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Glimpses Of Yesterday . . .
October I67 I89I| Miss Lena Leadletter and Mr. John F. Lillard spent Thursday find Friday with friends in Warren.
Mrs. Sarah Eastham, who has been visiting friends and relatives here, left Saturday for her home 1 in Huntsville, Texas.
H. G. Moffett Jr. left yesterdav for Staunton to attend a meeting of the Board of Directorsof the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute. He was accompanied by his wi fe.
In another column will be . found the advertisement of The Rappahannock Woolen Mills Co., at Laurel Mills. Frank Dudley is in charge and you will receive prompt and courteous attention.
November 26, 1891 - The democrats of Culpeper County have elected delegates to the congressional convention favorable, to the nomination of Col. J. C. Gibson.
Mr. A. R. Daniel left Tues-day for-Harrisonburg with three ' fine horses, which he will ship to Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
, “Thermoplyae” will have to try again. Mr. Maloney who lives near Rediviva, had a field of corn whoch averaged over fourteen barrel Is per acre.
The following gentlemen from this county had cattle on the market last weeek: J. E. Yates, 112 H. A. Wood, 46; T. B. Miller, 24. *
Rappahannock Presents Winners at State Fair . . . . Mr. John A. Keyser of Washington and Miss Mamie Eastham of Flint Hill take twenty-two ribbons from the State Fair on their apple exhibits. Miss Mamie Eastham placing second on her barrel of Yorks and basket of Bonums.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walter and boys, Dick and Charles spent the wreek end with Mrs. Walter’s parents. The First Junior League meet
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