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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-08-17
NOTED MEN !.

DR.. EDWARD EARIcKsoN.
Secretary Baltimore Collegeof Phar-
macy, says.
81 indorse It as an excellent
medicine, good digestive agent,
and non-intoxicant in the fullest
sense"
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virginia Midland Engine h"hs ih'"
a Strees-Car in Washington.

In Washington on Monday m-ht, as a
~ - ne Seycntb-Street line was proceed
-, .l,,tbOard across Maryland avenue al
g.. "A o'clock. il was struck by inc H.
-, naS.cnper train OF the Virginia
Nl;dlond TOAD. which was on IL way TO the
baltimore and Potomac depot. DurinS
~ dov the fiagmen are kept at TINS M
,'o-,a,t crossing, but after nighuali Only
i,e man is on duty there, ana Mohua!
,,i,,lt Lo was Al the south side OF the cross
80, and warning vehicles OF Tram moving
-, the track. The driver OF the car saw
mo locomotive but a no Warn'h--HS =
- d,.nlovcd on that track he concIuueu
~, ~ train was moving away from hllh'
s '.'',, ,,roccndrd 10 cross. There was smart
-, -. ~ the whistle given a. the ir*,ii
- do,vn RAPIDLY. and almost lnsiah.i! !!
/ ~ o,e,ine struck the stTeei-car !us' aiii'u.
'h;ns toppling it almost over, tiieh ~ II
.tt.,a .Iewinr il around ana crushing
,hc front platiorm. OF the tlghl pcisonii
on The ear the conductor alone e>e'feU
on ',,nrt oil the Others being bruised In'
,.N 81. L.. injured. OF these +. l.. BURN
nv; l;,.rd cv.cnded and painful bruises o
!uoiNf, eide the left arm and leg, ana olnel
"a; a;atni contusions, and il Is feared ihat ~
I '...c;,ed serious internal injuries
liz, III pal,oer WAS thrown from the ca
i.,ndiatrly In front of the englhe' t an'
Aii''', ,7,.a,,,,.d some thirty yards by lhe piV'
r"reixinr ghastly cut on the sac " In w
hoad and other severe injuries. Neu ~ -
W.. ~ also badly bruised. and suncfcu a,.aroI N
", w.. .bock. Mr.. Connors was seNeIcl.
Nsdcl,eJ Nedc and Theodore Nileger. messeu
enoON ~ the Western Union leiesIaP
Companv, was thrown up a2a'i'>' wv w
III ~ ,Iic ear and severely bruised. ,,r
VI The Alexandria Gazette III Us "''o'N
says: .o,-s he sionalled the street
oor 70 stor. but that his waving MaI tIrno -,
Saaded "a. Several parties on thc I".n ,r' T,'
tra,n At the time Of the accluen. "a! al ~,
la az 5r;ver of the street-car was emu
'IorCn. NV U.. that he had been signaiied =. :"
elAl,v a, but instead Of stopping MS S''l
,'S !, vas his duty TO do he continue. c. y, -,
;magining that he could clear lne Ia d,;y, -
snra n,. the train reached him; th;' IN. n,
onnd loav No., right on the railroad trach; ". u.
slollpS his horses and drove OIL ana W.
lil.'.io I'm at ALI after his car was struch.
nov ssid that the people Of the nelgng1InVS ,,e
,.erc re- greatly excited and delnanoeIi c,i,a ,"' NJ
We, WEI ~ the engineer, but DeteStlNe Dse w w.
ner;tt ~ who was present, ana a Wnos1 a a
,hor.in-law. Mr.. Burnes, was 'niunoud iord
tnei ,noIe the arrest, taking the "o,u IL,
TngIneer % Fleming that ne w9u''
-, Investigation OF the aiaI'
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
Crop Reports First September.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTrRE,
RICHMOND. Septcmber & 1889

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICTLTrRE.
RICHMOND, September s, 1882.
The reports for September Isl show the
following condition Of crops: Corn. 100:
wheat, 1903; rye, 1903; oats 65; barley, III:
buckwheat, 90; Irish potatoes. o.: sweet
pototoes, 9S; tobacco, 90; cotton, 80; sor-
ghum, %; apples. 60; peaches. ~: grapes.
%: stock hogs, SO; fattening hogs. 50.
The spring oat crop was failure in most
counties in the state. The winter oat crop
was first-rate one, and hence the average
G5, as both winter and spring are included.
Hereafter an effort will be made 10 place
them in separate columns.
TOBACCO.
50 far as crop statistics showing the
average condition Of tobacco the Isl Sep
temher have come 10 my attention il would
appear that in fifty-seven counties, IN which
the annual product j. 9,1Gi,j2l pounds.
the average condition ~ the crop is 05.
Without careful inspection, however, this
might lead 10 an erroneous conclusion. he
cause these figures taken by themselves are
deceptive.
II a like, or even a propOrtonstc, guam
| tity Of tobacco were raised in every county
| from which reports have been received, the
| figures might be relied on ~ showing fair
average 81 the whole crop. such, how
ever, is not the case, and il i well 70 direct
| attention 10 the facts, in order that cor
rect estimate be formed.
When the crop reports, which are now
before Inc, are carefully anslyZcd. the facts
will appear somewhat n follows: In three
| counties-to wit, Campbell. Mecklcnburg,
and Prince Edward-in which the annual
product i a.S26.G7 pounds, the average
condition is 10j.
In ten counties-to-wit, Albemarle,
Brunswick, Buckingham. Cumberland,
Halifax. Henry. Lunenburg, Nelson, Not-
toway. and PitjSylyania-in which the ave
rage produc. l. 3f040,jII1 pounds, the ave
rage condition is 90.
In nine countic>-to-wit, AlAelia, Am
her-t. AppomattoX, Bedford. Charlotte,
lDinwiddie. Franklin, Hanover, and LOui'
sa-which produce 23,4O2 .5l4 pounds OF To-
bacco. the average condition is only 70.
In the nineteen counties above men
ltioned. the ten the annual product o.
which i 3. 7.049,577, and the nine the an
nual product Of which i %, 402. .jl4 pounds
representing an annual product OF 60,
452.577 pounds. the average condition i "
These counties. together with the three
fr,t named. represent the section OF th
state in which the bulk Of toA1cco Is pro
duced-aggregating an annual product o
70.27s,GH pounds.
OF the remainder, in nineteen counties
which produce SSH 800 pounds, the ave
rare condition i, Sc. In fifteen counties
= which produce only ,43j pounds, tn
average condition i ~, while the other on
= county. which produces 396,CGS pounds
the average condition i l2o.
: The work OF gathering crop statistics
, lbofh a. tc condition and quantity, i
! matter II great importance 10 The prom
e rer.. The consumers, and the trade. But !
! lying them to the public an effort sh0ui
d h. made TO render them ineligible and II
70 liable. d. NJ nlA-,.1,, I,.,-'.,It,,ro
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~.,u.se Restriction Law.

[By cable TO The Nc" ''ar J'1 19-In the
san FRANCISCO, september dov Jndge
United states District ooUpr on ,V writ Of ka-
Hoffman gave decision IL o. cum y Chang, a
s bsSs corpus sued on out board os i"I The British
Chinese seaman. seaman On holding that the petit
sener shipped at this port Seii direct there
wen, and dit, it was impossible Tor tee IN case he
TO- 10 hay have obtained eer.,nen's nen aid attempt,
wanted one Judge odD1 liOG@'hh the sH chinese re
e ssreticn law odOus and 9Sdg@ent 19s erf in havns
~ ~" enforced, and not make u piis odtoI the Chi
eve. Of the people. This ptn,d 81 land.
rsss rsss =, crew Of the Australia 70 'ahu'
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Police CorRr.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday morning DeioTe
r II. I>bell. acting Police Justice
Paee Morris, charged with stealing one
roctet-book containing $500 IN lnlIed
, lta,es currency, the property OF Henry
u"ndorson ~, Continued until the 10th in
''',I,, Jsmes Cayanaugh. charged with ielo-
r;omsIy assaulting and cutting Jesse Jas
ner With a knife. Continued until the l4tn
David MAYO. charged with stealing one
silvrr watch. valued al S6, the property ol
George W. Fuller. Continued 10 l4th In
''Iiai Harrison Curtis (colOred), charged wit
rnIawfllly having one lot OF peer-botlIe' 0i:r
~ hi. no:session the property, OF Shrls
t;an & White. Continued TO the lt'n III
stant. ,r,orda peiIlev fco
Mollie Austin and Am9nda nTl,'e; ,Sn go, Se1
loredl. charged with fighting IN ,ns sueel
Fined - each. Reilley appeared 10 IN
Hastings Court. piroa - an,
cost. 81. p;,ad II an,
cost. IN s,,rl The accuseI
-, y" arnosring attachment was issued.
hT1 TN, Z ,WcTormick. charged with allowin
h;i 90 =, 20 rim AT large. Fined II.
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NJ A l. A L / 4

Malaria IS an almost indescTibable malady. whicl,
moi even The rnos talented physicians are able "a
fstAom. It's cars, is most frequently ascribcd to
local surroundings and there is very little question
,ut Ibis opinion IS subsiantia,ed by facts Malaria
doc not necessarily mean ohills and fever, while
thcss trouiics usually accompany II II often az.
ais ;he sufcros with general iassitudoA accom- pa-
us by los ol appetite. slecplcssness, tired feel
.ps. and hirh fever, the person afflicted growing
weaker and weaker. loses nosh day after day until
nc l.cogaex mere skeleton--s shadow OF his for
uer selG
Malaria once having laid is hold upon tho human
frame. the dcor ~ the system IS thrown open "
nervous diseases The body weak and enfcebed
saslriS no nOarishmcni, but suhsisfing upon itself
fhc digestive organs no longer perform their func-
lions: The liver becomes torpid and other organs.
f,iiinr 20 do thcir routine work, speedily become
dis0rdcred. and dissolution and death Ars apt u
CnsuC-
In addition TO lcing
A CERTAIN CURE
roR MALARIA AND CHILLs AND FEVER,
RRowN's IRON BITTERs
ishighly recommended for
ALL DISEASES REQUIRING 4 CERTAIN
AND Efficient TONIC;
especially
INDlGESTIoN,
DYSPEPSIA.
INTERNuTTENT FEvERs,
WANT OF APPETITE
Loss OF STRENGTH,
LACK or ENERGY. ETC-
FNRICHES The BLOOD,
STRENGTHENS TIE MUSCLES,
GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NERVES.
Acr~ LIKE \ CHARM on TIE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS
us car s.lo D. all respec.ao'e d,~ic-s II rnodi
.ns1- Pee 81 pr bottle.
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" NlDISON-W AID DExOCTArS.-Therew was
a lareely-increased attendance at the meet
ing Of the Madi>on-W ard Conservative
Democratic Club held last night al schiller
Hall. The first Transparency Of the cam
pagn and numerous Chinese lanters were
displayed in front Of the building to light
the braves 10 their work. \ large number
of new members We're added TO the roster
OF the Club and a considerable amount Of
work was mapped out, which, when COM
pleted, will rebound to the good OF George
u. Wise and Democracy throughout the
Sfafg
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Lusus NArrRK.-The steamer team II 4r,el tbs Nar Sar-
ried from Richmond last week ocuI',rtja. 70 ,r hia
folk pens an animal whose v, place sdsier IN either
sSua ains aoO0Ess .sS g1Tdsn s
in;na IL maSder 70 The vegetable kingdom Is
uns ia 4 a%op Pani s to be riss
may be said @ 70 pr animals, certainly Of the
rule. S1as.r a%ong araep they arr so rarely found
10 ,f bs ses deemed es interestingly exceptional
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"S (. : cured me Of scalp Sores S"ie7 - -
trNs and Ears. afie everything known - .t0 -
,.,s.ed since I QUIT taking :. :. 5; there Is no
.,r,,1,,, ~ tho disease remaining am perlii"-
,e',v ,nre,i. II >rands unriyalled for Blood-DiS-
- - JOHN :. TAGGART'
e@'V'' Salamanca. y. y.
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For the Tradcs Parade.
Richmond. Senfemher

RICHMOND, Ncpiembcr II, IoSZ.
To the Editor Of The Dispatch:
Let us have the Trade, Parade. desire
10 state through your valuable columns tha
| VIII give $40 towards the Trades Parade
Your, respectfully,
{. ID. KENNY.
northwest corner sixth and Broad street,
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old SORES AND BLOOD OR SKIN
DISEASES N ANY STAGE

d,,,prear bess7e the perfect aiterAiiEe and tonic
..r.r,. n tho GREATEST OF ALL BLOoD-PI-
pIFIFRs II so completely roots ou' al Psi'''i
from the blood and braces the deOiliiAleu System
that disease. Of this nature disappear Ike cln 'c-
fore the wind.
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Ice Rose-. W. Hughes arrived in the
at uirht from NorfOlk.

Judge Rose-t W. Hughes arrived in the
city last night from Norfolk.
Captain Thomas J. Talbot, one Of the
most public-spirited men in Danyille, was
In the city yesterday on bis way home from
a visit to the White Sulphur.
William Erring Cameron, Governor Of
Virginia, went up 10 the Rawley Springs
Yesterday Tor the purpose OF bringing his
wife home.
The Pine-Street Baptist congregation j.
erecting handsome new church. and the
Oh church building. corner Pine and
sprl.1g streets, is 10 be sold ut auction to-
fisorrC evening at 4:30 O'Clock. the pro-
cotds H. 20 towards paying for the new
hota~ OF worship.
A tlsouslnd-dollar fire occurred In Hen
rico county Saturday night. John Jaryis's
barn and contents. including n valuable
horse and 800 worth Of wheat, were
burned.
The Hebrew New Year. commenced at
sundown yesterday. To-day will be Oh
served by an orthodox Jeus ~ holiday
Their places Of business viii be closed.
Saturday is the Day Of AtOement, when
services in the synagogues are continuous
during the day.
Mr.. John Stewart is nj the Write Sui
phur Springs. accompanied by bis family.
Councilman Higgins has been remem-
bcred by his friends in Old Erin. He re-
ceiyed a present OF barrel OF Oas meal
fresh from the old land.
Mr.. 4. r. WOOdson. City Collector. was
able 70 resume his duties yesterday, after n
confinement TO bis residence from acute IN
disposition.
Prospects for fine fall business are very
bright. and tradesmeu are looking forward
to flush times.
No moneys Of the city Of Richmond
were on deposit in the Richmond Banking
and Insurance Company. The city with
drew its deposit from that bank about
year ago.
Mr.. Goodman Davis has returned to this
city from trip North and West. He re-
ceiyed perfect ovation in his old home IN
Rochester Y. Y, and reports that hi>
brother Mark, in Denver, Col, i doing
well.
Mr.. Joe McGoycIn. tIte an operator in
the Western Union telegraph Office here,
and lattorly resident Of Denver, Col, has
cmigratcd to Dallas. Texas.
A telegram received in this office last
night states that Mr.. ". \. Brooks, Of this
city, died at Wytheville yesterday.
MIoCENE FOSsms.-W WOrkmcn bring TO
light from day to day in the excavation
under Church Hill undOubted evidences Of
an ancient mioccne sea here in Virginia.
Yesterday a jawbouc and one Of the
vertebre Of a saUrian, which were i'm
mcdiately carried of by 4 citizen Of New
/ York. were dug up. II j. a great pity
/ that all such fossils are not preserved
/ in some homemade museum tor the IN
,truction of geological students. The
iniusorial earth ia which these object. are
found. being largely made OF Silica, i sold.
it j. said. for economic purposes in some of
the drug-shops OF san = ranci~eo and other
western cities.
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Ai,out four or 1--WE weeks ago was afhie'ec WIN
q very agrr,vatea i,Te Of Blood-Diselse' ! com
,ls Se, 90 much relieved that honghi FIVE more,
Dd am ad - say aer using four Of them tn'
am entirely cured. previously having been "noei
medical advice for several months.
c. q. RATcLIFf' Eichm'h'' Va
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pEACH MILITARY ACADEMY,
S,OUTHERy MEDICAL COLLEGE,
ATLANTA, GA.
NEXrRFGrIsAR SESSION WILL COMMENCE
CTrOBER 3 1892 AND CONTINUE
UNTIL FEBRUAR1 27, 1858.
ROARp Of TRUSTEES :

BOARu bF Thu ISTEtS.
DR.. TfsamRs :. Powell, president; Hon. ID. W.
Lewis. Jedrc :. y. Hoyt- Rev. David =. Butlgs
Hon. Alexander II. stephens. Rev. ". r. Coo<.
Rev. A. J. Hsttfe. LII H. Mr.. g. T. Dodd. Rev. G.
NJ. Irwin. Mr.. A. T. Hart. Uu. ". T. Goldsmith
Mr. J. J. Toou, Rev. u. n. PARKS. DR. X. G. Word,
Rev. II. {. UOrnsdy. Mr.. " W. McAfee, Mr.. John
IL. Flynn, DR. Se0rge VI. Mcdowell.
FACULTY:
W. g.. owen. " D. T. :. Powell, NJ. D.. Y. G.
Word, VI. D.. 6e0rgr g. Cfaxf0rd, VI. d.. " illam
Perrin Nicolson- VI. b. lDcan.) John Thad. John
son. VI. d.. q. g. Roy Nd \. g. Hobbs, VI. ID.
". ID. Bizzcll. NJ. -. huXiIkEry Professor: !. T.
Alexander. NJ D..J &. OlH-tesi. VI. D., III. +. scott
VI. j.. h. II. Catching, ID. - ". {. Jarnagin
u II.
instruction in aa departments {, thorough and
ccMpietc.
The hospital. large and weu-arrangcd three
story building with double varandas all around. l.
located on q lot adno,ut ID the College building.
and WAS secured as IA attachment to the lnstiiu-
tion the benevolent ladle OF the city In co-oiF-
ration with the trushscs. Atlanta offers splendid
advantage. o. the cal stWs-ut. The Cunccn-
tration uf medical talent IN her midst, her geo
graphical position. her Accessibility. her freedom
from cpl ienics. her large and rapidly increasing
population. an combine r. make her the point par
sIcfNtIcs fnr obtaining 4 thorough medical cdu-
cation. and % constitute her tie great medical
centre Of the southern states.
FOR catalogue containing fun particulars address
WM. PERRIN NlCOLsON. VI. D.. Dean,
~ 7-ThS>alm Post-tHice Box Pa.
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Tur MOZART TBIs EyENING.-f iT't, -Ser OSel-
,,re "Tantalusqualen'" tsuppe,l orches- Ie,.
,n.' ,ra. second, solo soprano, "Valse Joy Joy. I.
n ense,v MattiOzzi) Mrs GsGrgs ,31 e Z; wsTdi s,yi
% third, solo clarinet, "Atiila' Nerrr;l ne,,rr;
Mf; iaE.,st," reA fcSounod,) orchestra; fifth bal
lad " Banbury Cross" (weIlings,1 1hnps Mrs
George Z. styl; sixth, solo solo,, nrVNp0ns Mp' 4
"IIn Ballo in Maschers,' Nera'' M, -
Eoui: seventh, waltzes, "My p'eAn'
fW aldteuiel,) orchestra.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DICHMOND COLLEGE,
IL RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins 2IsT SEPTEMBER,
1852. and continues nine months
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON. A. NJ. Professor Of Latin.
". H. NAHEfs. vi. A., Professor OF Greek.
ROBES MAssIE, 4. NJ ID. L.. Professor Modern
Languages
Ar. BROWN. ID. D., Professor oi English.
EDWARD Il. SMITH, NJ. A., Professor Of Msibe-
MATES.
CHAELEs II. WINSTON, NJ. A., Professor Of Ply
sicS.
mistry.
WILLIAM u. THOMAS, NJ. A., ID. d.. Professor of
Philosophy.
sANUkL ID. DAVIES. Professor Of Law.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRINTISG-llOUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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-. : : stands without peer ln' ~
will have 10 Acknowledge j. el'0'. ~ -.
T,,..asa. DrN.L. GALLOWAY, Monroe Oa'
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np cArFB wINsLow. % McCULLoH STREET
BALTIMOEE.
Member Of the Medical and Chirursical Faculty
of MARYLAND:

~ 4 gentleman eighty year Of age haa long p ep-
so-,.s -I,e-rs.s CONS'TIPATION and blAk-
pi{eF 4 tbe former very obstinate and Inc ia''ti
Nft.n ur1Tn,e. aud producing great lrn9trI'',.i''
H. also hsd irritation of iht bladder, NniCh ~
-,i-,.9 biln 10 uriua;o frequently, and thus dls-
.F9r The latter Affection pre'crhed huil... ~ I...
Wafer Of ~pring No Z-haf tnthnier Iu,l I9'.
,,-ss d,v After a wetks use 90 me utcr "i'
--'s,~ trorilr VS. much relieved thai he hao
hrolcr rtst during the nigiit, snd :" ny sl lis'
and qualification Liz bowels ~ ,f,,.,
=, - ~ The Water only fe~ We. = Ihe ,l..
- witch lime bis appetite and -1renSth W.
,r,ai ~ y months he now appears y be III pei
feet health.
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our western people src liable ole lad low by
when ArcaknF up ucw lands. The
folks Ia the East are aiso complaining Of fevers'
chill. aud agues. arising from decaying vegetable
matter and imperfect drainage. For either East
or West the best remedy is AYER's AGUE-CURE.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. II. LYME & CO.. 81 Z. NJ, three yalnabl,
small stores. Nos. I7l3. l7lj. and l7l7 east
Main street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. NJ, household iur-
utffre. Stoves. Ac.
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Narrow EsCATE.-A day or TWO ago
Mrs.. Tompkins and family, who reside on
Narshall street between Eighth and Nintn,
made a narrow escape from poisoning. II
.eems .al,,,, that the cook. in preparing meal
nv some inadVertence or negligence az,
icwed some rat-poison to become mixed
,.';,h ,o the bread. Shortly after the meal
Mr. John Tompkins and several members
- the family were suddenly taken very
~ ~ they al once suspected foul play,
but upon hunting up the negro ,Gon' IN anv nv
was found to be suffering more 'llau All
one me else. Prompt remedies were applied
and no one suffered any permanent III! uis
The cook declared while wrlthing uniri i,,
the elects of the poison that she never m
.nuded .nu 70 "eat no more bread in di:
house"
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R.sE-BALL.-One Of the best games OF
the season was played Yesterday afternoon naa.Sna
hetween the Richmonds and the DenancS
Club. of philadelphia. Both ciuos p'.9eu .9ss
finely. The Richmonds lost 'he ''ss'
Score: n O. .
Richmond ...........-d y - q o 90
osI' There was a large assemblage OF specta-
tors. who enjoyed the game .nduu nuo5,, oaS- tnr
inv 49, snch n nine as the Defiance and
Pc,i;ns Pla! lnS them from scoring. The game
n..P ,,'ss vii ,mpired by W. A. Graves. These
clubs play again to-day.
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Spanish Brandy for BrandyiDg
pcucllea.

the best Of all; S2.jo per gallon.
Another supply OF that ciegmt fouryear
old vinegar, for picking, at Christian n
Whites.
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Surrey as the birds iu sprinetimc' comes nature 5
demand Tor that most poien, remedy iorali bilious
trouhles-TARRANT' SELTZER APERIEST.
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EXIT NsFs OF A REsIpTST sTrDryT.

EXPENsFs or 4 RESIDENT STUDENT.
Two hNndrcd ard four dollars. rer nine month";
session. cover all The expenses Of entrnnce fees.
tuition. hoard. fuel Hghts, and vsshing.
Eighty-seycn dolars and fifty cents will moe, the
expenses Of = non-resid ident student
For catal0zses- apply AZ the hepk~,orcs or adj
dress B.PRlEAR, Chairman.
~ l5-eodtssslotdtse2y
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For New
England and the Middle Atlantic States.
iair weather, scutherly winds in the latter
ana variable winds, shifting TO southerlv in
tne former district, falling barometer, sta
uonary and higher temperature.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, 80:
a. NJ. Ga noon, "A; =. NJ, IS: 6 p.
d.. 20; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature. eG5.
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". y. Blair and n COS Montrose whis-
key can be found 1t W. I. Badkins :,
NeDahlc street
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DE. J. D. EGGLTsToE, HANrDEN-sIDNEY'
VIRGINIA
.1n HAEITTAL CONSTlFAIiDN 4IC 4nG oIil Ia
HFW0REIIOID> depcndent upon IL fAI ~ ~ - ~,
rr, y - INCOsPAEABLN superior l" M an
cifer relpcdN which / Yave ever cApv1eo'. t,e t,e
relief afforded hy ii in cONS1lfA IiIN - ~ -.
fganv decided laxative property hul /" o. ~. ~ -
Qtire power" ST 4s'iO'4
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Tic session. begins OCTOBER lsT, and close
THE COI IKsR OF STUDY l. adapted 10 prep
,tin Tor the University ~ for the businsss OF bie
TtIt 4 os ATlD> l. ~ one of the heaithscst and
,,,,.i h..,utfful portions II picsont Virginia "
- . Inc ts.s slope of the Blue Ridge, Immediately
80, fhe thc-ateak- and OAIlo railroAd. eighteen
niles from Charl0,t,ssllle and t~cni!-one miles
frum ~taantOn. - .. ....a,.., . A..
TuE TRIMS FOR 1iik SESSION Of n'ne
months, l,r every expense u tuition and main,e.
nanee except clothing, Textbooks. ana mcdieai
attendance are .25O-pAyabie slav IN advance,
md balance february ist- Tie tnition-fee aions,
Tor The whO. session parE OF The sssaens u ftos
and must he paid Ina advance
The last session of lhc school was held a' Locust
| bale Va Numter 0f papsls, OF.
| ' D.f 10Y ID, Principal,
| Greenwood Depot, Aieemarie county, Va
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