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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY.

The officers for the past year are: Gene
raj Williams c. Wickham, president; Thom-
as Watkins, of Halifax county; Colonel
Robert Beverly, Of Fauquier, and Burr p.
Noland. OF Loudoun, vice-presidents.
Isaac Davenport. Jr., Of Richmond city;
Joseph Wilmer, OF Culpepcr; John u.
Branch, OF Richmond city; Colonel Thomas
w. boswell, Of Hanover; A. II. Nenable,
Of Prince Edward; /. s. Tower, OF Rich
mond city; DR.. A. n. Wexford, of Rich
mond county; Colonel c. X. Barksdale, Of
Richmond city; George w. Palmer, Of
Washington; Major A. ii. Drewry, OF
Charles City; DIR. G.. A. Quinby, OF Lou
doun, and +. Il. Glasgow, OF Richmond
city, constitute the Executive Committee.
George W. Mayo. secretary; Ashton
Starke, chief marshal.
The Socioty's Office Is in Wilkinson's
building. No. 2G north Ninth street.
The time for the regular annual meeting
OF the Society was changed at the meeting
OF lifc-members in November to the second
Wednesday OF January in each year, which
will make the next take place January 10,
1853, when the president, ce-prcsidents,
and four new members OF the Executive
Committee will be chosen to replace four
members whose term will then expire.
The last state Fair was a success in every
way, and it is proposed and expected to
make the next State Fair tie grandest eX-
hibition OF our manufacturing, agricultu-
raj, and mineral products that has taken
place since the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
RICHMOND EYE, EAR q THROAT
INFIRMARY,

No. Is north Fourth street. Incorporated
October 13, 1879. This Institution was in
corT,oratcd to fill crying need amongst
the poor. From its Organization until
April, 1881, it was conducted merely rs an
outdoor or dispensary department, open
daily from 1 to O'Clock. At that time
larger house was reated. and the indoor or
lnliImary department was added, with
nine free beds. Both in- and outdoor de-
partmcuts are supported mainly by the
charity OF those who contribute to its
maintenance 1t is managed by Board
of Lady Managers IRON among the most
prominent ladies OF Richmond. Up TO this
time about 1,409 patients, who have paid
about l2,0C0 visits, have received gratui-
t6us treatment at this institution. DR.. Jo-
seph A. White il, the chief surgeon, with
Drs. Philip Taylor, Charles NJ. Shields,
and 4. {. Palmer rs his associates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
MARSHALL. Ann COLLEGE STREETS.

Faculty: James Il. McCaw, N. d., pro-
lessor of practice OF medicine; Robert L.
Coleman, NJ. d., professor Of obstetrics
and diseases OF the puerperal state; John
S. Wexford, NJ. D., professor OF diseases
Of women and children; j. s. Dorsey Gull
len, NJ. d., professor of surgery; William
II. Taylor. NJ. D., professor of chemistry
and pharmacy; Christopher Tompkins,
81. d., professor OF general and special
anatomy; NJ. J.. James, NJ. d., professor
Of nlateIia medica and therapeutics; Henry
II. Levy, nj. d., professor of physiology
and pathology; James b. McCaw, NJ. d.,
dean OF the faculty, No. GOO Grace street.
Adjunct Faculty: John Il. Wheat, NJ. d.,
demonstrators OF anatomy; Charles NJ.
Shields, Nj. d., clinical lecturer on the dis
cases OF the eye and ear; William Angus
tus Lee, Nj. D., obstetrics and diseases Of
the puerperal state; A. Speirs George,
NJ. D., surgery; Charles II. Charley, NJ.
d., chemistry; Armistead L. Wellfoyd, NJ.
d., anatomy; George Ben. Johnston, NJ.
D. materia medica and therapeutics: RO-
bert II. Cowan. NJ. d., diseases OF women
and children; Frances NJ. Bennett, NJ d.,
physiology and pathology.
Course begins October LIST, and closes
May 18th, continuing seven and half
months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

OF which--the letter-book OF Governor
Alexander spotswood, covering. the term
OF his Colonial administration IN vi,glnm-
I7iO-1722-- marked period In the develop
n,ent Of the resources and manufactures
Of The Colony and Of Its progress--was
published during the past year. An
equally desirable volnme--The Records OF
the Administration OF Robert Dinwiddie'
Lieutenant-Goyen Of Virginia-l1o2,,
1757-coyering the important historical
period OF the French and Indian wars
In course OF preparation for the press, anu
will IN short time be ready for delivery
10 members. II bears upon its rolls Q
membership OF more than 800, exclusive
Of honorary aud corresponding members
without the State. The Society, through
It's Executive Committee, now urgently
appeals to it's members to rally to its s,ls-
terance with their active influence. Never
before during its existence OF forty-eight
years has the Society been so rich In the
opportunities OF usefulness, and so well
accommodated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL So
GETTY.

Office, No. Library floor, State Capitol.
General Jubal A. Early, president; Hon.
Robert M. T. Hunter. vice-president; Rev.
j. William Jones, secretary and treasurer.
Executive Committee: General Dabney IL.
Maury, chairman; Colonel William Pres
ton johnson, Colonel Robert Il. Withers,
Rev. John William Jones, Lieutenant
Colonel Archer Anderson, Major Robert
Stiles, Colonel Thomas u. Carter, Colonel
William III. Palmer, Colonel II. l.. Maury,
Captain A. NJ. Kelley, Judge George l..
Christian, Moses ID. Hoge, ID. d., Rev. A.
w. Weddell, Colonel II. ii. Dulaney.
General Eppa Hunton, General William
III. Payne, General G.. w. G. Lee, Captain
Theo. s. Garnet. Colonel Walter III. Tay-
Tor. and MajCr harles s. Strngfellow.
A chief object OF the Society is to collec
ererythinu which will throw light upon the
history OF the late "war between the
States,n and to put in shape for the future
historian The material which will enable
him to yindicatc the motives and truthfully
record the deeds OF our Confederate army
and people in their great s'rIggle for con-
stitutional freedom. IL is also'engaged in
collecting everything bearing on the Colo
NAL. Revolutionary, and subsequent civil,
pohiIc'i, anu Ihiii'iy h"So''y VI wv
South.
The Society has had great success in the
accomplishment IT these objects. 1t has
already in its archives an invaluable col
lection, which = is seeking to increase.
The publication .. the monthly magazine
Southern Historical Society PaperS-has
proven decided success. The magazine
has received the 'yarmest encomiums both
in this country and in Europe. IL enters
upon its eighth year with the brightest
prospects. IL is furnished to subscribers
ut SO per annum. Back numbers supplied
in ten yolu q bound, or in loose num-
iprs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
IICHMoNDC COLLEGE.

Richmond College completed her flitieth
year IN June last. The course OF the insii-
tuition has been steadily upward, and her
prosperous and honorable career are 4 part
Of the history Of the State. The corpora
tiou II far stronger to-day thanit has ever
hem, and there were never before In the
history OF the school so many signs Of
vigorous life. lis management Is wise and
encrgetic--its plans comprehensive and
kay-scsching.
During 1882 great Improvement has been
made In the main building. Not only has
thc south wing been completed, but the
centre and north wings have been re-
modelled and finished. and the whole struc-
tore succeed. The ediiiec IS large, mas
awe, and imposing 81 the finest build
1ngs in Virginia. Progress In improving
tue grounds. the Introduction OF the sewer
nsd water systems OF the city, and the in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
NEUROLOGY OF THE YEAR.

The following is list Of the most nota-
bic deaths that occurred during the past
year:
January.
I'd. Sister Rose de st. Augustine. Little
Sister OF the Poor, died at the Home on
Haryie street.
4th. Rev. William Il. Lindsay, Baptist
minister, died ut his residence on Third
street; aged 90 years.
9th. Mr.. Hugh A. Watt died at his SON.
in-law's residence, in Hanover county ;
aged "a years. Death OF Stanley A. Young.
18th. Death OF T.. b. Young, brother OF
Stanley. Lewis l.. Barnes, in Hanover ;
10th. Colonel George w. Munford f;
18Th. DR.. Orlando Fairfax, suddenly
aged IS.
nth. Madame Caroline-Richlngs Ber-
nard; aged SO.
18th. Richard f. AIcKenny, OF the
Southern Express Company; Mrs. Anne
Watson, aged Of, at the residence OF her
son-in-law. Robert S. Archer.
10Th. Mr.. Francis Il. Hart; aged 81.
Thomas A. Rust aged 81.
9th. Nathan Enroughty Darby, near
Malvern Hill, at ripe old age.
Goth. Mr.. Julien Harrison, inspector OF
tobacco at Shockoe warehouse.
February.
eth. Mr.. Andrew Pizzini, an old citizen,
native OF Corsica and for forty years a
resident Of Richmond.
9Th. General Walter Gwynn, formerly
chief engineer OF the james River and Ka-
nawha Company and Colonel OF the First
Virginia regiment. He died IN Baltimore.
18th. Mr.. James Evans; aged 81 years.
18th. Captain John llampden Chamber
layne, senior editor OF the STATE newspa-
per; born june 9, 1898. Mrs. Martha
Ann Doggett, widow OF the late Bishop
ID. s. Doggett. Samuel A. Glover. cashier
OF the First National Bank; aged 50.
ed Mr.. Mack Ship, an old veteran o
the war OF 1872; aged %.
oath. Mrs. Mary A. Lipscomb, matron
Of the Female Humane Association; aged
II.
10th. Robert L. Wendenburg.
March.
18th. John 4. Meredith, distinguished
citizen aud able 'iurlst, In the sixty-eightl
year OF his age. Miss Mildred Ryan, sister
OF Mr.. William Ryan, OF the state.
10Th. Mrs. DR.. X. s. Vest, suddenly at
her home on Church Hill.
23d. j. II. 0'Keefc. committed suicide.
Phil, Thompson (colorcd), the celebrated
jocky.
10th. William Holt Richardson, sud-
denly.
2Sth. BY telegram, Parker Campbell, al
Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Sally b. Seldom,
widow OF Hon. james A. Seldom, at het
home in Goochand county.
3ist. Or. Francis Il. Brooke, superin-
tendent of the Central Lunatic Asylum,
suddenly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
RICHMoNp INSTITUTES,

Corner of Main and Nineteenth streets.
President, Rev. G. II. Corey, ID. d.; Revs.
Joseph Endom Jones. A. NJ. and David
n. Vassar. A. NJ, and Mr.. Ernest A. CO.
rey. A. b.. professors; Miss Josephine j.
Turpin, assistant; Mrs. Clements, musical
instructor.
During the last year there were in attend
ance I24. OF these 81 were ministerial
students. In the female department there
arc 81. The school Is under the auspices
OF the American Baptist Home Mission So
ciety, but students belonging to any de-
nomination arc admitted.
IL is expected that the foundations OF the
new building TO be erected on Reservoir
street viii be laid during the coming
spring.
The trustees OF the institution residing
i'm Richmond arc DIR. A. Il. Dickinson.
Hon. II. X. Ellyson, Rev. James ii.
Holmes, and Rev. x. Wells.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
HISTORICAL SOCIETY

has library Of more than $4,000 volumes,
valuable gallery OF historic portraits, i'm
portant manuscripts, curious relics, &c.
Rooms In the Westnorcland- Club house,
corner OF Sixth and Grace streets. An
nual dues Of members, s.; lifc-member-
ship, $50. Hon. Alexander ii. III. Stuart,
president; Conway Robinson, first vice
president; William W. Torcoran, second
vice-president {; William Writ Henry, third
yice-prcsident; X. a. Brock. correspond
ing secretary aud librarian; Major George
A. 3arksdale, recording secretary; Colo
mel Archer Anderson. DR.. Charles q. Bar
ney, Hon. Johu b. Whitehead, William A.
Maury,'LL. D., Colonel III. Coalter Cabell,
DR.. William p. Palmer, Joseph Bry-
an. Hon. j. L.. NJ. Curry, ID. D., LII. D.,
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, John OFT, Edward V.
Valentine, and ex-o1icio the presiding Off
GERS aud the secretaries, executive COM
mttce. The Executive Committee meets
monthly, and the Society at large annually.
Robert Z. Brooke, treasurer. Committee
on building for Society: John OFT, Henry
Coulter Cabell, Robert A. Brock.
The corresponding secretary invites cor
respondence relating to the objects and in
terests Of the Society. contributions to its
funds, and donations to It's library and col
lections.
The present rooms OF the Society, en-
ioyed hy the Ii5craIity OF the Westmore-
land Club, are handsomely and thoroughly
furnished with new eases and other essen
tial conyeniences, and tue valuable assem-
blage OF portraits of those distinguished
and rcyered In the annals OF Virginia have
been put In perfect order, canvas, and
frame. The exhibit Is fairly an honor and
an ornament to Richmond aud TO the State,
and mast attract and crafty all visitors
but she present quarters will soon be In
adequate for the, accommodation Of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES collections OF the So
cieV by gifts Of books and kindred OBJ
yects from The various sections Of this
county md from Europe. and a separate
ana fpe-proof ball OF It's own will be de-
This result is sanguincly cher
isbed iy the Society. The Society has now
q notwithstanding income from member
ship. but il as yet without endowment. 1t
has ample material for a serial OF highly
important historical publications, the first
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
COMPANY OFFICERS.

Company A (Richmond Grays): L. j.
BossieuX, captain; j. Il. Phillips, first
lieutenant: j. L. Tyler, second lieutenant.
Company b (WallIcr Light Guard:
Henry c. Jones, captain; j. II. Derby
shire. first lieutenant; l.. Il. Christian.
second lieutenant.
Company & Guard Of the Common
wealth.: w. ID. Davis, captain; II. II.
Mosby, first lieutenant; j. j. Sutton,
second lieutenant.
Company ID (Old Dominion Guard: l..
Il. Brown, captain; Robert Harold, first
lieutenant; -, second lieutenant.
Company Il Governors Guard j. II.
Parater, captain; A. l.. Phillips, first lieu-
tenant; K. l.. Jones, second lieutenant.
Company Z OF" Company: A. J..
Elicit, Jr., captain; 4. A.Cary, first lieuten-
ant; w. G. Lefebvre, second lieutenant.
Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
ORGANIZED 1893.
Captain, Andrew Pizzini. Jr.; First
Lieutenant, W. s. DashieI; Second Lieu
tenant, Sol. Cutchins; Junior Second Lieu
tenant, W. G.. Forbes; Surgeon, Dr. Hugh
M. Taylor; Chaplain, Rev. H. Melville
jackson; Secretary, Frank Z. Burke.
Membership, 70.
hhtnthOHu EtOHItLefH.
L. j. Bosher, captain; w. Z. Simons,
first lieutenant; +. II. Mcclure, Junior
first heutenant w. n. Barrett, second
lieutenant. Non-commissioned officers and
men, 60. Meets every Monday night.
Full-dress inspection first Monday in each
month.
First Battalion, CoIored, Infantry.
Field and company officers J. Il. john
son, commanding; j. c. Ferguson, sur
gecn; L. w. Walker, adiutant; y. Price,
quartermaster; john Graves, commissary.
Attucks Guard: Captain, Josiah CrumD;
First Lieutenant, Thomas Walker; Second
Lieutenant, Stephen Turner. Number OF
men, %.
Carney Guards: Captain, j. u. Booker
First Lieutenant, William Nicholas Sec
ond Lieutenant, \. Price. Number OF
men, SO.
Richmond Light Infantry: Captain. W.
II. Tinsley; First Lieutenant, BENJAMIN
Dabney; Second Lieutenant, W. b. Scott.
Number OF men, 80.
Union Guard OF Manchester: CAPTAIN.
William Bailey; First Lieutenant, j. W.
Hill; Second Lieutenant, j. s. Randolph.
Number Of men, "a. .
Total number OF men, 217.
The State Guard,
An independent and detached military or
ganization. consists OF the following oiIi-
GERS namely: Captain, Robert Austin
Paul First Lieutenant, II. Clay Gillian;
SECOND Lieutenant, vacant, caused by the
death OF David w. A. Eryser; Second
Junior Lieutenant, Emmett Scott; Or
derby Sergeant. Asa Miller. This company
Inns 81 men rank and Die, and Is armed
with the Springfield breech-loading mus
kets. Their uniforms are very handsome,
consisting OF o navy-blue coat, beautifully
decorated with gold trimming, and sky
blrc pants with orange-cclorcd stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
AprfI.

April.
I'd. Mr.. William Haynes; aged 90.
4th. Sister Mary Austin Doetsch; aged
Al.
Glib. Mrs. M. Il. Christian.
10th. Louis AntjIottl, janitor OF the
Police Court G2 years old.
Jctb. Funeral OF w. II. Wade, OF Bal
timore. formerly Richmond journalist.
DIST. Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, ID. d., at
Ashland, Va; aged ".
May.
ad. J. Pittman Tyler; aged -.
18th. Frank III. Sampson, in Manehes-
18th. Mr.. james Kirk, in the Goth year
Of his age.
LIST. Mrs. Margaret Young, in the 05tli
year OF her age.
9Th. b. G. Whcrry; aged II.
10th. Rev. Robert +. Jackson. rector OF
Christ church, at his fathers residence In
Petersburg.
18th. Moses Ellyson. OF the Dispatch,
in the 55th year Of his age.
Goth. sudden death OF Mrs. John
Bowers.
2Ist. Francis J. Barnes, in the Iisi year
OF his age. .r =,
23d. Henry Walsh, deputy sheriff OF
oath. Mrs. Mary A. Montague SO years
OF age.
18th. Nathaniel X. Roane, OF Rich
mond-at Yanceyville, n. c.
18th. Mrs. Lucy Courtney; aged 30.
July.
Sd. Mrs. William III. Ward; aged SO.
22d. NJ. Il. Delarue, in the prime OF
life.
I'd. Funeral OF Mr.. George Bell, who
died in Petersburg.
Sth. L. b. Bentley: aged 81.
nth. Sister Mary j. Baptista; aged y.
18th. Mrs. Susanna Morris-in Gooch-
land county.
9th. Mr.. Joseph Gee, accidentally
killed by the cars in Manchester.
18th. r. c. L. Moncure, judge OF the
Supreme Court of Appeals. at his home IN
| Stafford county. George ID. Pearce, chiei
salesman at L. j. BossieuX's.
September.
18th. J. w. Fitchett, drowned in an
alley.
18th. c. p. Ramsdell, United States
marshall for the Eastern district OF Nir-
ginia.
18th. Sudden death of Captain E. C.
Skinner and A. A. Hutchinson.
October
9th. James Thomas, Jr.; aged Y. +.
\. Ambold.
10Th. Robert Peel Brooks, prominent
colored man; aged 20.
29th. Mrs. j. Montague, drowned in a
well.
| November.
4th. 7. W. Hmninger, formerly Of the
| st. James Hotel, at his residence in Hen
rico.
9th. Mrs Emily Taylor, mother Of late
Auditor William +. Taylor; aged 81.
DIST. James 4. Cowardin. senior editor
and founder OF the Dispatch aged II.
James Young, Oldest engineer on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road killed near Fredericksburg.
23d. X. NJ. j. Paynter, manager OF tho
Southern Telegraph Company and super
ntendent of the City-Police and Fire
Alarm Telegraph; aged ~.
18th. A. o. Long, well-known anC
highIy-respected colored man.
10Th. George w. Williams, Journal clerA
OF the State Senate.
3Oth. Isaac l.. Cary; aged 81.
December.
18th. Judge Robert Ould, in the G2t
year OF his age.
18th. Hon. James Lyons; aged 81
Edward Harvey Rhodes GS years OF age
T. Bennett Dashlell; aged %.
oath. James =. Purcell; aged 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
MUSICAL AND DRAMATICAL.
Richmond Mozart Association.

Organized April -, 1876. Chartered by
the Circuit Court OF the city Of Richmond
Officers William T.. Tanner, president
4. William Pemberton, sico-presidcnl'
J. W. Pegram, secretary; Samuel s.n'on'
treasurer. Board Of Governors: ". l.
Tanner, T. William Pemberton, james W
Pcgram, samuel sinton, A. Bargsmln, W.
Leigh Burton, W. A. jenkins, T.. \. lio,h
L.. II. Archer, {. l.. Siegel, John +. Ail'n'
NJ. j. Dimmock, 4. G.. Peyton, j. Il: Pace
Fred. r. Scott, Samuel -. Paul, In W.
Blunt, II. 4. Miller, II. W. Lubbock, ihos'
Potts, John Tyler. Active membership
$50. Professional orchestra OF Is mu'l-
clans. Amateur orchestra OF - musician !,
Chorus OF 81 members (23 female ana %
malc).
Deutscher Mannerchor.
President, John Miller; Nice-Presldrh''
John Steinbrcchcr; Secretary, Joseph o.
chel; Treasurer, Joseph slein1reehSS',
Scggeant.at-A Arms, Joseph SchoSh' JT' -
brarian, Andrew Steinbrecher; ns 'li
every "Wednesday at New haFAe' i'""'
Meplhegshi., 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
italian Society OF BencyoIcnco and
Fraternity
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
virginia Fish and Game Association

A State organization for the purpose ~
the protection Of fsh and game in Virginia.
Office located at Richmond. OiiccN:
Charles 4. Palmer, president; John Ou'
treasurer; Edward IL. Fisher, secretary.
Owing 20 the repeal Of some Laws by Che
Legislature Of ls30-'Sl, the association
could not do much. During the last H.
gislature an effort was made 10 get some
needed laws passed, but without avail
There are about 40 members In the a,So-
citation. During the year there have been
five prosecutions by the association % M
Engagements OF the existing laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
THE MILITARY.
First Regiment.

Field and staff: Colonel, Charles J. An
derson; Lieutenant-Coicne 10. Lsne
Stern; Major, James ID. Patton; Adiutant,
Captain John II. Dinneen; Surgeon,
-; Assistant Surgeon, Captain Jacob
MchauX, NJ. D.; Qualtermastcr, Captain
A. l.. Bargamin: Ordnance Officer, Cap
tain CYRUS BossieuX; Chaplain, Captain
Moses ID. Hoge, II. D.; Paymaster, Lieu
tenant w. NJ. Hill.
Non-commissioneds staff; Sergeant Major,
J. II. V. Daniel; Hospital Steward, w. i.
Pearce; Ordnance Sergeant, u. i. Thaw:
Quartermaster Sergeant, -; Color Ser
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02

The following is a list of the most noia-
bic deaths that occurred during the past
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
The Old First Virginia Infantry Asso-
citation.

Officers: Colonel w. III. Palmer, prcs;-
dent; Major George f. Norton, first vice
president; Captain L. T.. Reeve, second
yice-president; Lieutcnaut-colonel +. III.
Langley, third yice-president; Sergeant c.
II. Loehr, secretary aud treasurer. Anni-
yesary or reunion on the 18th Of July.
I'D" Company Association,
cor,r~ ycl ~ tho ycsr~ae ~sc.s,hers ~ Conn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-02
EDuCAr OVAL.


QDscerS.- --Hon. William c. Carringfon.
president cr-c9cio; e. Nj. Garrett, super.
infcndent OF schools; james II. Peny, Jr..
secretary and supervisor OF school pro-
perry; j. A. McGilvray, assistant secre-
ry.
Members Of NE Board. First District
Charles p. Rady, A. w. wcddell. William
II. Williams. Second District--Alfred r.
Courtney. Robert w. Powers, Robert q.
Cabcn. Third District--M. l.. Straus,
Samuel T.. Moore. W. X. Bowie.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-08-10

Mr.. S. L. NYS, OF New York, Who Cor
twenty years has been engaged in the
examination OF western mines. and has
a wide reputation for his ability as q
practical and experienced miner, has
been spending few days a. tho home
of Rev. John w. Hedges, near Hedges.
vile, In examining his property. Mr..
Nye pronounces the indications silver.
and reports them as among the finest
and the best. Samples sent to Phila-
aelphia and Baltimore for analysis have
returned the same report. II is known
that Mr. Hedges has engaged hands
and in few days will begin OF Grafton,
to see to what extent and in what guam.
titles the vein may exist
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-08-10
TIE NEw PATENT
DUST-l'ROOF
Stem Winding Open Face Case.
MANUFACTURED BY THE
american Watch Co.,
IDdIthGne, Mass.

This case is formed in one solid piece with
out joint or seam, opening 10 front only, thus
avoiding the usual CrP. aud securing greater
strength and dur5bilisy.
These Watches are all open .Jcee The bezel,
Into which an extra strong cs,s,al is fitted
with an especially prepared water proof ce-
ment, is attached to the case by ecrewiug i,
thereon, and thus forms an alright junction
with Tue body Of The case, which Is proof a.
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To rniiro"d men, travellers, m iaers, lunber-
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to The watch, these qualities ute of the utmost
impor.Gucc