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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

THERE are now stationed in the
Southern States about seven thousand
soldiers, If half of these regiments
had been out on the frontier, when
they were needed, the nation would
not have to mourn the terrible slaugh
ter of soldiers. 1t is vastly more im
portant, however, to GARY out the po-
litical purposes of the Republican par
~ than to preserve the lives of the
soldiers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28
At1eni,on Grangers.

At the last meeting of Caldwell
County Grange, a resolution was adop
ted directing the undersigned to fix
upon day for convention of the
tobacco growers of the first Congress
sional District ana notify them thereof
Ia compliance with that resolution,
have fixed upon the fourth Monday IN
August as the day and Princeton as
the place for said convention, and earn
estly urge all Patrons of Husbandry
in said district to meet at that time
aud place, as the business to be con-
sidered is of great importance.
JAMES 4. Cook,
NIa.Lnr Hnllnnl Cnnn.r q r-.n.rn
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28
The Oppressed.

The farmers in the First Democratic
Gibralter district of this State are the
greatest sufferers on the continent. They
are getting ninety cents bushel for
wheat, they have plenty of hog and hom-
my, they get from eight to fifteen dollars
IA hundred for their tobacco. and there IS
not one of them in a hundred who pays
any other tax to the National Government
than an occasional three-ceut stamp on
letter, or two-cent stamp on a bank
check The annals of European despot-
ism can show no oppression under the
iron heel of bloody booted tyranuy-we
mean the bloody heel Of iron booted TYR
anny-like that of these much-sufering
Democratic farmers of the district Lynn
Boyd represented in Congress Tor some
thing like a generation. Will our friend
of the Hickman COURIER call on Uncle
San my Tilden for a subscription for their
relief2-L Louisville Commercial.
The people Of the United States are
calling on Uncle Sammy Tilden," and
the Hickman COURIER, with about
three million other voters will sign the
petition in November The stupid
set " of the {" Gibralter district, know
that the public money has been stolen.
wasted, and squandered, as never be
fore in our history, aud all the subtle
ties Of the protective tariff can not hide
the fact that it is taken from the toll
and sweat Of our honest labor. The
complaint of hard times is in every
body's mouth, except " select class
enriched BY the imbecile policy Of the
party in power. This stupid set
know that the aggregate Federal taxa
lion has swollen from $50 600 OO0
gold, in 1860. to 10000, goo cur
reucy, in 1873; that in 1860 it was
less than 50 per head, and that now II
IS SIS; aud that no sophistry can hide
the fact that, after all, it comes off Of
the toiling farmers and producers
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

1t is now agreed that Congress will
not adjourn before the first of August
If the Judiciary Committee should de
eide that Secretary Robson can be i'm
peached, it is doubtful if there is any
adjournment before fall, as Republican
Senators insist thatthe trial should fol-
low that of Belknap. That IS the only
contingency that now seems likely to
prolong the session.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28
Republican, Laughing "a. Us.

The Hickman COURIER. Democratic
organ in the First Congressional district
hristles with paragraphs heriting its par
~ in that locality for its dissensons 1t
lays: "the party of reform in this district
Is torn and discovered by the wrangle for
individual advancement party which
Ia its minority, is split up into wrang-
ling personal factions would be a very
poor party to put down corruption and
extravaganza, when placed in power 1t
IS more intent on getting spoils than
making reforms.-Louisciits Commercial.
Thus il will be seen that the leading
Republican organ of Kentucky with a
quick eye to the interest of its own
party. '.ehuck les over the Democratic
dissensions in this District. 1t is
ready to point It's shafts of irony at
the Hickman COURIER. or any other
paper, that strives to produce harmony
We leave il to the honest democracy of
this District to judge between the
Hickman COURIER. and those personal
pariissns and papers, who are either
fomenfing these dissensions, or silent
SIS to them
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28
Presidential Probabilities.

IClnclnnatl Enquirer.
The calculators Of chances are at
work on the prospects of the two Pres.
identiai tickets. The showing, or rath
er reckoning, is on the side Of Tilden
and Hendricks. Allowing to each
Presidential candidate his native State,
the followingis the fairest showing we
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

THERE is said to be more than one
hundred members of Congress absent
from their places. Election time com
ing on, they run home to run their
claims for The next time. 1t is a
shame.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

General Frank Siegel has declared
for Tilden, aud the gallant German
soldiers who followed him in the late
war have girded on their armor and
taken up the refrain of the old war
song, az We goes to fight nit Siegel."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28
THE BORDER WAR.

4 Late Dispatch from Gen. CrooA-
TIE Sioac an Strong Force
CHICAGO, July 25.-Thc following
dispatch was received at Lieutenant
General Sheridan's headquarter this
morning
Headquarters Bighorn, &C., Expedition
Camp on Goose Creek, Wy, July Is,
Via Fort Fetterman, July y.
To Gen. Sheridan, Chicago:
l forgot to say when [ despatched
my last courier that | had sent out
Lieutenant Sibey, on the 9Th, with a
small detachment Of the Second Cav
airy, to escort my guide Frank Gruard
in making reconnaissance When the
party came, on the 4ih, to a point
near where the Little Big Horn de-
bouched from the mountains, they en-
couutered the Sioux in strong force
and saw enough 10 convince them
that the main village OF the hostile In
dams is not far from that point. They
succeeded in making their escape only
after abandoning their animals aud
marching across the rugged loot hills
Of the Big Horn mountains. The
men were nearly exhausted when they
reached camp Lieutenant SibIey
and Frank 3ruard the guide, are en-
titled to great credit for the manner
in which they carried out my instruc
tions and the coolness and judgment
displayed in saving the detachment
when surrounded By largely superior
force of the enemy Mr Finnertyf
Mr. Burrier and Jim Traynor ac
companied Lieut. Sib!ey, as volun
teers, aud behaved we'll.
(Signed) GEO. Crook,
Brig Gen.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28
Master Caldwell County Grange.

A business man accosted a gentle,
man from the country the other day
saying Why don't you trade with
me - +" Because, said the individ-
nal, you have not extended an invi
tation to me to do so. | read the
county paper every week, and [ have
never seen an advertisement Of yoIEs
in it, and | never 20 to places tha1
am not invited -KR0ruiHe Tribune
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

ROBERT LINCOLN, son Of the late
President Lincoln, will stump the State
of Illinois in the interest of Tilden
and Hendricks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28
Earness & SaddIerz
MIR. "a. e. WHITE.
Select School.

z WISH to obtain twenty pupils for n
{ select school, which propose to open
next session.
Having had experience in preparing
young men for West Point the Naval
Academy, and the Virginia Military In
stitutc. I would especially desire to pre-
pare pupils for college but viii give Due
and FAITHFUL attention TO all entrusted TO
ne, regardless of age or advancement.
All. who wish to send. viii please inform
me before the first Of july ] refer to
Col. J. II. Davis
jest p C. HALTBURTON.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

IT is said, and by some Republ-
cans, that the passage Of the bill to re-
peal the Resumption Act, will give
Ohio aud Indiana to the Democrats,
certain.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28
Rusiness Notice.

Mr.. GEORGE WARREN has sole au
tbori,y to collect any subscription
amounts for the HICKMAN COURIER.
due 70 me. JNo. G.. WILSON.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

2Ol
That is nineteen more than is nee
essaryl Both parties will take it for
granted, we presume, that in this in
stance a nomination is by no means an
election. There Is great room for hard
work. perseverance, and a liberal use of
" grease as the " boys call it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28
Not CO to the Public.

TENUE SHERIFF. can hc found in his of
fec in Hickman, every othcr Satur-
dal from SATURDAY June G5. 1874 ana
every Monday and Tuesday eNccpt " bea
attending ourt-unlcSS speciality ealte1
oil. Il. Il, WAIVER
Jc2tt I. a.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

IHLIEAN.


Florida. ......... ! indiana....... .......I .
New Jersey ....-... 8 Wiscousiu...........lO
Total. -
Necessary 20 lo5
The chances Of carrying the doubt
full States are on the side OF the Dem
ocratic ti:ket. Indiana added to the
Democratic ticket will elect Tilden.
Lose Indiana and carry Florida and
New Jersey, and still Tilden will win.
There is greater probability Of Hayes
carrying Wisconsin .han of Tilden,
and yet il is far from being an assur
ance.
The outlook, at present, is very de
cidcdly, as we view the chances, in fa-
vor Of TiIden and Hendricks. Yet we
can see where it IS possible to make
decided inrosds on the Democratic
column. The following table Is Re
publican estimate
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

THE recent hot term has caused
considerable sickness throughout the
country, says our exchanges.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

A LARGE portion OF the South was
visited By rains Thursday and Friday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

4 PApUcAH parent has named the
seventh addition Tilden.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

Senator McCreefy has been called
home by illness in his family.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-28

Some Of our Girls are uneasy-ihe
leap years months are fast rolling by.
80 Pop the question"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-29
Dickens Manners.

From q New York letter.
When Charles Dickens was In this
country, some years ago, he went 70
AlbsnF TO lecture, and put up Al Con-
oress Hall. General Woodford was then
acknowledgements and hsd an elegant
suite of rooms there. and - ne vas so-
sent with his family ne kindly gave per
mission 70 place MS rooms 81 the disposal
of the great novelist. Dickens accepted
the courtesy IS q mere matter OF course
and had not the grace 10 express
sny thanks. He lectured- pocketed the
money and went away, ike any ctler
Snowman. 4 few months afterwards he
returned TO lecture again and was shown
20 other apartments, with when ne was
not pleased. He sent TOR his land
Lord, and demanded MS former rooms.
Mr.. Blake said that they belonged 10 the
Lieutenant-Governo OF the State. That
did not matter, said Dickens; 60 ard ask
him If ne will give up MS rooms 20 me-
Blake demurrei 10 this, But Dickens II.
sisted. With a very long lace, ST
Ixst Blake went 20 Genera.
Woodforrs room and put the
question. Woodford looked quietly for
a moment st Blake, and then said: Two
months sgo, in nv absence, l gave up
nv rooms 20 NJ. Dickens as = personal
accommodation 70 yourself and him. M.
Dickens mad not the grace 20 express any
thanks. Perhaps these are English man.
ners. They are not good manners, any
how. Saw 20 Mr.. Dickens that the
Lieutenant Governor Of the State OF New
York is not in the habit of turning him.
self out of his home for the accommoda-
ton of travelling showmen.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-29

GEpRaE LII, vas extremely panctaal
and axpected punc.usiity tfoa- suery
oas. Lord H-was the most punctuAi
person who attended on his Majesty.
He bad IN appointment one day with
the King ct Windsor It II O'Clock. On
passing through the hall the clock struck
IL, on which his lordship IN bus r.ge
st being half minute 100
late. raised his cane and broke the gtass
of the clock. The King reminded him that
he was little beyond h's time, which
he excused Is we'll As ne could At the
next audience the King, Is ne entered
the room, exclaimed, Il, how came
YOU to strike the clock? sThe clock
struck first, Your Majesty" The King
laughed heartily At the grave manner IN
which Lord H justified himself, the
mock solemnity of the answer adding
zest TO the bon mot.
The ides Of making Paris seaport
in other vo-ds, of rendering the Seine
nayigabie tor sea-going vessels-ls again
coming TO the surtace The rIYer at
Paris Is only between si1ty and seventy
feet above the level Of the ocean, and
distance in 8 straight line OF 10 miles,
although, following the course OF the
stream, it il 10 miles The problem Is
how 10 lessen this latter number and make
q greater depth Of water Il appears tha;
TO dredge out seven feet vonio
need An expenditure OF Sl3-Ooo,VCo
francs, and an siditisnal three teet would
require Il,0OO,O50 more. l. Is stated,
moreover, that the average size Of French
vessels Ia under 800 tons. The Minister
of Public Works and the Perfect Of the
Seine made An exploring expedition the
other day TO Rouen, and the journey Is
to be repeated BY the Municipal Council;
OF course, 10 decision has been arrived
At. but the lower estimate will probably
be adopted
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-29
Wesleyan Female Institute.
STANTON. VA.

Begins its nth annual session Septem-
bar y So, $50. Ranks among the inst Wy
ziuia schools tor young ladies'
Tyanty.three teachers and officers.
Modern Languages and Music taught oy
European aLd American teachers.
located midway between the noun
aims 10 the beautiful Valley OF Virginia.
Most invtgorating climate iar-ianed .or
health. Pupils coming here with feeble
constitutions. generally restored.
Buildings elegant tanne,i ~ pGrest nou.l-
,aln breex-s, commanding magnificent
scenery, altogether one OF the most de-
Iightful College homes n the Union.
simplicity n dress, With neat Uniform
required.
No unnecessary expense allowed
Board and tuition ~ college course for
scholastic year go.
For Catalogues address
REV. ". \. HARRIS. D. D.: Pres,
tyI7egh Stau4tCn' virginia
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or Interest to the Ladies'.

The origin Of the name kangaroo" =
thus described IN a recent work OF M.
+. Bucklsnd's: "W hen Captain Cook
i-s, discovered Australia he ssv soma
ps,ives on the shore, one of them holding
a dead animal in his hand The Captain
sent boats crew ashore 70 purchase the
animal. and finding on receiving II AA'
It was q beast quite new 10 aia. ne sent 8
bostsvsin back 10 ask the natives "a
name. What do YOU call this ere ani-
mai said the sailor 70 the naked native.
The native shook Lis head and answered,
.Esu-cs-1oo.' which means in Australian
lingo. i don't understand When The
sailor returned TO the ship the captain
said. Well. and what's the name Of the
animal The sailor replied Please,
Sir, the black party says Il Is kangaroo.
The beast hss kept this name ever since
-ErcA1ac>.
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ALLEGED nras.l Hsascsde.

The Kilkenny Moderator Of July 18th,
saws: "On Saturday evening LAST = man
named Mlchsei Egsn, alias Hearne, Was
arrested II Pxulstovn, IN this county, and
conveyed 10 Kilkenny Jail under com
initial signed by Mr. Willism Flood, J.
p. ON suspicion Of having caused the
death of the Reverend Mother, Presen-
,stion Convent Mary borough, Queens
County. The ietails Of this shocking
outrage are wanting. but it is alleged that
= man. whose personal description the
prisoner Is said to answer in appearance.
whose occupation Was that Of accompany
ing Roman Catholic MS sionarfes. selling
beaiA SC, gained sdmittSnce 70 the con-
ven, At Marlborough, srd when directed
to leave the premises BY tie Reverend
Mother he brutAlly gave that lsdy kick.
We are informed that owing to fright and
inflammation caused by the injury death
sn,ued shortly after. Late on Saturday
ni~ht the consssbulary IN Kilkenny 10
esiyed . description by telegraph from
the authorities e. Marlborough, and the
descriptions was snt To .ths PsuiStovn
Police. where the prisoasr vas arrested
and committed on remand - already
ssatsa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-29
The Custer Non ument.
rom the v. Y. Herald.

From the v. Y. Herald.
We are glsd 70 see the fund increasing
for monument 20 the gsllsst officers
and mes Of the Seventh cavalry, wno
rode 70 death with Custer st their head
in the fight on the Little Big Horn.
There are now nearly tour thousand dol
la-s IL the hands OF the treasurer, NJ.
Angus. Belmont We hope 10 see the
columns of igures advance more quickly
hereafter. The watering places should
soon be heard from. In moments OF lux
urious ease, when sill that can satisfy hu-
man wants or desires Is 81 hand, the purse
should more readily expand under the
pressure OF emotions that honor deed as
brave IS that of the Spsrtans at Thermo-
pyle or the Light Brigade st BalaN!ava
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-29

What the faculty OF tie University or
Virginia say: I've recognize with plea
sure The success OF the school a. evinced
bv the high standing and rapid progress
OF many OF Mr.. CaO-lls pupils VINO nave
passed from his hands into ours. " tn All
confidence. the refOre. We recommend The
school conducted by Mr.. CaOeil, "a those
VINO wish Ia have their sons thoroughly
trained tor the University or ior any
sphere OF higher culture.
g. Z. GildeTsleeve, Prof. OF Greek George
Fred. Holmes. Prof OF HIST Lat. and
Rhet John g. Minor, Prot. OF Com. and
stat Law Chas. :. NenaDie. Prof. Of AAth. ::
J. =. Davis, Prof. Anat- and Mat Mel ;
VIM. < Peters, Prof. OF Latin; Noah K
Davis, Prot. Of moral Phi: Jas. l. Cabeil,
Prpf OF PHYS. and = ~: VI. Scheie De
We're. PROT. Mod. Ian y. AalleIt, Prof
Of Chemistry; Francis 4. smith; Prof 0f
Nat. Phi: John T. Page, Prof. III Nat. Hist.
and Ayr: /. !. Beck. Prof. Uf Applied
Math, < o. Southall, Prot. Of Aer. LAW,
&c: James +. harrison. Prof. Of school
OF Medicine and Chairman Faculty.
mi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-29

The manufacturing eonfsctioners, NJ
their meeting At New York. viii consider
measures TO establish eombiratson IN
the trade, to have 9 regular form Of credit
and 70 put nothing but pure goods On u
market abolishing the ass Of Ponsns fef
coloring.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-29
PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE,
AND
PiisbughcenserataII9fM Music

Elegant Buildings Eight departments
Twenty-six Teachers superior Sdvanta-
yes IN Music in the Conservatory OF Music
Connected with the College. Special de-
partmenIs. also. tor Drawing and Painting,
SeedIr-Work. Wa1-wOrk, etc The College
Owls -Ihe largest and best Grand organ
tor educational purposes in America
Charq-y lesr than anu sciaDDi gTOrrfiHg s'YEGl
advantages mad Recommendations SEND Ia
tue President. Rev. L - Pershtng, D. D.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. tor a catalogue.
fy-l4dHwah
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-29
z EDUCATIONAL.
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL

claw Department of Washington UNI
vernity.l
The regular annual term OF this Law
school viii open ON WEDNESDAY, &C
TOBER Ilth, 1875. Full course, two terms.
six months each. Students admitted TO
the Senior Class. on examination, By appli-
cation ON or before October 10th. Tuition,
$50 per term, including use Of Library.
For particulars address
G. N STEWART, Dean of Law Faculty,
jyIAesb aS y, Third St., St. Louis, Mo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-29
TEACHER.

LADY OF EASTERN VIRGINIA
A who has hal much experience N
teaching. desires a situation IN iamIIy
Tor cas ensuing session. i qualified 10
Instruct n higher English. French. Latin
aud Music. \ sister, With the same quail
dc ,tions. excepting Music, also wishes a
situation. References given anu re,4 ulTe'i
Address, stating particulars,
yIRGINIAS,
West Union,
fvlatkT3 Dos!drIIge Co.. ". Va
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Remington Sewing Machine.
WITH HEMAER, WELLER. BgsIDEg
AND GuAsE-
iron stand with Black n AIM; Top 81 90
-ams Aasitio< sith Drop L~af------ .. 20

RsasouI EAg The RS--s-g<s~ y.,n.ly $50.
ulg AsSAsa.s s1s sup<y~rD
al lsAeys-
lst-rhstr simplicity. The uss ot tb-ss
a very sakily srquirsd. and any zid oi
ordinary inLsfiin.nrv N ezpabs. oi kesp
iuE tts-in In orisr.
1.-The Con.EEuTtion ~ The Machine -
saeh That u may ~ run al o higher rst- 80
.p---i than any shuttle Machine nov in
the mkTket. Ia nsrforts. sbsr~ the sp~~-i
IA. n--~n rs-x!-Es rssi. oxsr ioB sttfrh~- Per
M buts have o~~n attained With @.-~.
d-Th<ir Durability Brinx ~ ssTDns in
al their paris and 1ttssl With great me-
ebaHteAl niSfiy, and being ff-e from tbs
harxiI tzrrfnx moNsrnsnt< and frirtisa 80
eBsrlmoo IN tnisrfor nacnin~s. they viii
wear . ISux time sithos; repalT % any
kind
sIh-Th-ir AaaptabEsty. ~ . amyi
change of tho B~esils snd tnrs>d, th~y sir
CO. The nn~-t ezmbr-e or th~ heaviest
rather. AL ne yartoa- Kinds % bos 10 aud
sho~z. bnrkskin svtnx- rsotbtnx. Gsp-.
stays. shfrix. NANTES and drsss-nAkI G
can ~ s;ons siih egGAl iarillty.
Sth-rhs shsfiis esf1x isfys " Wi ear
|. great quantity % thrssss-thos sssinS IN
> Ers-zf MEASURE. The tsoasss % Hing The
noobfn@.
xh-The means "a getting NJ Tho r--
4uirst rxssfos 0n The thrs..ast 10 - am pie
and compis<~. thsf even n<ra-stitea on
18th krpEs of he mss<riAl shArh VII pos
MP az raysii s.x D. readily obtss ned
-th-rney VIII 49, With ~g1AI ns<flitT
Elk, Twist. Ansn Thrcst and COIN nsos
-pooi COTTON
zh-rh-y hAv. no rp.ry e.m., cog
uae<ls or ls~.r arms "a MAKE . so1s<, run
hsrt M IN got ort % orfsr.
BY ,as NO and p~~a,isr rsoTsm~nf %
ae<slls and <nuttts end shrrss3-soatrDilin G
psrtz. rEers - loo sesr az Strain ga tho
tA-..d zsr,1. Tfse srr>nd b~fng .<rt In tb~
material antniarsd. tbs vork . thsrssor-
o-tE<r and .ffonxsf than thai done ON AM
O<hsr nAchin<-
Sid on @zsy terms BY CHARLIE q.
Nk<xfxa.l 0r8E1fl<nL ny-so
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HOLLINS' INSTITUTE,
-~~rnlr sDDUNES VA

B0rETOUR SPRINGS VA
u,HIRTY-FOCRTH ANNUAL SESSION
SiI open september 18th. Faculty.
irte-n aides and Gentlemen, besides otasr
Ifti.rr,S. Tuition IN al literary studies
Oh b1Irrf So. The school IS INST class,
ana enjoys the further advantages oi
mineral waters and A mountain climate.
Dpp1t, salem. A. VI. & D. X K z. o., Bote-
tCGrt springs. Va. Circulars WIN ft!er-
-ucrs 20 patrons IN many states, sent on
nppIicAiE6n Young ladies proposing -
attend should apply AZ once.
rvJ+I,kwsa CHAS. l. COOKE SUpt-
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ROASTED COFFEE
REFINED LARD.

JHAvE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
| Fairbanks Refined Lard n !, ; and ,
%. cadieS. and N 10 and y 10. buckets.
= ]. SMITH.
- Cor. MARKET and Fourteenth SIS.