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HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
III BOTETOrRT SPRINGS, VA.

The fortieth session opened with full numbers
frorn fourteen different States and closed on the
goth of June with brilliant commencement.
The Improvements announced one year ago have
been almost completed. and will In u few weeks
receive the finishing touches.
The fOrt"-frst session will open on the 18TH OF
SEPTEMBER, with facilities more ample and
complete than the school has commanded during
It's continuous history Of forty successful years.
Extensive literary courses are provided covering
English anguage, English Literature, History,
Latin, German, French. Mathematics. Natural
Science, Ethics. The departments of Music and
Art are fully equipped and conducted under the
best standar 5. The work In these departments
received the highest encomiums from the best
judges.
The school Is run with twenty officers and teach
ers. Girls and young ladies are received for SIM
gle session or for the full period Of school ic IN
Guiding vacations. .
The locality enjoys the advantages Of mild
mountain climate. valuable medicinal waters, ana
the most picturesque scenery.
This school wholly disapprOves and discards the
agency system for securing puplls-that system
too often places girls and boys In schools ana under
influences of n very different character from those
preferred by their parents.
Post-ofilce: BOtctOurt Springs, Va.
Depot: ClOycrdalc. shenandoah Valley railroad.
Apply TO CHARLIE v. CpthE,
jy 8 superintendent.
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The Charlottesville Chronicle brings out

The Charlottesville Chronicle brings out
clearly in the following paragraph a point
which should not be lost sight Of:
II it could be proved that it was Came
ron's duty 20 make those appointments, we
would be refuted. But this no intelligent
Virginian would undertake. The World,
however, looking through ITS sectional spec.
;acles, imagines that the negroes would
have been deprived Of lawful right II they
had not been appointed. Ii would follow
that the white authorities are bound TO APP
point negro trustees, at least in proportion
to numbers, and in every district where the
blacks are in the majority they must be the
majority OF the board. IL follows next
that negroes, hqying a right to office, have
a right TO teach white schools, and il is the
duty of colored school boards to elect them
to that Office whenever the application is
made by a competent person. and the rule
q proportion requires it. OF course the
World has forgotten that colored citizens
OF New York also have right to teach
white schools.
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An exchange announces that nearly one
hundred lady teachers in Philadelphia are
preparing to get married during the vaca-
ton, and adds: alt is the habit of this
class to receive their pay for vacation be-
fore announcing the fact Of their marriage
to the sectional boards charged with the
duty of electing their SUCCESSORS" Down
in this benighted section such habit
would be called dishonest, but it must be
remembered that, according to the right
eous Philadelphia papers, our free-school
system is in its infancy and our notions are
hide-bOund
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KINa AND QUEEN COUNTY.

I =
DELEGATES TO TIE LYSCHBURG CONVENTION
MAss-MEErryG CALLED FOE AuGusr-1Hh
CROPS.
Correspondence Of the Rich'uond Dispatch
LITTLE PLYMOUTH. VA, July 0, 1859.
Yesterday was our County.Court uay.
The day was very warm. and very llttlc
business was done.
The important feature Of the day was y
Democratic mass-meetIng to nominate del-
egates to the Lynchburg Convention. I'M, ,
county has sent some OF her best men, sucn
as Mr.. III. r.. Pollard and Colonel h. -.
Montague, whose foremost thought Is the
welfare OF Virginia.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
full confidence in the wisdom OF the Con-
vention, and simply asking for platform
on which successful fight can be made.
A grand mass-meeting OF the party was
called for August court to organize Tor the
fall campaign.
The crops are very good, and farmers say
they never had better seasons. L.
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BATHS. BILLIARDS. TELEGRAPH, POST,
and ExPRESs-OFFICEr.
GOOD LIVERY and FINE BAND OF MUSIC.
Pamphlets can be obtained OF PURCELL. LADD
q Co. who keep supply Of water constantly on
hand {. A. COLHOUN,
Nv 7-2w Proprietor.
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jcct. Happier Tor him and for them had
he been allowed to continue, like sherman
and sheridan, quietly at his post OF duty.
America does not require celebrities OF a
false lus,re to satisfy her pride. "There
are others who are deserving" as Mr..
Emerson said. r. 4. y.
COLLEGE HILL, MASS, July 4, 1888.
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DARNEs's HOTEL. HAMPTON, VA.

HEALING SPRINGS. BATH COlN-
III TY. VA, WILL BE OPEN THE LIST DAY
OF JUNE. Hot. Cold. Plunge and shower Baths
Baths at the natural temperature OF Inc waier-
namphIeI H. CARTER EUBANK,
e. E.0m Proprietor.
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saIuted at Fort Monroe.

correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.]
FoRT MONROE, va. July G, 1888.
Governor Cameron, who is stopping at
the Hygeia. in company with Judge Hugh
l.. Bond and General Bradley L. Johnson,
to-day visited the United States ship Van
dalia and the fort. Salutes were fired both
from the Vandalia and fort.
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DEATHS.

Died. at the residence of her father, July 9Th
SARAH W., youngest child Of William vi. AM
Mary 5. Hall: aged one year five months and sew
enteen days.
Sadly weeps Thy mother DER thee,
God has called thee 10 thy home;
Thou hast left Us In Thy beauty,
Thou wilt never more return.
Never. never will ] carcss thee
With my hearts deep yearniDg love;
blessed angels now cnfOld thee
In thy heavenly home above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

The Queen of Spain has been sending
kisses to the King of Spain by telegraph,
and the press are making as much fuss
over the matter as il ALFONSO was the first
husband that had ever been struck by
labial lightning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

An exchange asks what will be the con-
sequences of young ALLEN THURMAN bolt
ing the OHIO Democratic nominee. We
rather imagine that ii old ALLEN gets bis
hands on him the consequences will be Il
little wood-shed discipline.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

The Philadelphia Press says: "Virgi-
MIA. the Mother Of Presidents, Is to-day the
only proud and real seat of honor" 1t
seems that the Press can tell the truth once
in while.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

The trade-doliar trouble is another illus
tration Of the shOrt-sightednes OF the Re-
publican party. If the trade dollar had
been deposited where their managers
could have had access to it il would have
been gotten rid OF long ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

A western Republican paper dominates
General CROOK for President. Well, the
party having secured the presidency by
hook several years ago, 1t is not surprising
1t should try the usual alternative.
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NILB0RO' SPRINGS OPEN FROM
lNl JUNE TO NOVEMBER lsT. a bath-houe
now In construction: will have pure and clear
running water. sulphur, alum, and cbalybeate
waters on drIught. Send card for circular and
general information to
CARROLL GARNETT,
MiDofO' springs Post-Onice.
~ Slim Bath county, Va.
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The Courier-Journoi says the Louisville
baker who first brings out sparrow-pies
will get boom. We think the baker who
brings out a sparer pie than the traveller
gets in Louisville now deserves boost.
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Northern patriotism, like Bob Across
courage, seems to be oozing out at the
finger-ends, as most of the celebration of
the glorious Fourth was in editorials in
the papers OF that section.
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EROM PATRONS.

"In my opinion 1t has TO superor.--S. II.
HENRY, Judge of Amherst County.
las a patron Of your school. take pleasure I'm
commencing il in the highest terms for It's many
advantage. "-TAYLoR BERRY.
In its moral and gentlcmanly teachings and In
nuences 1t has no superior.n-SAMUEL VI. GAR
LAND.
81 have sent two Of my sons there, and am I'm
every way satisfied with The discipline and educa-
tlonal methods of the school."-JOHN :. MOSBY.
" sui OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

II the new negro cadet fails of re-
cognition as man and brother at West
Point he should apply for desk in the ed
itorial rooms of the New York World.
WHITAKER might make similar applica-
ton were his ears of the regulation length.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

An exchange says: " Ex-senator DAVID
DAVIS expects to come east in few days
TO try sca-bathing." Look ont for DAVIS
tidal waye."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

Wonder what the New England congre-
CATION who witnessed two ministers slug
ging each other in baptismal tank think
OF southern lawlessness.
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EDUCATIONAL.

IL RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 20,
1879, and continues niue months.
FACULTY. .
EDMUND HARRISON, A. Me- Professor OF
H. II. HARRIS, NJ. A., LII. d., Professor of
-, Professor OF Modern Languages.
A. Is. BROWN, ID. d., Professor OF Eng isl.
EDWARD Il. SMITH, NJ. A., Professor OF Maine
cH1RLEs II. WINSTON, NJ. A., LII. D., Pro-
fessor Of Physics.
Is. PURYEAR, A. NJ, LII. d., Professor OF Chem
istry.
of Philosophy.
EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
Two hundred and four dollars per nine months
session cover all the expenses Of entrance-iees'
tuition, board, fuel, lights, and washing. Eighty
seven dollars and fy cent? VIII meet the expenses
Of nonresident student.
Within the last year more than 100000 has
been expended I'm buildings and Improvements.
greatly increasing the comfort and convenience Of
students, and enargng the facilities OF the insti-
tuition. .
The sanitary arrangements of the college are
exceptionally good.
The location Is high and healthfuI, embracing
thirteen acres of land.
dress Il. PURYEAR.
iy o-fSeoO Chairman,
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NJ FIRST b BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Rev. j. Ii. HAw-
IHoRNE. ID. d.. pastor, viii preach on SUNDAY al
IL A. VI. and S:l5 +. VI. Morning subject, Cour-
age. Patience, and Cheerfuness I'm Gods Way >;
evening subject, 1.-THE New Heavens and the New
Earth" All welcome. Ut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

We have Just seen pamphlet from BEL
GUM in which It Is stated that the YORK..
town celebration Of 1881 was In honor OF
the one .hundredth year Of the existence OF
that town.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OPEN FROM JUNE TO NovEMBi

1900 FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE
SEA.
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The National Republican thinks that
McGEocH should have "gone the whole
hog.' What reckless disregard OF the
first law OF nature on the,part OF GoRHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

Judge T0URGEE comes to the conclusion
that General HENRY w. SLoCUM. OF New
York, is the strongest man the Democrats
could nominate for President. Alas fol
SLoCUM. That kills him.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Your school IS noted for its good discipline and
its thorough educational training.-JAMES +.
HARRISON, Chairman Of Faculty, University Viz
gina.
do not hesitate TO recommend the Kenmore
High School as, in every respect, deserving the
confidence and patronage of the public.--WH-
LIAM f. PETERS, Professor Latin, University
Virginia.
Kenmore Academy is regarded as amongst the
best Of the Virginia schools of high grade
GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES, Professor His
torial Literature and Rhetoric, University Vir-
ginia.
regard the Kenmore School as standing de-
seryedly Ia the first rank of high schools I'm the
several particulars of thorough teaching, judi
clous management, hcalthfulness, and accessi-
bilty.-F. II. SMITH, Professor Natural Philoso-
ply, University Virginia.
feel certain that the course Of teaching at Ken
more is unusually solid and effective.-THoMAs II.
PRICE, Professor Greek.
My knowledge Of .ir. II. a. Strode's abilities and
attalnmen.s Ms great success as teacher, and the
high standing which his pupils have obtained upon
entering the University, Justify me in recommend
ing his High school most earnestly and cordially.
sCUELE DE WERE, Professor Modern Languages,
University Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

The Washington Post says: "Thou
shalt not kill would be a good plank for
all the parties in all the States. Not bit
OF it-at least until we have killed the Re-
publican party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

Another suggestion regarding the trade
dollars is that the Government call them in
and reissue them TO United States army
officers for poker-chips."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

Put Down NIOLENCE.-IIon. w. T..
Crawford. Probate Judge, Williamson, n.
c., states that he has used DR.. Worthing-
toms Cholera and Darrhea Medicine for
years for violent diseases Of the bowels,
and found it OF infallible efficacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-08

M YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION corner Of Fourth and Franklin
streets. )-Young mems meeting MONDAY EVEN
INGs at $50: Secretary's conversational Bible
class THURSDAY EVENINGS at $50: Bible read
ing, for boys, on TUESDAY EVENINGS at 8 o'clock
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
HOTEL, COTTAGES, AND RESTAURANT,
GREENDRIER COUNTY, ". VA.
OPENS JUNE 18TH.

The most celebrated resort In the South. tli-
mate cool and delightful. Waters wonderful In
their therapeutic effects. Terms: $500 per day,
- / per week, and p7J per month.
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Mr.. HAYES Is going to deliver lecture
ON Education. Wonder II he viii touch
on Electorate Commission Mathematics?
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MT CHRISTADELPIIIAN + Gel E.
STA (Unlyersaist Church. Mayo streetl.-Scrvices
at IL AN. TO-DAY SUNDAY. Discourse by
Mr.. ALBERT ANDERSON.
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Democratic State Convention.
The following notice from Mr.. KELLEY.
the chairman Of the State Executive Com
mittec, possesses general interest:
ocratic tate Convention.

mittec, possesses general interest:
Democratic state Convention.
RICHMOND, July Z, 1888.
have made arrangements forromd-trip
tickets to the Lynchburg Convention, good
from the 23d to the 2Sth, over the follow
ing roads at reduced rates: The Richmond
and DanyiIle, the Virginia Midland, the
Norfolk and Western, the Richmond and
Allegheny, the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac, the Chesapeake and Ohio,
and the Shenandoah Valley.
The necessary instructions will be sent
10 the various agents OF the res pectiye roads.
To avoid trouble, each delegate ana alter
nate should procure a certificate OF his APP
pointment from the secretary or chairman
Of the meeting at which he was chosen, in
order to his Identification when he applies
for his ticket. a. NJ. KELLEY,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Conservative papers please copy.
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M SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
lcorner Of Main and Sixth strectsl.-Rey. W. W
LANDRUM pastor.-Preaching at IL a. NJ by th'
pastor. No services ut night.
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LETTINGS.


NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF THE DOVER coal CoMPANY.ooA
general meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE DOVER COAL COMPANY will be held at
the Superintcndents house at Manakln, In the
county Of Goochland. In the State of Virginia. on
WEDNESDAY. August l, 1888. at IL o'clock
noon, for the purpose of adopting bylaws electing
officers. and. II deemed eNpedient, confirming the
dolngs OF the Directors Of the Company at meet
ings held in New York city October 2, 1875 {;
April 6. 1876; April 10, 1876; and May Is,
1880. and the dOings of the stockholders 1T a
meeting held in New York May ls, 1880; also TO
consider propositions relating To the sale or other
disposition Of the company's properties. and to
transact any other business that may be deemed
expcdicnt. \. THAlER,
JAMES III. BLAKE.
Executors Of Nathaniel Thayer;
UORATlO u. PARKER,
FRANCIS j. PARKER,
for self and Xecutor, Executors of will Of joel
Parker;
JAMES II. BLAKE;
II. STOCKTON,
II. G.. WINTHROP, Jr.,
r. T.. PARKER,
Executors Of viii of Robert VI. Mason;
PARKER K COBB:
CHARLES NJ. WOLCOTT,
Executor of will of Frederick H. WolcOtt.
~ Limo
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nj ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Divine
service at IL A. VI. No service At night.
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General Grant.

We remarked the other day that the peo-
p,e OF every country which has Just passed
through q successful war FIX upon some
one man as the principal hero Of it--one
man who everywhere and on all occasions Is
to he recognized In that character. In such
cases there can be no divided allegiance.
The people cannot afford TO have any doubt
upon the subject. In point OF fact, the ex-
is,ing generation has no doubt. That comes
in with later generation. And thus II Is
that General GRANT Is one Of fortunes
sayorI,es. MCDOWELL, MCCLELLAN, HAN
COCK, SHERMAN, SHERIDAN. THOMAS, Pope,
and ali the rest Of the generals who took
conspicuous part in putting down the war
OF the "rebeiion." so called. have had to
become reconciIed TO the fact that one hero
at time is all that any people can admire
and look up 10. General GRANT command
ed the Federal army when the Confederate
army surrendered, and received General
LEES sword. He was fortunate indeed.
Ever since he has been the object almost OF
worship by the northern people. They
have chosen him 10 wear the crown OF
laurels, and they will hear OF no other so
long as be lives.
We take IL, then. that 1t will not be pos
sible TO raise in the public mind OF the
North in this generation doubt as TO
GRANTS skill Us a general, nor as to bis
propcr place in the national pantheon.
Doubts will be confined TO individuals here
and there. The masses will continue to
offer incense at GRANTS shrine. He is
without arrival. He stands forth as the
one man whom his countrymen delight to
honor. He seems not to have Il doubt him.
self that this nation owes its existence TO
him. lie represents in this respect. 200,
the opinion OF the masses OF the people OF
two-tllirds OF the United States.
This being, as we had supposed, Gen.
crsl GRANTS opinion Of himself and his
services to his country, and the opinion
also of the northern people, we were not
a little surprised TO read in a late No. OF
the New York Tribune letter from Col
lege Hill. Massachusetts, signed "F. L.
So" which challenges the position OF Gen.
eral GRANT. "F. u. S." has mind OF his
own. He writes as one who was always n
Union man, yet as one who hates shams
and false pretences, and who really holds
General GRANT to be not much better than
a military impostor. We are not express
ing any opinion of our own, having been
inclined TO regard GRANT as a great man as
well as great soldier. We are merely re-
cording the utterances of highly-intelli- |
gent northern man who looks at GRANT |
through northern spectacles. Now read:
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The article in yesterdays Dispatch Gre
dited to the Leesburg Mail ought 10 nave
been credited TO the Petersburg MAJ.
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MARRIAGES.

Married in Washington ID. G.. july 4th, 1883
Miss ROBERTA j. SAUNDERS to L. W. DAB
NEY, both Of Richmond, Va.
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The "Funeral Conductors" should in-
slst upon the protection OF the toy-plstoi.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CRAYS. ATTENTION! MEET y
" MONDAY, July 9th, ut 81 o'clock i. W., q
in full summer uniform, with white pants, TO N
parade with the Walker Light Guard. by order II
of LOUIS j. BoSsIEUX, Captain.
jy Silt h.. Il. SPENCE, Orderly.
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WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY. Va.
ARE NOW OPEN.

The finest warm sulphur bath I'm the world.
Pamphlets to be had Of Purcell, Ladd & Co, or Of
the proprietor send postal
an l4-3m JOHN l.. ETBANK.
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The New York World appears 10 De the
organ OF the negro race In America.
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nOCKRRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,

IL ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY. VA.
Two distinct hotels and separate dining-roorlS-
Cottages attached to each hOtel Gas and electric
bells. NaVal-A cadcmy Band. Charges graded
Capacity, 1000 guests. -. .,....-
EUGENE G. PEYTON,
my 25-2m General Manager.
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UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VIRGINIA,
HYGEIA HOTEL.

open all the wear, and accommodates 1000
guests. Excellent Boating aud Fishing, and the
Bathing The finest on the Atlantic coast. Terms
less for the accommodations gwen than any resort
I'm the country.
Circulars describing hydenic advantages Of
either place furnished On application.
H. PHHBIS.
ie 3-F.Su&W2m Proprietor and Lessee.
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THE RAWLEY SPRINGS are now re-

| L cciving guests BY rail 10 llarrisOnhurg, Nir-
gnia. thence line pike eleven miles In stages. At
tested by eminent physicians ana Others, the best
iron tonic and Alternative waters In Virginia pictur
es1ue mountain scenery dry, eXharating air; line
band Of music and new grand plano; bali room aud
lawn amu>cmcnts stream and field sports; rooms
for 600 in three large hotels newly painted and fur
iushed; elegantly served fare, from Nirginia's
! rich Valley; telegraph and daily mail. Terms
| moderate. Recent seasons nearly 500 refined
guests proyerbially social md aifihlc. Write for
pamphlet. j. NAIhINs LIE
| General Manager.
| ]. Il. HOTCK. President. te 7-eodlm
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THE SECOND COLLECTION DIsTRIcT-BEAD-
QUARTERS TO DE Is PETERsBUk'-fi'h
FELONY CASES FOR TRIAL-DEATH W AN
AGED LADY-PERs0NAL AND OTHER ITEMS
FINE COTTON CROP.