement exercises of ". p. I.
Among the graduates this year was Mr..
Arthur Rosenfeld, Of this place, said to
be the youngest student who has ever
graduated at Blacksburg.
Miss Jessie Wilson, of West Virginia,
is visiting her brother. Mr.. Sidney Will
son. at East Radford.
Miss May Jordan and her father. Mr..
w. r. Jordan. are visiting relatives In
MIS- j. s. Battle returned to her home
at 5Narrenton. N. c., Thursday on ac.
count OF the illness or her sister. She
was accompanied by Miss Carr and Miss
Williams, who attended the Cowan- lat
Mr.. and Mrs. James otey, visited friends
In town this week; -.
Misses GaldWell, Or Eishth Street,
An operation WAS perforned on Mr.,
Frank Roberts Tuesday by Dir: Black and
Dr. Lewis. OF Roanoke and d, Pr Wilson,
critical, but some hopes of recovery are
entertained
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NORFOLK SOCIETY,".


The bride and groom left for OLD Point,
/ for Washington. D. c., in the evening.
Miss Sara Kinared Williams, who lor
ine Inc Il position as eontralto IN the choir chic
/ OF the Wrist presbyterian, Church
Pittsburg, Pa, has returned to hef
! home, in Norfolk. Pittsburg. In recent
and the deep appreciation Of Miss Will
| hansis voice WAS ex pressed not only IN
1.-The greatly increased attendance at the
i church In which she sang. but by the
ilaurels which she won In social and
I musical circles. Her wor kin concert md
different iTep times BY the Pittsburg papers
. in glowing terms. Her strong person
taiIty and amiable disposition have VOL,
for her position In the social world
quilt. .ca Il w kesRd'ng with her position IN me
\ brilliant wedding was as, celebrated q, a.
5boro N. c., Wednesday. the parties TO
the contract being Mr. arnold Aches ION
Irene Royster. OF Greensboro, The nup-
tal knot was tied BY the pastor Of the
church. the Rev. Egbert ". Smith. D. D.;
lin the presence of an audience composed
of the representative citizens OF Green's
boro.
The wedding Of MT; James G, spruill
Tuesday night at the home Of Mr.. ];
W Trehy, at the corner OF Wood ana
the head clerks at the Bank of Com
merce, while his bride is young lady
who enjoys large circle OF friends
The marriage q Miss Mary and mrs
David ; iii Wiiillam sWhiteSurst, to Robert
ternoon at the BRIDES home. No. 42O Lon
don Street. Portsmouth.
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SOCIETY I'M
ALEXANDRIA,
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tspetial to ,rhe Tlmes-Dispatch)
ALIIxA NDRfA, VA, June 1S.--Dean
Crawford, OF the Eplsco,pal rheclogcsal
Seminary, has been granted ante, Leave OF ab I.
20 abroad fors the benefit OF his health.
Rcv. pr Wallis has been appointed act
Ing dean. aud Rev. Thomas y. Pacfard:
Hebrew during The absence Of Dean
Mrs Francis smoct. OF this city, who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs r..
NJ. Burch. at Towslcs, CLARKE county for
corn panied by Ntrs, Burch.
Niessrs. r. N. Crook and Alexander
yles are at,en shys at The confeds Ger,
New Orleans before their return.
Or. w. "A. Wray, of Knoxville, Tenn,
is visiting his Son. Rev. John a. Nyray.
pastor OF tho First BAPTIST Church OF this
Mrs. w. A. Ticrney, Of charestown. W.
va, has Issued cards announcing the we'd
ding Of her daughter, Miss Katherine
Agnes ,rlerney,sto Mr.. Wilmer l.. Ulcer, of
this city. The wedding will take place on
Wednesday. June %.
Miss Bessie Jones. who recently grad
unted from tho Mount De Sales Institute
near Baltimore, has returned to her homo
n ca ,nls a f1tyi bryant ana Mr., ]: I.
Mr.. r. A. Rudd. Of this city, and Miss
Eva ID. Williams were married at Hall
fax, N. c., on Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Kelly. who has been visit
turned to her home In Roanoke.
Mr. Julian IIoWdershell has returned
from California.
Corporal Leo Thomas Downey.. Of tho
Virginia polytechnic Institute, has re-
turned to MS home IN this city for the
summer vacation. 5 +,
Miss Annie Brill, daughter Of Council
man Lewis Brill. and Mr.. Leslie Saunders
were married wednesday evening by Rev.
Father Fl. j. Cutler.
Professor Il. M. Blackford OF the Epis-
copal High School, has been granted the
honorary degree OF LII. NJ, BY Washing
ton and Lee University
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CUMBERLAND SOCIAL.

(special to The Times Ln3te tch.) IA
CUMBERLANn. q. H.. VA, June Is. g.
Miss katherine Garland Digs, Of Lynch,
burg, Is visiting at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Digs, Of this place.
Miss Gva Byerley, who has been SPEND
Ing the past winter In the South, has re-
TIMED to her home. Green Level
winter in Richmond. Is at her home
"Northfield,'' for the summer. MI Gray
will be Joined later by Miss Neil Gray,
who is spending some weeks at Virginia
Misses Briscoe, Of Maryland, and
Holmes, Of Virginia, are guests OF Misses
Bessie and Rebecca Vaughan. OF this
miss Miss sa1lie Macon Garland and Miss
Lucie Garland have arrived at their
home, "Northfleld.'' for the summer:
Miss Lucie having graduated with full
honors from tho Blackstone Female In
i Dr. Edward Anderson and Miss Flor
ence Hyde Anderson, OF Amelia county,,
are Visiting relatives here
e Mrs. sam Paulett and children, Of
Farrnville. Va. are at the Vaughan
House" for the summer months.
Among the graduates Of Blackstone
Female Institute is Miss Mamie Arml-
stead Clarke. Miss Clarke Is at her
home, In this county. for vacation.
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Dance at Onancock.
(special 10 The Times -Dlspatch.

dance of the season took place Monday
night night in Hopkins Hall on Ninth Street.
jrhe music was furnished by q Norfolk
orchestra.
Mrs. ~! B. Finney, and Mrs. s, u. Cieiger.
Among those present We're the following
visitors. Mr.. ,and Mrs. l.. p, I, Quinby.
of New York; Miss Eleanor Conrad, Of
county; Misses Mabel Parkes, of Parks
ley; Miss Mary lollffe. of Wilson, NJ. c.;
Miss Lynn Fisher. Of Eastville; prs. Fer
bert and Howard Lllltst0n. Of Aecomac
&c, IL
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FRUIT CROP A FAILURE.
ANNUAL CONVENTION
or SIGMA SORORITY
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FARMv1LLE. VA. June lS: ,. en- IN
ma, ma Sorority was held at Farmville. va,
June the 7th and sth. !, :, ! =
Delegates from al the charters se,,s wede
present and important business as
81 the he Eighth. When banquet was served
MANY visitors were present and all spent
a most pleasant evening; 4. occa zion
we're: Misses Hattie Wysor and Bessie $! {,
Brewers, Of Randolp PHI Macon w Y oman sn ~ y
College; ary Doug glass, OF Vest virginia y
anu Mary Lou Campbell Nelly smish my
and Eta Sampson, Of F Farm 1 VILE.
ctety s in general for their only sister, who
has entered the Omega charge Lucy
Dix 8Eglln, Of Saranac Lake, N;
Z a The next convention will be held june 11e'
1905, In West Va.
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Durham Dots.
cial 70 Tho rilnes- Dispatch.,,

Especial to The Times-D lspatch1 u.
DURHAM. N. c., June 1s.--lMr, Harry
Durham his home, but has lately been
with the Standard OIL Company at Nor
folk, Va, arrived in the city. q day or
so ago, and will take charge OF the above
named company IN this city
Mrs II. 3. Christian, OF Richmond,
Is on visit to the family OF w. !. Chris
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
"a Profit by our argument that q small
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Large Juicy Lemons per 1r
dozen <. =
1namel;ne Stove Polish ~
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Smart Set whiskey, extra dtial- s7Er,
3tty, quart bottle....... .........s..s9 ~
Malta-vita and Tryatlta Break ()r
fast Food, per pa rkage....s..s.....
French Peas, two cans LSC
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...'bsts'.. N
Matches, dozen boxes Ac
for ............ ......................... ~
Best Sugar Cured Hams, per Dr.
pound .........t........s,s.....s
Finest Sugar Cured breakfast ~
Bacon, per pound. $50. ............ ~
Sand Soap, for cleaning purposes, Sr
two bars ............. ~
White Sugar SIX POUNDS 60
for ...i.... ...... .s....s..... 80
Best Tomatoes, large cans. per III
can ...4...............,,...... "
Arm and Hammer Brand Soda. dr
per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Seven pounds OF Large Lump OS~
Starch observation-disclosures. ~
Country Jowls, per fr
pound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W
Table Peaches. large cans. two 0Er
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AOO
Early June Peas, per 0c
can OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n
Can Lima Beans Or
Tor ..............t........... .....t....... ~
Pure Leaf Lard, best quality. Or
per pound. .................".... n
2 boxes Pearline or soaplne lSr
for...... ..................... ,...... -
Don't fail to try our regular SOC. Ten,s
which We are now selling at. per 4()r
pound $3.50. ID s
Best American Granu- a .3Ac.
lated Sugar, per pound.
New N. q. Roe Herrings. 1sc. dozen,
Sa.75 barrel, or. per one-half 50 so.
barrel >1s'oo q
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, three 10c
cardova Coffee. in 1-potnd 1O1lC.
Jefferson Spring \