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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-04-26
THE 10Th DAY of MAY. 1905

of Lancaster, the county seat of said county.
between the hours of nine o'clock a. m. and
four o'clock p. M, of said day, ana the next
succeeding days thereafter, sell at public
auction, each of the following described
tracts of land and town, village and city
lots situated in said county, as may be nee
eSsary for the payment of taxes, interest,
costs and charges thereon for the year 1904,
which may remain due and unpaid on the
third Tuesday of May. 1905
Abbreviations-e east, ne northeast, sc
southeast, W west, NV northwest, sw south
west, n north, south. com commencing,
beg beginning, acres, blk block. fit feet,
add addition, pit part, ex except, und undi-
vided, cor corner. frac fractional bd bound
ed, tn thence. st street, sec section, I'd rod.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-04-26
Delinquent Tax List, 1905

STATE ast OF WISCONSIN D6SgSqN {ss.
Treasurer's Office, Grant Co., Wis.
Lancaster, April 10, 1905.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that l will on the third Tuesday of
Nav. being
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22

letters ifon people who say That
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22
Tour Of All Mexico.

Via Iron Mountain Route, under
escort Of Rcau Campbell, General Man
aFcr the American Tours, Association,
Quincy Building. liS Adams ST. Chica-
40. Select Clientele, Limited, All cS'
elusive privileges, Independent, travel
Special Pullman Vcstibuled Train.
Drawing Rooms, Compartments. Libra
r, and Music Room, with the largcs,
Dining Car in the world, and the
famous Open Top Observation Car
.ChiHhtH. Special Baggage Car. Leave
Chicago Tuesday morning. January w.
iaos. and 81 Louis same evening.
Tickets include an expenses every
where.
For information address American
Touri., Association, Quincy Building
lis Adams St. or r. T. &. Matthews
IT, p. A.. Mo. Pac Ry., Louisville
NY
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22
TEXAS.

II you are contemplating a change
why not locate in Texas. where the
winters are mild and home can be
purchased for what you pay annually
in rent in the north East Texas Of
fers opportunities for fruit and truck
growers not equaied in any other sec
ton Of our country. Write for htera-
ture and homeseekers' rates Septem-
Der 10. to October 3 and II, Noven.
Der 7 and q.
l.. o. SCHAEFER, 7. 2. A.,
Cotton Belt Route, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22
The Good Old Way.

A severe cold or attack Of Ia grippe
Is like Gre. the sooner you combat q
the better your chances are to over
power Il. But few mothers IN this age
are willing To do the necessary work
required to give a good, old fashioned.
reliable treatment such as would be adj
ministercd by their grandmothers,
backed by Bosehee's German Syrup,
which was always literally used IN con.
ncction with the home treatment Of
colds and is still in greater household
favor than any known remedy. but
even without the application Of the old
fashioned aids. German Syrup will cure
a severe cold in quisI time. Il will
cure colds in children or grown people.
II relieves the eongcsted organs, allays
the irritation and effectively stops the
cough. Any child will take IL. 1t Is
invaluable in a household u children
Trial size bottle. 2Sc; regular siHe, '6c'
For sale by Woods 4 Orme.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22

man and Is widely known throughout
the South. Tie will have personal
charge Of the hotel. The other mem
hers Of the company need no introduct-
ion from Us as they are well known
here Dr.. Hayden and Threlkeld own
ers Of the building and contents. FIX
tensiye improvements are TO be made
at once. The clectriet light plant will
be- enlarged. steam heat installed and
other things done for the comfort and
convenience OF the sacs.-. I"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22

10 Mad Chase

Millions rush in mad chase after
health. from on cxtrcms " fadism To
another. when. Il the, would only eat
good fnod. and keep tn,'r tovlc, rGfu-
lar with Dr. King New ia'c Pil,s.
their troubles would I'll pass away.
Promp, relief and uu,cs cure ior liver
and stomach trouble. 9Se VI Haynes 6
Taylnr's drug store, guarantee
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22
Cheaper Rates Southwest

Less than one-way fare for the round
trip on Oct. and IL. Nov. Z and q,
Dec. S and 10. To points in the south
west via Cairo or Memphis and Cotton
Belt Route.
You can afford to 10 nowInearly as
cheap travelling as staying at home.
Write for maps and literature on
Southeast Missouri, Arkansas, North
west Louisiana, Texas. Also cost Of
tickets, time Of trains, etc.
l.. o. ScHAEFER. T. P. A..
Cincinnati. Ohio.
r. W. LABEAUME, G. p. at. A.,
ST. Louis. Mo.
Cotton Belt Route,l
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22
New Century Sold.

IN, New Century Hotel NJ Dawson
SrrinFs. one u the fines, In Central
ard Western Kentucky, hss again
changed hands. The nawsVn Oracle
Of last week says.
"on las, Tacsda, ". &. Leonard a
Co. assumed charge Of the New Cen
ury Hotel at this pace. and ~ under.
stand they have irascd It ior a term Of
years. NJ. Leonard CONES 60 We from
mississippi. a. an experienced hotel
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22

II any man is so dead to all right
eousness and self respect that he has
no regard for the rights and feelings
Of his wife and wont even LET her 10 to
church: then he aught to be shod with
lightning and compelled to wonder
through deserts Of gunpowder. who
has sinncd such a man or his parents
that he was born blind"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22
SWINE HUSBAEDRY

Ruuermilk. provided no water j.
sdded. il practically Of the same value
for feeding pig a. separator MIX
writes correspondent ~ American
Cuhivator But II must h. borne In
mind that buitermllk from factories al
mast always has MIXED wih u con
-la-ral,ls amount Of added water. some
thnr- - much a. % per cent. and cVu'
selusntly by itself n not q suiiabls
food Tor plEs Many instances ran b.
given 20 great mortality among PIGS
fei solely On buticrmih practically
fruui starvation. hecsuse they vero not
able to consume enough huttsrmin
plu- water 10 derive su1nclsni nuui
n-nl to supply the drmand ~ nature
Rut whsu The dehcieney IN solids n
made up by aiding meal @ even
srss.. rcots or other fodder. piE- are
found 10 thrive on the butiermln
wsssi.s ris..
Sln,r no use ran D. made ~ snws
mlI u seems uhwlss 10 b. IN a hurry
alaui weaving pig when the mothers
mia supply j. ,tlll god Inc surkiias
tds l. making IT, lowest cost growth
C.s. % s-i...
N DIG. i.egin 10 show an out ~ cUn
dniun appearance don't think - mc,ii
cine the nrst thlng sec n some mis-
| tsls IN feeding ~ care cannot b. de
covered. aud u n 10 rorrect Hfarm
Stock snd Home
rAs nr~sd ssws
/ dive br,ssl .o~s the freedom Of ih'
psstutc fields When with young pig
knd Ne ssu ~ N. pigs arr old rnoufi
10 eat fccd q llitr shellrd corn aus
dr mlldllngs with q mash 81 Nhes
mlddlmgs and min Rows with plg
should always have aecsss 10 gcc'
blue grass pasture and should No, l.
fr,i too much curn Tbr largest part o
the ration should l-e made no " cat
aud bran With . little clinical hsv
plrut, " chsrcoal AMI ashes constant
n IA available AZ crcaslonh feed q
,nit ain he fgupH rroniah'e Am~
rau Jultivator
sesktss Cer. rsr Hess.
Ordinarily ne believe that u doe
40, par 10 soak corn foe plFs Uhle'
u I. yerJ hard they viii grind
themselves. and sOah u with the ssli'
uhirh aids digestion Professor Herr
, avs ihst suaklhg top 10 about Z
Useful as grinding u vhirh wraf
Istu.u QUESTION whether The saw
,v.l1lanrr the yust National S''-
R.U
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22
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An entirely unique Of the Globe Democrat feature which
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The two papers each week Tuesday Friday, carefully
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Moreover "wceaWeek Globe Democrat not simply an
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22
CHAMPION & CHAMPION
LAWYERS

Will do a general practice In all
courts. Prompt attention gi,,h 10
collections.
nsrlon, h,nlu,kv
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22
PERFECT
ASSIMILATION

Some people, cat
heartily. even
rav,uousiy. yet
nothing seems
to "sck 10 h1D
mis- Others
don't eat much,
but sssiuihate
~ nuiuuirni ~
theioo,l aud get
iat W have
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-22
Group

Not minute should be lost when u
child shows symptoms Of Group. Cham.
bcrlain's Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoane, or even
after the erOupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. Il never fails, and
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by Haynes & Taylor. the entsrprising
druggists Il Marion.
go
Ito, Or cold hath At my shop. 2jC.
First class shaving chair.
II. r FOSTER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Miss Roberta Christian, Of Richmond;
Miss Emma Cooley, OF Emporla; Miss
Jessie Stewart, OF Clifton, Va; Miss sue
Peterson, OF Baltimore: Miss Roberta
Hankins, Of Birmingham, Ala; Misses
Mary and elizabeth Townsend, OF t,or-
folk. Cant. u eynolds, Of New orleans;
Mr.. D. G, Reynolds, Of Birmingham Ala,
and Mr.. Nash Reid, Of Norfolk.
Mrs, Riddick. Mrs. YIN. McAuge and
Miss Louise McAuge, of Suffolk, are AZ
the Arlington cottage, #
/. Misses Virginia and Nell Jordan, of suf:-
folk, are guests Of Mrs. Kelley, at her
cottage.
Miss Lettlas Juney and Mr., Gordon
Janey,3 of Warrenton, Va nre guests OIL
their aunt, Miss Lille Pollock.
Miss Rosa Marks, OF Richmond, is at
Miss Pollock's for two weeks.
b Mrs, Hilton arrived from New York
Wednesday, and Is at Mrs, Pannlll's cot
tage. @ s;a w tsf
Misc Hattie AInter, Of Portsmouth,, 4 Is
Miss Jessie Stewart, Of Clifton Forge.
VA. is a guest at the Princess Anne,
Nj, Coz2e Kemper, of Alexandria ls
at Miss Pollocks.
MI, and Mrs, ] Badger Browne, g, Of
baltimore, are with Mrs, PaHh''l ;loF
Miss Bertha Latane and Miss Margaret
Tones Of King and Queen county are
guests Of Miss Lille Pollock. 49,
Mrs, Getty and Miss Getty, OF Wash-
,npton 7nre with Mrs. Pannlll,
Mr.. Horace BEDFORD, of Richmond, IS
I at Mrs, Greenwoods cottage FOR Two
| weeks, ,,r,.as n warde1
Beach on Lahos pny Nv A.. o pounds
80 t Inv second a hand-palnted
pasqus, sssoe shsp '9ss stanas e ss
pest nauy bo,n n from the tigurehead "Dic-
tators d he aume; Aa there are several vera
expert swimmers among h. g aonies srea'
/ Mis- Miss Mary Robinson, Of Warrenton.
ys A.. M atso t nna sen. Of Greens
NJ ~, ~ ~ are with Mrs Pannll.
a. q / Ire Sea View Cottage.
'9N1rs i. Fl. Slater and daughter MIS-.
N. ~ y Badger, ana Miss Mary Moyler. o.
patarshnra. are at abs Palm e.nttaxe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
WEST POINT. LIVELY
FOR THE SEASON
Many Excursionists Continue
to Visit Beach !.
Park.
REVIVAL AT INDIAN CHURCH
The Last Remnant Of Powhatan' S
Descendants Dying
Out,
REVIVAL AT INDIAN CHURCH
Especial to lbe Times .plspa,ch.>

WEST POINT, VA, August Gan
unusual nu,uber of excurslonists Tor the
latcncss of the season, came 10 town
from various directions this week.
Churches from Hanover and Iuchmond.
,hy Druids, Royal Arcanum, Elks, and
Others took advantage OF good weather
and enjoyed the boating, bathing, fshinG
dancing and the good suppers at Beach
Park.
The week opened With large.attend-
snce of young people from West Point
ri the Pamunkey Indian reservation,
nnere a prouacted meeting was going
On. Tae crowd went np on the morning
train 10 Lester Manor. then walked alonG
shady lanes for mile or more 10 th'
little church in the reservation, wher'
they were cordially welcomed and en-
tertained royalty by the pure bioodet
Indians. Eeps Kcnipg and Clarke, o
Richmond, had charge OF the meeting
The young people OF West POINT as
sisted in the singing and altogether
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

q II L. & . u Il ! Z (
G. Hale, Miss Henrietta Qumhy OF
Bedford city, have been amongst the
number, and It has been soul CO OF
much regret that Mrs. Scott Martin
miss Mary Bootho Wnlker) o. Farm-
Vile, could not be here. The death OF
her father, Col G. NJ. walker, nece
ed her absence and caused q universal
feeling OF regret here. the Colohel nay
Inf been frlond Of the Springs Tor
many years, as We'll as q sucsts ~ w 'Esl
sly twenty years, !, e I, q IA
THE days OF the present week have
been full OF interesting things that 8"
to make life pleasant at summer re-
sort where each ones aim Is to drive
Saturday morning. Mrs, Caldwell en-
tertained the "3ridge Friends IN tho
lobby OF tho hotel. Mrs. Thompson won
the first prize Mrs. Gillespie, the second
and Mrs, iToulman, the consolatloh:
ga turday morning Miss Jean Martin
and Messrs, Hill and Fountain Martin
entertained n number of the young peo'
ple with a bowling party. Miss Boykin
Won first ladles prize. Mr., Patton first
gentleman's prise.
On Monday night Mrs, Prouafit gave
"a delightful six-handed euchre party.
The winners were Mrs, Caldwell, first
prizo. Mrs. Cook BOBBY and Mrs. Toul-
man, consolation,
StaInsd her friends with a party. Miss
iDabney, Won the first prizee' Miss Proud,
Y 4 second, and Mrs. Toulman, consola-
9tion!pl
gave a bowling party in honor Of Miss
Emma Wherry, of Richmond, Miss Pat
ton won first ladies' prize, Mr., Gill first
gentlemen's prlze, and Miss Wherry,
consolation.
On Wednesday night Mrs, John g.
Wilson gave card party In honor OF
Miss Minnie Pegram Roykln. The win
ners were Mrs. Cook, first ladies' prizei
Mrs, Toulman, second ladies prize; Mrs.
Proudht. consolation. Mr.. Ivy, llrst gem
themen's prlSe; Mr., Toulman, SECOND
prize; Mr. Stockton Heth. consultations
\ wednesday night Miss Benners enter
taired a number Of young ladies with q
finch party,
snrry county gave a delightful bridge
party Mrs Thompson and MIA Toul-
man Wsra the WinHer&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
.sUPPERS AND. CARDS
At virginia BE i.
A Ladies' Swimming Match An
Attraction for Labor
Day.
Especial to The Times-DIspatch.)

Especial to The TimeS-Dlspalcn')
VIRGINIA BEACH, Aug. 26.--Mr. Rich.
ard c, Taylor gave an attractive sup
per at the Atlantic Club Wednesday
evening. Covers were laid for ten ana
his guests were Mrs Chandler OF WASH
Ington; Miss Julia BIdgood, Of Rlchnohlua;
Misses Victoria and Lillian Parks ana
Miss Georgia Alaury. OF. washington ~ y; ;
Messrs, Il, D. and M, y, Cooke, JF',a MS
Walter Irvine and Mr.. George q He ~
Jr.. of Norfolk.
On Tuesday Mrs. Martin Greenwood en-
tertaincd in /, delightful manner " ''ei
cottage, The occasion was q br'dso W1''st
party, followed by q Luncheon slVeh ~
honor of Miss Roberta Hanklns' o. O
Birmingham, Ala. lis
Mrs. Grecnwood's guests WGe' Hi'e'
III. Il. Leonard and Mrs, FRED Green
wood, of Norfolk; Miss lIankins MISS
sue Peterson, Of I,altlmore MISS Laura :
Kirk, OF Norfolk; Mrs, Hattie Mlh'ef'
OF Portsmouth; Mr., Horace Reatora' =
Richmond; DR. Vernon Robins Y, 81 LOUIS
vile. KY; Mr.. TITUS like ana Mr. -
liam schoenborn, of WashinsMh' ,,,.,
An entertaining game q p!susn =: Wm,s'
was played In tho parlors q wv ~
Anne Hotel. Monday eyenlNls,i wv y ~, (,
niph.n .coro was made by MIS-. NortA'
colt, Of. Huntington, WA. y HI. D, n, 20
some IL those playing s WeFei. ~ 20
Nor,hcbtt Mrs. Robta Holmes o NY, Wv,
berry. 8. o.; Mrs. Shepperd an ~ s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

of Gloucester Courthouse.
Miss Ellen Richardson has accepted y
position in the public schools OF Noah-
MISS Mamie Richardson will return 70
11llzabeth College, Charlotte, \. Z. rms
will be her third session AT lsllzaDeth
College. o,,t,o,
Mr. Burnett Lewis. who has a position
with tho scabonrd Air Line Railroad, NJ
Norfolk. is visiting his parents. Mr. a'''
Mrs. IT. l. Lewis, IN West FONT
Miss Pattie Saunders Green, OF Nor
folk, formerly of West Point. IS visiting
Miss Marie Hargraye, on Il Street.
Miss Jane Bauby Is the guest or MISS
Adele Sharp, on CRANKY Street, Norfolk
Miss Kate Eler,. from Portsmouth, IS
tho guest Of Mrs. Charles Pumphrey, ~
Hotel OConnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. II. Edwards and fam
ily, accompanied by Mrs, lfdwards's SIS
ter, Miss Sallie Hocknday, of Richmond,
have returned TO West Point after q
pleasant trip 10 upper King William
Miss Lucy Eggles,on, who has peen
tho guest of Miss Olive Ganlt, has re-
turned to her home Mt Charlolte Court
house. Miss Gault accompanied her as
far as Richmond.
Trout and perch arc getting more plen-
tlful, Dnt We Only FcpN MI ANS"o ''4N"NS'5
| of Tho 35O-pound skate reported as
caught last week IN York River
!, There seems to be no abatement IN the
profusion of crabs, and the oyster season
is now ut hand also, with the first hlsh
tide spor,smen VIII III the marshes Tor
! gOrn.
Misses Julia and BESSIE Palmer are
guests Of their brother, Mr.. Il, J. Pallnef'
| nj the Palmer House, on Fourth street
Miss. Annabel Bray. from Whkema' u
visiting relatives here
Miss Lucy Bowers. Of Carellne, Is WIFE
her sister, MITE. Willie iEastWeod
Mr. Sol. Rothschlld, who lived for years
in West Point. u member OF iheAi>ohh"f
and Paris Clothing Company nov, IN ms
insurance business In baltimore, - spend
ing some time IN West Point WIN MS
two sons, frustrating and fishing.
Mr.. j. t. Copeland, Of Norfolk ant
Mr.. Robert Gray billiard, of Essex, are
visiting AT 'Dudley's Ferry" he homo
of Mrs. ". q. Brooks, Misses DAISY anf
Fannie Brooks have returned ailer .
pIuaAant Walt ia E4SAx annhii. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

delightful day was spent. These M
dians, who claim to be, "the last rem
nnnt OF the tribe of Powhatan, are very
moral and intensely religious, They
spend most OF their time hunting and
fishing They have small tracts OF land,
but they do not cultivate. them q paris
Gle more than Is j}nbsolutcly necessary.
They feel that their rights have been
greatly cncroachcd on by the pale
face" who has bought SO much lnnd
about the reservation and established
club houses and hunting and fishing pre-
serves. Many of their men have died
out, few living beyond forty years OF
age. They have their regular elections
and form of governments AS tho ma
tion's wards, they pny no taxes, but
take game and fish to the Govelior every
year rs tribute. This interesting class
Of peoplc is fast dying out. They SPEAK
good English, and most of them are
naturally very bright,
The 2,th Instant the steamer En-
lcavor" brought an excursion OF slH'y
| business men of, Newport News, me
| "Memhantse Association" Of that city,
under the management OF Mcssrs,
Sprague and Garner. They landed ut
| Captain Marshals oyster house wharf,
and with coats on their arms, TOOK ~
| the town of West Point. lhey eN'u'iuy
were having a jolly, good time on mon
| pleasure cxortlon, VA
Little Reuben sinms, Of Baltimore
who. with his mother and brothers, are
spending the summer with his grand
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs Jndson Taylor
of Nest Point. very narrowly escape
choking 10 death from attempting u
swallow piece of porkatoak al dinner
], was With great difficulty that brch'f
was kept in his body until reaction Sc
in Once or twice he Was dead to thos'
who witnessed The struggle lie snffcrc'
no other inconvenience than bruises
on his body and soreness incident I
the pounding administered and the s'rail
OF being held w by his heels.
Miss Alice Mciinson gave delshtil'
; hay ride in honor of her guest, MIS-
. Foster, of Norfolk, Va. Those enJoyih
The treat were Miss Alice McRinson an
4 MIR. Fred. Roberts, Miss Foster and Nj
{ Wilson Hardy, Miss Marion owens an
!. Mr. Julian lSagbS, Miss May Owens an
: Mr., Je,ce Palmer, Miss LILLIAN Robert
q and Dr l., 5. Foikes. and Miss Folkc'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
.0LO FRIENDS GATHER
At YELLOW SULPHUR.
The Week Full Of Pleasurable
Events and Many Hap
penlngs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial 10 RThe IlnleS-OlSpatcA.J ls8
YELLOW. SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA
Aug. 2s.--The last days OF July and tho
first weeks Of August have been all that
tho most loyal friend OF Yellow sulphur
could Wish,
Amongst those who stand high In this
list, and who arc here for the season aru
the Martins. the Iyys Warrens, Jones,
Serpelles. ellis. Adams. NVithcrs and
many others whose names are synony-i
nous with pleasant days IN summers
gone by. To name the new people IS
Impossible, and It Is only necessary to
say that never in the history Of the
Springs have thore been as many south
scrn people here, They have como from
almost every state, and from the st1rat
have been taking on active part IN all
the gaietles, entertaining in tho style 50
peculiarly southern,
During the past week several ola
friends have arrived, Mrs. Proudlit ana
Mrs. Thompson, OF Memphis; Mrs. re-
land and Miss ireland, of New Orleans,
and Mrs, T. G.. Wilson, of Snithheld;
Others whose coming has been pleas
ant opening, because they come Hos
ms strangers, but as members Of faml-
lies that have made friends for them, N
advance, are Mrs. u. c. Elliot Y (Miss
Nina Martini, Miss Minnie Pegram Boy,
IIkin, of sSlithneld,; and Miss Ferehee' I, OF
Norfolk. Miss Ferebee comes 80 Join I he
"Keswick" party, whose name rs leglonl,
This party includes seven siste rs,55 VIII WV
a host Of nicces. cousins, and nepheM ut
whose presence here haa been lno ~,
plea SAINT Z. n ~ s5 =. y. s5 s,,,-
The Yellow Sulphur Elris sui ~
fercd from bad attack Of lf!mon ~ I
during the past winter, and evcy CIV -
has taken delight lin congra VA tihg sG ~
OF them whose presence br " mas
added much 10 Sthe pleasure or Ing sun,
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SC Indigo Blue calicoes,
3 3-1c. III hi
Yurd Wide 1oc Percal
and Fine, sheer &, B ! atiste, 80 !
&c Dark Plaid Dress Cling
hams, 3 a. &c.
Best ~ 1-2c Dark Ground
French Percales. 1-2c.
:, Amosleeag Apron Cling
hams, 8 :3-.ic. .fl NJ
1oc Furniture, Curtain and
Comfort fTwills, 03-4c,
Wine Red callcoes, 4 3-4e.
6 lac Gray Calicoes.
4 3-4c. "a .;
IA l-2c and 10 2-sc En-