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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
Notice TO the Owners and Holders Of
the Hereinafter Described unma-
tured Improvement Bonds issued
BY the City Of Cairo, Illinois, to
Present the same for Payment.

Public notice is hereby given to th'
owners and holders of the herein
after described unmatured Improve
mem Bonds issued by the City o.
Caro-. Illinois, that the City Treas
u er OF said City of Cairo has ascer
ktained the amount of the special tax
assessment which has be collected
under Assessment No. Il of said City
ut Cairo, which is applicable to the
,ayY tent of the unmatured Improve
inent Bonds issued by said City OF
Cairo of each of the Series herein
after described, under Ordinance No.
14s OF said City of Cairo, adopted Sep
TENDER 10th, 1907, and approved Sep.
tember 10th, 1907, for the improve
rent of Poplar Street, in said City
OF cairo, from the east line of Wash
sngton Avenue to the south line OF
Thirty-fourth Street, by the construc-
tion therein OF a vitrified tile pipe
sewer, from Twentieth Street to Thir-
fv.forrth street, and by the construc.
tion thereon OF yitrified brick pave
ment with combination concrete
curb and gutter on each side thereof,
from the east line OF Washington Ave
nue. to the south line of Thirty-fourth
street, and by the construction there
on of brick catch-basins, house con.
rections and by repairing or building
up the brick nIanholes therein. under
srid Ordinance No 148 OF said City
of Cairo. and that said City Treasurer
of said City of Cairo has also selected
ty lot the. particular unmatured I'M
proyement Bonds OF each Series here
irafter described which will be paid
en- the 10th day Of February, 1910. out
of the amount Of said special tax as
sessment which has been collected;
that the particular unmatured I'M
pfoVement Bonds which have been so
selected by said City Treasurer to be
paid and the Series to which they be.
long and the number of Improvement
Fonsis of each series which win be
50, paid ana the total number of I'm,
prnrement Bonds Of all Series which
win be SO paid are ais follows:
Improvement Bonds numbered A.,
IL ana IL, Of Series numbered L.
being three IN number; that the total
number of said Improvement Bonds
OF all Series which has been selected
20 be paid and which win be paid is
three; that fiil OF the above described
Improvement Bonds will be paid at
the office Of the City Treasurer OF
said City of Cairo, at the Alexander
County National Bank, No. sol Com
mercial Avenue, in the City of Cairo,
on the 10th day OF February, A. D.
1910, on demand, and that all Of said
described Improvement Bonds, and
the interest coupons belonging there.
10, must be presented for payment
~; the time and place last mentioned,
and that all Of said described Improve
nlent Bonds. and the interest coupons
belonging thereto, will cease to draw
interest from and after said 10th day
of February, A. D. 1910.
Dated this Sth day of January, A.
D. f9i0. f, B. ARMSTRONG,
City Treasurer,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
three in number.


Improvement Bonds numbered 2
and 8 of Series numbered 6, being two
in number.
Improvement bonds numbered 2
and of Series numbered Z, being two
in number.
Improvement Bonds numbered 2
and 3 of Series numbered S, being two
in number and Improvement Bonds
numbered and of Series NUM-
bered Q, being two in number; that
the total number of said Improve
ment Bonds of all Series which has
been selected to be paid and which
will be paid is thirteen; that all of
the above described Improvement
Bonds will be paid at the office OF
the City Treasurer of said City Of
Cairo, at the Alexander County Ma.
tional Bank, No. sol Commercial ave
nue.. in the City of Cairo Illinois, on
the 10th day Of February, A. d. 1910,
on demand, and that all of said de-
scribed Improvement Bonds, and the
interest coupons belonging thereto
must be presented for payment at the
time and place last mentioned, and
that all of said described Improve
ment Bonds, and the interest coupons
belonging thereto. will cease to draw
interest from and after said 10th day
/ Of February, A. ID. 1910
Dated this Sth day of January, A. ID
+. D, ARMSTRONG.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
Making Taffy at Home

The secret of making tally is to pull
the candy uni. ~ threads and grows
quiet brittle, which makes it easy to
break into pieces If a meat hook, such
as butchers use, is fastened into the
wall, it will be found convenient to
throw the taffy over when pulling it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
Az Close IA Possible.

George wanted to get closer to ma
ture," observed Harrigan, "and his
new automobile enabled him to do so. -
"Ah!" rejoined Edits, you saw him
spinning through the country. did
you2" mo, but I saw him under the
machine, fiat on his back"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17

If your child's permanent teeth
come through irregularly and over
tapping, they should be Strengthened
at once. Is is better to remove tooth
If over crowded. as this condition pro
duces decay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
A Satisfactory Exclamation

Mabel don't believe you really
meant it when you said you were an.
xious to hear me sing.
Sam--Oh, assure you | did You
see, had never heard you sing be,
fore.-Pick.Me-Up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17

Keep your baby cool. Watch it's food
carefully, let it live out of doors, hut
not in the sun. give it plenty of pure
water to drink, and it stands good
chance of being healthy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17

Mark your school children's UNI
brellas by writing name WITH indelible
ink on narrow tape, and sewing with
black thread to the inside of top.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17

Beeears' Earnings" In London.
1t is estimated that In the streets
II London some 100000 IS every year
lven to beggars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17

Lots OF girls today wish they could
put some of their pretty things away
for a green trunk, only it is irnmod.
est nowadays to admit that you expect
to get married sometime"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
Truthfulness.

stevenson; Trthfulness consists
ess in stating true facts than in con-
owing a true imnrassinn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
MOTHERS PROBLEMS.

Hot water is better than cold ftr
cruises. 1t relieves pain and prevent
congestion if used at once, often keeps
off the. discoloration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17

I'VE tried to think up an original
wedding present, and ended by getting
the traditional berry spoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05

Va, is the guest, near Leesburg. of
Mrs, J.. w. Rice.
Mrs. George G. Carter and little son.
Robert Grilath, left last week for
Philadelphia. where they are visiting
the former.S parents. ME. and Mira,
Manuel r.. Grfffitn. II 2
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Page. Laughlin left
this week for Florida, where they will
spend some time.
My John j. Rhodes has returned
to his home near Leesburg from trip
to Florida.
Mrs. John S. Castieman Is visiting
friends In Philadelphia. Pa
Miss Bessie Baker. of Charlestown.
w Va. who has been visiting Miss
IAia Moore OF waterfront, left last
week for q visit to friends in Wash
ingfon
Mrs Frank Conrad and daughter,
Miss Mary Conrad. are visiting rela-
tves in Winchester. Va
Mr.. William Wise, OF Russell coun-
~, Va, is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William N Wise, in the SUI
burbs of this town.
Mr.. Charles p. Janney and daugh-
ter, Miss Liiias Janney. left last week
to spend some time at Palm Beach,
Fla.
Miss Nancy Lee Janney is the guest
OF Miss Harriet Winchester. of Macon,
GA
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 3. White and
daughter Elizabeth are spending some
time at Hot Springs, Ark.
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concord

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CONCORD. VA, March 5.--Mrs.
Eddie Carson, Of Stonewall. near this
place, has left for Lynchburg. where
she will be weekend guest of
friends,
Mrs. Buck Wood returned home
Tuesday, after a weeks visit In Lynch
burg.
MIR. c, G.. Hughes. who recently re-
turned from the Soldiers Home, Is
now sick in bed and unable to get
out.
Miss Jean Howerton, our central,
has been at the bedside of her moth
err, Mrs. Bette Howerton, near here.
for the last two weeks. At this writ
ing Mrs. Howerton Is slowly improv-
ing.
Mr.. J. III. Steele Is mp and out again
after q long spell Of rheumatism.
Mr.. Andy Avis Is improving. He
has been confined to his bedroom for
several weeks.
Miss Helen Hiildrup had to sus-
pend her school all OF this week. on
account of being ILL., 1t is expected
she will start Monday.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. e.
G. Cross, who went TO the Lynchburg
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i. Scottsviiie

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SCOTTSvILLE VA. March o.
The Roosevelt Literary Society or the
Scottgyille High School gave an open
ing program on Thursday evening as
follows: Talk. Sidney Lanier. Pro-
lesser Smith. music, Miss Ella Evans;
recitation, Mary Browne: song, Paul
Isonderee. recitation, Miss Annie
Jones; instrumental music. Parke
Harris, debate. Resolved, That the
Legislature should continue its appro-
priation for the Teachers Pension
Fund" DIR. b. L. Dill
lard. negative. Wiiloughby Rhodes
and T. f. Bruce.
James F. Dorrier Ia in Kentucky
on business
Misses Mamie r. and May P. Da-
Wis. who have been spending several
weeks with relatives here. have re-
turned to Richmond.
B. Cary Nelson. of Richmond. was
a visitor to our town this week,
II. w Heath left for Silver City,
New Mexico. Monday.
W. y. Heath, of Norwood, was in
town several days ago
Mrs. L. I'll. Walton is visiting reia-
tives at Fork Union.
Mrs. Gertrude y-Schweickert
OF Manila, p. T.. and Miss Minnie
Schweickert. of Richmond. Va, spent
several days this week at the home
OF Herbert Faulconer on East Main
street.
Mrs. r. II. Jennings. who has been
visiting in the neighborhood, has re-
turned to her home in Hinton. w
Va.
Garnett Burgess is visiting his old
home at Temperance Bridge
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Grafton
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acpaEroN VA Msrcr 5rhe
Providence Cnurcn Womahs pofelsh
Missionary Society met last Wednes-
day evening At the Methodist parson-
age in Grafton. The meeting was an
inferestone one and the financial re-
cctpts were very enoourag cling. The
NEXT meeting OF the society will be at
tha bn,na ~ NJ Tna Noft;nef,am near
here,
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Buena Vista

BUENA VISTA, VA. March o.
Mrs. Margaret Menegan was stricken
with paralysis al the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. r.. b. Umholtz, on
Wednesday evening.
w. T. Paxton left Friday for Rich
mond.
Miss Roszelia johnson. Of Upper
willie, who has been the guest OF Miss
Beatty at the Seminary. returned to
her home Friday.
Mr., II. S. Brown, of Roanoke, spent
several days in the city this week.
having been called here by the death
of a nephew.
Miss Maggie Brown. who has been
spending several months In New Jer-
sey, has returned home.
Miss Alice BArger. who has been
a student at the Seminary ror the
past session. left for her homo in
baltimore Tuesday, and next week
she will sail from New York for Eu-
rope.
Mrs. n. D. Ford, OF Philadelphia,
and Miss Ella Read spent Monday In
Lynchburg.
J. F. Randenbusf. of Selma Grove.
Iowa, Is the guest Of his daughter.
Mrs. X. A. Do tr1eSt.
Col. w. ]. Boone left for Washing
ton Thursday afternoon.
The members of tho annual staff
Of the southern Seminary gave a
very enjoyable entertainment at the
good audience was present, ana the
Seminary on Saturday evening. A
entertainment was very much en-
5eyed. The proceeds went for the
Annual.
waiter Brady Trippc II booked to
appear at the Seminary on next
Thursday evening. Mr.. Trippe Is a
member OF the faculty OF Emmerson
College. of Boston. and his humorous
lectures are always enjoyed by all
who have the pleasure OF hearing
them. Things In the social line are
very quiet and 1t being the Lenten
season. there II very little going on.
Services are held in the Episcopal
church every Thursday afternoon, and
preparations are being made for a
large confirmation class.
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Blacksburg

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BLACKSBURG, VA, March 6s--s
Rev. %. j. Woods. OF the PFe4bye
rian church, spent part of this N1oM
in Floyd and Pulaski, NJ
Miss Ellen Rutherford. OF R0loM
Park, Baltimore. arrived Thursday III
visit her cousin, Mrs. Robert Nel1Q
at the Episcopal rectory. S4
Mrs. William M. Lybrook - spoME
ing two weeks with Hon. j. w. 49,
Hams and Mrs. Williams in Rt
mond.
Miss Mamie Patton has retux
to her home at Lexington. Afeek
visit here to her sister, Mr..
Williams. $3.50 ! As5;a
Mrs. John L. Eakin left We6
day to spend two months with N
son, w. c. Eakin, at Yaxoo CftK
Mrs. Cary Preston and Miso -
crime Preston. OF Radfords are ax
home of Professor w. III. RAnchA M
a short visit.
Professor William Conner was G.
ed to his home in wythev1lle tol
by the death Of his father O.
Connor.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Blauk
Florida, and Mrs. J. 8. Apperpon&
Marion. have been tho recent GE
of relatives here.
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Surry

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SURRY VA, March 5.--TAere will
he an entertainment and book social
at the Su--y High School building on
Friday evening, March S.. The public
is invited and all are requested to rep
resent q book and bring a donation
for the library. A prize will be given
TO the one who gaesses the most
books
There was an ice cream supper
given by the Snrry Chapter. L. -. c..
at the chapter house on Wednesday
evening
Mr. James cuthbert, of Petersburg,
was In the village on Wednesday.
Miss Belle Hargrave has. returned
to her home In Newport News, after a
long stay with her brother, J. l..
Hargraye. who continues quite ILL.,
MIR. ]. @, Collins. of buckingham.
Is here with his daughters.
Miss Cora SpratIey was the guest
of Miss Irma niessner at Four Mile
tree recently.
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were Ill at the same time with appen-
dicitis, are home from st. Luke's
HOSPITAL Richmond.

Z.
were Ill at the same time with appen.
dicitis, are home from st. Luke's
Hospital. Richmond.
Town Council Tuesday night ap-
pointed a special committee to attend
to the matter OF the purchase of q
tombstone, fof the grave of w. j
Leake. who loft $4,000 for the Har.
risonburg hospital His body is bu-
ried In Alhemarle county.
Mayor @. Il. Roller has been con.
fined to his home this week with ar
attack of rheumatism.
William Bell. the well known horse
man. who camo to Hcrrisonburg from
Charles City county, has gone to Ho,
Springs. Va, to accept a position with
James w. Hamilton.
DR.. E. p. Amiss is i'll at the Union
Protestant iniirmary, of Baltimore
where he recently underwent an OBJ
GRAFTON.
Ned Yancey has returned to Ches-
ter, Fa., after visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Yancey.
w. a. Heron, a we'll known Nor
folk real estate man, has returned
home, after visit to his former home
at McGaheysville.
Miss Margaret Logan, of Harrison.
burg. is visiting her brother. Conrad
Logan. student at Randolph Macon
College, Ashland She is a guest al
Henry Clay Inn.
Or. Ashby Turner has let the con-
tract for n $1,000 residence on the
pike, between Iarrisonburg and Raw
ley Springs
Professor Walter B. Trip, of EN-
erson College, Boston, gave a recital
from David Copperfield'' at the
State Normal Thursday night It was
n rare treat.
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day in Alexandra and Washington on
business. 49,
Miss Pamela Tiffany is visiting Mr..
and Mrs C, E. Tiffany at Mr.. 7.
n. E'letchers.
Mrs. w II. Lewis, of Rectortown,
is at Mrs. John Fl. Turner's
Mrs. s. ID. Kennedy went TO New
York this week to be the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Merwin
Ross. Mrs. William Mason. OF WASH
ingtou, is also a guest Of Mrs. Ross.
Mrs. j. c. walraven, after short
/ stay at Gainesville. Mo-, after &
tedious siege in. the Providence Hos
pital. returned to Warrenton on sun
day night
Mr. l.. III. kellogg. now of Wash
| ington, spent several days in town
this week.
Mrs. o. q. CaIohan and Miss kittie
Phillips. of the Bon Ton Millinery
Company, are at home again, after
trip to the Northern markets.
Mr.. Douglas Brook has returned to
his home in Norfolk. Va. after visit
of several days to Miss Hayward Spill
man at Conway Grove.
| Miss Ada Rowe, who Is so pleas
antly remembered in Warrenton by
] again.
| Mr.. James Mckee, of Houston
! Tex, formerly a cadet at Bethel Mill
| tary Academy, spent several days In
| toy this week at Neptune Lodge.
| Miss Moore and Miss Sadie Sublett
went to Washington on Saturday for
several days.
| Mr.. w. r. Lucas, one of the pro-
prietors OF the Warren Green Hotel,
will leave shortly on an extended
Southern trip.
Rev. e. s. Kinks. who has been
I holding sertes of meetings sra-oa@
of the Episcopal churches In Nor
folk, Va, returned to Warrenton on
! Saturday after an absence of g. week
During his absence Rev. Mr.. Mays
+ of Casanova. has filed the pulpit al
st. James church.
| Mr.. Hobart Airport, of Midland. Va,
will leave shortly for Ashevilie. N G.
where he has accepted O. position.
Mrs. Granville Gaines is spending
some time in Washington.
Col. Grenville Gaines Is away on
official business
| Miss Louise Evans. who has beer
at home for several weeks. is en-
plcyed temporarily at the law Offices
OF Keith and Richards.
/ kHihSS L hS W.
of Warrenton. has gone into the
hands of Messrs. c. NJ. White and J
A. e. Keith, trustees. Mr.. w. c. Mar.
/ shall, the former owner and editor
has been successfully publishing this
! paper. Mr.. w. p. Wyers and c. Il
Taylor are assisting Mr.. Marshall II
the work.
It is understood that the Method
list church has secured an option or
the lot on Winchester street owned
by DR.. and Mrs. c. s. Carter. with
an eye to purchasing same within this
ID a ssas.- II Is further Under,
stood that DR.. and Mrs. Carter vii
purchase the lot and home now oc.
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Strotb.
err, but owned by T. NJ. Thyson
DR.. J. r. Sewers fig still confined
TO his bed.
Mrs. Sarah Spindle, who has beer
go Ill at Mrs. Hoge's. continues quite
sick
Mr.. A. w Garner. who has opened
q fancy and staple grocery store OF
Culpeper street. has his stock In ant
has very attractive looking piac'
of business.
Mrs. G. w. Smith has returned from
Baltimore. but win leave IN a few
days for Cisnont. Va, where she VII
spend some time with her daughter
Mrs W. y. MorftZ.
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HarTisonburg

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HARRISONBURG, VA. March 8.
General regret Is expressed at the de-
cision 81 tho Horse Show Association
TO have no more exhibitions. The
association has lianidated, with assets
$4,000 and liabilities $1,000.
Hey. r. u. Garland. OF Richmond.
will soon begin a series of meetings
az the Baptist church.
A reception was given last night
at the Presbyterian church In honor
az the nth anniversary of Rev. DR..
b. r.. Wilson's passionate In Harrison
burg.
Percy Mardis. of Ciarksburg, Ark,
ID the guest OF Gillespie Sprinkel. on
south Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Whitmorc, who
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Enporia

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EMP0RIA, VA. March k.-3aI1
county authorities will soon iot ~
contract thirty miles Of road to 6
built of sand ana gravel. which 41t
give us about fifty miles IN the cos
ty. S8
Norman Briggs a young u1s
of town, is quite sick.
Dallas Reed Is Ill with pneun1of3Gs
Ray Swingle, of the county. Is VT
iting his brother, Ernest, at the HONS
for incurables In Richmond.
Miss Blanche Joyner has return&6
from attending the teachers meAtfAG
In Petersburg. y
Miss Hessie Woodruff. q popula4
young lady of the county. is visttin0
friends In Emporfa.
Mrs. w. E. Deal is making an
tended visit to friends In RiehHf0&
Mr.. J. 3. Collier, OF Garysburxx
c., visited our town this week. Sss3
p. w. D, Jones, en- route ffu102l
few weeks sojourn In the South,
tied his mother. Mrs. NJ. w. Jcn@N
this week.
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meeting on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. B. H.. Hawles as hostess
on Monday the Lenten Sewing Cir
Gle had a pleasant meeting with Mrs
Joseph b. Dunn at the rectory..
Great preparations are being made
for the bazaar, which will be held
at the armory. beginning April IL.
Mrs. Charles Fine Taylor has been
chosen chairman of the Spanish
booth and will be- most ably assisted
by Miss Caroline Boykin Marie Wood.
by Miss Caroline Boykin, Marie Wood
ward. Katherine Brothers, Laura
Etheridge, Minnie Parker, lola Ben
ton and Therese Nurney.
Mrs. j. M. Butler Is chairman OF
the entertainment committee, and
among the other ladies in charge are
Mrs. l.. p. Harper, fancy booth; Mrs
A. Woolford, sandwiches and hot
chocolate; Mrs. NJ. T. Withers, sup
per committee; Mrs. W. r. Hines. ice
cream booth; Mrs. Hatcher Eley, Will
preside at the tea table, and the
country store will be in charge OF
Mrs. c. A. Semmes.
Mrs. Harry Trotman, of Church
land, arrived on Tuesday to visit heI
mother, Mrs. Sue Holland, in Primer
street.
Miss Annie Laurie Haynes. OF
Richmond, Is the guest of her uncle
Mr.. r.. II. Smith.
Mrs George w. Truitt left Wed
nesday for Clifton Springs. N. Y.
where she will spend several weeks
Mr.. A. Fl. Cobb has returned from
trip to New York.
Miss Bessie Holland will return tt
Richmond next week to spend some
time with her father. Colonel Hol'
land, at the Jefferson.
Mrs. j. c. West has returned from
q visit to Mrs. Charles Steele in Por'
Mrs. Annie Webb returned thi:
week from Boston and Harvard Uni.
versity. where she WIS the guest OF
her son, DIR. Robert Webb.
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LEESBURG. VA. March 5.---Mrs.
j. 7. Hurst and daughter, Miss Eloise
Hurst. have returned to their home
In Purceliviiie from visit 10 Lexing-
ton, Va.
Mrs. Lutte Carruthers has returned
to her home In Round Hill from a
visit to her daughter. Miss Linda, who
Is a student In Richmond
Mrs. w. f. Gibson. of Middleburg
this county, Is visiting relatives in
Norfolk and Berkeley.
Mrs. c. w. Nichols and daughter
May. of Alexandria. Va. are the
guests. near Leesburg, of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gaines.
Miss Grace Cline has returned tc
her home In Winchester. after visit
to her sister. Miss Carrie Cline.
Mr.. II. Harrison Lee. of Richmond
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Panplin City

PAMPLIN. VA, March E--
Nora Rice and daughter, Mis- -
left here Friday for Richmond 0lEsN
visit TO Judge d. A. Christian Ql
family.
Mrs p. IT. Warren also Heft at &l
same TIME on VISIT TO her dEugAo
Miss Hannah. of your city.
Unfavorahle symptoms having
veIoped in the case Of Mr.. Va
Merrill one of the owners of W
large pipe factory here. who haA -
~ undergone an operation m tu
Home and Retreat Hospital of I0n1
burg. His condition Is now consadeytA
extremely critical. 80 81
The largest tobacco break uf IL
season took place here to-day. N4e4
interest was manifested In the ~
Of the weed, which brought pr10
variously from $3.50 to SIS. T04
sales were at least $1,000, W114(
speak we'll for small town IE
ours. ssa