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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-16
NEWSY NOTES

Thc+c are five Republican newspapers b.
Virginia all Of them straight-ont Debt
Payers
The lIarrrn Snfinci saws :. w. Sommcr,
who has been the mail carrier for twenty
one years between Front Royal and Rock
Mills, Rappahannock county has ridden ON
horseback l96, 800 miles.
A caller at the Pension Office in Wash
incton Wa. told that The pension list This
wear would amount 90 S70,O0O 600, and &c
was estimated that $i00, ,O00, 900 would be
required next year for payments on tho list
seEetor David Davis * said to own more
land IN Illinois than any other resident OF
that State. A Bloomington correspondent
estimates hisroalth at $5, ,000, ,000. He pay
$3S 600 ia taxes yearly No one looking ati
linn would call him bloatcd bondholder
At the request Of tine President of the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad the people OF
Biz Lick" Roanoke have resolved %
change that ugly uamc to the pretty ono Of
Roanoke" The railroad company is a.
bout erecting large hotel there, and be-
sides this n reservoir which when completed
the town can use.
City Of Mexico, .Iunc q. a sholc irain.
of ears on the N0rclOs railroad iumblCd
down into the San Antonio river near On
anita last night on account OF thc Niihe
away Of stono bridge. Nearly teo hun
drei rcrsons were killed and great many
were injured. Most of them were soldlcr,
TBcoe are focr mndrri thousand doliau
in the irgiuia treasury and maay oi nie
largest axpaying coHutie- noi yci reiunicdi
This healthy condition Of financial al.aiu
il in large measure due to iiir iacI ihat th'rp
wa, no session of thc General Assembly last
winter.
Hampton Sidney COLLEGE to hWo
ncw pr5fssorship Of Bible studies and clo-
cuion. Mr.. n. s Rcyn0dsrf Norfolk. %
graduate Of thc institution, h-1 SlFp
for Eve wars toward tln salary OF ilc Pro
fc, sud Prof Hlai enA Nr Fcicr wil
add caolgh TO make - 200 annual sala9
There a-c 2il.l5i )ol, of school a4tin
lnis Sldc aud ~ Chi numbcl jgAcro1 ha'
$40 and EulcIcy @2 auditor hilicr
rs rcquircdly law reports iha amount no
the treasury. Juno l0. 1881. i1 the cndlt ~
thcschool fund sl7a 1868 io thi- s'rtdol
tho -aarirs 1( tia c94H5 upennit nf ni.,
s5.fis ~ maxim. i9'al oisio5l,' s3.
Mz. Matilda Scmmc'. famol Iouisii'-
na beauty IN her day. Wa hi'lci az War
rcrfor. Va. fw day inco by bc'nE
thrown ffom % huge.. Sie ea .lfhi{ ono
yclr ~ age and dur.ng l1cnnut aiihmt
isiratiau na4 prominent in MasliiHeion re
ciai CIRCLE yhr a1 ihr apni Di ihat ii-
anon. monarch 0i iho sca l.aP!'afl sem
mes. she Va buried f hine'9I, ana
h,r an, Father Az aai'r -fmuie oi VI
con. O.. conducted the cuir at ile
Catholic church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-16

tncniiics al the 3louongahcla. ihc
NcKo,sport 7m9, quoting paragraph
from our daily. says: "That SOFT 0f stuff
wc call hog-wash" Certainly we wrote IL
expressly thai You might tskc bath.
UJnorgaIdl fPg5iola.
And thcu IL Na. in orlc. + ihc c'.tor "a
Tho 7fnc. u III -llelp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-16

Guitcau T. a man not altogcthcr void of
curiosity On the SATURDAY prior io his
shooting the President he went to the c'ly
Jail 10 inspect IL vantcl 20 See, hc eays
"what Kind Of z place IL Was ii,at lc ould
be coming d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-16

Filty-Gic years ago the Fourth OF July
saw the death Of two cx-Prcsidcnt-, John
Adams and Thomas jefferson. Fiity year
ago, on the FORTH Of July, cN President
Monroe dicl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-16
Important Notice to Builders.
rVHE undersigned is giving bis sole Alteration 60
LUMBER BUSINESS,

st tRoslad,. Rockingham County, Virginia, ln
has facilities for a.iug orders oi any extent ana
great variety. Ie commands Forests o'
timber oi the very beet quality, ana mi.""S g.
pacity o. meet the most cN,ravaSao' Neh~'-- ''
thIs section.
ff-a.-. r.. rar.h.r Inr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-16
WINCHESTER Ir'EUs

I
Z tcntive assistant c,ishicrcf the Union Bank
viii soon -es "a his position, ana remove TO
/ Howard county, Md. We wish him success
/ in his new field Of labor.
The Winchester District Conference OF
I the VI. n. Church South, viii be held in
Shephc.dstoWn during the latter part OF
August next. A grand district picnic Of
Sunday Schools wiil also be held near that
! place at the same time.
The New York 7riJnne, true 10 It's parti-
zan instincts and mcndacious practices,
makes an attack upon the Southern people
and through them upon thcdcmoeratic par
ty. Referring to the crime of Guiteau, it
makes the naked and dcmoniac charge that
assassination exists qs a MODE Of govHrn-
ment among the Southern people and that
Ii J. encouraged and tolerated by the dem
ocratic party. In response thcrctothc iiar-
risburg lPa.) Patriot says:
"The assertions Of the Tribune are rs
/ false and malignant rs the occasion for
making them is untimcly, when the whole
people of the south are pouring forth their
warm and heartfelt sympathies Surely
that newspaper might haze s1'pondcd its
habitual slandcrs cf the southern people
and of the democratic party ut such tine
when the whclc milton watches with painful
anxiety for the latest bulletins from WASH
! ingtOn. 1t would be easy enough IN view
/, OF some Of the circumstances ct this at-
I tempted assassination to indulge IN similar
accusations. but this would be 10 initiate
/ the bad example and bad taste OF the Tri-
Jvpc. Certain il is that neither The people
Of lh1 South no- the domcc-atiC party nave
had the least share IN the fierce warfare OF
faction which is believed by many To- have
crazed the BRAIN ara ucVved the ann of thc
stalwart assassin. rOt many weeks ago the
columns Of the TcibRDc bore the most ample
testimony to the utter fllsoncss of the charge
which That newspaper now makes against
the poopla # the SOUTH
The fool killer certainly hasn't been in
the NcC York Trijms Office lately.
West Virginia Is making some strides To-
wards prohibition cf thc trahc in alcohol.
Thirly-niuc counties have refused license,
as follows:
Boone, Barbour, Baxtqn Brooke Cal
houn. CLAY. Ds'driage Fay co., liner,
Grant, Crccnbrier, Hancock, Harrison,
Jackson. Lincoln, Mcdowell, Marion, Mar
shall. Mason, Mercer, Monougalia, Nicho-
las. Pendlcton, Plcasants, Pocahontas, Pres
ton, Putnam, Raleigh, Randolph, l.iichic,
Roanc Summers Taylor, Tucker Tyler,
Upshur, Webster, WHIT and Wyoming.
License has been granted iuthc following
counties:
Berkeley, Cabcll, Hampshire, iauif.
Jefferson, KnaWha, Lewis, Logan. Minor
al, Monroe, Morgan, Ohio, Wayne, Wclzcl
and Wood.
Fishermen can govern Themselves accorI.
ingly.
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BUILDING PURPOSES,

cut iu size and leugth to mc.t the demands o'
Baiders or others, filled promptly npon terms
with which Oh. oiher person iu t-c alley oi lF-
GINA can compete successfa.ly. ,..4
The subscriber has 81 former yes.
very many persons in ti's section Win L-m' F;
and in returning tianks Tor past patr"Hl5, '-u-
in collecting tte orders uf oi. customers ane r ,
promises ctreral personal supervision, SOD -hai
orders NAV pc satisfactorily 1lled. Addfe,.'
u'R. g.. 2. g. MlLLER.
flktOu,
e v. a.. Is.
T. r.ckfrrham Co.,
March nc, 1873 'irgil'a'
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counties

Berkeley, Cabcll, Hampshire, ilqEif.
Jefferson, Kanawha, Lewis, logan Minor
al Monroe, Morgan, Ohio, Wayne Wclzcl
and Wood.
Fishermen can govern thcmsclgc accord.
ingly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-13

Hot weather, improper food, alcoholic
drlnks, and impure water are the causes OF
every case Of diarrbea, cholera-morbus, dys.
entery, or cramps, and when neglected these
disorders become chronic and dangerous.
Man Is at best careless creature, who In
berlts~ q dislike for medicine, aud often
brings on a severe attack OF sickness by
negleciing to treat a disease properly in ITS
infancy. PERRY DAyIs's PAIS-KnLER IS a
safe, sure, and speedy cure for all disorders
OF the stomach, and will correct oil ca .es OF
dIarrb@l, cramps, or d%ysentery immedi-
ately. All druggists sell II.
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(1ARNETT'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
N FLLICOTT CITY. Nd.
Principal, JAMES A.. GARNETT, NJ. ~, LII, d.,
late principal of ST. Johns College.
RE.OPENS SEPTEMBER lam.
Refers TO Bishops Of Maryland. Easton. Virginia,
West Viigiata, Kentucky, and Louisiana.
~ 2~2.2aw2@@
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K~roauois's Chasess for winning ihs@A
LeSer.


Ioxnoy Sentember dO.-Neyer In recent
vesrS has q race commanded so much atien-
lion az this years sc. Leger, and lroquois h
the cause of II all. n the public we're satis'
ded that be was all rigb. tue race would De
looked upon as a certainty for him. But
while rumors innumerable ars 3fi09t concern
ing The Derby winner Il Is IKE trying the
dfteeu-puzzle to form any opinion as TO the
result. The sporting papers seem 10 Dase
their opinions on the movements OF inc
market, and reluctantly diseardlng lbe
American Trey seek elsewhere for the win
per. The majority select Limestone. IL
was reported late last night that Jroquis
had given way on onefore leg, which eanseo
him 10 lose bis place al the head OF the Del
ting, in reality for the first time, 0eoio9is.
leaving of as fsvorite. The Newmarket
correspondent OF the Sporting Times, al
most the only writer who remains nrm IN
his allegiance to the American colt, predicts
his success. IL is said that Archer VIII fide
Bal Gal, In case Iroquois does not start.
But should The American be in the race
Archer will carry The Lorillord eolors.
The latest and not least important rumor IS
that some OF The bo0kmakeTs have succeed
cd 10 bribing some one connected with the
stable. but who IL Is no one can say. Never
has a fayOrite for a great race been operated
against to such an extent as lToquois for rea-
sons only known 10 the bookmakers.
Should the colt win there will be many
long faces, and DOT a few Will he missed at
Albert Gate on Monday the l9.h instant,
when settling day comes.
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r~.u..r,. tome or Tosetissr.

fss. Lenh dispatch TO The New forkSwor,u.I
society al Jefferson barracks, we. military
nos; thirteen miles below ct. Louis, u IN .
fiu,% over The disappearance OF MISS Lucy
Cowden- dsagnter OF a P~aiiadelpnla Rles-
chsnt aOd niece OF Post.surseen S9oua,u.
A eorOeLplayer In the post sano @s.
misslsg. Garrison gossip SAYS aae t"o ne.
by appointment on the bahS on enS''nSd
I'D we're eopReyed to the east side In a
skia. What adds to the senfsHoh y Wv
story that the Aopement was slaed ny tne
other melpbors OF the band. toefe wa !
stnrn,v scene in fhe Goddard family. The
sn,econ accused hIs wife OF hsyi19 kuOw-
lenee OF me cirrs foye affair. Mrs. GodiaFd
hss let The hsrrsekS and Is now with friends
IN the city. 40 reconciliation having been
effected.
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Ia ~
II win be semembercd that hmwek, sse
negro minstrel WHO was besten y y.
Io,lis by Messrs. Hsxetttae ard raIsmgse
fer saving thrf he was eugaeed 20 ~ 49,
ia uszeisipe. 49, &. Louis beiles pto"bn'
ann seaInss them lor . large snio"nL. =
special Telegram 70 ebe Ne" sViA
THIS ss,t WIS eoaprcmised last wees sos
~ 700. Amweg psA his sSorneys WV
apiece and efs tosa. 40. u.xe,t,nc
xner the eonprozstse MAS hsze,.an
.,s,aS =. an sutesvsew rhst the whole thing
vas : islsebsod c~eaoscsed 10y Amweg. ano
Ih - hed allowed bisssesf 10 0e impose
49, hy The s~ervsutgfs. whether this y
sr,sc ar not Is doubted by many peopie,
sebe believe thst ibe adyeutarer mus,
bsve received sone eDestragement. Asa'
sreuss. everybody pssdes Miss AsSeiune,
sna III, are sorry for the awkward position
IN wtSsb she Is placed. The NOE ssoiy
onlv goes 10 show that tbe female mssn-
sn~r <raze bas fouad as way West. MISS
Tiszegtine Is the yonng sadly VINO was re-
nor,ee 70 be engaged 70 a pfotninest e..,-en
xbo wss r~eceaily a eaD@sdste Tor see pres,
dency 81 the United states. one ls wen
Faoxa at the eastern wsiering-pisces'
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EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
One hundred and Dinety-sM ooilsrs, sgtranns
.oo,thss sessIon. cover all the eNpeuSes OF entrance
fseS' tultion, board. fuel. ighLs, and washing, an
EIghtysseveD dollars ard City cents wiz meet u'
expenses OF a NONRESIDENT stuasnt. ~ aAdrcs,
forcaV"okue app h. PURYEAR,
-,ca1std1w Chairman.
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on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 1881,
By W. Goddip,
Real Estate Auctlonecr,
once Eleventh and Bank streets.


GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y FAEM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES IN
HANOVER COUNTY SEVEN MILES EAST on
.RiCHMOND. ON IA MAIN ROAD LEAblNG
TO OLD CHURCH, AND OF A
or FORTY-FtVE ACRES NEAR
THERETO. WITH VALUABLE FLOuk-MiLL
&C. THEREON.-As trustee In a deed from JOnn
C. Drrheart and wife dated 18Th March. 1870 ano
recorded I'm Hanover County Court clerks office, de-
fault having been made In the payment OF the deD'
secured by the said deed, | shall, AT the redHeStO or the
creditors secured BY said deed, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1881,
al 4 O'Clock p. VI. expose 10 sale at public auction,
on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, the following
pieces or property:
first. < TRACT OF LAND in the county OF
Hanover on tbs main road from Old Church 10 Ne
chanlcsyille, containing 100 ACRES and THREE
.EIGHTHS OF AN ACRE. On ihis tract there Is an
excellent FRAME DWELLING. 4 good STORE
and other buildings, and well adapted FOR Il trucAlns
farm, residence, aud country store.
second. The PROPERTY la he SAID county OF
Hanover known as Brandy Branch NH: or" Belp'
Little MilLn containing As ACRES. adj ming tht
lands OF W. l.. COWardin, MS. GrObbs. aud Al. Alt
never. This MILL ha4 an established reputation
for the manufacture OF fSur, and is regarded very
valuable.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough TO paw expenses
OF sale snd fS47 "A, with interest NJ IL per cent
per snuum on 1920, part thereof, from September
2, 1881; and As TO The residue on a credit or nine
aud elahteen months. interest added on the eredi
instruments, and the credit insi2lments secured Wy
trust deed. H.. CIV
Sc ia Trustee.
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FACULTY:
EDMUND HARRISON, A. NJ. Professor OF Laun-
M, "a. HARRIS, n, A. FrIfessono l ~ Modern
- RowT. n. u. Professor OF Engllsn,, ,r.,ha.
EDWARD q. SMITH, III. A. ioiess"I VI ~
IN IaITsH wIssToy. NJ. A. Professor Of Physlss
n A.. NJ Ill. I'D rOtessor OF Onsn,s"
MnsS.M nTTHoMAS, NJ. A., ID. d., Professor 90
sAafIsFI ID. DivIEs, ProfessOrof Law.
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.%ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND OTOMkCRAfLROAD.-Schedule CON.
mencinR SUNDAY, August 20. 1851:
Oils A. 81, leaves ByTd-Street station daily; stop
OILY AT Milford aud Fredericksbur.
$40 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily ler
cept Sunday.
4:5O z. VI, leaves BUd-street station daily.
400 p. NJ, Accommodation for Junction, ie4v.
Brozd-Street station daily except sun
daysl.
lips A. NJ, arrives at Byrd--treet station daily.
2:56 p. NJ, arrives at Byrd-SiTeet station daily
makes no local stops.
e:5e P. NJ, arrives At Byrd-street station daily
except sunday.
1927 A. NJ, AccoGnmodAtion. arrives AZ Broad.
street station daily except sunday
&. A. TANLOR
General Ticket Aren't
y. T. u. MYERS, General superintendent.
AN u
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UNi' No los NORTH EIGHTH sTHEKT.
The seyentesnih session o. 'h's fenoo' WIZ
THTlRsDAY. september z3d. ua. 90 a. vel
tsvs az eleven years Of FFe received' or" "'N
cuARGEs PER SESSION; -.
Elementary Enslssh and Sf
st'aIin. Greek, Preach, GerHan.e kn
Cisraymens sons for al brspches .. I. .. 49, ~
Iii GOV stndiee more thau two o. these l. gnskss
- s,,srge r. made Tor me third and fourth. fef ~
nr more boys iron The safse. FAMILY neouoeO" :"
Aio will he mace from esch NIL over YOU. a. .v
Pavments as follows Ten collars tslVI - -
~ .,,tr.nre : ibe balance Ia three. SIX. Aho a1ao
saanths from leb Of september. 1881.
Ctreuisrs AZ ire book stores AFTER lOtn lnh.Ane
O"' TuoaAs n. NORWOOD. Praciisl,
re 11-1m No.Sl tasl Lele-
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Miss DANIELS BOARDING AND
M ~phy.eCffo0L
81 .L.a &ese. ftrc,f. HlchsRend. Va. The n!ih
set9ap of this seneol besine the 10TH rEF w..
nFH. SSH, sad eies the 2zTu OF JUNE scn2r.
llne. ~. !. "a PLACE VIII tsse enAIks :. "a
ker isrther Yasticsisrs apply cot eireoi'rs. no
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily FOR Norfolk, Portsmouth,
smithdeld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c..
Newberne, Washington, anc TarDoroi, y. C., an
ern Shore of Virginia, Old Point, and all regular
landings on james river, at LOWEST RATES
and through bills Issued. H.. Il. TATUh,
SO II- Superintendent.
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For BALTIMORE. S
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
,HANGE OF WHARF

CHANGE OF WHARF.
Until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE VIII
sail every SATURDAY at 4 II. N. from CLIDE'S
WHARF Rockets, direct for BALTIMORE.
Through bills OF ladiDg signed and goods fer
waTded with dispatch 10 points North and West.
Freight received daily until o Z. NJ.
For further Information apply at Office on The
wharf. au 2O-3m
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LADIES, DO Won want 10 be sircng, healthy, aud
beautifully Then use HoP BIrTERs.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESlRA,
L BILE AND CONVENIENTLY,ARkANGs !
BRICK DWELLING, No. $40. WEST SAnf
STREET, BETWEEN MADISON = BELE,
DERE STREETS. CONThlSfNS sENEESN
ROOMS BESIDES KITCHEN AND
ROOMS. ATTACHED. AND MODERN I'M,
'PROVEaENTS-By virtue OF a certain deeu Oi
trnst executed 30 the undersigned as trustee, uated
Lnsust ~. 1878. and duly recorded IN the eierh,s
once Of Richmond Chsncery Couri.in y. b. 10 -,
maze 2pl, 10 secure The payment OF thirteen certsln
nee0iable ustes, amounting together TO sl,9ou,
defanlt having been made in The payment OF one %
said notes, and at The request OF the holder thereol,
/ win proceed to sell at public auction, upon the
premists, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 1851,
at K o'clock T., VI. the REAL ESTATE above mem
toned. being the same conveyed by The said deed Of
trust. The lot fronts 1oHxl5s feet to an alley 10
f,et wide.
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 pay The expenses OF
sale and The sum Of $1,000, with interest thereon
from Angus, II, 1881. until paid, aud the balance
or sale. II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
sa1q Trustee.
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CxTT OF LAND IN THE couErY OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a decree q w t III ~
coup9t Of the coanfy or dooenisns, "a !. .ns ~ ssv
scott's executor W. Goode. nc. exsse ec =
she-ein asnned, sell a. auction al Goocnlana oo''
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER !, 1881
the TWO TRACTS OF LAND now w We ~ N hls
si~n ~, a Flemfng. The former. purcnn.s ~ %SssSs
rsss and costs. containing respectively iuo . 49,
hCEEs. living on the Three-Choppeo fo-u''n '"S
npusr part OF The said county. eradt, NJ
"yTSppns. dine half cash; balance on y SIesls ~
liz moniss. secured by bonds beafinf in.ens,s , nsse.
gay VI saast w. w. COSBY.
money 70 p@iu- spcciAi Commissioner.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT cOMFORT, VA.
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Opon al
the year. Equal 70 aey hotel IN the United States n
4 eUMNiRh EsoR send for circular describing
HARRIsoN PBGBUs,
= hQ5 Proprietor.
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ByR.B Chsmn q Coz
~ E.fnfe A1cffoaetft.

AUCTION SALE OF NrSE ~,
"A HOLD AND v5Snnn !. 'hseaklne
NM keSssr cersne. we viii sell AZ bis residence iie
west Main street, on ,oo, 1876
w..-,ng nj 10 o'ciock A. NJ ,hfs entire HOUSE,
u n Nj KiTCHEN FURNITURE a few srn-
ries ~ which we menuob-yms,s
IMPnRTED O~iL-PAlsTfNes'
FTAGERE-Marble slab.
pspT0I HAIRS. SOFA. Sci
MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP rAbLSs'
HAIpnndd FEATHER MATTRESSES,
~EAsHeTANDS BkDSTeADS. ,rgx-otra
CooKING-STOvk aud Okl snLo
Many other useful articles 700 numerous "
Hon. m ruAPFfN a CO.
HbiAs' OaS" AuctiOneers.
s.,e nv Jso. Y. LAUGHroS.J r., Auctloneer.
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HELLMUTH LA

III =
IL. n. II. PRINCESS LOUISE.
HELLMUTH, y. ID, ID. z. Il,
FALL TERM OPENS WEDN
Handsome aud spacious buildings, beautifully
The GROUNDS comprise lao acres. The aim of
intellectual and practically useful education. The
ANT principles, as the only solid basks f0r the right
ss6ken In the college. MUSIC a speciality. Board,
course Of English. the Ancient and AodeFH LhnRua
Piano and Library, Medical Attendance aud Medi
tke daughters of clergvmen. For circulars and full
pal Hellmuth Ladies College, London. Ontario, Can
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DTssOLUrIONs a PARTNERSHIPS.
SUMMER

| WARN SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. va,
WIN be kept open until NOVEMBER lsT, or later
A good c0mpanY Is expected during the mouth oi
October. Good cooks and other servants retained.
gek-lm JOHN l.. EUBhkK.
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The next es.ion begins SEPTEMBER a. tesi'
and continues nine months.
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. All trains daily except sunday.
Passenger train connects At West Psint on TUE
DAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS MAD
steamers to and from Baltimore.
Freight trains will have passeUger-eoacn attaclrl
Train No. IL connects Al BdIAevilie win Nor
folk AID Western railroad Tor rtfmNlhe' LSL-A'
bnrg. aud am souihnesteT- points,
Train No. so fast mall stops only AZ JetersPlie'
Burksyille, Dras,'s Branch, Barssdaie's' DahNAie'
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte. cpsriauhui-'
Greeuyille, Seneca Toccoa, Lula, AID 6SiuesFlHe'
connecting al Atlanta for all points south aho >'u.A-
west .r-..
tions. connecting at Sutherllnis with Mlltcn tnl
Sutherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad Ter Mllion Az
salisbury with Nestsln North Carolina railroad lyt
all points in Western Nerth cardinal ~ AuaA"
for AL points south and southwest.
Train NO.z2 Through passenger ana Mti .
at an stations. connecting Al Sutherliu's WIN llIt-
and Suiherlin Sarrow-Gauae railroad IoI Nll..l
! AZ Atlanta for all points south aud southwest 4
| Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and ALk-t~
railroad for Columbia, Augusta savannah aAe
Z Trans from the Souh arrive At chmon at al
Z. NJ. 8:42 4. M.I7:13 a. NJ, and l2.ls i. M,1,l
| fIom West Point AZ Io:l5 A. NJ. Passenger 100
p. NJ. aRd s:25 Il. NJ. iFrtightl
PUELMAN-CAR SERVICE;
ON Train No. BO-Richmond 10 Atlanta.
ON Train Ne. AS-New YORK aud AtaEt4 fi'
| RicbRono, aud Greensboro 10 Henry's sldu'.i
! Western North Carolina railroad. .
\ on Train No. 42-Wsshington. ard Richmond
| and Dsnyille, ana Danyille ara Augusta.
BOu-Air passenger trains leave Richmond a. ~
A. N. and 6:35 I. NJ; arrive A. Bon Airst 6:ei :
NJ. aud $50 II. VI. arrive Al Cotlheid Al 1ii@ n
". aud 7:Il z. ". selnrning' leave Coalneld
| TAI A. NJ. aud 7:2S y NJ. leave Bon Air AZ : \
AZ. and TAO T.. NJ; arrive al Richmond at e:23 \
| NJ. and Z. NJ. All passenger trial Is except The Ia
mail stop at Bon Air.
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No laY-oyer checks given on local tickets.
General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent
n n u TAlCOTT. Gensrai Aauager. az z
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