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DEATHS.
Obituaries aye charged for at advertising rates,
Voices u dea1hs published Qr0tatit0akslu.

NoetCeS " uectOtS puOGtSf1eI O1OtuttOatSt0.
MILLER.-At Fishersville, June 18th, Mrs. Sal
lie Miller, wife of Capt. Clinton G. Miller. In
early life Mrs. Miller Joined the Methodist
Church and lived a consistent Christian. Her
maiden name was Maupin and Albemarle
her native county. s'-'
MORRISON.-At her rssit e.,oe IN WayneSboro,
We on Wednesday morning, June 18th, after
Pfotracted illness, Mrs. Harriet Morrison
widow OF the late Joseph Morrison, ESQ.,, in
tne lotn year OF her age. She died in the hope
OF bhssfnl immortality and in perfect trust
IN her Redeemer whom she he'd Gnaeayored
faithfully to serve tor more than half cen-
fury. -
DUNN.-ln Charlottesville, Va, June Sth, in the
George A. Dunn, and daughter of James c.
and Sarah Riley, of StauntOn, Va.
RUFF.-On the Sth of Juno, in Paris, Lamar
county, Texas, in the Goth year of herage, Mrs.
lsaDelia Ruff, widow of the late Col ]. M. Ruff,
ana daughter OF Judge Coalter, formerly of
v!Gks6urg, Miss. They were former residents
Oh lexington, Va, where they have q large
circle OF relatives and friends.
RotGLsTok-ln Harrisonburg, June 18th, 1873, lit
Tie Hosa, infant daughter of D. II. and Siddie
" hoiston. aged months.
ABOVE the realms OF death and sin,
my cheruD is at rest
Mlngllng its accent with the song
vi spirits Of the best
Methinks see her little hand
beGkonig for thee to come
ana looking for some favored spot
FOR an eternal home.
Motner, when God invites thee there
M, Earth,s cares and troubles o'er
my chlld shall welcome thee to heaven,
Aua open wide the door.
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BARTLE-RHoDEs.-Ont the 18th inst, by Rev.
Jacob Miller, VIM. II. Bartle, formerly CT Gag
land, and Alice M. Rhodel-GI buckingham
county. u ''
RIPPEToE-BoNDs.-On the 18th inst, by Rev.
Christian Hartman, VIM. F. Rippetoe and
Susan c., daughter of Peter Bonds-all OF
Rockingham county.
SCHAEFFER-HAHN-In the Lutheran ch.ra.i
in this city, on the 18th inst, by Rev. j. I.
Miller, Fey. w. Q. schaeffer, of Richmond, to
Miss Jennie NJ. Hahn, of Staunton, Va.
WEAVER MARFIN.-Near Swoope's Depot, on
June 9th, by Rev. Mr.. Bushong, Mr.. John d.
Weaver and Miss Sarah r. Martin-both OF
this county. "
KoINER-SIMMoNs.- ~. Dfopmore the resi-
dence of the brides parents, June 18th, by
Rev. Prot. s. A. Repass, D. D., Rev. L. G.. NJ
mond, to Miss i. +. II. Simmons. OF Roanoke
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MIDDLE RIVER BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL,
This school was organized last Sabbath, and the
following officers elected. Supt. R. B. Humid
ley; Asst. Supt. Isaac Helper; Secretary and
Treasurer, Roudabush; Librarian, Get. Sher
man; Chorster, T. NJ. Reynolds. After the
organization Rev. DR.. Manly, of Staunton,
preached an interesting and practical sermon
from the words 'the lips of the wise disperse
knowledge"
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COFFEEs at C. a. RICEAELsGN's.


FISHING PARTY.-On last Thursday morn
ing fishing party started from Staunton for
Travellers Repose. They will remain ten days
or two weeks and will camp out, having taken
with them provisions, tents. &c. for that pur-
pose. They will fish for trout and other aoild
game in the streams that flow from the ALLIE
ghany mountains we fraternally commend
them to the care of the Highland Recorder, who,
we hope, will gather Ell ting faats sbont this ex-
petition, so tpat We may he prepared to defend
ourselves, upon their return, against the fish
stories" which will return with them. And
by the way, brother quill, be sure to see that
the clogs are not found wanting in the prom
Uses which they have heretofore held FORTH
Verb,tm sap.
The party consists of one Thos. S, Doyle, (ab-
sent editor Of the G3ods0s, Gd-etse, a0sque de in
Juria) one DR.. Carter Berk eley, (whose patients
are now recoveringD one Capt. VIM. L. Bum
gardner. absent on leave.) one ]. B. Scherer,
Jr, doing the fishing,) and one Preston Stuart,
cold, (emancipafed)
The motto OF the party is Mons semper Hbe-
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n
i MISERY. .yy;:s1 ,stests..ed. in q Seo9ed En-
.a6lapS. Price si1 cents
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radi-
cal Cure of Seminal Weakness, Or Sperma-
torrhoa, induced by Sef-Abusc, Involuntary
Emissions, 1mpotency, Nervous Debility, and
Impedlments to Marriage generally ;.Consump-
ineapacity, &c. By ROBEH." d. CULVER
WELL VEL N: D., ants y tns@areen Book ;" &c.
hie lecture, clearly proves from his own eXpe
rience that the awful consequences of SsIf.
abuse may be effectualIy renoo,et. without
rations, boueieT Instruments, rings or cordaIs:
po!astng QUA mode of cure at once certain an.
eI1eet4 PAL by Which ever sufferer matter
cheaply, privately, aa, tadtcally. Al5- This Lee
tire 1cttt f' 4o995 Thousands and Mc1se.s;;s
Sent Under seal, IN q plain envelape, 10 any
stamps; Address tho Publishers
H., THE CutVERWELL MEDICAL Co,
Il Ahn ST., New York; Post Office Box, 1850
Oct16-1V -' -'Oo'
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SUGARS at G. A. RICHARDSON'S

PIscAToRY.-Tho fishing fever fearfully RACES
In our community now and threatens serious
ly the rcviving business interests of the city !;
though the recent wet weather may have the
effect of cooling it down a little. Six OF our
prominent business men went to Ramsay's
Draft on last Thursday and returned FRIDAY
evening They say the weather was wet and
the water high, but they captured eighty of the
small try. Only two of the party did the fishing.
the other four carried the -preservers in case
of accident. as the water was very high,
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TEAS at G. A. RICHARDSON'S.

NEW WHEAT.-New wheat has been offered
for sale in Baltimore and brought fancy prices.
In Richmond on last Saturday the first new
wheat was sold on Change, Messrs. Atkinson
e. Temple sold "a bags of very good new Fultz
to the Haxall- Crenshaw Company at Sl.15 and
Sublett & Cary sold 800 bushels of very good
new Fultz to the same firm on private terms.
New wheat was sold at Winchester last week
for % cents bushel.
Prime white corn went up to SO cts per bushel
in Richmond on last Saturday, and some buy
ers were willing to give more.
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PICKLES at C. A. RICHARDSON'S.

ANOTHER R. r. ACCrDENT.-On last Friday
morning about half past OF clock, Frank Leake
brakeman on the c. & o. R. R., fell from
freight train, between here and Fishersville
and was rHn over MASKING his left leg very
severely. He was found by the train INN ediate-
ly following his own and brought to StauntSn.
He was taken to the American Hotel where his
injuries were dressed by DIR. McChesney. Heis
a nephew of Shelton +, Iyeake, of Charlottes-
vile. and his mother, widow lady, lives at the
Nursery just west of Staunton.
We regret to say that this unfortunate young
man died from his injuries on Sunday morning
at o'clock. His remains were taken to Green.
wood for interment.
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Flour Coming Downs pounds of Soda
Crackers at the New York Tea Store, for % cts
All kinds of Crackers. Call and see the fine
Crackers we have at the Wire Banner, % Au-
gusta street.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-We regret to learn OF the
death Of WALTER, aged three years, son of Mr.
William Floyd, living near Stribling Springs,
caused by his falling into largo kettle OF hot
water on Saturday evening last. The little fell
low fingered until Sunday morning, when he
was relieved of his sufferings by death.
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OLIVE OIL at C. A. RICHARDSON'S

REPUTATION, IAGo, REPUTATIoN."-Mr. q.
d. Wooton, of the Richmond bar, favored us
with call on yesterday, and presented us with
a copy of his lecture on Reputation" which
received very favorable notice from the Rich
1nond papers at the time of its delivery there
Ina lecture is characterized by originality and
many good hits. Mr.. Wooton is now here SELL
ing TINS lecture in pamphlet form, so as to ena-
oie MN to publish his book, entitled "Twenty
years experience at the Richmond Bar"
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Governor Holiday has appointed tho follow
ing members of the Board of Visitors of the
Deaf Dumb and Blind Institution in place of
gentlemen whose terms have expired. Meade
+. White uice John B. Evans, James H. Skinner
rice G. NJ. Cochran, Jr., and DR.. John Philip
Smith rice John l.. Eubank-
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Temple Of FashlOn.-Mrs. X. M. Kelly
will from this day close out her entire stock Of
millinery and fancy goods at cost for cash.
je 25-2t City papers copy twice.
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WANTS.
WOOL. WOOL.!

PRIME WOOL WANTED,
for which the highest market price will be
paid, Twelve ~ years experience In this
market, has satisfied that it is to she farmers
interest to wash his wool well. Call and see us
before selling.
apr23 BAKER BROS.
ITO INNESGGKS.-FORS ALE-an excel
! l3nt business property, on Main ST., first
class location. Returns readily ten per cent
For particulars address, Lock Box 2I3,
jan22-tf Staunton Va
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES!!-A fnll stock
of FINE GROCERIES,, Sugars, Coffees, Teas,
Spices. &c, &C., for sale by
c. A. RICHARDSON.
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NATURES NOBLEST REMEDY!
L A L. Il


NATURES NOBLEST REMEDY!
Bedford Aluna and Iron Springs Water
and DfuSs.
Efficient for throat diseases."-Dr. CARING
ton, of Va.
Specific in Skin diseases" DIR. Allen of N. C..
"Unequaled for .Scrofulous atfections."-Dr.
Walker DIVA
prompt and beneficial as an alterative.''-
Prof: Duncan, d. D., late Prest. Randolph Ma
con College, -"
"Rejuyenating on persons Worn with Toll and
care."-Dr, Hajes If Va
NY.
"Regulates the secretive Organs. DR. Chris
tian of Va.
"Purifies the Blood."-Dr. Langhorne. Va.
PRICES-Water, 81 case of doz. x GAL bottles:
" for gal demijOhn; 30 cents Gallon
Mass 80 cts. ana u bottle 50 SO and S. half
dozen; Y and $40 dozen; sent postpaid.
Liberal terms properly graded to wholesale
and retail dealers. Analysis and directions
with each package Full proof of all claimed
sent FREQ upon application. Sample supply
free to physicians desiring to test.
These charming Springs are open tor visitors
and invalids the year round from and after
June list, 1878. Board $50 month; $40 week:
Sl.5O day. COnveyances daily from Lynch
burg to Spring, II miles distant, over pl casa at
roads through picturesque cc,Ja.ry, connecting
with all the trala.. EGtnd trip tickets from ali
Buildings all new or thoroughly refitted Fare
and accommodations first-cass. Skilful resi-
dent physician. A. NJ. DAVIS, Prest,
B. A. g. |. Springs Co.. Lynchburg, va.
Sold by GEO. w. MAY & CO.,
apf2-ly StauntON Va
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BLIND DEPARTMENT.

BLIND DEPARTMENT.
Star Medal-To E. Amanda Wilfong, of Allie.
Shield Medal-To Isaac S. Humbert of Angus.
ia county.
DEAF MUTE DEPARTMENT.
Star Medal-To Louisa A. Perry, of Tazewell
Shield Medal-To VIM. D. Jones, of Chester
field county.
DIPLOMAS
awarded to those pupils who have connleted
the allotted course of study and have Obtained
three-fOurths Of the full value, at both the in
termediate and final examinations, on all the
subjects embraced in the last years course
DEAF MUTE DEPARTMENT
Louisa A. Perry, of Tazewell county. Cora A.
Fultz, of Augusta county; VIM. D. Jones. OF
Chesterfield county.
At the conclusion of the distribution. Prof.
Hoover made a few remarks saying, that for
the week previous he had been one of the board
Of examination, and that he wished that every
one in the State could have seen what he had.
The condition of these unfortunates, at first ex-
cites our profoundest sympathies, but if, as he
did, we should go through the Institution we
would soon begin to realize what advantages
they enjoyed under the provisions made for
their alienation by charitable people.
He urged upon his hearers that, after they
had. on that day, witnessed what this State
Institution was doing for these unfortunate
children, they should all feel 1t their duty to do
what they could to give every blind or deaf
mute child in the State the advantages this In
stltution affords? He closed with few words
OF advice to the teachers, urging them to perse-
we're in the performance of their duties. and
though their labors did not attract the atten-
ton OF the world, yet they would find their re-
ward in the appreciation of Him who said -
"Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one Of the
least of these my brethren, we have done it I'M
to me-"
The exercises closed with the Lords PRAYER
IN signs, the singing by the choir of "Sweet
Bye and Bye" and the Benediction.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Tho Board of Visitors of the Institution as
newly constituted is as follows :-Messrs, VIM,
Frazier, Charles Grattan, DR.. C. C. Henkel, and
Jas. d. Jones, old members; Messrs, James 81.
Skinner, DR.. j. p. Smith, and Meade Il, White.
new appointees The first meeting Of the new
Board was held on last Thursday present.
Messrs. Frazier, Grattan, Jones, Skinner, and
White. Mr.. Frazier was reelected President,
and all the old officers and teachers unani-
mously reelected.
The GOodson Gazette says:-"Other impor-
tant business was transacted, which, however
is OF interest to individuals rather than the
public. The BOARD expressed their pleasure at
the very satisfactory report of the Committee
of Examiners, Capt. Fl. L. Hoover, chair
many
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Good News.-Sugar, brown, $ toS}Ic.; white
lOc.; cut loaf, PFC; crushed PFC; granulated,
l2c.; powdered, l211c. Coffee-Rio 1t, IS, to 2oc.;
Laguayra, 20 to Ole. Java, Peabery, Maracaybo,
Apcha-all kinds of coffee. Tea-Black Ooiong,
60, rs, to sl.20; Pouchong. 4Oc.; English Break
fast, Soc. mixed Tea. 40 to 6Oc.; Green Tea, Gum
powder 60, rs, $780, BEST sl3o; Japan best, 81 co.
Hyson, 40 to 6Oc. Black Pepper, whole grain,
zoe. lb. All kinds of Spices at the New York
Tea Store. See the Wire Banner, near Court
house, Staunton. Va. j. D. HoUNIHAN, Prop
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE, No. III3)
Main Street, Richmond Va.

VItty ZIlIl, ISIN. J
To the stockholders Of the Southern Ifitllqk Iis,t.
rance Company, and others Interested.
You are hereby notified that have fixed on
several accounts directed by decree of which
the foregoing is copy, that is to say, for TAX
ing the accounts of Cabel and Mcclure trus-
tees OF the Southern Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny: My office in Richmond, at 10 O'Clock, A,
NJ, on WEDNESDAY, July 10th, 1878; for TAX
ing an account of the creditors of said Southern
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY,. July
lith; 1873; and for taking an account of the
rance Company, the same place, at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ, .on WEDNESDAY, July 9th, ISIS at
which times and place those who may be in
terested are hereby warned to attend for the
protection of their respective interests,
Given under my hand this 9th day of May,
1913. OHIO G.. KEAN,
Commissioner.
Harrison q Burwell, D. q. jei-4t
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CoNFEcr1oNARIEs at c. A. RICHARDSON'S

Ladies' Newport ties and slippers, all styles,
Just received and sold very low at
G. I. WELLER'S.
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apr2-1y
NORMAN SyruIS.,,-


No other medicine in the world was ever given
such test of its curative qualities as Boschee's
German Syrup. In three years two million
four hundred thousand small bottles of this
medicine were distributed fs2e OF chGrqe by
Druggists in this country to these afflicted with
ConsumEtioii, Asthma, Group, severe Coughs,
Pneumonia and other diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs giving the American people unde-
niable proofthat German Syrup will cure them,
The result has been that Druggists in every
town and village in the United States are rec
Ommending it to their customers. Go to your
Druggist, and ask what they know about it.
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size. Three
doses will relieve any case. For sale by DIR. N
WAYT & Bro. and G. w. MA 6 ca. deolS-e0w
HoME-MADE B0SsTs AND SHOES
HUGHES d MATTHEW have increased facil-
tiles for the manufacture of MEMS and Boys
BooTs and SHOES, and are prepared to supply
their customers with work superior to any
thing that is to be found in this market Call
and see their improved styles, and be con-
WINGED that their work is the very best T,,,ay
guarantee their work to Re e4astiy whatiit is
represented. GIVE li,em u trial aid encourage
manufacturing at home, = '''' 80 feb26-tf
Just received large stock of hats for gentle
men, boys and children, OF latest style Tylich
will be sold very low WI
-"' c. L. WELLER.
Spring stock of boots and shoes at c. L.
WELLERS! Great reduction in prices. Be
sure and call.
BAKER BROS. have, lust Ieaeived q lot OF
those Nice Lake HERRING.
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! Proceedings OF THE COUNTY COURT.-The
| County Court began yesterday--Judge Hen.
dren presiding.
| Tho will of Alkaline NJ. Peace was admitted
| to probate with Robt C. Peace as executor.
Authority was granted Rev. Frank H, Gaines
of the Presbyterian church, and Rev. Jno.
B. Haskell of the Lutheran CHURCH to celebrate
| the rites of matrimony.
| Martha w. Coyner qualified as Administrative
| c. t. a. of Harrison H, Koiner, decd.
A retail liquor license was granted John A.
Fisher, at Craigsville.
Constable Crosby at his own instance had his
powers revoked as constable of Beverly Manor
District.
The special Grand Jury brought in the follow
ing true BILLS
Against VIM. r. Doubt (cord) two cases.
house breaking and larceny.
Against James Goodloe and Jack Wilson
Doth copd) for robbery.
Against VIM. Echard and A. j. Echard for as
sault and battery.
In the case of the Commonwealth Vs. James
T. Eubank for assault and battery plea of guilty
was entered and a fine Of eight dollars imposed.
The following felony cases are set for trial to-
day
James G0odloe and Jack Wilson for robbery;
Cato Hamilton. burglary and petit larceny VIM.
r. Doubt, three cases, for house breaking and
petit larceny.
Daniel ]. Shaw was appointed surveyor of
public roads, precinct 81, South River District
Sixty-five deeds and other writings have been
admitted to record since the May Term of the
Court.
Seven e1 parte settlements were examined
and approved by the court and ordered to be
recorded.
Y. NJ. c. A.-The meeting last Sunday even |
ing was led by MIR. A. F. Robertson, who read |
the 18th chapter Of 1st Corinthians, and made
some excellent remarks thereon. l
Remarks were made by Mr.. - Trott, of
New York, upon Christian work in that city |
among sailors. Mr.. Heber Ker also made some
very appropriate remarks upon the subject of
the chapter.
At the close Of the meeting, the President, Mr..
H. NJ. McIlhany, urged upon the members the
importance of activity INJECTING others, out
side of the membership to attend the meetings
of the Association, so that they may under
stand its workings and realize the good it is
doing.
The meeting on next Sunday will be led by
Mr.. w. G. Straughan, of the Baptist church,
The subject-lst chapter of End Corinthians
Every body is cordially invited to attend.
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THE Sons OF JoNADAB EXCURSIoN-The
Sons OF Jonadab of this city had planned an
excursion to Mountain Top on last Friday, but
the neayy showers Of rain, which fell during
day, caused them to stop at me Aftop House.
where they spent the day very pleasantly, and
returned to the city just about dark. The trip
was success in every way except financially.
Our reporter, who is an iron-clad, says if you
want to know all about the fun had on the oc-
cason, you have only to ask those who were
present, especially the young ladies and father
"Rob." He speaks in the highest terms of the
Messrs. GGadl0e; Propfietors of the Alton
House, who are making a na.fle sor their beau
tiful Summer resort. The eXcursionists desire
to return their thanks to the Messrs Gooiloe
for the many kind attentions shown them
whilst at Alton.
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" DEBT on l4tfCchnenk.

In Debt on Attachment
The object of this slit is to recover OF the De.
PENDANT the sum of $4,000, Debt, with Interest
from August 10Th, 1866, till paid and to attach
In the hands of John Cook, or found within the
county OF Augusta, estate, debts effects, suhi-
c1ent TO satisfy TO the Plaintiff the amount of
his said debt, with interest and costs.
The Defendant not having entered his annear-
is not resident OF this State il is ordered tbat
ne 90 appear here within one month after due
publication of this notice, and do what is nee
essary to protect his interest. "'' 10 Aeo'
Teste,
Jef-h J. N. RYAN, Crk,
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SPICES at c. A. RICHARDSON'S.
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MARRIAGES.

BAKER BROS. have, lust Received q lot OF
those Nice Lake Herring.
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Carpenters Shop-John Greasy.
Shoe ShOp-JaS. B. Fry.
Tailor Stop-Kezekiah Echols.
Printing OBice-John A. Starks
Paint Mop-John G. Mustard.
Mattress Shop-Frank Goodrich.
Broom NtOp-Thomas Nunan.
SeaOi1lg ROOm-Victoria Burton
Fancy Vork-Emma f. Read
THE SCHOOLS.
BLIND DEPARTMENT.
Mr. Geiger's Casses-Emma Read and Wal
lace Hixon. 80
Mss Kerrs Oasses-Fannie D. shackleford
and lola Burks.
Mr.. Doyles C2asses-Lilly White and John C.
Ryan.
Mr.. Turner's Gasses-Vocal Music-LiIlv
White; observation-disclosures Humbert.
hiss Berkelcy's Classes Instrumental Music
Lilly White.
DEAF MUTE DEPARTMENT.
An. Hiltia,9s's Gass-S. w. King and Aleth
Aitcheson.
NJ. 4erkesey's aass-Fred. Harris and Rebec-
ca Cardwell.
DR.: Turner's Csass-Henry Cropp and Mary
Lofts.
=, w. Rear's c9ass-Macea Harvey and Hattie
Mr.. Eui1s Uass-Victoria Burton and Anime
Scruggs.
Mr.. Cookies Czass-Rosalie Cardwell and las.
e. Trice. ''
Mr.. Colenlans Gass-Painting- Misses Scruggs
and G1bbony. Drawing-H. EchoIs
GOLD MEDALS
for excellence in both studies and deportment
were awarded to the following pupils:-