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who has been the guest Of her parents,
Judge and Mrs.. J. n. Fulton, ret urnte g
to4her home on vednesd day. :, 7, !, I, 4.
b. !. II. Gibboney left Monday Ter y Z can 7,
lta to assume the duties OF his po 81
ton as chiof chemist FOR tho Norfolk ri and
Western Railroad. ~,
Captain Sidney T. Moore, OF the Tide Tide.
water railroad, was called home home n on IN
Monday BY the death OF his grandmoth-
3er, Mrs. Susan Moore. g
Messrs s. &. Foote. ". s. Humphrie 5.
"a. "a. Repass and s. s.. Stephens .l g :
on Tuesday for a two-weekss camping
trip on New River, near Grayson Springs.
Il Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Fontalne Bro ' n
OF Charleston, ". Va. arrived mr. Wednes s.
day and are tho guests Of the l lat tl',
mother, Mrs. ". p. Kent.
55s Among the visiting lawyers in atten nd
ancc on the Circuit Court this week are
John ID. Draper and r. Esk l OF
Pulaski; Judge a.. A., Phlegar, q Cnr's.
tiansburg, and D. Lawrence Groner, OF
Norfolk t5ff4 5 s4i5{.5 49, sf s5tSs lsf45s
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3rlage? VIII you pr omise F31 to 10 We and
cherish him IN sickness and In health
and, $forsaking all others. cieave only nn III
to him SO long o s. you boz n shall live
SIN consideration Of your solemn
promises thus made to each other and
10 your God, j do; by virtue OF the
vested In me as a minister OF
the gospel, and In accordance with the
laws OF this State. pronounc ~ you " to
be husband and vile In the sacred ordi-
nance Of marriage, With the script,lral
injunction, What therefore God hath
Joined together. etsno man Eput asunder..'
Jus pray.
We beseech Thee. Heavenly j 'ather.5
10 sanction and confirm With Thy bless
Ing this solemn and important transac-3
ton Grant unto these parties, who
ire 4 now Joined Il In maria ge. Il grace to
keep and peri orm the hoiS and sacred
obligations they have taken upon thenl-
selves. May they ever be faithful and
aiYectionate to each other, May they
not only be useful, but may they be
beneficial swheresoe'e thcir2ilots may be
cast in this life: and finally. o. God.
when they are done with the trinls sub
saouent to this life. may I hey each %
prepared by Thy grace 70 e y ter to 8 ma !
rest that rematneth Ito the people y O
God. where separation cofnetf1 I not. 5s Al
OF which fayors$ we ask for Christ's sa lie.
Amen. N EFF
3 This ceremony and prayer are said
rapidly and without impeachment OF speech
4 BY the great wizard !; and when he has
concluded the prayer, he! ea tends his hand
4 to congratulate the bride and groom, fol-
lowing which he Introduces them to the
WI tn eyseE, 3Ss fti lss5as3 NJ fl&8
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UPPER 8HAN0VE:.R''
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ID e y e . -.
tspecial TO Tho Times spatch)
ROCKVILLE, HANOVER CO., AZ
August s.-Mrs. Thomas Boyd Davis. OF
Huntington. w. Va, Is visiting her uncle
y Miss inez Talley, OF Richmond, Is
spending some time with Miss Ethel Wit
MISS Columbia Lee snther. Of Rich
mond, is visiting relatives near Hylns.3
revival services closed at Bs cree E Bap,
list Church last Friday. There we're
twelve additions to the church, The Fev.
VA. Anth OF South Boston, ya.,s as
sisted the pastor, Rev. T. w Smith,
Miss Esther Melton. OF Glen Allen. p q. 3
returned after q short stay With Miss N's'
pa Msses Clare H1 and Jennie Taylor, Of Ric.,-
mond, are spending the summer with
! Miss Myrtle Wllts'hre IF MyGs osk spent
E Mr. r. J. Bowles dropped dead IN
Stnunton Tuesday morning and was
BURIED at his old home near here,
Mrs w. Il. Pickles and children or
Richmond, spent last week at Mr. = IS.
\ Miss = Mamie Miller. Of Richmond, Is
visiting Mrs Q, A. snead. ,}4
Henry p Nqckols an g. da son ti %
with Mrs. r.. G. Snead. loft Q few days
ago for their nome. III IA. ts if
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;nec,ol q me ~, Times i, plspa en-,

Especial / to the Times pispat CHI,
M TRVINGToN, 5 VA August ia re-
Evival meeting is In PROGRESS thls wee y
at White stone NJ. Il II. Church, and =, Y
being attended with good result Ihe
pastor. Rev. James r. Laughton' Is dong V
the preaching. Z, M. Z, 3 1
III Professor u. sumpter smith, -, 2. t,a ~.
fdolpl,- Macon College, Ashland, Va was
Sheir'o.this week on hts way home flc' from q
Marvin Grove Communicating: . I, ], !, \.
Frank Huey. Of North c a. tan I, y =
spending awhile With ms s'sset' sit ~
I.oyola Iceland. % Baltimore, Is visits l-
ing Ills old home here, I. . !,
Dr.. Geo, II oliver, the dentist 'ere'
'' The 1hs farmers throughout this county
~ = Ma II cry report the tomato crop snort
and the corn crop s 9nlS msapm ster
g&,.aur ~ bnmsa Ia in course OF erection, and
viii be Be ready for tho opening OF tho
school BY the middle OF September. IA
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CEREMONY FOR -FOUR
THOUSAND EL0PE !. !! !
Bristol's Marrying Pa ar g n Has
Unique Service Of His g58
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Especial to The Times Dispat ch.) 55 g
BRISTOL, TENN, August 1S--Rey.
H. Burroughs, the matrimonial wizard
OF Bristol, having tried the marriage
ceremony Of the Baptist demon nation,
then later the Methodist, Presbyterian
and Episcopal ceremonies. respectively tive
and not being pleased with any OF them
formulated q ceremony and prayer Of ms
own, and with this ceremony and THIS
prayer has united In marriage over Two
thousand runaway couples who sought
his Mecca OH the 8 border between the
States OF Virginia and Tennessee
Following is the noted parson's ccre--l
mony yerba tins @aSS u. 5s8,i I'D
A my friends, the marriag 80 ton was
Instituted In the Garden OF Eden bys u
Creator OF the universe, Il " no SAID lt sis
not good that the man should be alone
therefore, he created him an helpmeet,s
and said: For this cause shall a man
leave father and mother and cleave M 20
his wife, and they twain shall pc one
FISH; wherefore they arc no more twain
bill; one flesh; that is, they anou!d ~ "
one In; Interest," etc, Mat XIX. q
Marriage has been authorized ana
guard ed S'und or 4 all forms OF civil gov
eminent and every dlspensation4 OF re- 5
sliglon. It's nature duties and designs
are clearly set forth and Il commended IN
tho Scriptures of Divine truth. l hls
union, like that Of the body and Hpirlt.
should be broken only by the hand and /. o. @
death. Therefore, charge you both pc
Sfore God and these "a witnesses, tnal y
any known cause exists why you should
not DO Joined In marriage, you do now e,
confess It. II no such cause exists,
please Join your right aha nds. " ~ YOU.
Mr.. - promise to take this woman
whose heart you have won, 70 pc your
lawful and welded Wife, TO live together
In the sacred ordinance Of marriage?
VIII you promise to love and cherish
her, to honor md support her, n slck-
ness and In health, and. forsaking. q ell
others, cleave only unto her SO long
as you both shall live? VIII you, Miss
- go promise to take this man, W hose
hand you have accepted. to be your
lawful and welded husband, to live to-
gethcr in the sacred ordinance OF mar
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Sps TIA fJlp~oial Is ftA 11rf1A8-D 4ApAtch.)
Il OLD pofNr CoMFo M. AZ, August
I'M rho hotels are full 81 guests for the 1
styeok- ti,d and the hop al the Chamber u :
8this evening was ot,c Of tho largest 81
tho simmer sea1or. N III MI 4
N ABIDE from the hotel guests there We.
tux party from the Norfolk navy yard.
ana officers and ladles from the post.
81 BEFORE the hop there were Quite a n.ifl1-
Il IA A. dinners 1t the Cha,,berlin. Mr..
i nd Mrs. j. b. Biaoktnors, OF CT ncinnati,
mad "a their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
s.Woodfin Of Hampton Car tain and Mrs =
nm M II, Hopkins ana Miss Hopkins, OF
Fortress Mon roc.s lg # " IN /. ~.
4 Tae,itenat,t h. L. G,ltner, United states
army. entertained Lieutenant and Mrs.
Richard! A K ~ Cravens, OF jackson Bar.
&tnr,tsl La; Miss Anderson. OF Fort
Howard, Md; Captain ana Mrs. Harry
"a. Barnes ana Mr.. Jack" Potts. Of
Fortress Monroe.
Miss Alice Hagood. OF Colunbus,2 81 @.
IA spending some time ut the Chamberli
with her brother, Lieutenant Lee Hagoo
United states army. & az GA . ~ .j55 $s'
CAPTAIN John H. Clifford and Miss Anne
Kimberly clifford will leave shortly to
Visit Mrs. wesley M. Oler OF I l1t
IN. Y.
i, 8 canta1n and Mrs. Clifton 9. Carter
4 Who wero stationed nj fortress Monroe
\ for tho past three years, left on Thurs
day for Kentucky, to spend a month be-
fore going to Fort Tot ton. N. ", where
Captain Carter was recently assigned to
duty. III iii , h \.
u Recent patrons Of tho Charnberlin here
arc Mr., and Mrs. q. D. Webb, OF Cincln-
1 rnt Mrs. Jule T Bower. OF Chicago; M r.
and Mrs. ID. H. Long, Of Buffalo /; Aloe ,1f
Estaige and family, Of New IBERIA Ia La. !; !.
Decatur. nj. Mrs. Belle Cas- ueman Car
n ~ Eof 81. Louis Miss Sadie Macon, Miss
4 Charlotte Ritter, OF GAINESVILLE, Tenn;
MI. and Mrs. Edmunds Foster, of BAL
Itimore. # 4, "A 98F
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i Richmond. ats Waiting Mr.. y. .. Mo-
IsGregor, OF Avon. 5sas n n
III Mrs. aArllck and family u Richmond.
are at Mrs. John w ynte' !. III IS lf
/ BON AIR SOCIAL

sN5 Especial 10 The Tines DispAtc hO
BON AIR, & August u. 81 Mrs NJ. Z. Nor
ton. Misses Lizzie and Grace Foley have
returned TO- Bon III, having been the
Heights, Ss4 S .s 5S8 "a {
ia Mr.. HI M. ToiEey fns returned to Rloh-
nond. having spont his vacatiot, I Ia Bon Boz
AIR, ,5s "a: M Ef 4 Nj M 5S3 II Isl *
Miss Marie Redden and ntlc Miss
Louise 1eddlnl have been the guests this
week OF rs. NioCready, at K {
Mrs. Cyrus Bossieux and NJ !ss Irene
13ossieux. who have been witt Mrs. Dunn.
have returned to Richmond. 8 q /.
Mrs. Alvey, Miss Alvey, Miss finrwood
ana Miss Sthrke, OF r Richmond, arc guests
at the Bon Air co ttage. ri 3 ~
IA Or. q. NJ. II Azen Is spending some time
IN Ohio and 1llin Dis Or. Allen Y u eeman,
OF Richmond, an allmnus OF Richmond
College and Johns Hopkins, will supply
q Miss Maantnio Smith. Of Richmond, Is
The guest Of Misses Dnzaboth and Louise
15llyson KS 5 N Ssf l3i ~ ,g q III 4.
dance at M Midlothian on August 18th were
received this week. The committee was
composed OF Messrs. Hunter 8sS4 ellamy.
! Harry Cole and Edgar Moss. The chap
erons were Mesdames Bulling ton. Of Bon
AIR; Owens and Fisher, Of h Nj lothian,
and Bellan1y, OF Kesw1ck. sft{:S$ ff4
Misses TSllyson, daughterEsof Mr. and md
Mrs. William Eltyson, entertained delight
fully on Wednesday afterr oon. 84 Their
guests included al II the young folks In
Bon Air and quite o number OF their
Richmond friends. " ssg d!
Mr.. Bates McCluer having paid a short
visit to his parents. has returned TO his
business In Suffolk. Ii b II Hi y Sl s3
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates n ow Il Of N Suffolk.
are i the guests Of Or. and Mrs. Nc 1:
Miss waller Is the guest Of Miss Mo
Cuer, aj II ,i i Il S a d. IS ysss III gS8iE 3Ss
Miss Elizabeth Cooke Misses rnlcott,
Miss CaIne Moore and others are enjoy.
ing camp life at 4 Millboro Va. MIR.
Charles Cooke As with them. 4. ty3$
III Mrs. Burlington and Miss Fannie
Blake OF Richmond, are guests OF Mrs.
r. Moe. Burlington. Il. IS II Kiss III ii +
Va Mr.. Polk Miller Is on one Of his enter
tanning tours through Virginia. He wa
In Gordonsville this week. 3
81 Mr. William Ellyson has returned from
Hnnp ton. XIV y. S3tl8 N sf5 Fl;
MI. and Mrs. ohm Hancock, Katherine
Hancock /, Mrs. J. e. Cox and Virginia
and Mary Thomas Cox spent Tuesday ], at
Old Point NJ 81 n "a 53l N 81
A1r. John Hancock left on we ! dnesday
for Ohio @ ssi Ak II RI a lIt
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" 8 81

WI, WEsT POINT, An, ugh st n IN :,
James O Conner, who spent the summer
on his native heath, In ireland has re- o
turned Among other presents that Us 5
brought to his friends was q cane to
West Point 81 Mayor, Mr.. W W, .% EAST
wood 5 iSg gS5 n S z. /,
s. ,rhe ded ication Of st. Theresa's Chapel,
the first Roman Catholic Church in King
William county, viii take place Sunday
August Goth. Bishop Van dc Y,yver will
be present, and Rev. ] oseph Magri Will
deliver the sermon. "A Ks lhrge \ crowd Eis
expected from edmond and surrounds
Ing country. N Nj !. ., s, NH
R Colonel and Mrs. r. v u. Ndaury. OF Rich
mond are visiting In the home N q OF q Dr. q
Nv Il. lateswood. !. 3S !, !ssf
ern 4 Railway; who has been. quite sick
LIN Ills home for several days, q s improV--
s Miss NJ is ida Mosby3 LETT Friday to spend
August with friends in$ the Blue Ridge
Springs. !. 81 Isl e. 5l,
to fall and break her arm while skating
this week at Beach Park.
IA Mrs. James King and $5 children. ~. q
Brunswick county, are W sting =: MIS- MI =.
King e parents DR.. and Mrs ~ We g.
Num-. s}5 ;! ss35 HI :, B L !.
LIMITED States Marshal Morgan Treat
and wife are away on an ext ended North
ern trip, and will take in Niagara F q y!
| en- route. II 3 "a N! M X .
Mrs 4 Eugene Roane and daughter, Of
Richmond were guests OF Mr.. w. 9.
Davis this week. ~ y rs W.
Nj. Bob u pscomb lost q very valuable
colt a few days ago. It fell IN an n Il old
Mr.. and Mrs, Bernard q pscomb are
on the sick list this week. KS
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Trice, OF New
port News, are the guests Of MI ~ rice's
sisters, Misses M. G. and Kate Trice.
g Mr. Richard Smith. Of Savannah Ga,
IS visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM. II !. Bell.
z Mrs. A. G.. sinton, Miss Lizzie Car
lick, OF Richmond. and Miss. s Fannie
Grant, Of Portsmouth, are enjoying tho
hosnitable home, The M Meadow, OF
Judge and Mrs. o. o. Gwathmey.
!, MI. William Ryland. 81 Augusta, Ca.
| is visiting at Vermont, = the home OF
his parents.
Mr.. Roscoe spencer3is In Morristow
N. j. q doing well selling stereoscoplc
views. He was a very success ful ST
at Richmond College last sesslo ana
expects to return in September.
Miss Pearl McI<een left for her home
In Keeport, N. j., n few days ago, AFTER
spending the summer with her cousin y
Miss Nellie Eames, who accompanied her
home. U
Miss Marcylene Vaughan, has gone 70
toln a house-p party at the home Of MISS
Jones, In ,Mecklonburg county, ~ n
\ 4 81 y 4.f =
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Gu MBERLAND SOCIAL

Y III. Especial to The Times d spatch.) I5ls3
CUMBERLAND,& VA, August lS;----Mrs !.
Owen and Miss Kate Swan, who have
been the guests OF Mrs. And rev Gray, OF
Mortified Lane, have returned to their
home at jackson, Miss, " VI ii ~
a Mr., T Il Hyde Powers, Of Cary, Miss,
is Visiting relatives In the county.
Messrs. Wythe Brooks and Tom Coates,
who spent several weeks here, have re-
turned to their home in Richmond.
n Mrs. William Berkeley, OF Danyille, Va,
is visiting Mrs. 8 John Il II. Brooks Nj at
i''Beauvoir.'n' & 5s ; Il HIS s5S: FL
4 Miss Bmie Thomas, Of Richmond. Is
visiting Miss Anderson ut this place: B5E$5l
Miss Nell s. Gray Is with Mrs. F.
Philip Flippen for II 8 week ~ 5,5Ss N
Messrs. Hugh French. Thomas Good
man, Moorlran Shepherd and Dr., Wel Isl
ger spent the past week at Atlantic City.
Miss Annie Pal1nore, OF Farmyille, Is
a guest of Miss Adams. n VI 4 III; 5s 5
Mr.. Wilson, Miss Peaohy Wilson. OF
Richmond; and Mrs. Fuqua, OF Chester,
are visitors at the homo OF Mr.. ] N Meri-
Ewether Vaughan. s y 81
Mr.. Il Joe Pleasants, Of Richmond. ~ Is
among the guests registered at Red Rose
Inn. lJ
4 DR.. w. L. robinson, Of Danyllle, was
in town attending the reunion OF the
Cumberland Troop, Of which com pany ha
was a brave soldier The doctor never
falls to attend the annual reunion. L
Il Mrs. William Gray, Of Richmond, si is
A. J. Gray, 5l., +. y u Il. y g5.f 5
The Ladies' Aid Society will give a
lecture by the Rev. Mr.. Booker. Of Char
lottesville, Va, on August 22d Mt y
o'clock. Refreshments will be served
on the grounds.
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/ V, fspecIa, o q, The Times. D spatct,.,

SS GLOUCESTER C.. H., VA, August IS. =.
social pieyer,tf Of much interest was @
sail given BY DR.. and Mrs. aeger, q
NGlenroy, for the en- tertainment OF Z, tn ne
house party. NInny Of the county PEG PEI
$plc were INVITED. The staunch Doat i y e
Warden, Captain Bill Robins, mas Ter, leIs
NGlenroy9 81 On nesday for OF KtoWn,
where the merry party spent, the night
#.,t I Ten1ple Farm. which Dr. Jaeger mas as!
glotely$ purchased After rest and re-
S$f1 eshments at this historic. mansion, the
birthplace OF this great nation, tn party
#re-embarkedsSa lat YorktoWn for the tsall
u Is Old Point and interesting adjacent
places spending the night at Old Point
II The boat will probably return to eilou-i
#cesters by Sunday. 5 "A & 81 :s
4 IS Among the guests were Mrs q armons
4 and! 4. the Misses Harmon, OF Cincinnati;
Mr@and Mrs. aeger.5 OF Washlng ton; Mr..
e; ana Mrs. Rhodes; MI. and Mrs. strother,
u OF West Virginia: Miss Kaufman, OF OF
Pennsylvania. "a Among the Gloucester
members OF the party were Mr. and M RS
paYld Sanders, Miss Lou Thurston, Mr..
Martin ana 3sthe@ Misses Martin, Miss
~ eanette Greacen. Ellen Lee. lei la Ben
Y son, $8ss8 Lizzie Bridges; Nessrs. Willie
Smith, g eorge B. II laferro, George ~.
d Cary, Sam B. Cary, Harry Ta bb, John
3$Tabb. John Bridge Ell Corr, Mel Reid, \
and Judge James u Taliaferro. ssi s.:,a
Miss Lou Seawell. Mrs, Walt ~ Catesby
Perrin, sand Master Baldwin Perrin are are
at the "a Shelter guests Of Nj. fIairston
Seawell. nv SSis t&3 Fl! lt2
Mrs. Martha James has returned from
Richmond. \ Sj u M s 81 n
Miss Margaret Tabb has returned from
Atlantic City. IL t3s s95 b. a
Miss Clark, VIII 81 has been visiting Mrs
Paul schaarf,. has returned to 4 Wash
$ington. i5aEf II MY b I'M ~ S5 s5 n Il
sa Mrs. Pope, OF Baltimore, is a guest Of
\ her nephew, Mr.. Paul schaarf. sf " I'm SiS
Vi Mr.. Willie Mann OF Upperyllle, who has
been the guest Of Mr.. 4 Joseph Bryan, at
Eagle Point, left on NJ onday. H
Dr. Randolph Carmichael, Of Freder-5
icksburg, is a guest at Eagle Point.
Mr.. Harry Chlsm, Of Baltimore, is a
guest at Kenwood. s5 t583 4. 4
"a Miss Berkeley Nelson who has been
visiting at Judge Catlett's;a has returned
to her home. The Cedars." near Rich
flmond. 80 ri 5{5 81 i3
Mrs Thaddeus DuYal, OF Highgate,t
spent the week at Summerville with her
father, Mr.. John 1,abb. s IFS
Mrs Lowry. is In Richmond.
Miss Hattie Ware rs substituting at
the telephone office at 6 Gloucester Court.
house to the great satisfaction OF the
telephone patrons who recall with
pleasure her former efficient service. 4
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ALTON VISITORS / 81 !! | J R;
fssn,t..na 10 Tho T,a1,ets-DI Hahch.)

S5 fM fSpecdnn to Tho Tan1cy.DlaTahcho
~ ALTON. q VA, August 1a-All out door;
I SPORTS had to be abandoned this week
/ on 4 account Of rain, but this has only
\ MI de indoor amusements more popular
and numerous. Ell
81 The Polk Miller enter ainment Mon Nc n
day evening was greatly enjoyed by the.
large number OF guests and BY the many a'
country people, some OF whom came flf-
teen m,lep $in the rain to hear Vlrgnia's
$ipimitable impersonator OF the Southern
"darkey befo' de wah, and his splendid
negro quartette. 5i ia 81
.$SS The litlo folks have not been forgotten,
and on Tuesday evening q balloon as
cension'' was given by little Henry Mo-
Henry, OF Louisville, KY.
Sas Az dance for Thursday evening, and q
awell euchre party for Saturday evening
SSto DO given by Mr.. and Mrs John J..
cHenry, Of Louisville, KY, are being
looked forward to with much pleasure
4 Mrs. McH enry Is well remembered as the
beautiful Annie Goodloe, and her enter
8tainfnents are always enjoyab BILE. Nj
ss Among other charming young matrone
1t the Alton House this season arc NJ re-.
4 James Carneal, Mrs. George Fl. Lumsden,
4 Mrs. William IT. Gordon, Mrs. A..
Il Flippo, Mrs. Bailey Saunders, Mrs. Gunst,
NAALA 4NOlS
Mrs. Il. Waddey, Mrs. ]. Sands, of Rich
$rnond, Va, Mrs Sinton, OF Baltimore. and
Mrs Baum, OF Norfolk. .555Ss3 III
Sg{ Misses Carrie and Il Margaret Waddey
Eare x two OF Richmond society buds at
S8the Alton House this season. 85a i55ls l5s III
Misses Mamie and Nellie Hunt loft this
sj4seek much to the regret OF their many
friends. 8 fs 4. 2s53s 85i q
q Miss Mary Hall, OF Ashland, is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Charles Mccue.
38s KIM Or. Adsit, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilcox Brown,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn, and Misses Peaohy
and Eleanor Brown, of Baltimore, form
#a%charming house party at ''E;l sham"
NJ Miss Margaret Pettlgrew, OF Manchcs-
ter, is the guest OF Miss Martha Weislger,
lat Highland Lodge &
} Mr.. Will Llpscomb and Miss James
Lipscomb. OF Charlottesville. are visitors
lei: Locust Dale II s. 4 g 8
4Stt Mr.. Fred. w. Scott returned to "Royal
week. 5ss5 s5 {. =9 Il
s Mrs. Buford and Miss Buford. OF Rich
nond, arc at Royal Orchard jl
An old-fashioned ''protracted meeting
will be held at Rodes Methodist Church.
beginning on Sunday, by Revs. Carson
"A and ID T. Dndmu11.
"a reunion OF the J. r. Goodloe family
4 IS being held at.the Alton House this
week All the children and grand
children are together for the first time
in several yearsIa Messrs. Hawthorne and
John G. GOODBYE, ssf Alton, Robert Good
bloe. Of Kentucky; Samuel P. Goodloe,
Nof Bluefield, ". Va, Mrs. John J. Mo
Henry, OF Louisville, and Mrs. W. B.
Saunders. Of Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Douglas MoGregor and sons. OF
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a II n,pAcaa N 10 ,ryhe Times 4DiA,eseoh ~
ASffisxND,V Az gust ls.I.A n int sM.
ssss s.stSs b. g tss
Ashland Ef,ibilu school Board. showing tn .se
!noreaAs In the value Df SCHOOL R 2!,1
T. is S,. rsa,y Wiz 70
NOV HIN school building hns been ss, eoi.s
ana equipped this year, but thc 4 eo saa I,
been s',sd a,sch stasndns
M st,d ns Mr. rs"r axxel iiateh. who have Y.
been visiting II, sflat,d, VII rer'o'Ve -
The new postmaster Of Ashland, Mr AZ. "a ~
n. Cratrler, Is making extensive chanHEses
ana inprovene III, the 90 b1llo-
Mr. Eiilburn Nils gradpass e Ban Rfn.
home here after season Of esson a.
soon Soon Is take charge Of lis new work At
STnyosteviiio. Tenn. whore ne has been
Appointed b q & pr ofessor In NJ the Morgan
Miss Matte Herman Is Visiting her, s,,n "
Mrs sKennon who has beet VISITING
.'ss ss aes
ja IS ths p9ps'eh ~s as
After d trip st ten days to- Niagara Fa 'rl
and New5York. q, rs !; /. \ / !, 4 ~.
who sa Sone w
Miss Matte cCullen,M Gw eve * r,,I
near here has her guest MISS Siaajs Anne NJ
Rucker, OF anchester ". ~, I, y,
Itireiiy recovered and IS ewv!sting ~ IN z
Ashland and Mrs SYeii y, :, Il WI w
make their home here In the ,fu 'tsi,
visiting her sister Mrs. Charles steboins,.
#@ Allan McCullen Of New sY orr. .i u
visiting Mrs. Bryan McCuller ct e+ N''lI'
81 Mrs Lee and Miss Margaret /, Lee 20
are Visiting friends In West Virginia.
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Misunderstood

DEXTER: "Wouldn't you like to read
this new book of mine r. g Il
& Knndor: NO, thank YOU
DeRlter: TITS Cleverley's latest novel.
T just bought tt "A
Il Kandor: "Oh, let's have 1t. I thought
you meant you wrote it"-Catholic
Standard and Times. 81. Is ,5Sy
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able Napkins.

81 u Napkins OF pure linen damask 6-8 HHlze Bpe.3
icial price, rs per dozen t l3
Napkins Of pure linen dam SIX. 3-4 size, worth
$2 % lat SLID per oxen.
apkins sof pureG linen dana SIX, :. KS size extra
heavy, 8 worth " 22 s., at 1.0b per dozen. s88
8 Napkins ofSpure$ linen damask, 5-8 size, extra
heavy, Wo BIZ at S2.7b per ozen.
Napkins Sof pure linen dam as, ga size, extra
heavy. worth y s.5 ., at s2.Os rer ozen.
3 @s Napkins of pure linen damask. ga size. extra
heavy, worth S$ 4:50 and $50 Dat So 8 per
gdozen. @{}ss 5aS5
5S Napkins OF pure linen danask, ~ size, extra
$heavy, worth So, Is {, at Sd 80 per dozen
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Table Danasks.

Damask OF pure linen, fine quail full e e6
roc za III 8 t{a $ 5jS$i st$ 5
Damask Of pure linen, extra heavy, fullj5512
inches vide special at ST. ,.
Damask Of pure linen, extra heavy an 1.a me-
~ #inches wide, our regular IL 9 az ally, on
sale at St.25.
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our reputation fors eping, the best.
with rsthis Linen usiness and we \
akes come into Our house. IIo use--H5
Linens are our best Gust toners. This
buy the best goods at prices far below