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h enect oct. H, 1898. J. K. BENTLEY. General PAasenRsF ARane.
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STANDING GRASS FOR SALE on O the Ebenezer COlburn place. Information given by c. L. LEMONDE on the place.
 StaffOrdVille box 52
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King William Items.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispa.ch)
& ETSA MILLS VA, December s. 5.-IIey.
Charles William Turner, tho new pastor OF
the King William circuit. preached at both
OF the regular appointments yesterday. driving
ten miles 10 Bethel Church In tho morning
by II O'clock and thence to Epworth. dis
lance OF eight miles. stopping on his way to
he did not get to tho othor church I'LL 4
o'clock, instead OF o'clock. the regular hour.
King Villains quarterly conference con-
ycrtes at 'Mc kindly on it'll instant.
J. p. Powell, Of Mnngohlck. has xoId put his
merchandise business 70 J. T. Powell and
Brother. Mr.. Powell, the former, viii 70 IN
business with Mr.. Allie Mitchell Mt No. 1l5
East Main street. Richmond. which IL now
being remodeled.
Mrs. G. p. Snead Is sick at her home With
typhoid fever. Mrs. Sncad is the fourth Of
the family to have It, Two OF this family
have dicd--one her brother and the other q
faithful colored house servant. Sirs. Sncad's
cnse Is conEidered mild one
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cfEAPTER xxxvuI-contlnued,

1T Is nought," answered his squire.
stanching the blood which drlppcd from
q sword cut across his forehead.
These gentlemen OF Spain seem to be
most courteous and worthy people, see
that they arc already forming to con-
tinuo thls debate with us. Form UP the
bowmen two deep instead OF -four. BY
my faith! some very brave men have
gone from among us Aylward, you are
Il trusty soldier, for all that your shout
der has never felt nccoudc. nor your
heels worn the gold spurs. Do you take
charge of the right; ] Will hold the CEN
Ter, and you, my Lord of Angus, the
left"
"llo! for Sir Samkin AylwardH cried
II rough voice among tho arcllers, and II
roar Of laughter greeted their now leader.
by my hlt." said the old bowmaiG II
never thought to lead u wing In stricken
field. Stand close, camamdcs, for, by
these finscr-bones! we must play the man
this day" sa55s
Come hither,, Alleyne,r said Sir Nigel,
walking hack to the edge of The cliff
which formed the rear Of their posi-
tlon. And you, Norhpry," he continued,
Reckoning 10 the squire OF Sir Oliver, do
you also come here"
me TWO squrns hurried across 10 MIN,
and tllc three stood looking down into
the rocky rayins which lay a hundred
and fifty feet beneath them.
Tho prince must hear OF how things
are with us" said the knight fam
other onfall we may Withstand, but they
are many and we are few. so that the
time must come when we can no longer
form line across tho hill Yet II help
were brought us we might hold the crest
until II comes, See yonder horses which
stray among The rocks beneath us?"
II see them my fair lord"
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a hundred anxious faces peered over at
him as lie slowly clambcrcd downwards
to tho end Of the rope Twice he stretcll-
ed out his foot. and twice he falled 70
reach the point at which he aimed pu l1.
even as he swung himself for @ third
effort a stone. from q sling buzzed Ike g
wasp from amid the rocks and struck
him fun upon The side Of his head. Ills
grasp relaxed, Ills feet slipped, and N
an instant he was a crushed and Uanglea
corpse upon the sharp ridges beneath him.
"If | have no peter fortune" said
Allcyne, leading Sir Nigel aside, u pray
you, my dear lord, that you will give my
humble service to the Lady Maude, ana
say to her that was ever her true servant
ana most unworthy cavalier RI
The old knight said no word, but ne
put Il hand on either shoulder, and KISS
cd his squire. with the tears shining ~
his eyes Allcyne sprang to the rope, and
sliding swiftly down, soon found himself
ut its extremity, From above IT seemed
us though rope and cliff Were, wellrngt
touching hut now, when SWINGING y nun
dred feet down. the squire found that he
could scarce reach the face or the rock
Will Ilo luOtt stNQ NHtS ~ W ~ y
MS glass witt, no resting place where q
mouse could stand Some three feet low
CT, however. his eye 1T upon y long jag
gcd crack Which slanted downwards, ana
this lie must reach IL he would sAye not
only his own poor life, but that OIL mo
elght-score men above him, Yet IT were
MADNESS to spring for that narrow Silt
with nought hut, the wet, smooth rock
to cling 10. lie swung for u moment, full
OF thought and ayon rs no hung there
another of the helllsh stones sane through
Ills odrs, and struck q chip from the
face OF tho cliff, UP he clambered y
few feet drew Up tho loose end after
him, unsung his belt, held on with knee
and with elbow while he spIlced tho long,
tough leathern belt ia the end or tNe cqla;
then lowering himself ms far rs he could
go. he swung backwards and forwards
until his hand reached tho crack, when
he left the rope and clung to the face OF
tho cliff, Another stone struck nm on
tho side. and he heard sound llka Q
breaking stick, witt n keell stabhing pain
which shot through his chest. Yet y
was no time now to think of pain Or ache.
There was his lord and his eisht-score
comrades, and they must be plucked from
the Jaws OF death, On he clalnhefed,
with his hand shuffllng down The lNng
soping crack, some times bearing al his
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Hampden-sidney News.

R IlAN1PDEN-s COLLEGE J, Dec. g.
The schedule Of christmas examinations
has been posted and the students are
getting down to heavy work.
A force OF mon has been engaged for
about month in putting a new layer OF
crushed rock on the macadan road be-
tween the college and Tarmyillc. The
road was built some five years ago. but
little has been done on 1t in the way OF
repairs since then until now. The work is
now about completed and the road Is
ready for heavy winter travel.
Miss Courtney Irving, who has been
visiting tho Misses Brock a Il" Est court.."
left last week FOR Richmond for visit
to DR.. and Mrs, Paulus A. Irving
. Miss Pocahontas HUBBARD. who has also
been visiting d t '.Estcourt,' left on Friday
for the University OF Virginia, where she
VIII visit. Miss Willie Nash. formerly OF
Richmond
Mr.. Robert Is. Brock. the delegate from
Epsil on~C Chapter to the congress- OF the
Chi Phi fraterniay at l4nnca ster, Pa, has
returned nome. q ~ ~ .s.A-.iE
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Woman's College News.

The Womans College graduating class
OF 1906 has been organized with MISS
Edith Mccarthy as president; Miss Olive
13agby, vice-presldent; Miss Stewart Wise.
secretary, and Miss Lucy Saunders, treas
urcr Tho graduating cuss is always an
Interesting factor in the college, and bears
active relation to its social activities
The book reviews In 1.-THE Chlsel, the
college organ. just issued, arc very clever
and are written by Miss Marie Russell.
Miss Bessie Robertson and Miss Mary Car.
ter Anderson The last review by Miss
Lee powdell will possess ali attraction for
Richmond people, who feel Q proprietary
Richmond people, who feel a proprietary
Shadow rs by Mr.. James Branch
Cabel. Miss Dowdell concludes her
review with the following paragraph:
We lay the book aside reluctantly, feel
ing as If we might read it through q In
with tho same enjoyment. 1t is writ
ten in a style peculiarly Mr.. Cabell's own.
The little hits upon the fotbles OF So
ciety are brought out with such skill
that they are not in tho least objection
able. His descriptions, tons ard
cli1naxes ara lvid clear, concise and
witty III fa.i, there Is no word that will
SC nearly sum up our iGen Of the whole
book as 'clever.' Nor are we willing
to agree with some Of Mr. Cabcll's critics
that he is cynical In his observation on
the power of money; for. unfortunately,
1t Is certainly true. 8 Mr.. Cahell says,
that there's much more agreeable hos
tess at the head of the table when the
guest happens to be a millionaire than
when he Is only a poor relation.
The Art Club Of tho Woman's College
has been organized with Miss Anne
Skcggs, president; Miss Alice Whitlock,
treasurer and Miss Irene Grcssitt, sccre-
tary. Tho club meets every alternate Fri
dayEat II O'Clock in the morning.
The Alumnae Association OF the college
has taken on now life, and the cnthusi-
assn displayed at the annual meeting on
October the 18th, promises great things
for it in tile future. The election Of Of
ficers was the feature Of the business
meeting at the close OF which Miss Sal
lie Hammer, a former president OF the
college, and the only woman who has
ever held this distinction at the college.
addressed the girls, and the afternoon
closed with II little reception.
Miss Emma Whitfield was elected presi-
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weight upon his arms. at others finding
some small shelf or tuft5 on which to
rest his foot. Would lie never pass over.
that fifty feet? lie dared not look down.
and could but grope slowly EDWARDS, his
face to the cliff. his fingers clutchlhg, his
feet scraping and feeling for q support.
Every vein and crack and mottling Of
that face OF rock remained forever, stamp
cd upon his memory, At last however
his foot came upon u broad restlns-place
and he venturcd to cast a glance down
wards. Thank Godt lie had rencMed the
highest of those fatal pinnacles upon
which his comrado had fallen. Quick
ly now he sprang from rock to rock un-
{ til his feet wero on tho ground, and he
had his hand stretched out for the horses
rein. when u sling stone struck him on
the head. and he dropped scnselcss upon
tho ground. ~
An evil blow 1t was for Alleyne, but q
worse one still for him who struck It.
Tho Spanish singer seeing the youth lie
slain. and judging from his dress that
lie was no common man, rushed forward
TO plunder him, knowing we'll that tho
bowmen above hin had expended their
last shaft. He WAS still three PAGES,
IluWppcT. IIOIll MS N|Ctll > SlJS WIFI lOllIl
upon ,the Cliff above pluclied up q huge
boulder. and. poising It for an Instant,
dropped 1t With fatal aim upon the Singer
beneath him, 1t struck upon his Shout
der, and hurled him. crushed ana scream
Ing. to the ground, while Alleyno, re-
called to his senses BY these shr!ll cries
lii Ills very ear, staggered on to his feet,
and ga2ed wildly about HIM. Ills Dyes
foil upon the horses, grazing upon Alle
scanty pasture, and in al instant al had
como back tn him-his mission, Ills COM
ludes. the need for haste. IIe was dizzy,
sick, faint, but lie must not die, and he
must not tarry, forGlls lie meant many
lives that day, In an instant he was
In his saddle and squirting down the val
10y. loud rang the swift chargers hoors
oyer rocls and reef. while the fire flew
from the stroke Of iron, and the loose
stones showered up behind him, Rut Ills
head was wh!rllng round, the blood was
gushing from his brow. il.s temple. his
mouth. Ever, keener and sharper was the.
deadly pain which shot like Il red hot
arrow through his side, He lelt that his
eye was glazing, his senses slipping from
him, his grasp upon the reins relaxing.
Then with one mighty effort. he called
upon all his strength for u single minute
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And see yonder path which winds along
the hill upon the further end Of the val
by a. CONAN DOYLE.

"And see yonder path which winds along
the hill upon the further end OF the val
ley?"
II see H."
Were you on those horses, and riding
up yonder track, steep and rough as it Isl
! think that We might gain the valley
beyond. Then on to the prince, and tell
him how we fare
But my fair lord, how can we hope
to reach tho horses?" asked Norbury,
''Ye cannot go round to them, for they
would be upon sc ore could come 10 them.
Think SO that ye have heart enough to
Chamber down this cliff"
Had we but u rope
There Is ono here. 1t Is but one hun
drcd feet long, and for the rest ye must
trust to God and 10 your fingers. Can you
try it, Alleyne?"
with all my heart my dear lord. but
how can leave you In such Il strait2"
Nay IT. Is to serve ma that ye 60.
And you, Norbury?"
Tho silent squire said nothing. but he
took UP tho rope, and, having examined
It. he tiled one end firmly round n pro-
jecting rock Then no cast off HIS breast
plato, thigh pieces and grcayes, while
Alleyne followed his example.
TEL Chuhdos. or calyerley, or Knolles.
should the prince have gone Forward
cried Sir Nigel. Now may God speed
ye, forge are brave and worthy men,
y WAS, Indeed a task which might
make the heart Of The brayest sink within
| him. The thin cord dangling down the
face Of the brown cliff seemed from above
70 reach little more than half way down
H. BeSond stretched tho rugged rock,
wet and shining. with q green tuft here
and there thrustlng out from II. but little
slgn Ct ridge or foothold Far below the
! jagged points Of The boulders bristled up.
dark and menaclng, Norbury tugged thrice
with all his strength upon tho cord. and
! then lowered hiniSelf over the edge. while
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Folk last Saturday by the Norfolk Golf
Club. The beautiful silver loving cup,
M flIed 1a wit Ren Yellow S t
formed a most effective ccnterpiece Tor
the table.
to At the cisy afisr ; Yisit 70 staunton.
where he gaye an organ recital at Trinity
ryan YAM q ! Norfolk, and Miss Louise Her;
hs fS 12 sre saons ges
q 81 W. Was aSlR ass and f: UhvsFs'ty
Mrs, F.. 4. Robinson Is visiting. Mrs. T.
s. Garnett, In Client.
Miss ..s ss sf He Rhs w Hh9 sas been
tur sd9f e + the city: !.
Miss RsrtRs Mgss s i ehndns 5uRs
fS Gf ssSsa; ii roSs g sS aS sssa
Monday toner home in Norfolk.
Mr., Louis A. Mayo has returned to 4 his $
wedding here OF Mr.. and Mrs. victor
Shelbourne. "a Z
r ! . = /. ~ ( y
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Heth Tyler have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are r;
at home to their friends at No. l54 Duke
Street Norfolk.
Mr.. Parker T. Conrad Is the guest s. Z, Of
ibis daughter, Mrs. ". ]. Perry, IN Stnun-i.
ton.
some .; Months 1,eG in Norfolk viii leave next
week to make his future home IN wash
3ington.
The Rev DR.. w. w. Scott and Miss
Agnes SCOTT, who have been spending
i sSHs se aEs e in 5hs S'!E navs fe'Fneo
Mrs HSrase Hsw ~ III y the gNye es
Mrs. Edward R. Baird was the guest
last week of her parents. Dr. ana MIS-
At the dance of the cotlllon Club Of
Savannah. Ga: last Tuesday evening I
R RqSsF 2 aes!sn5fT sstf
Ethel Gay of Atlanta; Cecilia Woods.
Mary Conner and Nellie lIailc Among tho
visitors were Miss Mlnnrga npG rs 1eh,,
niond, va. n lss
Mrs rs, W SynbsF 'SrnE s i ths Sqsst
IN Client.
The Petersburg branch Of the Assoeia-
tia,iities are about to secure poss esslon
OF an lnteres ting historic relic. the large
stone basin which tradition says was -, used
Il,ontas, It has been preserved BY the city
since its early settlement. The assocla- :
ton will give the basin a handsome mount
Ing in Central Park.
Mrs. Nicholas l3lddlc, one OF the pro,m!-
mont members OF Philadelphia's ashlon =
able society died suddenly s strarf ,Ia a.
death e ,'V Viii he 4 great shock to her many
friends and she will be mopp,rned ! l!k Sc
wise by many persons IN 9u ', pleL ,,s srnt,ot
who were the recipients q ner cHt'rt' y
Mrs. John w. Ncwby, who spent the
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dent, and under her efficient manage
ment, If sho is only given the'co-opera-
ton of tho members, the association will
undertake and successfully attain many
things, both for its own good and the
advancement Of the education OF women
Of the South. The first vicc-presldent Is
Mrs Il. II Bon1ar; second, Miss Rosa
Virginia SMITH treasurer, Mrs Birdie
Jones Winston; recording secretary. Miss
Belle Wllingham. and corresponding Sec
rotary, Miss Clara Virginia Booker.
Reception at Orange.
The Montpelier Chapter OF Daughters
Of the American Revolution gave a beau
tlful reception to Judge and Mrs T., T.
Goolrick, OF Fredericksburg, at "Pcliso, :"
the handsome residence Of Colonel and
Mrs. w, w. Harper. In Orange county,
on last Tuesday evening at S clock.
Judge Goolrck delivered his lecture
upon fredericksburg in the Revolu-s
ton Which was highly instructive and
enjoyable and pleasing hostess and many
guests present.
Personal Mention.
Miss Patty IRWIN Gregory, Of Norfolk,
whose engagement to Mr., Peter Cheyallle
Warwick, formerly Of this city, has been
na.elly to q large number Of her, friends
assisted y MsS Bsttx U5rlstlan, q R ,Ei.
n,ond; Mrs. William r. Gregory and MISS
Ammo Henry, Of Norfolk.
An unIntentonal error caused the name
written under the leading picture on tn the
S9fsty 9ags Of thS su4 Mafo
instead Instead Of Miss Marie Thomas Hunter;
The youns lady in the aaepred
Hunter, Of Maysville. ".
NE ; Ashton n s s k,x sp sas
the guests a dinner party given ~ by M II
Hanson. The dining room was decorated
entirely In crimson, a basket Of American
beauties forming the conterpiece for ne ne
table Mr.. starke was also the g, guest + OF OF
and Mrs. w, II. Feiton. II e
Miss Lillian Atkins is the guest, Of Mrs.
George MEG. Goodrdge, IN Ghent.
Nj. stonawall Jackson Christian, to
whom the President recently promised a
cadetship at West Point, is a son OF MT.
Wa I'm 7 1o Hana q r tns
dent Roosevelt told Represent tive I !, ~;
ingston, Of Georgia. that he was glad
to honor the memory Of stoncwall Jack,
the The Sc Would prove the possessor Of as
great a military genius as his dlstin-
guishcd ancestor.
s6 MS Ms ri ? ye "a MHsr 5.d Mss Ii Rs
week in Norfolk of the Cooperative Edu-
cation Commission.
Messrs. Glllis, Gray, Winston, Palmer,
among among the guests at a delightful dinner
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u. s. CIRCUIT COURT.
Quarantine Regulations on Ac-
count Of Smallpox.
c,a17to TIE ,l,Imes-D ispatch.

II count Ol $SlAAolAE'ONs ~
(spcciai to The lmes-Dispatch)
ABINGDON, VA, Dec. 5-The Circuit
Court Is in session hero, Hon. f. b. Hut
tom Judge, presiding. This being the reg
,lar grand Jury term there Is more busl-
ness to be transacted than is usual. Cons
siderable excitement was caused here TO-
day from the fast tnae o. yssleran W
Price Bill 1ngle, a. q. McE.a dden. Fred
white. Tayettc Quinn qriff ~, Tl ,; rna
t1ga them ID ,inlawfully Interfering
With the election Mt Phillips precinct. this
county, OH November sth: The facts are
these; Thomas Rnsnick. ". 3. Cunn,n a.
Judges OF election, and j. II. Iianliton
and j. II. johnson were appointed clerks.
Those men are Democrats, While those u,
dicted nre Republicans, who arc chn a geo
with taking out the Democratic officers
and placing III their stead Republicans.
,rhe case Will be tried at the January term
of the Circuit. Court. ~ 49,
or smallpox in Abingdon. There IRE two
cases In the family OF John .Rencher,
colored barber, and Mrs. Smith e. C9bine
been taken by tho town authorities, and
IL is thought that there Is little danger Of
tho disease SPREADING, There are report
ed to be several cases outside OF the cor
80 J..
MI ed. Wright and Miss May, Mann, OF
near this place, we're married mere ms
evening at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev N. ID. MITCHELL Mr.. Wright Is q
farmer and Is well known III the county.
Mrs. J. u. Deaton IL very Ill at her home
on Vancy Street. .i{{ ~ ] Z,
The young ladies OF the Washingtonlan
and lCnterplnn Literary Societies of Mar
tina washington College gave q debate N
tho college chapel last evening. The
question was: "Resolved, Th,t the Monroe
gdoctrno should be aba.nIdoned."a, Tho
iudgeS were Prof. b. r. Smith and Rev.
M. ID. Mitchell, who after carefully
weighing tho points, decided that the al
firmatve had won. The young ladies
spoke very logically, and the many friends
OF this institution were we'll pleased, as
thlssis the hrsts.public debate that has
ever been given in the history OF ! he col
;lege. After the programme short recep-
ton was held SiaSl
On the same night play was presented
ly tho Gamma Delta Literary Society Of
TStonewall Jackson Institute. which was
largely attended and hugely enjoyed
e. Dr. MCCLURE Newton, a prominent ply.
sIcian Of RICHMOND. has spent several
days this week In the county looking after
smallpox situation. ~, IL !. 8 .3ai5 I,
Or. i: Garland Hamilton, q I, prominent
young physician Of this town. will be mar
rled to a Richmond lady on December ct
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RRsst h5 Tssx No q SSsk d hs f4ssf
Miss Anne Talbot, OF waynesboro, one
of In most attractive Of debutantes. IS
spendnE the winter IN Richmond. and IS
at present the guest Of Miss Carrie Arrn'-
stead.
A sale Of useful and fancy ARTICLES VII!
be hold under the Earnest WORKERS
Society Of Grace Street PrespX y,.A,ri
street. THURSDAY, December 9th, from 10
in the forenoon 10 10 o'clock In the eve
ming.
The cotillon class, directed by MISS Eop,
ms and Miss Thomas, VIII meet nexe
Friday afterno on, December 9tn
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nesday, December 14th, Mt 70 o'clock, in
the Presbyterian Church, Ronlney, W. Va.
Harr,sor-leWett.

Mr. William Henry Harrison. of Peters
burg, and Miss Mary Bachelor Jewett,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis
Pugh, of Brooklyn, will be married this
evening in st. Bartholomew Church,
Brooklyn. Miss Helen West Harrison.
sister Of the groom, Will he one OF tho
bridessaids, and Mr.. George Harrison Will
Ia tho hast man yst ssSf 4,
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Special Trains to Carry Stock
holders to Eastville.
snecinI "a THO rimcs.Dispat ch

lSpeclai 70 mo = rniss' Psri,li Sutocr
holders of the Eastern Shore of Virg1nla,
Produce Exchange will hold their unnua!
meeting at Eastville. the county seat OF
Northampton county. on pcxt "Wednesday,
December 7th. The railrbad will run ex-
cursions md an attendance of over LOCO
farmers is expected. Practically no op..
position Is expected to the res election OF
the old ofiicers-Benja mln II Gunter. pres
ident: John RI, Roberts, vice-president;
William a. Burton, general manager. ana
Albert J. AIcMAth, secretary and treas
4urer. The position of general inspector IS
tho only one In dlspte, and many are OPP
posed to the re election of the present In
cunlbent, Louis j.. burlington, on the
ground that 4 general Inspector Is I'M
necessary, rs the local inspectors can 40
tho work. The general Inspector has the
management Of tho Inspecting SYSTEMS.
are allowing inferior stuff to be branded
above It's merits and as his whereabouts
Is nnkno Nm the local man has to DO on his
guard, as he never knows when to expect
a visit. These local men are opposed 10
Mr., TurlinE ton, but as much Of the sue
cess OF the exchange has hinged on proper
grading Of produce. and us M r. Turlingt Ton
is an excellent judge q. potalto ecs. ms
election is regarded as certain. ~.
the seat in the Virginia Legislature from
5Accomac county next year he prescnt
represent ative, John r. Row, is candl.
date for re-clection, and Mr. Ma hanlei
e. Voscott, delegate to the Constitutions!
Convention from this county. and Mr.. G.
Walter Maff,i a prominent young lawyer OF
the Accomac bar. are also prospective
fcapdida teS, This three -cornered fight bids
fair to be warm and interes ting
j a ID Y
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"a GUARANTEED CURE For PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrudng
Piee. Your druggist Will refund money
If 1PAZO a 0INTNIENT fails to cure you
in 10 II days. 50c.-'ady.'
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lTo be Continued Tormofrow,)
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Personal Mention.

Miss Patty IRWIN Gregory, Of NorfolE,
whose engaS cement to Mr., sFeter Chevallle
WARWICK, formerly. Of this city has been
recently announced, was at home 1nfor-
m;,lly to q large number Of her friends
on last Wednesday, afternoon. She was
assisted by Miss Betty Christian, Of Rich
n,ond; Mrs. William r. Gregory and Miss
Ammo Henry, of Norfolk.
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Miss Lillian Atkins ia the guest Of Mrs.
C;eorge. MEG. Goodrldge, In Client.

Mrs. Is. b. Valentine Mrs. Il. t. Da-
shell, Mrs. ETC. Minor and Miss Lucy
Coleman will attend the meeting this
week In Norfolk of the Cooperative Edu-
cation Commission. ~ fE.--